The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-10-26
Friday, October 10.
CONGRATULATIONS,

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| Resolution, by Senator Macomber, tina
when the senate adjourns it be to MOnda!
afternoon at two o'clock; adopted.
Bills Referred.-H. 50, to amend the Law
| relating to the mOiety in certain Liquor
cases; judiciary com. Ell. az, amending thu
law relating to fence viewers; judiciary
com.
Third Reading Ordered.-S. Is. amend
| ing an act relating to savings bank anC
trust companies, for Monday afternoon.
Pdssed.-H. l, relating to personal prop
erty exempt from taxation. With pro
pOSals of amendment. Ii. 8, authorizing
the city of Rutland to issue bonds in certain
cases. With proposals of amendment |.
FL. A, to further enable the village of Lud-
low TO bring. water into the village and to
issue bonds for that purpose s. 2, amend
ing an act relating to the Caledonia Saw
ings Bank and Trust Company. s. IL,
amending the charter of the Farmers and
Mechanics Exchange of BratteborO.
Bills Introduced.-S. %, by Senator
Sherwin, to incorporate the Wells River
Telephone Co.; com. on corporations.
s, "a, by Senator Sherwin, providing that
telephone companies shall permit other
companies to make connections with their
line, to use such line for messages upon
the payment of the usual toll; com. on cor
pOratiOns.
S. IS, by Senator Sherwin, taxing bicycles.
UlCyClCo SIldll Uc Ill
the list as any other property; com. on
S. 26, by Senator Leavens, setting off land
from the town of Jay to the town of Rich
ford and changing the line between Frank
lin and Orleans counties to include this
land in Franklin county; general com.
Adjourned.
HOUSE-MORNING.
MOTEL, rs, in relation to taxation on
deposits in savings banks, the scope of the
bill will be better understood by saying
that at present banks are allowed to pay
taxes on deposits not exceeding $500
The bill proposes to reduce the amount up
on which banks can pay taxes to $1,000.
Resolution AdOpted-By Mr.. Peck of
Brookfield, that when the house adjourns
it be to meet at two p. m. on Monday.
The speaker appointed the following
committee on the state flower bill: Fuller
of Barton, Bond of Middlebury. Bingham
of Bennington, Porter of Burke, Andrews
of Hinesburgh, Bartlett of Bloomfield, Rich
of Swanton, Gordon of Grand Isle, .Atwel
of Eden, Coolidge of Newburv, Lee of Ben
son, MearS of Marshfield, Walker of Graf
ton, Skinner of RoyaltOn.
Passage RefuSed.-H. As, to pay ID. 5.
Carpenter sum named. II. 105, to amend
law in regard to witnesses testifying where
other party is dead.
PdSSed.-H. 81, incorporating Well
River Valley Telephone Company.
Bus Introduced.-H los, by Mr., Rich
Of Swanton (by request. to prevent the
pollution of the waters of the MissisquOi
river. prohibits the emptying of sawdust,
and other mill refuse into said
river or its tributariesI; CON- on public
health.
II. lOS, by Mr. BOynton of Springfield, 20 !
prevent Insurance companies from issuing
policies containing the reinsurance clause. |
Nullifies the effect of the reinsurance |
clause when contained in policies in force |
n this state; the remainder of the policy TO |
De valid judiciary com.
III. ITO, by Mr.. Bingham of Bennington,
II amendment of and in addition to an act |
approved Nov. %, 1892, entitled an act in
amendment of and in addition to an act APP
proved Nov. %, 1884, entitled an act in
amendment of and in addition to an act to
the village of Bennington, APP
proved Nov. 3, 1S49l; CON- on corporations.
ii. Ill, by Mr.. Stone of Wallingford, TO
educe legal rate of taxation to five per
ent; gen. com.
ii. 112, by Mr. Smith of MOrrisville, to
mend the charter of MOrrisville Aqueduct
company.
Adjourned.