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

Eddy, Robbins of Chester
Elliot Rustedt,
Fefee, Sargent
Fiske of Neybrdge, SPEAKER,
Forbes Stevens of Bolton,
ford stevens of Maidstone,
Hammond, Ward of Moretown,
Hastings, Whitcomb,
IIolbroOk Wooster.
Hooper of Fletcher,
Adjourned.
Saturday November IS.
sENATE-MoRNING.
Bills Tntroduced.-S 1876, from the com ON
education, relating to the Montpelier Union
district.
S 167, from com. on banks, relating to
the Bradford savings bank and trust COM
pany.
Congregational Pew Association; S. 1877
granting the United States jurisdiction
over certain land in Colchester.
Bills Pdssed.-H. $40, relating to pay of
counsel in criminal cases; II. $50, appro-
priating 81 900 a year for each of the nor
NAL schools; II. 227, relating to highways
S. 159, to incorporate the Masonic Temple
OF Vermont II. 1919, relating TO town Off
GERS; 5. 100, approprating $4,000 to pur-
chase land for the reform school, S. l6l,
appropriating $1,000 for the support of the
Soldiers Home: S. 1853, relating to the house
j,
of Rutland; ii. 361, establishing the South
Royalton graded school district u 29j,
relating to fees of sheriffs for summoning
petit jurors.
Adjourned.
HoUsE-MoRNiNG.
Passage Refused. S. AZ. constituting No. is
OF the acts of 1884, in relation to highways.
Bus PdSsed.-H. rs, relating to free text
books; Fl. $50. to pay j. L. Raw sum named /;
II %, TO pay II. c. Pease sum named.
Special Order-To reduce the salaries Of
state officers and reduce railroad commits
sioners TO one. MIR. Boynton explained that
the bill simply put the matter of salaries,
etc, as they stood in 1874 Mr. Porter de-
manded the yeas and NAYS, which resulted
| In yeas "a. NAYS 56 so the bill was killed.
returned Uith VetO.-H. 20j, to incorporate
| Ludlow savings bank, was returned with
the governors veto. The act contains a
provision TO issue letters of credit upon
! such terms as may be agreed upon by the
/ directors. The governor thinks this an I'M
warrantable power in savings bank and
trust company which largely contains the
deposits of people of moderate means On
the question, Shall the bill pass, notwith-
standing the governors veto?" the follow
| ing gentlemen spoke in the affirmative
MessrS. Stickuey, Rowland. Read, Dewey
OF Barton, Weed of Berkshire. Barber OF
Arlington, Boyntou Of MONTPELIER, Dewey
Of Bennington and Reed of Vernon. The
vote resulted: Yeas 204, NAYS O. so the bill
was passed over the governors veto and sent
| to the senate
Adjourned.
SENATE-AFTRRNO0N.
f0rdered to Lie-H. 205, which was vetoed
! by the governor, and passed over the veto
by the house, was considered Senators
| Grout, Merrill, Proctor, Foster, Brock,
Boyce and others thought the clause OBJ
| iected to by the governor was all right.
| Senators Dubois and Watson wanted time,
and the bill was ordered TO lie.
Passage Refused-H. 10. relating to con-
tracts for labor; S. 1914, relating to trustees
of savings banks and trust companies II
1872, TO incorporate the United States Trust
| Co. II. go to authorize the qnartermaster-
| general to take deeds of certain real estate
BH5S PaSsed-H, 300, relating to school
district No. IL in Middlesex; S. 1876, ap,
propriating So, 900 for the fish hatchery; S
1874, arpropriating $50 600 for the insane
asylum; H. II. to incorporate the Woman s
Home in st. Johnsbury; II. &c. to incopo-
rate the East Barre Water Co.; III. $50, in
aid Of Norwich University and providing
for thirty scholarships; Fl. 233 relating &c
the Standard Light and Power Manufacture
| ing Co., III. 1888, incorporating the Barre
Electric Light and Power Manufacturing
and Street Railway Co.
Executive SeSSiOn.-Ceero G.. Peck was
confirmed, in executive session, as trustee
| OF the Vermont Reform School.
HoUsE-AFTERNoo
Unfinished Businesses. 80. to set off par
of Waterford to ST. Johnsbury. After a dis
eussion pro and con, the bill was defeated OF
| count vote as follows: Yeas, 20 nays, 130
PdSSed.-H. 204, fees of town clerks; S
Isl, fish and game law; H 377, formation o
corporations.
6igned-H 49, to amend act No. SO o
the laws of 1890, incorporating the village
OF Montpelier; III. 364, Incorporating tn,
Wells River savings bank: II. 373, enabling
Brighton to assist in maintaining building
for Industrial enterprises
H. 374, the Australian ballot law, came
up. Mr.. Barber OF Arlington moved al
amendment to limit the act to towns o
1900 population or over, Yeas and nay
called for. The vote was, yeas Is, nays 149
and the amendment wac lost.
Adjourned.
HoUsE-EvENING.
Bills PGssed.-H. DAT, providing fire es
eapes III. 2, Incorporating Townshend parl
association; S. 81, Incorporating Belleyiev
cemetery association; ii. $50, Incorporating
comrades Of Stow post; H. 1893, to chang
the name OF Mary Ann Babcock to MARY
Ann Paddleford; S. 15l, Brandon Invest
ment Co.; S. i65, incorporating comrades o
Crandall post; II 252, relating to appoint
ment Of staff officers; III. PIT, to pay I. w
Eagan sum named; III, 278, to pay A. K
HoughtOn sum named; III. 3O6, in relation
to putting refuse into Otter creek; H. 1876
duties OF state auditor ii. $40 genera
term of the supreme COURT III. 376, in rela
laton to lard; IL 1872, land for reform
school; III. 1893, taxation ii. 1896, to pay A
M. Foster; II. 1872, to pay II. p. Fisher sun
named; III. 305, in relation to stockholder
in banks; H. 405, relating to telephone
companes ii. 407. protecting pheasants
S. 145, international telephone company; III
393 relating to taxation; S, 70, state equaliz
ing boards; S. 81, exemptions from arres
in cases founded ON contract; S. 104 high
water monument at Gettysburgh; S. no. Il
establish naval battalion; S, 100, in rela
ton to grand list; s. 1876 summoning juror
dents TO trainmen; s. 1919, in relation L
railroad commissioners; s. 1874, accidents OF
railrnads. Ill 10 Al nrelna cnnrt: s. la Ii