The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-31

Monday, October 20.
sENATE--AFTERNoON.

the American Asylum for the Education of
the Deaf and Dumb on Thursday, Novem-
Der /, at three 2. NJ. for an exhibition before
the general assembly of the proficiency
gained 10y It's pupils in speech and lip read
ing; adopted.
Peutions-By Senator Plumley, asking
for municipal suffrage for women, signed by
Al citizens Of Waterbury; judiciary com,
Special Order s. II, the free library bill,
for Tuesday morning.
BUS Introduced.-S 46, by Senator Oar
ling, by request, amending section AGES of
the Vermont Statutes. Provides that when
a person knows warrant IN out TO Kill his
dog, hides the dog 10 pr,veDt the execu-
ton of the warrant, shall he fined not less
than $40 nor more than S50] judiciary com.
S. AZ, by Senator Bell, 10 pay Lorenzo
Sulloway the sum therein named; COM on
claims.
S. As, by Senator Barber, to pay A. j.
Pike the sum therein named; com. on
claims.
S. 40, by Senator Burbank, to incorporate
the Merchants Ice Company; com on cor
porations.
S. so, by Senator Kenfeld, by request to
amend sec. 3, No 65, laws OF 1892. Pro-
vdes that any commissioned officer OF the
militia who has served ten yeals may be
placed on tie refined list ANY commits
stoned officer who has served ten years and
been honorably discharged shall have same
privilege. The governor is authorized to
confer breyet rank j com. on military affairs.
S. 81, by Senator Plumley, relating to the
promulgation of the laws and repeating No.
iO1 of the laws Of 1892. Provides that news.
papers publishing the laws shall be paid
the actual cost of composition and in addi-
ton Gum equal to 81 per hundred of the
circulation]; judiciary com.
S. 80, by Senator Plumley, amending the
act Incorporating Norwich University,
Provides Tor five additional trustees The
Ip how. haa ole ODD
filmed in their office CON- on corporations.
S. 90, by Senator Reed, to prevent the
sale of fraudulent goods and restrict bank
rupt and fire sales. 1t provides that per-
son who exhibits any goods except agricul-
tural products and apples in town or city
in which he is not resident, who is not a
legally licenstd peddler shall obtain per-
nit from the selecImen or aldeImen and if
the selectmen deem the goods fraudulent,
the permit shall be refused The fee for
the permit shall be IS and 8 per cent of the
appraised value of the goods]; general com.
S. 81, by Senator Hunt, amending act No.
12G, laws Of 1892, entitled an act in amend
ment Of and in addition to an act approved
November %, 1876 entitled an act in amend
ment of an act to incorporate the village OF
ST. Adams, approved November Is, 1859,
and the several amendments thereof here
tofore enacted; com. on corporations.
Bills PdsSed.-H. II, to pay r. W. Howe
the sum therein named. FL. SO, to pay A.
o. Huntington the sum named.
Adjourned.
HoUsE-AFTERNooN
PdSSed.-H, lis, in amendment of an act
amending an act Incorporating Middlebury
village approved Nov. "a, 1874. S. 4,
amending the charter of the Central Yer
mont Campmeeting Association.
Bills Rete1red.-S IA, an act in amend.
ment OF Sec, $40, r. l., relating TO service
of process; judiciary com.
S. 90, authorizing married woman to be
appointed eXecutfix, Administrative, guar
dian or trustee; judiciary com.
S, 10, relating to bridges and culverts,
and in amendment of sec. a. No. 10, laws OF
1882; com. on highways, bridges and fer
ries. Provides for recovery of damages in
accident resulting from insutfcency OF
bridges or culyerts " hich the town is Liable
TO keep in repair
II. 179 substitute for II. 1C4] to amend
sec. 4, No. SO, laws of 1889 (V S. 2 ,232), re-
lating To- discharge of conditional liens; or
deIed to lie and be printed.
Bus LtrOduced.-H, $50, by Mr. Mann Oh
/ Wilmington, to amend No. H. laws Of 1892
entitled an act 10 provide for tie veritca
ton Of savings banks books and accounts
com. on banks.
Ii. 1S1, by Mi. Mann Of Wilmington, tC
amend sec. l. No. 20, laws Of 1892, entitled
al act il regard 10 unknown deposiiors il
savings banks savings institutions ant
/ trust companies" Provides for report tC
! the inspector Of finance Of depositors un
| heard Of, by deposit or Withdrawal , for tel
| years; also for publication Of the list il
new spapersl com. on hanks.
II 1S2, by MI, Fosler Cf Cabot, an act fix
/ ing The time for the election of certain s1att
oficeis in joint assembly. Fixes the lhiIt
{ Thursday OF the session as he day for elect
II. 1873, 10y MT. Young of New port, I,
Sec, 2SS, Il. L., relating 10 assess ment o
stockholders in corporations for purposes o
taxation. Provides that III assessing stock
holders for stock in manufacturing corpora
tons, the value Of real estate taxed in thi
state or elseN here, and value OF persona
| rstate-naChinery taxed TO such corpora
ton in this state shah be deducted from thu
whole value of its stock, and the remaining
! value only shall he taxed; and in assessing
for stock in all other corporations the yalu'
Of its real estate taxed in this state or else
where shall be deducted from the who'll
| value Of its stock, and the remaining Valu
only shall be ,aXed]; com. on judiciary.
H. 1S4, by Mr.. Beard Of Orange, relating
to the disposal Of surplus funds belonging
TO school districts on or before April l. 1886
Provides that said surplus shall be distrib
uied pro rata, on or before February 10
1893, 10 persons having grand lists in sucl
districts]; com. on claims.
Ii 1S5, by Mr.. Currier of Barre, TO pay ii
o. Camp S46 for services rendered an,
money expended in pursuit Of John Scarci
charged With murder; com. on claims.
Ii 1856, by MI Tracy of Shelburne, by re
quest, in addition to oh. 20, Vermont Stat
utes. relating to grand list. Provides TO
qnadrennial revision OF real estate apprai
sal in the state at large. The bill as pro
posed re-eslablishes an old law equalizin
taxationl; com. on grand list
II. 1877, by MIR. Young of Newport, by re
quest, to amend charter Of Newport Cen
etery Association; com. on corporations.
II. 1873, by Mr. Winslow Of Brandon, t
incorporate Alpha Chapter OF the Phi Delt
Theta Fraternity of the U. V. NJ; com. o
corporations.
II. 1885, by Mr.. Hines Of Brattleboro, TO es
tablish board OF commissioners on tubei
culosis. Board to examine into the SUI
ject and 10 make regulations preventin
the spread Of the disease Expense not {
exceed $1,000 per yeaIl judiciary com, b
request.
Adjourned.
Tuesday, October 80.