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


1477, K. L. relating to exemption from ar
rest in actions founded on contract. No
prisoner to be arrested on mesne processes
founded on contract.
S. 20, by Senator Mead, in addition to No.
173 of laws of 1890. Makes it duty of
Worlds Fair commission to erect Vermont
building, and appropriating S14,750 for its
construction anu maintenance; building to
be sold after fair is over and proceeds turned
into state treasury; com. on worlds fair.
House Blu Reterred.-H, 80, to pay w. S.
Lowell S14.jo com. on claims.
Third Redding. - II. So, to pay f. w.
Howe S16.6O; 5. 43, amending No. 50 of laws
OF 1886, relating to assignment of judges
S. IS, prohibiting officers of state institu-
tions from being employed therein.
Passage RefuSed,-S. 80, to improve the
militia.
Pdssed.-S. H. under suspension of rules,
to improve the militia
Adjourned.
HoUsE--MoRNING.
Bills Introduced and Reterred.-H. 161, by
Mr.. Read of Rockingham, in addition TO and
in amendment of Sec. l of No 80, Acts of
1881. Executor or administrator shall
from time to time, on order of probate
court, pay to special administrator such
funds belonging to the estate as are re-
CURED for the defense of suit brought by ex-
ecutor or administrator against the estate ;
judiciary.
II, 1872, by Mr.. Read of Rockingham
amending Sec. 6S3 of h. L., relating to the
instruction of deaf dumb, blind idiotic and
feeble-minded. Designates the following
institutions as those in which benefciaries
shall be instructed American Asylum at
Hartford, Conn, Clark Institution at
Northampton, Mass, New England Insti-
tuition at Boston, and Massachusetts School
for Idiotic Youth at Bostonl; education.
Ill. l63, by MIR. Dodge OF lrasburgh, pro-
viding a lien ON animals for pasturage, etc
Party having claim for pasturage may have
lien on such animals by filing such claim in
town clerks office; such lien shall attach
for thirty days after the charges are due /;
also repeats act No. 81 of 1884, providing a
lien on animals for pasturagel; judiciary.
BY Mr.. Dewey of Middlebury, to pay
John Nash sum named. For pursuit of
Henry Mcdonald, charged with lnurder];
claims
II. 165, by Mr. Hammond of Troy, ncor-
porating Troy Savings Bank and Trust
Co.; banks.
II. 1866 by Mr. Ladue of Alburgh, to regu-
late sale of poisons Persons who sell
poisons without physicians prescription
shall label with the words, Poison-Han-
die with Care penalty for neglect not less
than $40 nor more than 500; public health.
Ii. 16l, by Mr.. Rising of Pawlet, incorpo-
rating Vermont Building and Loan Associ-
alton; banks.
H. l6S, by Mr.. Smith of Addison, for pro-
lection of eagles. No one to shoot, wound
or capture eagles, under penalty of S25, of
which half goes to complainant and half to
statel; game and fisheries.
III. 1863, by Mr.. Galusha of Franklin, re-
lating to election and duties of moderator
in town meeting. Moderator or in his alb
sence selectman, 10 read warning and call
for choosing of moderator; repeats No. 146
of Acts of 1881 gen. com.
II. 40, by Mr.. Read of Rockingham,
amending Sec. No 1920 Il. L., relating to
fees of notaries public. For each protest
under seal, fifty cents; service of notice of
protest, twenty-five cents; certificate under
seal, twenty-five centsl; Judiciary.
III. III, by Mr.. barber of Arlington,
amending Secs 2l99 and 220l, Il. L.. and to
provide for payment of legacies in certain
cases. Executor or administrator to dis
pose Of estate and pay legacies and debts
within two years; ii executor or adminis-
traitor dies, successor may be allowed six
months more to settle estate in settlements
OF solvent estates legacies to be paid in
money; residuary legatees to draw inter-
est from death OF testatorI Judiciary.
III. ~, by Mr.. Ashley OF Milton, legaliz-
ing organization of Milton Creamery Asso-
citation; corporations.
H. 173, by Mr.. Leland of Springfield, pro-
| viding for lien on property on which taxes
are abated. Boards OF civil authority may
have record of facts regarding abatement
| recorded i'll town clerks office; such record
shall keep taxes in force with persons who
have removed from state, and may be after
ward collected judiciary.
III. ia, by Mr.. Henderson, for World s
FAIR committee, for representation of Ver-
mont at the fair. LAppropriates S14,7 for
this purpose; at close of lair buildings to be
sold at highest price obtainabel; ordered TO
| lie.
III, 175, from jud. com. as substitute for
| ii. II, relating To commitments to house of
| corrections n in
no case exceed Sl2, TO respondent; balance
of fees to be paid by state ordered to lie.
III. l76, by Mr.. Weeks of Wheelock, re-
quiring ali railroads TO sell mileage tickets
good on all roads Railroad commissions
erS may exempt such roads az are tinan-
cially unable to complyl railroads.
| III. III, by Mr.. Bacon of Hartford, bill of
similar tenor, but providing penalty for vio-
| lation of 500 for each offense, fine and
costs to be paid TO state; railroads.
Ii. 17S, by Mr.. Enright of Windsor, for
official map of state. Governor TO appoint
three commissioners to approve and correct
map now being prepared by j. l.. Beers x
Co. of New York; such map to be official
commissioners authorized 10 contract for
maps enough to supply schools and libra
res gen. com.
| ii. l79, by Mr.. Aldrich of Weathersfield,
to pay ID. q. Inresher sum named. For
| inquest ON body of X. T.. Leetl; claims
II. 1870, by Mr.. Mead of Randolph, in aid
of Normal schools. Additional appropria-
ton of $1,000 TO each Normal school; ways
and means.
Bills approved.-H. 6, authorizing village
OF st. Adams TO issue bonds; III. II, author
izing judge OF probate for Essex county TO
complete records; III. IA. amending Sec.
27lO, X. L., relating TO boards Of civil au-
thorityj III. 10, incorporating Pittsford Aque.
duct Co.; Ill. 10, relating to management OF
public libraries; III. AZ, Incorporating Proc.
tor Trust Co.
Passage RefiSed-H 81, to annex district
No. 10 in Braintree TO randolph
Third Reading Ordered.-H. II, relating to
construction OF bridge from Grand Isle To
North Hero; IL. 81, relating to railroad
bonds and mortgages; h. 9S, authorizing
telephone connection with public offices
III. l03, to pay town OF Hartford sum named
III. l07, to provide for safety OF public
records; IL. l0S, relating to settlement OF
accounts OF trustees; IL. 1879. relating to
town officers; IL. 149, amending Sec. 1886,
II. l..
| Passed.-H, IA amending and adding 10