The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-10-22
HOUSE-MoRNING.

Bits Introduced and Reterred.-H. l15. by
Mr.. Darling Of Chelsea, to amend Sec 44Sl
of X. L., TO reduce state expenses. Pro-
vdes that the president of the senate shall
not receive over $3.50 and mileage for the
session; the same for the SIP, aker; the MEM
beers of the general assembly shall not re-.
ceive over Sl25 and mileageI; com. on state
and court expenses.
III. ZIG, by Mr.. Thompson of Irasburgh
(by request), in addition to Chapter l04 of
X. L., in relation to the custody of wills
Provides that after six months have elapsed
from the final probate and allowance of any
will, the judge may, in his discretion, de-
liver the original will to the executor of
said will; com. on judiciary.
II. III, by Mr.. Moloney of Rutland (by
requesD, An Act relating to the formation
of Cooperative Savings and Loan Associa-
tions; com. on banks.
IL. IFS. bv Mr.. Marshall of Bratteboro
(by requesf), To provide for Il Typographical
survey and maps of Vermont; gen. com.
fl. ll9, by Mr.. Perry of Newfane. to in
corporate the Christian Aid Association;
com. on corporations.
III. 40, by Mr. Moloney of Rutland, to
legalize the appraisal of the town of Rut-
land for year 1890; com. on grand list.
III. III, by Mr.. Prouty of Franklin, re.
latng 10 fares and freightS on railroads.
Provides that not more than two and one
half cents per mile shall be charged for
carrying passengers. Only twenty-five
cents shall be charged for a package weigh
ing not more than one hundred poundsl;
com. on railroads.
H. Id, by Mr.. Templeton of Worcester,
to amend Secs. Ssh, $50 and 1913, X. l., re-
lating to grand jurors and prosecutors by
information. Provides that states attor.
neys may prosecute by information all
crimes against the laws of the statel com. ON
judiciary.
H. 1913, by Mr.. Thompson of Irasburgh.
to repeal Sec. 1902, 1908, ami 1904. Il. L., re.
lating to witnesses !; com. on judiciary.
II. l24, by Mr.. Darling Of Chelsea, to pay
f. II. Godfrey the sum therein named com.
on claims.
II. 125, by Mr. Bo nton of Westfeld, to
pay Carroll Smith the sum therein named;
CON- on claims.
Mr.. Robinson of Barton presented a Pc
titon, signed by j. e. Dwinell and three
hundred others of Glover, praying for mu-
nicipal suffrage for women; com. on cleo
tons.
Mr.. Davis of Danvile presented petit
tion against impairing the prohibitory law;
temperance com.
The speaker announced the following
members of the joint worlds fair CON-: Mr..
Kimball of Randolph and Proctor of
Proctor.
A message was received from the gov
ernor, with the report of the trustees of the
Soldiers Home. On motion of Mr.. Pollard
OF Chester, it was ordered to lie and 1000
copies printed.
Mr.. Jubell Of Colchester presented a petit
ton relating to fish law; com. ON game and
fisheries.
Joint ResoiutionS,- senate providing
for information from county clerks by
secretary of state. On motion of Mr.. Cook
of Mount Holly the auditor of accounts was
substituted in place of the secretary of state.
On motion of Mr.. Moloney, it was ordered to
lie and made "a special order for Tuesday
morning at eleven o'clock.
The following bill was reported by COM
mttee: ii. a. from committee on grand
list, to legalize the appraisal Of the real es-
tate of West Rutland for year 1890. Re-
ported favorably. Read the third time and
passed.
S. 10, act declaring legislative assent Of
the state to the purpose of grants by an act
of congress; com. on education.
S. %, in amendment of No. l43 Of acts of
1884, relating to charter Of the Vermont In
vestment and Guarantee Company; com. on
banks. Adjourned.
STANDARDIZATION.
Resoiution.-By Senator Kingsley, that
when the senate adourns this afternoon, II
be to meet again on Monday afternoon next
at two o'clock adopted.
On motion of Senator Allen, adjourned.
HoUsE-AFTERNooN.
Joint Resolution.-By Mr.. Garfield Of Rye
gate, as follows: " ResolUed, That the COM