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


name and amount standing to name of de-
poSitor, who has not deposited or with
drawn within 10 years; to be published in
newspaper; ways and means.
III. 81, by Mr.. Booth of Vergennes, to
prevent pollution of Otter Creek. Prohibits
putting shavings, ETC., in the stream; fine of
500 for violationl manufactures.
I'll. 312, by Mr. Booth of Mortified, APP
portionment of highway taxes. Villages
to have their sharel highways.
ii. 3l3, by Mr.. Bates of Pownal, by re-
quest, to enable school district of Rupert
to draw public money for 1891; education
II. 3l4, by Mr.. Rowland of Barre, to pay
Ward Il Douglass. balance ON work at
Waterbury asylum] claims
IL. 80, by Mr.. Porter of Wilmington, eX-
empting from taxation loans bearing four
per cent; ways and means.
Ill. SIG, by MIR. Barber of Arlington SER
vice of process Repeats law prohibiting
service after shutdown on Saturday; corpo-
rations to be served IL days before return
day; firms aud corporations to be served
through business managerl; Judiciary.
III. 3l7, by Mr.. Rustedt of Shrewsbury, to
abolish Office of county examiner; educa-
ton.
ii. 31S, by Mr. Brown of Richford, lost
lilies in cases pending in court. If original
is lost, copy served on defendant may be
usedl; judiciary.
II. $40, by MIR. Rowland of Barre, exam
ination and licensing of stationary en-
gineers. Board to be appointed to exam
inc and grant licensesl manufactures.
III. 800, by Mr.. Marsh of Andover, incor-
pOrating Manufacturers Building and Loan
Association; banks.
II. 321, by Mr.. Barber of Arlington, salar-
les of prosecuting officers. Makes salaries
fixed, but leaves amount To be filled by
committed; state and court expenses
III. 322 by Mr.. Burt of Sunderland, to
legalze grand list of that town; grand list.
Ii. 1913, by Mr.. Lavigne of Colchester
impeachment of witnesses Proper to show
witness is thief or harlot]; judiciary.
III. 324 by Mr.. Brown of kichford, relat-
ing to games. Includes "pool" tables in
prohibited games.
II. 325, by Mr.. Booth of Mortified, to in
corporate Vermont State Teachers Assoca
tion; corporations.
III. 326 by Mr.. Martin of Brattleboro by
request, original bills to he filed in state
auditors office; ways and means.
III. 327, by Mr.. Brown of Richford, provid-
ing for attendance of National Guard at
Chicago; military com.
II, 32S, by Mr. Platt of Shoreham, to tax
collateral inheritances. Taxed same as
other property; ways and means.
III. 500, by Mr.. Henderson of Burlington,
English partridge or pheasant; game
and fisheries.
II. $50, by Mr.. Aldrich of Weathersfield.
bounty for killing hawks-$1.00; gen. com.
IL. 331, by Mr.. Johnson of Essex, to in
corporate village of Essex; corporations
II. 332, by Mr.. Campbell of Rochester to
regulate telegraph and telephone service.
lConpels companies to connect lines with
those of other companies; corporations
II. 333, by Mr.. Rowland of Barre, to in
corporate Barre Electric Light and Power
Co.; corporations.
II. 334, by Mr.. Barber of Arlington, to
regulate blowing of Whistles ringing of
gongs and bells. Person so annoying to
be fined not more than 500, after having
three days, notice. repeats No. 70 of 1901;
judiciary.
II. 33j, by Mr. Young of Bristol, extend.
ing time for accepting act Incorporating viii
lage of Bristol; corporations.
III. 1876, by Mr. Kinds of Highgate Towns
to make biennial reports of Indebtedness to
secretary of statel ways and means.
II. 337 by Mr.. Jackson of Grand Isle
peddlers licenses. Patent medicine
peddlers to pay S125 for samel; ways and
means.
II. 33S, by Mr.. Batchelder of Peru, by re.
quest, fixing fees of officers where personal
service is necessary; state and court ex-
penses.
II. 339, by Mr.. -, state board of ag-
riculture. Duplicate of senate bill on
same subject; agriculture.
ii. 340 by Mr. Stafford of st. Johnsbury,
providing for three terms of supreme court
annually, as ordered by court; judiciary.
III. 341, by Mr.. Allen of Fairhaven, to pro-
tect fish in waters of Westmore.
III. $40, by Mr.. Rooney of Mendon, max
ing tallow factories nuisance; public
health.
ii. 343, by Mr.. Clement of Rutland, incor
poratng city of Rutland; special com.
Ii. 344, by Mr.. Rustedt of Shrewsbury, to
increase power of Laurel Glen Cemetery
Associations; corporations.
II. $40, by Mr.. Bigelow of Brookfield, to
amend Sec. 1866, X. L., relating to mortgage
on personal property, Such mortgage not
to be valid against any person except mort
gagor, his executor or administrator, unless
property is delivered to and retained by
mortgage or is recorded in office of town in
which mortgagor resides judiciary.
III rag nv Mr. Rarher of ARLINGTON ra