The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-11-23


Joint ReSolution.-To pay the futile Co.
SS1.41; adopted.
Bills PdsSed.-H. %, repeating the law re-
lating to the branding of butter and cheese;
H LAG, to pay g. II. Clarke certain sum;
H. 265, to pay j. II. Gross certain sum; IL.
267, regulating salary of probate judge OF
Bennington district; II. 307, relating to va
cancies in offices in fire districts.
Bills Signed-S. 30, relating to hearings |
before special masters; s. II, relating TO
Passage Refused.-H. 40, relating to fees
of notaries public.
Adjourned.
HoUsE-MoRNING.
Bills Introduced and Reterred.-H. 1897, |
from judiciary com, relating to the time of
making and printing reports of state officers
ordered to lie and be printed
II. 1888. by Mr.. Booth of Vergennes, pro-
viding a new charter for the city of YER
gennes; corporations.
Special OrderS.-The weekly payment bill
as adversely reported from gen. com, and
was made special order for Friday after
noon.
H. 374, the committee election bill was
made special order for 10: 20 A. NJ. to-mor-
row.
The Windham county buildings measure
was made a special order for Friday fore
noon.
Bus Siqned.-H. 49, annexing part of
Dummerston to Putney; II. 161, in relation
to special administrators II. 1913, relating
to town of Hartford H. 2S1, in relation to
boards of civil authority; II. 1856, amending
charter of st. Johnsbury village.
Bills PdSsed.-H. 233, Standard Light and
Power Co.; H. $40, incorporating South
Royalton school district; II. 37S, city of
Burlington III. 225, Incorporating the
Northeastern Mutual Fire Insurance Co.;
H. 10, Waterbury savings bank; H 30,
moiety in liquor cases.
pappiuOtnu hoard
of health; III. 90, to incorporate Greek
letter fraternity of Middlebury College; ii.
10, relating to grand lists.
Third Redding.-H. 139 came up for third
reading Mr.. Hewitt of Berlin favored the
bill Mr.. Bigeow of Brookfield offered GER
tain amendments, pending the discussion of
which, the house
Adjourned
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
Bills Passed. - S. $50, Incorporating the
Caledonia Savings Bank and Trust Co. of
Lyndon.
S. 1j1, relating to the Brandon Invest
ment and Guarantee Co.
S. 1852, to incorporate school district No.
8 of Barre
S. 155, to incorporate the comrades of
Crandall Post G. A. r. of Barre.
S. %, establishing state board of phar-
macy and regulating the practice of phar-
macy.
S, AZ, relating to highways and bridges.
:. 80, fixing the salary of the first assistant
state librarian.
S. 63, relating to the revocation of the APP
pointment of special prosecutors.
S. 104 to provide for the completion of
the high water mark monument at Gettys-
burgh.
S. 10, to establish a naval battalion to be
attached to the National Guard of Vermont,
S. 149, repeating the law providing for
state school-tax.
H. 242, to incorporate the village of
Readsboro.
II. 292, amending the charter of Mont
pelier.
S. 81, to incorporate the Bellevue Gene
terry Association of st. Adams.
II 50, relating to licenses of foreign insu-
rance companies.
II 1876, relating to the assessment of state
and county taxes
II 203, to establish boundary line monu-
ments between Vermont and Massachusetts.
H. 2ll, relating to the advertisement of
land to be sold for taxes.
H. POI, to incorporate the Barre Pure
Spring Water Co.
II. 251, to incorporate the Gilmore Pond
Turnpike and Building Co.
II. 354, relating to the waters of Lake
Memphremagog in Newport.
ii 1913, relating to the town of Brighton.
FL. 375, relating to the Waterville Liberal
Institute.
Bills Introduced and Referred.-S 157, to
graded school district; CON- on education.
Passage RefuSed.-S. AZ, to extend munich
pal suffrage to women.
Bills Signed.-S. 56, relating to officers
who require assistance in criminal matters.
E1ecutiUe SeSsion.-The senate confirmed
these appointments by the governors
State geologist-George w. Perry of Rut-
land.
Commissioner of taxes-J. L. Martin of
Brattlehoro.
Trustee of Vermont state asylum-W.
III. Hunt of st. Adams.
Member state board of health-O. w
Sherwin of Woodstock.
Board of agriculture .-Justin o. Sanford
OF Hartford, Homer W. Vail of Pomfret
Victor /. Spear of Braintree, George w
Pierce of Brattleboro, C. NJ Winslow of
Brandon, j. L. Hills of Burlington.
Adjourned.
HoUsE-AFTERNooN.
The yea and nay vote on this measure
was called this afternoon the first thing
on reassembling-at two o'clock-and MEM
bers were coming in while the roll was
being called. When the call was finishd
several members asked leave to be recorded,
and no objection was made. AS those who
were absent were still asking the privilege
OF being recorded, Mr.. Robinson of Jamaica
objected to any others voting. This ex-
cluded quite a number, among them MIR.
Brown of Nottingham, yea; Mr.. Clifford of
Shelburne, yea; Mr.. Dunlap of Shafts.
bury, yea. The following is the list as it
stands on the record:
YEAS.
Adams of Marlboro, Hewitt of Berlin,
Aldr1ch,l Hewitt of Putney,