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

Dismissed. - II. 1884, relating to assess
ment of taxes, was dismissed.
Pdssed.-H. 20S laying tax on the county
of Windham. Mr.. Read moved to amend
cents on the dollar Of the grand list, and
it was passed
Under suspension of the rules, bills
were introduced, read and passed without
any intervening time
Bills PGssed.--H. 395, relating to check
lists; $. 14S, appropriation for house of cor
rection amends 10y inserting 81 900 for
S6,50Ol; H. 415, to pay j. II Mimms the
sum named S. 102, support of paupers; III.
420, relating to payment of taxes by West
ern Union Telegraph Co II. 421, taxes on
telegraph companies; III. 24S, paying con-
stables for time spent in freemen's meeting;
ii. SAT, Substitute AID reducing the fines of
John O'Neil; S. 1866, in regard to public
laws; S. 157, repeating act establishing a
permanent camp-ground for the militia; S.
161, appropriation for Soldiers Home; S.
1863, in relation to house of correction; S.
165, appropriation for fish hatchery; II 424
enlarging village of St. Adams
Passage Refused.-S. ~, to estabis h
equalizing conventions; II. 1856, in relation
TO license money from commercial fertil-
izers; II. 900, trimming of trees on high
ways ii. 1888, to regulate fishing in Lake
Willoughbyi S. 1853, to remove iron railing
around capitol
$780, Ludlow Aqueduct Co; II. 225, North.
eastern Insurance Co. II 233, Standard
Light Co.. II. 2S6, Rutland Hospital; Ii
295, fees of sherffs; II. 300, school district
II of Middlesex; II. 1888, Barre Standard
Light Co.; II. 37S, amending Burlington
charter;
Bills Introduced..-H. 400, in relation tC
reorganization of banks; read first, second
and third time and passed.
II. 430, school district of Vernon; reat
first, second and third time and passed.
Adjourned.
sENATE-EvENING.
NOn-cOncurrence.-The senate refused Z,
concur in the amendments proposed by thu
house cutting down the appropriation o
| $4,000 for the Vermont State Asylum t,
| S55 900.
Bills Passed.-H. $40, relating to the sal
of lard; II. 80, relating to scholarships il
normal schools; II. 423, to Incorporate
part of Chester; III. 425, relating to the vii
| lage of Wilmington; III. 42S, relating Il
Black River Academy and the town of Lud
| low; III. 2S4, relating to the Hoosac Tune
and Wilmington Railroad Co.
Passage Rctused.-H. PAT, to provide fir
escapes for hotels and other buildings; Fl
800, relating to the care of burial lots in pub
lie cemeteries; H. 1872, providing for tn
purchase of land for the reform school; ii
$685. to change the name of Mary Ann Bal
cock of Barnet to Mary Ann Paddeford
II. TO- to pay j. p. Cross a certain sum;
100, to incorporate the Fair Haven saving
bank S. III, from the com. on highways
for the protection of highways; S. 172
amending the law relating to width c
wagon tires (also from com. on highways.
Ihrorn Out.-'On point of order in regar
to an advertisement being published, II
40, to incorporate Waterbury Savings Ban
and Trust Co., II. 1865, to incorporate Tro
Savings Bank and Trust Co.. S. 16S, to in
| pnrnOrqtp m nd I
relating TO changing liue between Yves
Rutland and Proctor were thrown out {
consideration.
Adjourned.