The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-10-29


corporations.
II. 1888, Ivy Mr.. Fisher of vergennes, in re-
gard to religious societies. Provides that
all property except the house of worship
aud the residence Of the minister shall be
set in the grand list the same as other prop
eriN com. on grand list.
II. ISL, by Mr.. Enright Of Windsor, au-
thorzing towns to appropriate money to
maintain bands of music. Provides that
towns may vote "A reasonable sum for such
purpose, not exceeding one per cent of grand
list l. gen. com
II 1856, by MIR. Dustin of Craftsbury, to
incorporate the Home for Friendless
Women. Provides that the cUrporator
may select such site as they deem suitable
and erect thereon such buildings as they
deem necessary for the purpose set forth
they make such regulations as they wish
| regulating admission OF inmates of the
| house com ON con poratirns.
III. 1856, by Mr. Cue of Burke to regulate
! the taxation of real estate under mortgage
| Makes mOrtgagUr and mortgage Joint
| owners OF mortgaged real estate. Their
| actual interest in the estate shall be set TO
their respective grand lists com. on grand
| list.
II. 1877, by Mr.. Wells Of Burlington to in
! corporate the Wiliam>burgh Mining and
Manufacturing Company; com on corpora
| ton
II. 1888, by Mr.. Sanderson of Highgate, to
| prevent double taxation. Provides that all
! mortgaged real estate shall be set in the
! list TO mortgaeOr and morteagee Jointly
! Both shall be liable for taxes thereon, and
| they shall be paid by each in proportion to
! the interest they have in the property. In
! leased property both lessor and lessee shall
be liable Tor the taxes, the lessor paying
such portion of the taxes assessed thereon
| as would he assessed on a sum of money,
which at six per cent interest would Justly
! produce the annual rent and the lessee
! shall pay balance only !; com. on grand list.
4. Mn ~ ftI rt tn in.
corporate the Vermont State Fireman's
! Association; com. o corporations.
II. 100 by Mr.. Montgomery OF SALISBURY,
to pay Oin Huntington for time spent in
arresting III. a, Sargent; IN. on claims.
III 19l, 10y Mr.. Marshall ut Brattleburo, to
incorporate the Locust Ridge Cemetery
| Association Of BrattleborO; com. ON corpO.
rations.
H. 1872, by Mr.. Billiard of Underlil, in
amendment of and in addition to sec. 2945
of Il. l.. relating to highways. [Givng
! discretion to the connty court, in refusing
! to appoint commissioners in certain casesl
com. 81 highways, bridges and ferries.
ii. 1913, 10y Mr.. Abel of West Haven. re-
lating 10 the village of Fair Haven. Re-
peals Sec. q of the act approved November
y, 1881; com. on corporations.
IL. 194, by MIR Darling OF Chelsea, to pro-
| tect fish in Washburn pond. Provides that
If any person takes fish from the pond
within five years he shall be fined not more
more than thirty days.; com. on game aud
| fisheries
II. 1875 by Mr.. Reed of Wplcott, to le-
galize grand list OF town of Wolcott for
year 1880; com. on grand list.
IL. l96, by Mr.. Buttolph OF Middlebury, to
amend the charter of the village of Mid
dlthury; com. on corporations.
IL. 1917, by Mr.. Merrill of Enosburgh,
amendment of Sec. 2GS of Act No. 9 laws
OF 1888 relating to alterations in school dis
frr. l.,~
ing divide into or otherwise alter its school
DISTRICTS com. on education
The JOINT resolution in regard tn recon-
mending closing on Sunday of worlds fair
was called up by Mr. Clark of Halifax. The
matter was discussed bv Messrs Brown
Darling, Garfield and Peck in favor of the
resolution, and by Messr>. Clark and Ryther
against. The resolution was adopted on
the part of the house. Adjourned.
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
BHS Htroduccd and Reterred-S g., by
Senator Camp, providing hat disabled sol
diers shall be exempted from poll lax; grand
list.
S. 6S, by Senator Roberts, providing that
the governor shall appoint judges of inu-
nicipal courts; judiciary committee.
S. 80, by Senator Peck, re-enacting all of
the present prohibitory statutes of Vermont.
Third Redding.-S. %, laying tax on BEN
ningtou county A. relating to possession
PdsSed-H 81, to legalize grand list of
JAY. Ii. 81, to legalize grand list of Sud-
bury. ii. "a, TO cgdize grand list of West
Rutland. S. 46, amending acts of 1884 in
relation to the Bennington and Gastt injury
Mining and Manufacturing Company. 5. 2S,
relating to overseers of the poor. Adj.
HoUsE-AFTERNooN.
The following bills were read the third
time: ) 49, declaring legislative assent of
lt.. ,,f fn tla of L..
grants made by an act Of congress; passed.
IL. 6, in amendment of an act relating to
telegraph and telephone poles in incOrpo-
rated villages and cities; passed.
ii. A. an act in amendment of act No. 10,
of 1883, in relation to savings banks, saw
ings institutions and trust companies or
dered TO be made special order for Monday
next.
Bills Introduced and Referred-S. Q, An
Act ratifying the organization of Upper
Coos railroad and Coos Valley Railroad
Company and authorizing the leasing and
mortgagin of their properties com. on
railroads.
S. -, An Act to incorporate the Capital
Savings Bank and Trust Company of Mont
peler com. on corporations.
II. 1913, by Mr.. MolOney of Rutland incor-
porating the Saint John the Baptist Be-
nevolent Society; com. on corporations.
S. "A. an act to pay j. p LaInson the sum
therein named; com. on claim.
H. lIJ ny VII luDllldo VI hOuhlbli III ti'l-
dition to Sec. &c of Chapter & of II. L., relat-
ing to check list of voters. Provides that
the selectmen or board of civil authority
shall not strike off from the check list the
name Of any person whose name appears
thereon without first giving notice 10 such
person com. on elections.
Bits Rcported,-H. III, from joint com
mittee on game and fisheries; favorably
with amendments, aud third reading was
ordered.
ReSoittiom-Mr. Olmstead of Newbury of
fered the following resolution: Whereas
in the providence of God Rev. III. F. Cush
, ing of East Burke member of the house in
1868 and 1884, and chaplain one session, has
been removed by death; therefore it is re-
solved that we learn with profound sorrow
of the event, and desire to record our ap
probation of his sterling worth, his fidelity
to duty, and the noble service lie has rem
dered the state, and we hereby tender oul
sympathy to his bereaved family -; adopted
PdSSed-H IS, to pay Ira j, Twitchel
$3.50. II. 20, fishing in Lake st. Gather
inc. III. 1856, Union savings bank of Nor
rsviIe. IL. 90, incorporating Proctor Trust
= Company. III. l39, to incorporate the Deer