The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-11-02
Tuesday, November /.
sENATE-MoRNrNc


etery Association; claims.
S. 81, by Senator Mead, enabling cas-
parish in Rutland to assess pews; genera
committee.
S. 90, by Senator Haskins, extendin
charter of Brattleboro and Bennington X. II
Co. five years; railroads.
). 81, by Senator Mead, incorporatin
Congregational Pew Association of Rutland
corporations.
S. %, by Senator Watson, amending Law
relating to investments of savings bank
and trust companies. Investments 30 b
made only in funds of u s., any New Eng
land state, New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Ohio, Indiana Illinois, Iowa, Mich
igan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri
Washington, North Dakota, South Dakota
Nebraska, Kansas and Texas-with a few
exceptions in above limits]; banks.
5. 06, by Senator Haskins, changing nam
of Brattleboro insane asylum. ITO Z" Brat
tleboro Retreat - CON- on insane.
> 81, by Senator Boyce, incorporatin
Spring and Fountain Water Co. OF Barre
corporations
S. 9S, by Senator Hall, amending act in
cooperating st. Adams Association; corpor
ations.
S. 80, by Senator Mead, house of correc
ton. Released convicts to be returned &
town where committedI com. on house 0
correction.
S. 100, by Senator Boyce, by request, t.
pardon Almon A. Meaker; state prison
s. 101, by Senator Mead, by request, sup
port of paupers. Not to be dumped " int
other townsl; gen. com.
s. 102, by Senator Watson, for revision
Of laws; judiciary.
S. 1903, by Senator Mead, enlarging bound
aries of Rutland graded school by taking il
District No 3; education
S. 104, by Senator Haskins, to complet
the high water mark monument at Gettys
burg; military affairs.
S. 105, by Senator Mead, to incorporat,
city of Rutland; to special committee.
House Bills Referred.-H n, Grand ISL
and North Hero bridge; highways.
H. 30, care OF highways; highways.
ii. 80, railroad bonds and mortgages; rail
roads.
II. 9S telephone for public offices; judi
ciary.
II. 1903, to pay Hartford Sl5 40; claims.
H. 107, safety of public records; judiciary
II. 100, settlement OF accounts of trustees
judiciary.
H. 129, amending Sec. 1869, r. L.-towl
officers; gen. com.
III. 147, horse trots; Judiciary
H. l49, pay of counsel in criminal cases
judiciary.
II. 100, continuation of notice of cause il
justice courts.
PetuiOR.-By Senator Mead, relating t,
tax on dogs; agriculture.
PdSSed.-H. A, changing time of holdin,
annual village meeting of Waterbury; Ii
113, legalizng quadrennial appraisal ant
grand list of Barre; S. rs, changing time O
holding annual meeting of village of Yves
Randolph; II. 157, amending act incorpo
rating Norwich University.
Adjourned.
HOUSEKEEPING.
Bills Introduced and Reterred-H. 252, b.
MIR. Camp OF Gilmore, incorporating Elmor,
Building Co.; corporations.
H. 253, by Mr.. Platt of Shoreham, to re
peal 300 exemption of deposits in say
ings banks; ways and means.
H. 254, by Mr. Martin of Brattleboro, by
request, for support of government. Sav
ings banks to pay seven-tenths of one pc
cent?; ways and means.
H.. 255, by Mr.. Jackson of Waterville, t.
compel Waterville Liberal Institute to re
pair its church; corporations.
III. 256, by Mr. Dodge of Lincoln, protec
ton of highways. $50 fine for obstruction
with stonesl; highways.
IL. 257, by Mr., Herrick of Poultney, EN-
powering fire districts to erect street lights
corporations.
II. 25S, by Mr.. Boynton of Montpelier
authorizing cities, towns and villages Il
manufacture and distribute electricity
Towns TO take charge of electric lightingl
corporations
II, 250 by Mr.. Booth of Vergennes, re
curing collector of water-rents in Yer
gennes TO give bonds; corporations.
ii. 260, by Mr.. Meader of Monkton, relat
ing to elections. Full names to be used il
certificates OF nomination; ballots to be pre-
served; elections.
ii. POI, by Mr., Brown of Nottingham
| Complete lists of stockholders in corpora
tons to be filed with town clerks]; corpora
tons.
ii. 262 by Mr.. Enright of Windsor, to in
corporate Windsor graded school; corpora
tions.