The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-28

the session was so nearly at an end 1t would
imperil the bill.
Senator Barber wanted the request
granted as matter of justice.
Senator Plumley was willing the amend
ments should be made at once.
Senator Leave as, for the committee,
asked to berelieved OF the bill and wanted
the matter settled now.
After some further discussion between
Senator White and Senator Leavens a, to
the opportunities Senator White had had
for presenting amendments, yea and nay
vo o. demanded by Senator Plumley, killed
the motion. The yeas were Allen, Barber,
Erwin, Dale, Gibson, Kenfield Plat, Reed,
Sb 4ttuck, Walker, White, White, Worthen
-13; nays, Adams, Bell, Burbank, Oar
ling, Hazen, Kinds, L. avens, Lewis, Ly.
man, Macomber, Miles, Plumley, Sherwin,
Tiffany-14; absent, Bailey, Hunt, Arnold.
The first amendment was adopted by a
unanimous yea and nay vote OF %.
Senator White then moved to adjourn,
and CALF ed for the yeas and nays. Lost, Is
tot.
Senator White then moved to reconsider
the vote passing amendments, but with
drew 1t to move an amendment lie wished
time to c )mmit IL to writing, Meanwhile
Senator Barber kept the senate busy with
motions to adjourn, and calling for the yeas
and nays.
Senator White then moved an amend.
m"nt that would exclude from the bill the
northern portion of the proposed set off.
Senator White began talk on this amend-
ment at 3:45 o'clock. After talking an hour,
S snator Worthen moved to adjourn, nut the
senate refused to adjourn. Senator White
then resumed his discussion.
| Al 5:45 Senator PlatG moved to adjourn,
and by a yea and nay vote of 10 to II the
mo ion 4s carried. Yeas-Allen, Barber,
Erwin, Dale, GIBSON, Lewis, Platt, Rec d,
Shatiuck, Walker Whit, White, Worthen
] Rnrhank la
zen, Leavens, Lyman, Macomber Miles,
Pumley, Sherwiu, Tiffany.
SO the senate adjourned to ten o'clock
Monday morning.
HoUsE-AFrERNooN
| PdsSed.-H 231, salary of states attorneys.
| II. reat NJ to officers fees. II, 165, TO en-
| able TOW MS tn return to district school sys-
TEN [yeas 1902, nays 94]. Il. 4S4, censing
| insurat ce brokers in special cases III 494,
| fishing with set lines. III. 49S, to incorpor-
| ate Springfield Electric Railroad Co. Ii. 41S,
| allowing set line fishing in Willoughbv
| Lake. s. 8. relating % insolvency. S. 8,
! leasing If dlroad rolling stock and equip
ment. s. 1866, giving jurisdiction to officers
| from Massachusetts,.
Bills H,troduced.- H. sos, from committee
on education. AS to sessions of schools in
July and August Ordered to lie and 0e
printed.
II. 506 Sub titute for ii 434] from the
| y,
lie safety in buildings. Ordered to lie and
| be printed.
Joint Resolutions. Paying Job Williams
and pa;ty of deaf mutes hotel expenses
while he:e recently for an exhibition
adopted on part of the house. Providing
for commission of three to inquire into
the matter of double taxation and report at
| the next session of the legislature; adopted
on the part of the house.
Referred.--S. 40, relating to messengers
in insolvency; judiciary. S H. relating to
proceedings in divorce; judiciary. S. 108,
/ union of incorporate and town districts
and for compulsory education education.
| S. g. licenses to mutual live sto * insurance
companies judiciary S. 1877, providing for
| high schools in towns of $500 Inhabitants
education. S. 165 relating to the promul-
| cation of the laws.
Bills Introduced.-H. 507, from committee
on education. Il Providing for election of
town superintendent of schools Ord ere
to lie and be printed.
Passage Refused-H. $50, in regard to
officers fees Passage refused because sub
ject matter covered by II, Al, passed. II.
l6l, in relation to double taxation. [See
joint resolution. H. 1893, state tax to main.
tain bridges. II 260, in relati N to taxation
OF portable and other saw mills, etc. II
234 licensing peddlers. III. 70, relating to
| truancy. ii. SO, prosecutors in criminal
cases H. 100, co-insurance clause in poll
cies. Ell. PCS, repairs of highways. Ii. 445
cutting of bushes in the highway. II. $50,
to punish wiliul neglect as to safety of
buildings from ii e.
Signed. : H 253, North Troy Graded
School. II. 264, TO pay the town of Belvi-
dere. III. 1863 establishing a state board of
pharmacy. III. 458, an act to amend No. 80
acts of 1888, in regard to the insane III
429 steam traction engines on highways
H. 400, reports of town superintendents
q. So granting of teachers certificates. III
140 Incorporating the Green Mountain club
II. 100, amending Hardwick Savings Bank
charter. III. 1873, relating to assessment OF
stockholders in COZ porations for purposes OF
taxation. ii. 267, Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Company. H. 800, relating to parks and
sidewalks. Fl. 352 legalzing Plymouth's
quadrennial appraisal for 1894. II. $50
Hardwick and Woodbury. .ilroad com pany
III. 400 incorporating trustees of diocese o.
Vermont. II. 446, incorp rating Milton
Creamery Association H. 461, liability o.
towns for dana ge from insufficient bridges
Fl. 474, Mendon bonds to float Indebtedness
III. 482, making Barre city.
Adjourned.