The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-07
lion at 81, 200; joint com. on house OF cor


any tax payer the right to demand to see the
licpns. l. general com.
1i2, by Senator Sherwin, requiring no.
tice to be given nonresident land. owners
be- ore sale i made; judiciary I'm.
s. 113, 10y Senator Darling, Hfnendtng the
law az iiust in lOxicaiiun. PcOvideS that the
court ma, remit The fine and suspend SEN
fence or a time not to exceed Two years;
com. on temperance.
s. ia, by Srna or White of Rutland, ap
propriatiug 81 10 for the & pens of the state
highw " commission; com. on highways.
s. I15, 10y Senator Mites, authorizing Bar
ton - construct an electric light plant;
com. on corporations.
S. 1lG, by Senator Reed, authorizing
states attorneys TO employ detectives IN
certain cases at the expense OF the state;
judiciary com.
S. III, 10y Senator Hazen. to facilitate the
establishment OF free public libraries Pro
videi for requests or tndOw menlsJ com.
ON education.
s. llS. 10y Senator Sherwin, fixing the pay
of court reporters; judiciary.
: ll9, by Sci aiUr Barber, amending The
law relating 10 damage 10 sheen and ct er
domestic animals 10y dogs. Provides Tor
appraisers OF the da mage, aud II the select
men refuse to act AN action may be brought
against the t,wn]; judiciary com
IetUiOn.-By =, major Plumlty, OF 100 citi-
zpns Il WllliamstoNn and North Adams
chusetts officers jurisdiction Of buildings
located partly in Massachusetts aud partly
in Vermont, for the service of criminal
warrants for criminal uifenses in both states;
Judiciary com.
BHiS Passed H. 100, anne nding the char
ter ui Readsboro.
Bis Il fe17ed H. 145, to incorp ,rate the
Peoples lth phone 90; CT poraiions. Il.
1870 amen ling the law relating 10 ih5 verti-
cation If savings bank books; banks. II. ISL,
amending the law relating TO unknown
deuositois in savings bar ks; hanks. II
l75 .ying a tax on Bennington ccun y; gen
eral com. II. 1913, amending the law relal-
ing to village bound aries; judiciary IN
H. 226, smt Idng tue laws 10 secure uni
formity in the construction of highways;
com. on judiciary. II 237, amending the
law so the use of telephone, telegraph and
electric light poles shall ri . II night TO con.
tinued use; judiciary com. H. PIG, 10 amend
senate bill No. IL; cor poraiions. II. 2I2 to
amend the charter of the Nor isville Aque-
duct Co.; corporations. Adjourned
HoUsR-MoRhING.
Bills introduced H 3il by Mr.. Rich of
Swautou, relating 10 publ instruction.
This bill embrace "a print, d pages Ii IL
d complete revision Of the scbo u laws Of
the STATE. Contains provisions for uniform
schools in towns, but optiOnally by either
district or town systems. Teachers to bs
sl stem school property and control Of ex-
penses to belong to- the school districts;
Town superintendents TO form county
boards fo appointment Of county exauin.
ers and for selection of free lex books, with
county uniformity; state school tax of ten
per ceut
H. 342, by Mr.. Ballard OF Georgia. provid-
ing for ladders on The sides of van and Ca .
bOOse cars; rail- Dads.
H. 343 by Mr.. Delano of Shoreham
amending HE law in regard TO check lisis
Provides for revising and correcting the
same ]; elections.
II. 344 hy Mr.. Lord, bv request, to refund
comm,Hation money paid by drafted men
du ing the civil war; CLAIMS
ii $40, by Mr. Lord of Montpe Ter, TO in
corporate the Apollo Club Of Mon peiei
corpora ions.
II. 3 8. bv the same, uending sec 2363
r. l. ". S. SEC. 25l5 as proro~r,D reiarug
TO divorce. Prov Ides that married woman
iu this state, resident Of his STATE At ii ne of
marriage may bring libel for divorce in
couu where she Ii res, wherever cause ac-
crued]; judiciary.
II al, by Nj. Preston of 9air Haven, =
lating TO village OF Fair Haven Touching
the appointment Of n village torney, and
as to the village by.law,l; corporations.
H. 34S, by same, in 'o,pora ing he Yer
moni GARRY Development Company; cor
poraliuns.
Amending sec. 4G4, Il. l.. nv. GIL r. laring
to public instructlon. lProvidluE for he
study Of Lariul education.
ii. $50 " Dir, Brown Of Mortified, l.
corporA ing the American Manufacturing
aud U'iliz trion Company; corporations.
IF. SOL, 10y Mr.. Wilson Of Ly dUu, amen d.
ing the chatter of Lyndouvll e; corpor ID
tons.
H. 352, by Mr.. HUI lson Of Briigewater,
lega lzlng quadrennial Appraisal 1874; grand
lis.
H. 1853, by Mr. Foster of Cabot, TO pro.
mote and encourage tn maple sugar indus.
ny. Provides for an appropria ion TO "a.
able The State Maple Sugar Makers ssocia.
ton TO hold annual meetings v i'll view 81
furhering the interests Of this industry i
ag riculture.
II. 354 by Mr.. Morrill, of Derby. laying a
tax GU Orleans county in aid of Darby aud
Craftshnry Academies. Five cents on the
dollal ]: education.
H. 355, by MIR. Hines of Brattl. boro
authorizing The hailiffs of that bailiwick 10
water : streets; CO, poraiions.
III. 1856, by MIR. Butlertield Of Troy, d-fin.
ing what shall constitute fraterual bene
tciary 81 cieties. Relates TO incorporation
OF secret frarernal Ordersl gen com.
III 357, by MIR. Na'h ini-l If Puulrney. re-
lating To a record If births and DE- ,ths. Pro.
vidts for moe accurate recordsl com. ON
public health
IL. DDO NV MT. pufk VI dutUtt-
ing sec. 2O2, K. l. " 5. A S45 as propus-dl
relating 10 posting of bills and advertise
ments. Makes a ten.dollar penalty for
such DETACHMENT, half going TO the town
and half 10 prosecu0rsl; judiciary.
II. 1853, by MIR. Wiley Of Roxbury, en-
abling towns 80 vo ing to return 10 the
highway district system; high Ways, bridges
and ferries.
Ii. $50, by Mr.. Davis OF Clarendon
amending sec. 3,70S, X. l.. [kplating to the
weight per bnshel OF certain vegetables and
gralnsl; agriculture.
II. 36l, by Mr.. Smith of Burlington. pro-
viding for formation Of co operative sa 5ings
and loan associations; banks.
II. 1862, by the same, relaling to Sabbath
breaking. [Shuts out all work and sports
ON that day except such work as is char
liable or necessary !; judiciary.
d 363, by Mr.. Read OF Rockingham, tC
establish state hoard OF pharmacy. and
eulaie the practice Of pl aImacy in The
stare Of Vernon; public health.
II. 36t by Mr.. Read OF Rockingham
amending act 10, passed at sptcisl session
in 1891, relating 10 Incorporation Of BLACK
River Railroad Company; raiI Dads
| ii. 800, by The same, Itlan 10 barbed
wire fences. Prohibits the erection Of sucl
! fence against the land Of An adjoiniug LAND
| owner agriculture.
! Ii. 3l6 by Mr. Mann of Wilmington, ex
! tending mnhicipal suffrage u tAxpay lug