The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-17


act chartering the village of Morrisville;
com. on corporations.
Adjourned,
HoUsE-MoRNING.
Bills Introduced.-H. Al, by Mr.. Buck of
Cavendish, to further enable the village of
Ludlow to bring water into said village and
issue bonds for the same; com. on corpora
tions.
Ii. 45, by Mr.. Thompson of Woodstock,
to allow seectmen to be elected road com
missioners. Repeats Sec. II of the road
law of 1892, which provides that selectmen
shall be ineligible for such otlice]; com. on
highways.
H. as, by Mr.. Lefingwell of Middletown
Springs, to pay Dana S, Carpenter the sum
therein named. For catching violator of
postal laws com. on claims.
II. AZ, by Mr.. Bacon of Chelsea, in add.
ton to secs. 1881, 1888 and 1910, Il. l.. Pro-
vides for filing in town clerks office certih
Gates by fence-viewers and written agree
ments of adjoining landowners as to line
feucesl; judiciary com.
II, As, by Mr.. Miller of Pomfret, to pre-
vent the spread of noxious weeds. [Owners
or tenants, of lands adjoining highways to
pull up weeds before they go to seed. Pen
atty for noncompliance, 50 finel; com. on
agriculture.
II 40 by Mr.. Young of Newport to
amend Sec. 1873 r. L. [l872 V. s. No APP
peal to be allowed in criminal causes where
respondents are acquitted or plead guilty
Appeals may be had from sentence of JUS
tice if claimed within two hoursl; judiciary
com.
Joint Resolution.-The house concurred
in senate proposals of amendment in regard
to election OF state officers, 80 that the date
is now fixed at two P. NJ, Thursday Oct. IS
PdSSed.-H. l, in amendment of Sec. l, of
act No. g. of laws of 1888. Provides, as
amended, that no personal property shall
be exempt from attachment and execution
for the purchase price thereof or to recover
payment for materials or labor expended on
the same
II. IS, relating to the transfer of property
of non. resident wards to their guardians
residing out of the state. Passed with slight
amendment.
II. 26. in amendment of Sec. /, of No. 246,
Acts of 1892. Extending time for making
certain recordsl.
Adjourned.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Bills Referred.-H. /, relating TO attach
ment of personal property. Amends Sec
l, No. 81, 1881; com. on judiciary.
II. -, to enable Fire District No. 1 of
Hartford to refund its Indebtedness gen
com.
II. Is, relating to the transfer of property
of nonresident wards to guardians outside
the state; com. on judiciary.
II. 26, extending the time for making GER
tain records Amends Sec. l. No. 246, of
laws OF 1892 com. on judiciary.
Senator Bailey moved that when the SELL
ate adjourn it be to two O'Clock Monday
afternoon; carried.
The chair announced the appointment of
Senator Miles on the joint committee on
revision OF bills
Senator Kenfield introduced a resolution
that out Of respect to the memory of w. III
H. Bingham of Stowe, who died this morn
ing, the senate do now adjourn; carried, and
the senate adjourned.
HOUsE-AFTERNOoN.
Passed-H 6, to legalize quadrennial APP
praisal of Searsburgh for 1894; II. 81, to
legalize quadrennlal appraisal of Bolton for
1894; H. 4, in regard to commitment of
persons under arrest to asylum for insane.
adopted in Concurrence Resolution for
visit to Soldiers Home by joint military
committees.
ReSolution.-By Mr.. Bigelow of Stowe.
Whereas, Hon. w. III. II. Bingham of
Stowe died at nine A. M. this day, and
whereas, during long lifetime of honor
able usefulness, he devoted a good share of
his time to the faithful performance of
duties in the capacity of public officer of
this state, therefore resolved that, out Of
respect to his memory, this house do now
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