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

4uR RTd0u lSIS Oh canaan IOr ISM, VI and
'92; grand list.
II. 221, by Mr.. Allen of Fairhaven, giving
preference to clerks or house servants in
case of insolvency; judiciary.
III. 222, by Mr. Rowland of Barre. In
oreases number trustees of Goddard Sem
mary to 40; gives them power to hold and
devise real and personal estate]; education.
II. 223, by Mr.. Story of Cavendish, relat-
ing TO village of Ludlow; corporations.
III. 224, by Mr., Bgelow of Brookfield
amending school laws Makes time for MAX
ing returns of school districts to town clerks
before the Friday preceding last Tues
day of March," instead of before July 3;
clerks fees to be four cents for each person
OF school age in towns not exceeding 500;
three cents in towns containing more than
5O0-but compensation shall not be less
than SIS nor more than 1901; education.
II 225, by Mr.. Allen of Fairhaven, incor-
porating Northeastern Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Co.; corporations.
II 226, by Mr.. Lathrop of Williamstown,
to incorporate Williamstown Aqueduct Co. ;
corporations.
II 227, by Mr.. Barber of Arlington, re-
pairs of highways. Limits state aid to
towns which have raised at least 40 cents
road tax and S1.10 town tax for last five
yearsl highways.
H. 22S, by Mr.. Griffith of Mount Tabor,
legalizing grand list of 1S9l-92 grand list.
II. 229, by Mr.. Clifford of Shelburne, to
improve highways. Trees to be cut from
ten teet from center r: highways.
H go, by Mr.. Cannon of West Rutland
legallzlng grand list of 1912 and quad
rennial appraisal of 1890; grand list.
H. 230, by Mr.. Rowland of Barre by re-
quest, to pay John Scales, for time lost in
state case at Chelsea; claims.
H. 232, by Mr.. Barber, by request, distri-
button OF estate of married women. Hus-
band to receive $1,000 and one-fourth of re-
mainder, or whole estate if less than $1,000.
If he does not elect TO take tenantcy by
courtesyl; judiciary.
II. 233, by Mr.. Bovnton of Montpelier,
amending charter Standard Light and
Power Co.; corporations.
IL. 234, by Mr.. Jackson of Grand Isle, re-
lating TO discharge of mortgages. Penalty
$40 TO $50 for each months neglect to dis
charge mortgage when satisfied; judi
ciary.
ii. 235, by Mr.. Booth of Vergennes to pay
7. @. Middlebrook.
II. 236, by Mr.. Taylor of Dandy, to in
corporate the Read Cemetery Association.
IL. 237 by Mr.. Rowland Of Barre, regulat-
ing the use of embalming fluid
II. 23S, by Mr.. Barber of Arlington, to
expedite legal process-the reform meas
ure urged by the State Bar Association.
II. 239, by Mr.. Hunt of st. Adams, to
amend charter of st. Adams and enlarge its
corporate limits
III. 240. by Mr.. Hunt to prohibit ticket
scalping.
IL. 2ii, by Mr.. Newton of johnson, to
improve highways.
FL. 242, by MIR Goodell of Readsboro, to
incorporate that village.
Ii. 243, by MIR. Rowland of Barre. to
amend the charter of Barre village.
Ii. pa, by Mr. Foster of Derby, to enable
towns, cities and villages TO bond for pur-
chasing road machines.
ii. 245, by Mr.. Brown of Nottingham,
prohibiting investments of more than % per
cent of savings bank deposits in securities
outside this state
II. DAG, by MyaArnold of Bethel, abolish
ing capital punishment.
III. A7, by Mr. Weeks of Wheelock. to
make hotels aud boarding-houses have fire
escapes.
H. 24S, by Mr.. Cannon of West Rutland,
to pay constables for conducting freemen's
meetings.
II. 249 by Mr., Foster of Derby, providing
Tree transportation on railroads for Judges
oil supreme court and state officers.
ii. 300 by Mr.. Hunt of st. Adams, pro-
Viding for state board of the medical
censors.
H. PSI, by Mr.. Cannon of West Rutland,
by request. Forbids spearing, hooking,
sn arlng or capturing unawareS, or unduly
influencing for capture any male or female
elephant between December 81 and January
il 81 fine for violating law---one-half to
complainant, one-fourth TO Justice, one
fourth to prosecuting attorney; gives JUS
tlce OF peace concurrent jurisdiction with
supreme COURT; com. on insane.
PaSsed.-H. n, relating to the construc-
ton Of bridge from Grand Isle TO North
Hero; III. 80. relating to highways and
bridges; II. 96, amending No. of Acts of
1890, relating to railroad bonds and mort
CAGES; III. 0S, amending No. l13, Acts of
1852. authorizing telephone connections with
public offices; II. 1913, to pay town of Hart
ford S15.43; II. 107 providing for safety Of
public records; III. l0S relating to settle
ments of accounts oftrustees; IL. 127, amend
ing Sec. 2669 RI, relating to town officers
III. l47, repeating Sec. 430, Il. H., relating to
horse trots and races; II. ll9, amending