The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-14

committee had considered the matter care
fully.
Mr.. Smith of Burlington had confidence in
the committees recommendation.
Mr.. Parker of Sharon opposed the meas
ure.
Mr.. Bond Mddebury thought the orig.
inal bill was right; it means good invest
ment for the state 1t means money for the
farmers from summer visitors.
The amendment was lost, 1876 to 81. The
bill was then passed on yea and nav vote
of 1872 TO 80
Uniformity of Legisldtion. 65, to pro-
mote uniformity of legislation.
Mr.. Ladd of Alburgh opposed the bill be-
cause, amoug other reasons, he believed it
would establish n permanent Office and
mean large appropriations in the future.
Mr. Read Of Rockingham said tn bill
originated in the State Bar Association ard
was In the interest of desirable uniformity
in legislation concerning divorce and 9th r
important matters; he urged the Importance
and value of the Office provided for in this
bill,
Mr.. Mann of Wilmington protested
again It this sort of legislation, and opposed
the bill.
Mr.. Young Of Newport thought the bill
provided for much.needed reform, and
went on TO show what perplexities ensued
under PRESENT conditions in legal and bust
ness circles; he said there vas no cat in this
meal.
Mr.. Bridgman of Hardwick opposed the
bill, and didn't favor such definite legisla-
ton now.
Mr.. Read said many other states had
passed similar bills; he had been so in
formed.
Mr.. Laid doubted this.
On motion Of Mr. Weston of Newfane, the
debate was closed The yeas and nays
being demanded on the question of third
reading by Mr.. Laid, the result was: yeas,
50; nays, 1875.
Ordered to Lie.-H 436, trustee process,
six dollars; special order for Thursday af
ternoon.
Joint Report-Of senate and house stand
ing committee on the insane. Read, and on
motion of MIR, Dean of Bristol, ordered to
lie and be printed.
Passed H. 81. relating to private cor
porations with amendment excepting saw
in7s banks and savings institutions from
the provisions of this bill. II. 337, relating
to Union Meeting House, Middlesex Cen
ter. II. 4l2, incorporating. the First Con
gregstional church of Williamstown. H.
454. legalizing the the quadrennial appraisal
in Fletcher for 1894. "a sAht -
Passage Refused H. 19O TRANSPORTING
part of he records of Montpelier. II. 242,
relating to enlargement Of burial grounds.
III. 1885, regarding the appointment of liquor
agents. II. 1893, appeals TO county court.
II. Az relating to labor H. 1913, insurance
companies and premiums to fire depart
ments. III. 427, relating to terms of certain
town officers. II. 219, relating to brigade
commander, etc. II. 1892 to pay Rosina d.
Wood sum therein named
Signed.-H. AZ, amending chapter 1916, r.
l.. II. 81, to pay Edward Kelly the sum
therein named, II. 96, appropriation for
erecting wing to Soldiers Home. II. 146,
to pay j. H. Lineban & Co. H 1873, to re-
peal act providing for annexation to vii
| lagos of outlying districts. II. 212, to pay
Jerome Dumas. II. 221, TO pay Eugene
! Thomas. II. POI, disposition of income of
shares U. S. deposit money and Huntington
fund apportioned TO Harris Gore. H. 32l,
amending act 20, laws of 1892. H $40, do
mating text hooks on physiology and ny
giene owned by state to various towns of
! state.
Joint ReSOiltion.-F the senate, grant
ing use of the hall to Rev. j. X. Fuller,
Wednesday evening, November IA, for a
lecture on Oliver Wendell Holmes; adopted.
Senate Bills Reterred.-S. 3, relating to
| town Libraries; com. on library. S. g. to
incorporate Home Savings Bank; com. on
banks. S. 36, to incorporate the Benning-
| ton ard WOodford Improvement Co. com.
on railroads. S. g. Vermont Electric Com
| pany; com. on corporations. S. ITO, VIM.
0. Brown Cemetery Association; com. on
| corporations.
Adjourned.