The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-07
LEGISLATIVE.
Legislature Of Vermont.
sENATE-M MORNING.

the bill, and Senator Darling favored it. 1t
was opposed by Senator, Hazen, Arnold
Miles and Barber. Passage was refused
"a to 3.
PdSSed.H. 3d. setting apart a portion OF
day fer tie teaching of p ltriotism in the
public &C oos.
Third Reoding.S. AZ, amending the law
relating TO justices.
Bills Intr6duced-S "a, by Senator Plum
ley, amending the charter of the Vermont
Conference Seminary and Fema College;
com. on corporations.
S. 75, 10y Senator Erwin, Incorporating
the Newport Center graded school district;
com. ON education.
s. 76, a substitute for S. SO, fl ON the Joint
com IN state and court expenses.
S. n, 10y Senator Plat, amending the law
relating 10 The spreading of contagious dis
eases. Provides that members of the state
board Of health shall receive So day and
expenses while at work, The total expenses
of the board and secretary not to exceed
$4,000 for two yeaIsl; joint special com. on
public health.
Bills Referrcd.-H. III, amending the dog
law; gen. com. II. 100, TO pay the w. G
Flanders the sum therein named; com. on
claims. II 100 amending the state school
tax law com on education.
Adjourned.
CORRESPONDING.
Passage Rot0@d.-H. 10. correcting mis-
takes il the grand list. II 50, to pay Bal.
lard brothers the sum named.
Special O,der-H. 1866, allowing towns by
vote TO return TO district system For Tues
day afternoon al 9 30 o'clock.
Joint Resolution Hy MIR Smith Of Bur.
lington. 10 print addresses before State His
toIical Scciety; adopted.
Petitions. - Three, by MIR. Ballard Of
Geo eia, signed hy several hundred people,
callii e for return TO the district system of
schools; education. For woman suffrage,
by Mr., Fuller Of Barton, sigued by 400 of
-&rtop's best citizens"
,f?ossed-S. ID, service of process. s. 20,
married women TO he administrators, etc
H. &c, to pay G. p. Abbott sum named. H.
1853, removal of mortgaged personal prop
erty. III. III, appointment to scholarship in
normal schools by town superintendents.
ii. 176 relating 10 length Of school terms
and ,uiti, n. Fl. 170, discharge of conditional
liens. II. 1873, assessment Of stockholders
in corporations
Bills Intt0ouctd- II 246, by Mr., Smith Of
MoIlistovu 10 amend sec. 9uf senate bill IL.
Enabling Moriisville 10 take land, water
pow er or " alter iights]; corporations.
II. 247, by Mr. Lord OF Montpelier, in
amenonent Of and in addition 10 an act in.
cooperating Barre village, approved Nov. "a,
1886; CorpoI atoms.
ii. PAS, by MIR. Ladd of All urgh, amend.
ing Ac, No , laws of 1892, entitled an act
TO promote purity OF elections. Provides
for uniiOl IN separate ballots for each party
does away with he ballot clerks, and lets
the voter get his ballots in the bootb]; cleo
tons.
Il. 249 by Mr. Locke Of Colinth, to pre-
vent ,be pollution oil public waters; com. on
public health.
H. $50, 10y Mr.. Smith Of Burlington to in
corpol ale the Vermont Branch of Board Of
missions; corporations.
Ii. 251. by Mr. Paddock Of Craftsbury, to
restore 1ents, Issues and profits Of grammar
ri lat Al IN IN tAl la4tl N al
emies; education.
Ii. 252 10y MI. Orvis of Manchester. to
pay M. W. laITett the sum named. For
recovering stolen property and securing
evidence |; claims.
II. 253, 10y Mr.. Buttertield of Troy, to in
corpoi ate Norh Troy Graded School; edu-
cation
H. 254, by Mr.. Hines of Bra,tleboro, to
enable incorporated school districts to
change their boundaries; education.
II. 255, ty Mt Denison Of Randolph, to
pay Il. l.. Bass the sum therein named
lFor expenses incident 20 the work of
foru ardiug the dairy interests Of Vermont
at Chicag ]; claims
H. 256 10y Mr. Brown of West Rutland,
to prohibit adulteialion Of grain. IF adu-
teraied in any way, the package containing
the grain to he plainly marked to that eff
feci |; agricul ure.
Ii. 257 by Mr. Watson of Hartford, to
amen" No 3, laws Of 1880. (1o make a di-
rectIax on savings banks OF seven-tenths Of
one per cent com. on ways and means.
II. 25S, by Mr.. Burbank of Pittsford, by
request, TO enable women 10 become voters.
Women to take fTeeman's oath and pay a
poll tax, and be able 10 read and Wi e.
Bill 10 beCt me operative when a ma joIity
of women in the state by vote express "a
wish to have such law]; judiciary.
III. 259, 10y Mi. Chase Of Bradford, by re-
quest, amending aces. 1857 and 1898, r. l..
Regulates The pay mtnis on notes and other
obliR a,ionsl; education.
II go, by MIR, CuIrler of Barre, by re-
quest, 10 amend sec Of No. -, laws of
1880, relating 10 taxation of portable and
other saw mills and the machinery therein
grand list.
II. 26l, by Mr.. Vance of Groton, provid-
ing Tor the disposition OF the income of the
shares of the United States deposit money
and the huntington fund arportioned to
harris Gore; education.
III. 262, by Mr.. Deal of ST. AlhsDs, amend
ing sec. 10 OF No. rs. laws of 1892, to expedite
legal proceedings. RELATES TO the entering
OF appearance OF defendant judiciary.
II. 1853, by Mr.. Watson OF Hartford, by re-
quest, in addition 10 and in amendment of
No. 11S, laws of 1888 Relating 10 insurance
agents regularly occupying ofiices]; ways
and means.
H. 264, by Mr.. Brown of Belvidere, to pay
the town OF Belvidere the sum named For
repairing and maintaining bridges]; claims.
III. 265, by MIR. Jacobs of Richmond, to
amend the laws in regard to liens on build
ings. Exempts from statute provisions
water wheels and steam engines used to
operate machinery of a saw-mill, grist-mill,
quarry or minel; Judiciary.
H. 266, by Mr.. Jacobs of Richmond,
amending the ballot law. Provides for
two persons, of different political party to
aid illiierate votersl; com. on elections.
ii. 267, by Mr. Hines of Br 4ttleboro, to
amend the charter of Chestnut Hill Reser-
voir Company corporations.
II. 268, by Mr.. Aldrich of Shrewsbury, to
amend No So, Acts Of 1892, relating to high
ways. Proposes tax Of twenty cents on
the dollar, TO be expended by road com.
missioner |; highways.
FL. 269, by MIR. Vance Of Lunenburgh TO
incorporate comrades OF Co. ID, First Yer.
mont Cavalry; corporations.
FL. 30 by Mr.. Lewis of Wells, to anne nd
the law relating to sidewalks, parks and
commons. Provides penalty for persons
drivii animals thereon, fifteen dollars for
each offenct]
II. 271, by Mr.. Brown of West Rutland
by request to pay j. Il. Manley the sum
therein named. 1865 for destruction OF
crops by wild deer in 1893 and 1894
claims.
Adjourned,