The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-11-09
Friday, November 4.

tions.
Third Reading Ordered.-S. 70, amending
Sec. 2SS II. L., relating to assessment of
stockholders in manufacturing and mercan-
tile corporations; s. 1872, amending law re-
lating to consolidating and amending laws
relating to grand list S. 4S. consolidation
OF certain railroads. S. 1902, for the revision
of the laws; II. q, prohibiting obscene adj
vertisements and shows; s. 127, amending
the law relating to railroad bridges; s. 1913,
to prevent accidents to trainmen; s. 129
amending law relating to the board of rail-
road commissioners; s. 100, to allow atten-
dance of the militia at the Worlds Fair;
I'll. @, amending the law relating to railroad
bonds and mortgages.
PdsSed.-S. 80, annexing part OF Water
ford to ST. Johnsbury; S. 60, changing the
time for county court in Orange county;
s. 1O7, changing time for county court in
Chittenden county; s. 1876, relating to sum
moning jurors in Rutland county; Fl. So,
to pay w. s. Lowell S14.5S; H. 1903, to
pay Hartford $685. II. go legalizing
grand list of Canaan; S. 131, from the COM
on game and fisheries, addition to the fish
and game laws; s. 132, from com. on cor
poratons, to incorporate the Mott Home;
S. 1873, from the CON- on corporations, to in
corporate Speedwell Farm.
Bills Referred.-H rs, amending charter
OF Middlebury; corporations.
II. 1913, repeating law relating TO branding
OF butter and cheese, and to licensing
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| III. 40, legalizing merger of certain rail-
| roads; railroads.
Il 22s, legalizing grand list OF Mount
Tabor; grand list.
H 800, legalizing grand list and quadren-
| NAL appraisal of Sunderland: grand list.
Note.-The fish and game bill u.s. 1917 pro-
vides that governor shall appoint two fish
and game commissioners after 1896, until
then commissioners now provided for to act
as such; gives selectmen power to appoint
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! commissioners may appoint; wardens to
have power to arrest on view persons vio-
lating law, and to open boxes or parcels
which they may suspect contain fish or
game unlawfully taken; close season for
trout salmon or, longe to be from September
l to May l; "six-inch" law to apply to trout
or land-locked salmon close season for
black bass to be from January to June l,
and for pike perch or, longe from April ID
to June 10; angling" only to be permitted,
except net fishing in Lake Champlain by
special license; close season for deer ex-
tended to 1900, and penalty for violation of
law is made $780, close season for rabbits,
musk-rats, gray squirrels and "coon" to be
from May to September l; close season for
partridge to be from January to September
10. Adjourn ed.
HoUsE-MoRNING.
Passed-H. POI, charter of Moore, Arms
! & Thompson Co.; HI. 1877, in relation to
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TO Goddard Seminary; H. 313, school
funds in Rupert; S. a. Enosburgh Falls
graded schools; H. 1922 West Concord
school district H. 2S4, Deerteld Valley
Railroad Co; H. III, Essex Junction school
district; S. SO, charter of West Randolph;
II. 2l5, White River Junction school; II.
24, city of Vergennes; III. 29S, charter of
National Life Insurance Co.; S. &C, Pitts
ford Aqueduct Co.
Passage Retused.-S. 50, to promote uni
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free transportation to judges and state
| officers.
Signea.--H. 49, aid to University of Yer
mont and TO Middlebury College; H. II,
Grand Isle bridge bill.
Bills Introduced and Referred BY unani-
nous consent, III. 261, by Mr.. Bates of
Pownal to incorporate graded school dis
trict; ii. 3G2 from com. on corporations as
substitute for II. 70, 1872, and 142, relating to
village of Bennington.
Ordered TO Lie.-H 178, relating to state
map; H. 290, relating to Ellington Aque-
duct Co.
Adjourned.
| sENATE-AFTERNooN.
Withdrdwn.-S. 81, to pay F. E. Bell GER
tain sum.
Joint Resolution-By Senator Grout,
printed matter advertising the state to be
furnished by board Of agriculture to Worlds
Fair commission during Worlds Fair; agri-
culture.
Signed.-S. %, amending charter of Far
| mers and Mechanics Savings Institution
and Trust Co.; s. %, continuing organiza-
ton Of St. Johnsbury Aqueduct Co.
Referred.-H 202 repeating act estab-
fishing West Concord graded school dis
trict; education.
II. III, Essex Junction graded school;
education.
II. 1877, changing time of holding annual
meeting OF Montpelier Union school dis
trio education.
II. 207, changing name of Moore, Arms
4 Thompson Co corporations.
III. 215, White River Junction graded
school; education.
H. 222, increasing number of trustees of
Goddard Seminary education.
III. 2S4, Deerfeld Valley Railroads Co.. ;
railroads.
H. 294, charter of Vergennes; corpora
tons.
II. 29S, amending charter National Life
Insurance Co.; corporations.
III. 49, enabling school district No. 8 in
Rupert to draw its share of public money;
education.
Third Reading Ordered.-S. 49, care Of
burial grounds; s. 6S, amending Sec. 1886,
X. L., relating to counsel in criminal cases
S. 70, smoking in barns, stables and ont
buildings; II. 100, amending Sec. 1406, r.
L., continuance of notice OF causes in JUS
tice courts.
Bills Introduced.-s 1874, from com. on
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bell cord To engine on all passenger trains. !
5. 1856, from com. on corporations, amend
ing act incorporating Barre Water Co.
8. 1856, from com. on corporations, TO en-
able school district No. / in Troy to issue
bonds
s. 1877, from com. on military affairs. per-
hitting United States to acquire land in
Colchester for a military post.
3. 1873, from com. on banks, substitute for
s. 70, relating to investment in savings
banks and trust companies.
Notes. 1873 provides that the law Of 1888
shall be so amended that savings banks
shall only invest as follows: In the public
funds Of the United States in the bonds or
notes OF the towns, counties, cities and viii
lagos Of New England, New York, Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois,
Iowa; in the stock of any national bank in
New England, Detroit, Chicago, Mime
apols, ST. Paul in the stock of any banking
association OF this state; in the municipal
bonds, except in aid OF railroads, in towns of