The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-10-15
ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS


Abel of West Haven, Billiard of Underhill.
Smith of st. Adams,
And the following joint standing committees
on the part of the house:
ON JOINT RULES.
Davis of Danville, Manning of Weston.
Peck of Hinesburgh,
ON THE LIBRARY.
Garfield of Ryegate, Chedel Of Plttshed
Hulett of Salisbury, Parkhurst OF Sharon.
Bailey of Woodbury.,
ON HOUSE OF CORRECTION
Kezer of Rochester, Gree of Wheelock.
Hewitt of Putney
ON THE REFORM SCHOOL,
Mann of Wilmington, Tarbel of Londonderry,
Blake of Swauton, Fairbanks of Newark.
Wilcox of Brdport;
ON GAME AND FISHERIES.
Houghton Of Westminster Jubeil OF Colchester. -
Parker Of Coventry,
ON STATE AND COURT EXPENSES.
Sherwin of Jamaica, Burnett of Bethel.
Ilobson of Brighton, Miller of West Fairlee.
Francis of Wells,
UNDER THE FOURTH JOINT RULE.
SStebbins Of Vernon, Rooney of Mendon
Warner of Ludlow,
SPECIAL ON TEMPERANCE.
Thompson Of lrasburgh, Phillips of ARLINGTON,
Kelton of f. Montpelier,
SPECIAL ON EVAPORATION AND INDUS
TRIAL INTERESTS.
Peck of Hinesburgh, Sherwin of jamaica
James of Waterbury. Houghton of stamford
Harlow of Springfield,
On motion of Mr.. Abel of West Haven,
the credentials of the contesting members
from East Haven were referred to committee
on elections.
Mr.. Cannon of West Rutland presented a
petition signed by large number of the cit
liens of that town asking for the passage of
a weekly payment bill.
The resolution relating to the furnishing
two newspapers was called up, and on mo-
ton of Mr.. Clark of Halifax the resolution
was dismissed.
Joint ResolutioR.-By Mr. Merrill of Enos-
burgh, providing for the appointment of
joint committee to whom shall be referred
that portion of the governors message as
relates to commission of immigration and
industrial interests; adopted
BY Mr.. Darling of Chelsea, providing for
the appointment of a joint special commit
tee to be called the committee on salaries, to
whom shall be referred matters relating to
the salaries of the several state officers. On
motion of Mr.. Clark, ordered to lie and be
printed.
Bills IntrOduced.-H II, by Mr.. Smith of
Royalton, An Act to relieve the people of
Vermont in part from the burden of taxa
ton. Provides that persons accepting
Office in the state shall perform the duties
of that Office for such salary as the law fixes.
Such officer shall have no right to charge
the state for any expenses other than trav-
cling fees to and from the general assembly
of the state at any regular sessions com
nittee on state and court expenses
H. IS, by Mr.. Clark of Halifax, An Act
fixing the number of judges of the supreme
court and their salaries Amends Sec. no
II. L., and provides for one chief justice and
four assistant Judges. Also amends Sec. l
of No. 80 of Acts of 1886, making salary of
each Judge $500; committee on judiciary.
l,,M at A
in amendment of Sec. 1872 Il. L. in rela-
ton to the protection of fish. Provides
that person catching trout, land locked
salmon, salmon trout or longe, or having in
his possession such fish, between first
of September and the first of the following
May, shall be fined not more than $40 for
each fish so taken or possessed. Com. on
game and fisheries
H. 20, by Mr.. Humphrey of Poultney,
An Act to regulate fishing in the waters of
Lake St. Catherine in the towns of Pout-
ney and Wells com. on game and fish
cries.
II. u, by Mr.. Ryther of Dover, An Act
relating to the taxation of deposits in saw
ings banks, savings institutions and trust
companies. Provides that if the aggregate
amount of the deposits on the first of April
in savings institutions in this state or else
where exceeds $500, the excess shall be set
in the list to such person in the town where
he residesl. Committee on grand list.
Ill. -, by Mr.. Clark OF Halifax, An Act
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