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

peal to the railroad officials would be in
order.
Joint Resol,ttion.-Senator Bailey offered
joint resolution granting the use Of the
hall Of he house to Rev. j. *. Fuller,
Wednesday evening, Novem Ner ID, for
public lecture on Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Bills Introduced.-S. 146, by the judiciary
com. relating to the state printing. 1T
creates the secretary of state, state auditor
and state librarian commissioners on state
printing to contract for all state printing
and stationery, by bid or otherwise. 1t
fixes the time for printing all reports and
jou mails Provides for the disposition of
the several reports. T ne secretary of state
shall deli yer all laws, journals, and public
documents. 1t also provides that the su-
preme court reporter shall procure the
printing cf the Vermont reports.
S. l47, by the judiciary COM, amending
the law relating to nuisances in liquor
cases. 1t makes the law stronger and
enables the court of chaucery to proceed
against the property if necessarily
Adjourned.
WOODWORKING.
PdSsed-H. $50, authorizing Hartford to
fund its present indebtedness. II. 1873, in
cooperating the A lpha Chapter of Phi Delta
Theta Of the U. V. NJ. S. 105, authorizing
Arlington to fund its indebtedness. II.
2Si, TO pay w. n. Buchanan. II. 800, re-
latiug to parks and sidewalks. II. 1862, in
relation to Sabbath breaking.
senate 8alS Referred.-S. 1877, to preserve
more eifeciually town clerks records gem
eral committee.
Hedrings.-Ccmmitte on elections will
meet next Thursday evening to consider
bills affecting the ballot law. Educational
committee meet next Tuesday evening to
consider the granting of further school dis
trict charters. judiciary meet on Friday
evening to consider insurance bills.
Ordered to Thru Reading. S. 10, to pay G.
BTaun Therein namp6 n
to pay II. o. Camp. H. 406, relating to
dogs III 1872, to pay l.. NJ. Heath. II. 447,
relating to truancy. II. 44S, relating TO
studies for advanced pupils. III. 452, sus-
pension of judgment in case Of appeal, II.
369, to pay Charles K. Benedict. H $40, re-
lating to dive -ce. S. 81, relating to states
attorneys and insane persons. S. %, au-
thorizing the governor to employ stenog-
rsphers. s, 1876, relating to detective ser.
vice. S. 119, damage 10 sheep, etc, by
dogs.
Joird Resolui n-From the senate, relat-
ing to Wells Goodwin, the Newbury pat
riot, who has recently celebrated his one
hundredth birthday anniversary. Mr.. Cool
edge of New bury supported the resolution
and spoke briefly concerning the patri vt;
adopted on the part Of the house.
Passage RefuSed.-H. 419, to equalize
school property. II 432, relating to warn
ings for freemen's meetings. Fl 43S, Frank
lin County Rod and Gun Club. II. AL, es-
tabishing attorney general. H. 14S, max
ing appropriation for Vermont Humane So
ciety II. 100, to equaize school property.
Fl. 1874, rela ing 10 disposal Of surplus in
in school districts. II. rs, relating TO de-
posits in savings bank exempt from taxa
tion. S. So, relating to failure of judges or
just to make returns. II. "a, relating to
disposal Of school district funds. II. 215,
ownership of wild game. II. $50, American
Ma ufacturing Co. H, $40. liers on ami
mails. II. 376, highways and grass growing
therein.
Bills Introduced.- From temperance COM
mttee Substitute for II 1881, II $50, relat.
ing TO disposition of surplus profit from
liquor agencies; orderded to lie and be
printed.
oetition-Asking that Coventry Gore be
set of TO Newport; CON- on town lines.
Adjourned.
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
Committee Report The Joint committee
on the Waterbury and B.attleboro insane
asylums reported, recon mending an appro-
priation of $50 900 to complete the Water
bury asy um.
Pdssed.-S. 81, establishing a permanent
camp ground for the militia near Fort
Ethan Allen. H. 1872, fixing The third
Thursday of the session for the election of
state officers, with amendments. H. 49, to
incorporate the Peoples Telephone Co. II.
2SS, exempting the property of the
Sheldon Art Museum from taxation. II.
II, to legalize the grand list of Troy.
I'll 139, to legalize the quadrennial appraisal
and grand list of Derby H 1914, to legalze
the quadrennial appraisal and grand list of
Belvidere. II. 1885, to legalize the quadren-
NAL appraisal and grand list of Craftsbury.
5. l42, relating 10 the appraisal and adjust
ment of school property in Rutland. S.
145, 10 incorporate the Vergennes Tele-
phone Co.
Referred.-H 81, amending law relating to
private corporations corporations. II. $50, TO
authorize Hartford TO fund its indebted
ness; corporations. II. 1888, to in corporate
the Alpha chapter of the Phi Delta Theta
Society; corporations. II. 204, to pay w.
II. Buchanan. H 800, relating to parks
and Sidewalks highways. II. 337, to enable
the sale OF the Union Westinghouse at Mid
dlesex Center corporations II. 362, reat-
ing to Sabbath hreaking judiciary. II, 1903,
appropriating 81 600 for the fish hatchery.
BHtS Introduced.-S. 149, by the judiciary
committee, entitled an act allowing fidelity
insurance and corporate surety and relating
thereto II permits such insurance by all
companies
S. 100, from the com. on the insane, en-
titled an act to relieve the congested con-
dition Of the Vermont state asylum for the
insane IL appropriates $4,000 and au-
thorizes the board of trustees of the asylum
and the lieutenantgoveTnor to erect north
wing and two additional wards "a IL OBITUARY,
and fifty acres of land for farm colony for
convalescents
Bills Signed S. o. relating to the Ben
niugton Water Co. s. 81, relating to the
terms of court in Chittenden Co. S. 4S to
pay A. j. Pike. s. 80, amending the char
ter OF Norwich University. s. IS, amend
ing the charter Of the l.. & l., Mott Home.
S. 6S, making an appropriation for the state
prison. S. AZ, amending the law relating to
justices.
Special Orders. 6, to incorporate the
Home Savings Bank of Benning on. SEN
ator Lewis told why the com. On banks re-
ported adversely. Senator Lyman and
Senator Plumley spoke for the bill, as did
Senator Darling. A yea and nay vote of
20 yeas and 8 nays ordered the bill to
third reading and it was then passed. Yeas,
dams, Barber, Bell, Burbank, Erwin,
Dale, Darling, Gibson, Hazen, Kinds, Ly-
man, Maoomber, Miles, Plumley, Reed,
Shattuck, Sherwin, White, White, Worthen.
Nays, Allen, Arnold, Bailey, Hunt, Ken
field, Leavens, Lewis, Platt, Walker.
Adjourned.
HoUsE-AFTERNooN.