The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-24

the law in regard to liens on animals.
fGives lien where owners remove animals
being pastured before the expiration of
time such animals we're to be so kept;
judiciary committee.
II. 1872, by Mr.. Young OF Newport, to in
corporate the Newport Savings Bank and
Trust Company; com. on banks.
II. 1873, by MIR. Lynde Of Enumeration by
request, to amend secs. Al and 43 OF No. 80,
and to abolish secs 46 and AZ of No. 80 of
laws of 1892; com. on game and fisheries.
TProhibits the killing of gray squirrels be-
tween January and September 1 i; changes
the close season on ruffled grouse and wood
cocks to between January 1 and Septembe
1 provides that the owner or occupant OF
enclosed or cultivated land shall have no
control over fish and game found thereon
during open season (unless in private ponds
or parks) and shall be entitled only to actual
damages under the trespass law
H, 1874 by Mr.. Young of Newport, TO en-
able the village of Newport to bring water
into said village and issue bonds to pay for
the same; CON- on corporations.
H. 1856, by Mr.. Smith Of Burlington, au-
thorizing the city of Burlington to issue
bonds in certain cases; COM on corpora
tiOns.
II. 1856. by Mr.. Grout OF Stratton, to pay
Million f. Perry the sum named; com. on
claims For arresting two prisoners.
Petitions.-By Mr.. Locke of Corinth ask
ing legislation so that towns may, by vote,
adopt a town or district school system;
C nm on education,
Joint Rcsohdion-Fo joint assembly to
elect superintendent Of education, Wednes-
day, October "a, at 2: 80 P. M. Adopted,
com. on Rutidnd DiUiSion BW.-Messrs.
Denisou, Young, Lord Clark (St. Johns
bury Peck, Stevens Colchester Goodell
Adjourned.
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
! Third Redding-S. IA, amending the law
! relating to the service of process. Joint
resolution from the house, to elect a state
/ superintende mt Of education in Joint assem-
bly,, Wednesday afternoon, at half past two
o'clock
Senator Le8vens moved to amend by de-
! laying the election until November 10, and
also electing three trustees of the Univer-
sity of Vermont, Senator Plumley opposed
The amendment; Senator Barber favored
1t. Senator Plumley moved that the reso-
luton and amendment be ordered to lie
| Lost. Amendment and resolution were
adopted.
Senator Dale introduced Joint resolution
providing for the appointment of a special
Joint committee of two senators and three
representatives to inquire into the cause OF
the present extraordinary increase of com
mitments TO the iCuse of correction and the
localities from which they were made, and
report any and what legislation is desirable
on said subjects. Adopted.
Bills Introduced.-By request s. 36, by
Senator Gibson, to incorporate he Benning
ton and WoOdford Construction and I'm
provpmeut Company com. on corporations
S. 81, by Senator Barber. by request, t.
incorporate the Bennington and WoodforC
Electric Railway Company; com.on corpor
ations
S. 49, by Senator Lyman to incorporate
the Mt Mansfield Improvement Company
com. on corporations.
S. 50, by Senator Barber, by request
amending the charter of the Green Noun
tain club; com. on corporations.
Bile Passed H. 3d. 10 legalize the CRANE
list of the town of Stratton.
AT 3: 80 O'Clock the senate, on motion o
Senator Platt, went into executive session
toiconsider communication from the gov
ernor
Adjourned.
HOUsE-AFTERNooN.
Passed.-H &c. legalizng grand list O
Warren. II. 50, legalizing grand list O
Hyde Park.
killed H. 81, relating to village bounds
ries. II. 1l9, testimony of accomplices no
to convict in criminal trials.
Referred-S. II, to amend charter @
Morrisville.
Public Hearing on Graded School Repeo
BM.-In senate chamber, Thursday after
Joint assembly The list of county officer
was officially read by Secretary of Stat
Brownel. The several officers were a
heretofore generally promulgated.
The following justices were elected to fl
vacancies: Hancock, Rolla Flint; Reads
boro, Paxton Bowen Waterbury, NJ. II
Graves; Nottingham, I, G. Marsh.
The joint assembly then dissolved
Bills Introduced-S. II, to amend tn
charter of the village of Morrisville; to con
on corporations.
H. 1877, by Mr.. Winslow of Brandon
amending 4021, 4022 and 4023. r. l. ; con
on agriculture. Relates to contagou. dis
eases among cattle and other domestic an
mails. Provides for quarantine by board {
agriculture, employment of an expert and
for disregard of orders issued by the board
and for selling infected animals; oertai
; compensation to be made to owners of cor
demned cattle =.
II. 1873, by MIR. Burnham of STAFFORD, t
pay Charles M. Avery the sum named [fo
procuring enlistments in the late war] con
on claims
: II. 139, by Mr.. Morrill, of Derby to lega
ize the grand list md quadrennial appraiss
= of the town Of Derby for 1894; com on gran
list.
III. 49, by Mr.. Bowles of WoodforG
amending an act Incorporating the Gree
Mountain Club; com. on corporations.
! I'll. al, by Mr.. Manchester of Pawlet, RI
lating to qualification of voters. No pei
son to vote or hold Office who cannot rea
: sixty years of agel; com. on elections,
Adjourned.