The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-11-02

legallze vote OF that town eXempting a
hotel from taxation; corporations.
II. 264, by Mr.. Fish OF Ira, absences OF
members of general assembly. To answer
roll.call daily; absentees to have no pay
while absentl state and court expenses.
II. 265, by Mr. Brown of Richford to pay
II. Gross for arresting thief; claims.
III. 266, by Mr.. Dewey of Bennington, to
incorporate City Band of Bennington; cor
porations
II. 267, by Mr.. Barber of Arlington, sal
airy of judge of probate for district of Ben
nington; state and court expenses.
ii. 26S, by Mr.. Porter of Wilmington, re-
ducing number of railroad commissioners
to one, and reducing salary; state and court
expenses.
ii. 900, by Mr.. Moore of Plymouth, amend
ing Sec. 1874, Il. L., organization of house of
representatives. Sec. of State to make roll
by towns and counties of members who
have presented certificates; shall be pre-
siding officer and call for election of
II. go, by Mr.. McQuivey of Ripton, to
pay G. |. Hodges for catching criminal
claims.
II. 271, by Mr.. Dewey of Barton, incor.
porating Barton Trust Co.; banks.
II. 272, to enable Mortified to pay high
way tax in money; highways and bridges.
II. 213, by Mr.. Dewey of Middlebury, re-
pealing act incorporating First Methodist
Legal Society of Middlebury; corporations.
H. pa, by Mr.. Brown of Richford, by re-
quest. Railroad property to be taxed in
towns where located; ways and means.
H. 30, by Mr.. Barber of Arlington, by
request. EXempts disabled soldiers from
payment of poll-taXl grand list.
H. 276, 10y Mr.. Robbins of Chester.
little to real property to be in husband and
wife, unless it is joint tenancy; judiciary.
III. 277. by Mr.. Boynton, by request, to
pay Thomas w. Eagan for time lost as a
witness; claims.
II. 27S, by Mr.. Enright, by request, to pay
A. Il. Houghton for catching thief; claims
II. 30, by Mr.. Clark of Halifax. Doctors
to write prescriptions in the English lam
guagel public health.
II. $50, amending charter of Hardwick
village; corporations.
III. PSI, by Mr.. Campbell of Rochester, re-
lating to school district in that town; edu-
cation.
II. 2S2, by Mr.. Brown of Nottingham,
amending No of 1890. Civil authority
to determine number and situation of poll
boothsl; elections.
II. 1885, by Mr.. Bigelow of Brooktield,
amendments to ballot law
II. 2SI, by Mr.. Porter of Wilmington
allowing Deerfield Railroad Co. to extend
its road; railroads.
II. 2S5, by Mr.. Jackson of Grand Isle.
[Compels telephone and telegraph compa-
MES to connect with each otherl; corpora.
tons.
Fl. 2SG, by Mr. Clement of Rutland, in
cooperating Rutland Hospital; corporations
II. 2S7, by Mr.. Henderson of Burlington
to incorporate Vermont Electric Co.; COR
porations.
H. 2SS, by Mr.. Wakefield of Westfeld.
by request. Similar in tenor to II. 2S5];
corporations.
II. 1885, by Mr.. Herrcl1 of Poultney, by
request, regulating fishing in Lake st. Gath
crime; game and fisheries.
H. 300, by Mr.. Plumley of Shelburne, in
cooperating Killington Aqueduct Co.; cor
porations.
II. 291, by Mr.. Dewey of Barton, making
standard weight ofieggs pound and half to
the dozen; agriculture.
Ii. 292, by Mr. Boynton of Montpelier,
amending charter OF that village; corpora
tions.
III. 293, by Mr.. Barber, for Jail in Benning-
ton county; to members from that county.
Ii. 294, by Mr.. Booth of Vergennes,
amending city charter; corporations.
II. 295. by Mr.. Dunlap of SALISBURY,
Sheriff to be allowed pay for summoning
petit jury] state and court expenses.
Ill. 296, 10y Mr.. Dodge of Lincoln, limiting
Sec 1886, II. l.. Removes exemptions of
personal property from attachment when
suit is brought to recover for personal ser
vicesI; judiciary.
II. 297, by Mr.. Allen of Fairhaven, by re-
quest, abolishing Office of public prosecutor
judiciary.
H. 29S, by Mr. Boynton of Moutpelier,
amending charter of National Life Insur-
anee CO.; corporations.
II. 800, by Mr. Gallup of Victory to le-
galize the quadrennial appraisal OF real es-
tate of Victory.
Ii. 300, by Mr.. Dillon of Middlesex, au-
thOrizing additions TO rate bill of fractional
district II for 1889
IL 30l, by Mr.. Boynton of Montpelier, en-
abling stewards of Methodist church to hold
real estate; judiciary.
H. 302, by Mr.. Miller of Newport TO in.
corporate Newport board of trade; corpora
tions.
II. SO3, by Mr.. Rooney of Mendon, MAX