The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-11-26

disagreed to and the bill was ordered to a
third reading.
Pdssed.-H. III, constituting Sec 176, of
acts of 1886, relating to fish; II. 800, relating
to qualifications Of witnesses.
II. $685. corporation tax law, was passed
under suspension of the rules Mr.. Sher-
win moved, in view of the consideration the
bill had had and that members had read It,
it be read by title only Mr.. James of Wa
terbury, the only negative voter on sus-
pending the rules, objected, and the bill
was read in full, aud passed.
II. 1893, corporation tax law was passed
under a suspension of the rules. Mr.. Sher-
win moved, in view of the consideration
the bill had had and that members had read
It, it be read by title only. Mr.. James of
Waterbury, the only negative voter on sus-
pending the rules, objected, and the bill
was read in full, and passed
Before its passage, on motion of Mr.
Thompson, that part of the bill providing
that Investment companies might omit pay
ment of tax by disclosing names of investors
to he personally taxed, was stricken out
Passed II. 2dO, regulating mesne pro-
cess; ii. 2I9, relating to the promulga-
ton of the laws (reported adversely; III.
323, relating to investments by savings
banks and trust companes II. 331, relating
to fish wardens: II. $50, relating to taxation
of standing timber.
On motion of Mr.. Prouty the house voted
that when it adjourn it he till 7:30P.M
Constitutional misunderstanding for
establishment of judicial circuits, read and
referred to judiciary committee.
Jojnt Resolution on FiBdi Adjournment.-
The house cOncurred in the senate resou-
ton on final adjournment, Wednesday
morning at eight o'clock.
Dismissed H. 396, to establish state
board of pharmacy. Motion to reconsider,
tabled.
Adjourned.
HOUsE-EvENING.
PdSSed.-S. 105, to incorporate the Hart
ford Water Company; II. 1877, to incorpOr-
ate the Williamsburg Mining and Manufac-
turing Company; S. 122, to incorporate the
Chttenden County Railroad Company; S.
AZ, granting additional powers TO Westmin-
ster East PARISH S Of, to incorporate Alpha
Mu of Chi Psi; S. ~, to incorporate the
burlington Manufacturing Promoter Com
pany; 5. l43, to enable school district num-
her Sin Washington to fund its indebtedness;
S. 137, to enable town of Montgomery to
fund its Indebtedness
1hird Reddjng Ordered.-H. AGO, to pro-
vide for the fortnightly payment of wages
by corporations; II. 407, to pay II. o. Camp
sum named; III. 406, providing for the com
plation OF laws relating to taxation; S. "a,
relating to confinement of defendants in
certain cases; s. 1919, relating to the sale of
real estate on execution; S. 80, to appro-
) 63, relating to state officers reports; S.
80, to provide for the payment of the ex-
pense of search warrants; S. 80, relating to
grand list.
Approyed-H 100, legalizing appraisal in
Rutland; II. 173, prohibiting deposit of saw
dust in Williams river; II. Dos, paying A. II.
Benefit ii. :46, incorporating the Green
Mountain Telegraph Company; III. 1919, re-
lating to check list Of voters: H. IL, relating
to the time when town clerks shall pay over
to town treasurer moneys received from the
licensing of dogs; II, 304 relating TO appear
ance in divorce cases; III. 2Oi, amending
Sec. l of No. 3 laws of 1884, relating to the
grand list; III. 32l, relating to the protection
of horse owners ; II. 3S7, relating to the
support of insane persons.
BHiS MtrOduced.-H. 410, by Mr.. Taylor
of Cornwall to repeal No 9 of session laws
of 1888; to com. on education. This repeats
the present school law in toto, and if
passed will re-enact the school law as it ex-
listed prior 10 the session of So
Worid'S Fair AgdB.-The question came
up on the adoption in concur ence of the
proposed amendment of the senate to H.
3S4 to appropriate $4,000. Several OBJ
structive motions were made but with
drawn. Mr.. Taylor of Cornwall strongly
opposed the proposed amendment. Mr.
Colby of Victory moved to order the bill to
lie; opposed by Mr.. EMERSON of Peacham
and refused by the house. Mr. Enripht
Prouty Of Franklin said he had gone on
record once and should do so again "as
dead agin this bill Of going to Chicago" Mr.
Mann of Wilmington read portions of a
letter from Mr. Mcintyre Messrs. Clark of
Halifax. Stowe of ReadsborO and Ryther of
Dover were on record as in favor of only
5000 appropriation. Mr. Moloney of Rut.
land called attention to a telegram received
from Mr.. b. b. Smalley and hoped the house
might concur. Mr.. Clark demanded tile
call of the roll, and the house refused to
concur in the senate's proposal of amend
ment. Yeas, "a; nays, 30.
Passage RefuScd-S. 81, relating to plead
ing and practice in cases involving the
validity Of tax; S, l02, to facilitate the in
vestigations of felonies; S. 81, relating To
the exemp ion of soldiers from poll tax;
S. 96, relating to the discharge of mortgages
S. al, relating TO the preservation of the
public health S. 12S, giving jurisdiction to
the probate court in cases where the heirs
and egatees are indebted to testate and in
testate estates; ii. 300, to enoou age the de-
velopment of water powers.
Adjourned