The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-07

ing-house for the deputy superintendent
com. on state prison.
s 70, by Senator Plumley, to pay G. w.
Bragg the sum therein named; com. ON
claims.
s. 3d. by Senator Worthen, TO protect
creditors from secret and fraudulent as
signmepts; judiciary CON-
81, by Senator Arnold, amending the
law relating to the insane so the states at
torney or county clerk may Investigate
cases not liable for support by the state; ju-
dietary com.
S. so, by Senator Lyman, appropriating
81, 500 for draw at sand bar bridge com
on game and fisheries.
s. SO, by senator Lewis, to incorporate
the Vergennes Telephone Co; com. on cor
poration.
S. "a, 10y Senator Arnold, amending the
law relating to fees in chancery cases; judi
csTy com.
S. SO, by Senator Barber, amending the
law relating TO process; judiciary com
s. SO, by Senator Allen, prohibiting for
two years the killing of pheasants, exempt
ing Shelburne farms; com. on game and
fisheries.
S. 81, by Senator Miles, to pay Fred Cor
liss ;he sum therein named com. on claims,
s. So, by Senator Arnold, amending sec.
255 of the revised laws providing fine of
not more than SlC0 for in 'ge or justice
payment OF money; judiciary com.
Bus Reteired.- ii. 36, to pay g. Z, Alb
bolt the sum therein named; com. on
claims. II. 1853, amending the law relating
to the mortgage of personal property; ju-
ciary com. II III, am, ndiug the law re-
latiDg to scholarships in normal schools;
ON. on education. II. 1I6, amending the
law relating so public instruction; COM on
education II. l79, amending the law re-
laiinR condi ional liens; judiciary com. FL.
1873, amending the law relating TO the as
sessmeut of stock for purposes Of taxation;
com. on corporations.
Adjourned
HoUsE-AETERNooN.
Senate Bus Referred.-S. Ito incorporate
West River Telephone Co.; corporations.
Report, On states prison. Ordered 10 lie
ami he printed.
Kaied.-H, 201 to simplify computation
OF il terest
Passed,-H 154, legalzing grand list OF
Belvidere. H. 100, 10 amend charter Of
ReadsboTo village. Fl. 100, relating TO fire
district No in Swanton.
Bills Introduced. III. 272, by MIR. Rich Of
SwantOn, by request, amending Secs. 4 5O3
and 1904, r. L., relatiI TO fees of sheriffs
and constables; CON- Oh state and court ex'
penses
II. 273, by Mr.. Rustedt Of Richford to
amend Sec Is of No. 202, laws OF 1873, IAN
act incorporating the village of Richford."
fChanges time Of annual meetiugl corpora
lions,
II. ga, by Mr.. Gilman of Bloomington,
amending No. % of the laws Of 1856, " an
act 10 prevent the spreading of contagious
disea es and to establish state board OF
health" Provides for compensation of
members of the board, and relates to re-
movals]; com. on public health.
II. 275, by Mr.. Denison of Randolph, in
amendment of and in addition TO No. 100,
ats of 1883, an act regulating sale OF com
mercial fertilizers; agriculture.
II. 276 by Mr.. Mann of Wilmington, re-
lating division fences; agriculture.
II. 277, 10y Mr. Smith of Burlington, re-
latipg 10 the watering of streets in Burling-
ton; corporations.
II. 27S, by MIR. Parker of Vergennes,
amending sec. 10 of No 80, laws of 1892, en-
titled IAN act revising, and in amendment
Of and sddiiionto the fish and game laws"
prohibits the shooting or capturing of GER
lain wild and undomestiCated birds game
and fisheries.
IL. 279, by Mr.. Bradford of Holland, to
improve public highways. Provides for
the cutting of bushes along the roadsidesJ;
highways.
II. $50, by Mr.. Watson of Hartford, au-
thoIizing Hartford TO fund its Indebtedness;
corporations.
Il. 2Sl, by M Lord of Montpelier, to in
corporate the Waterbury Savings Bank and
Trust Company; banks.
Il. 262, by Mr.. Smith Of Burlington,
changing name of Burlington Cooperative
Say ings Fund and Loan Association, and
inert asng pumber Of corpoTators; hanks.
II. 2S3, by MIR. Lawrence of Rutland,
amending sec. go, Il. L., relating to salary
judge Of probate, distri 1T of Rutland; state
and court expenses.
II. 2S4, 10y MIR. Currier Of Barre, to pay w.
II. Buchanan the sum named. For pursuit
Of a suspicious character; claims
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
For state superintendent of education
Mason S. Stone was nominated by Mr..
Lord of Montpelier, and his nomination was
seconded by Senators Arnold and Reed,
and MessTs. Smith of MorIistown, Jacobs
of Rich III md, Weston of Newiane, Peck Of
Brookfield, Bridgman of HardN lex, Bowles
Of Woodford, Fnller of Barton, Coolidge of
New bury, Lawson Of Woodbury. Winslow of
Brandon, Delano Of ElmoIe, and Senators
Miles, Plumley and Dale.
Mr.. g. S. Davis Of Bennington was nOmi-
mated by Mr.. Brigham of Bennington, and
his nomination was seCon led by Messrs.
Bond OF Middebuly, Stone. of Wallingford,
Preston of Fair Haven, and Senator Bar
Der.
Mr.. G. A. Williams Of Saxton's River was
nomina ed by Mr.. Read of Rockingham,
and his nomination was seconded by Mr..
Boynton of Windsor.
The result OF the ballot was as follows