The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-10-19
Tuesday, Oct. IS.
SENATE-MORNING.

SENATE-MoRNING.
Joint Resolution Adopted.-By Senator
Proctor, authorizing committee on the re-
form school to visit the school and make re-
port.
Bills Introduced and Referred-S. %, by
Senator Hall, providing for state board of
pharmacy and to regulate the practice of
pharmacy Governor to appoint board
of five, they to examine and issue licenses
to pharmacists; to be unlawful to practice
without license after April l. 1885, Joint
com. on health.
S. "a, by Senator Foster, incorporating
the Merchants Safe Deposit Company of
Burlington; com. on banks.
House Bills Referred.-H. 80, relating to
maturity of contracts; com. on judiciary.
PdSSed-S 10, amending charter of viii
lage of Enosburgh Falls.
S. s, creating board of health for North
Bennington graded school district.
Adjourned.
HoUsE-MoRNING.
Bills Introduced and Referred-H So, by
Mr.. Leland of Springfield, to pay w. S.
Lowell the sum named. For arrest and
conviction of Fitton, forgerer]; com. on
claims.
H. 56, by Mr.. Wakefield of Westfield, re-
lating to term of Office of listers and select
men. Proposes the "rotation system" so
that each year only one of said officers shall
go out by expiration of term of service1.
H. 81, by Mr.. Weeks of Wheelock, amend
ing the law in relation to highway repairs.
Proposes to repeal the provision that one
fourth the highway tax shall be deducted
when paid in money!; CON- on highways.
H. 5S, by Mr.. Henderson of Burlington,
to incorporate the Lake Champlan Yacht
Club; com. on corporations
H. 80, by Mr.. Rowland of Barre, to enable
school district No. to issue bonds to fund
indebtedness incurred in erecting a new
SCHOOL hnnsps aIn
Joint Resolutions Adopted.-By Mr.. Strong
of Huntington, directing the standing com
mittee to visit the Agricultural College.
From senate, authorizing the proper COM
mittee to visit the house of correction.
PetfttOnS.-By Mr.. Booth of Mortified, of
Rev. S. Donaldson and forty-nine others of
Northtield against running railway trains
ON Sunday.
Passed. IS. TO- amending the charter of
the Vermont Life Insurance Company.
H. 80, to enable school district No. in
Johnson to draw its share of the public
money for the year ending March 81, 1891
Adjourned.
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
Concurrence Refused.-In the passage of
joint resolution relating to II. u.
House Bill Referred.-H. 81, to enable
school district No. in Johnson to draw its
share of public money com. on education.
Joint Resolution adopted - Authorizing
state agricultural college
The senate then proceeded to the election
on its part of United States senator. SEN
ator Mead nominated Redfield Proctor of
Proctor. The nomination was seconded by
Senators Grout, Foster, Dubois, Haskins,
Hall, Lincoln, Orvis Abel Burnell Tur-
ner, Vail, Brock. The senators then rose
and voted viva voce for Redfeld Proctor,
only two being administrators Dawson
and Nichols. The senators then voted in
the same way for Redtield Proctor for the
term of six wears.
judge OF probate for the district of Essex to
complete the probate records, as amended
by committee.
PaSsed.-S. 6, for the enforcement of or
ders OF supreme court judges.
II. IA, relating to bonds of civil authority.
ii. "A to secure notice to legatees in case
of public bequest.
Blu Introduced and Referred.-S. 20, by
Senator Lincoln, to continue the organiza-
ton of the st. Johnsbury Aqueduct Com
pany; com. on corporations.
Adjourned.
HOUsE-AFTERNoON.
Bills Introduced and Referred H. 90, by
Mr. johnson of Essex prohibiting the put
ting of sawdust, etc, into streams; com. on
manufactures.
Ii. 81, by Mr.. Strong of Huntington, to
change the lines of that town 80 as to in
clude Avery's and Buel's cores; com. on
town lines.
II. so, by Mr.. Croft of Enosburgh, relating
to granting of certificates to public school
| teachers. Makes a certificate granted by a
, principal OF a graded school, endorsed by
the town superintendent, license to teach
for two years
II. 63, by Mr.. Dewey of Bennington, to
| incorporate Green Mountain Club of Ben
nington County. incorporates several we'll
known citizens OF that county into body
| corporate to hold real estate in Woodford
and Glastonbury, for fishing, hunting and
sporting generally; com. on corporations.
III GA, by Mr.. Dewey of Middlebury, to
release William Z. Nash of New Haven and
Joseph Battell Of Middlebury from liability
on bond. [Given as sureties for Clinton
Smith on contract to build the state in
sane asylum com. on ways and means.
E1pldndti0n.-H. AZ, introduced by Mr..
r obbins of Chester, is not intended to
shorten the time OF commencement of pros
ecutions, but to make the time commence to
run from the discovery of crime, instead of
the time of its commission
| PetitiOn,-By Mr.. Aldrich Of Weathers-
field, against running OF Sunday trains;
general committee.
adopted in Concurrence. - Senate resolu-
ton authorizing committee on reform school
to visit the school and make report.
Resolution.-By Mr. Clifford of Shelburne,
directing com. on public buildings 10 visit
public buildings and report their condition;
ordered to lie