The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-28

Griflith of Mount Tabor, Rustedt of Richford,
Grout of Stratton, Walker of Grafton,
Hook of Reading, Whitcomb of Essex.
Hubbard of Vernon, Whitney of Stamford,
Locke of Corinth Wiley of Roxbury,
Lynde of Williamstown, Wyman Of Stockbridge,
Mann of Wilmington, Yearly of Londonderry.
Marvin of Sheldon,
SO the bill was passed and sent to the
senate.
Woman Su6rage.-H. 366, woman suffrage
bill No debate was had on the question of
passage, and on rising vote the bill was
defeated, LOG voting in favor and 10S
against.
Vern1ont .Stdtutes.-The Vermont statutes
of 1894. Ordered to third reading on Fri
day
Senate Bills Reterred.--s. 49,, amending
the liquor law; temperance. s. 1856, juris-
dction of officers on Massachusetts and
Vermont line; judiciary. s. 100, Nicaragua
killing deer in Essex Co. Pending the
question OF third reading, the house adj
jOurned.
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
Ordered to rbrd Reading.-H. 1868, to es-
tablish board of pharmacy. s. 1853, The
Vermont Statutes"
Third Reading.-H. 264 to pay the town
Of Belvidere $1,000 for the repair and
maintenance of bridges. S. 10S, providing
for the union of incorporated school dis
trcts with town districts II. 81 amending
the law relating to winding mp the affairs
of private interpretations. S. 40, relating to
messengers i'll insolvency cases. ii. 438,
| amending No. 80 of the acts of 1888.
Intr0duced.-S. 40, by the. judiciary COM,
repeating an obsolete section of the law re-
lating to the payment of axes by husband
on property belonging to his wife before
marriage.
S III, by the judiciary COM, amending
the law relating to the appointment of mu'
nicipal judges. Provides for their appoint
ment by the governor in Novem Der; and
when their fees amount to over 81 200 they
shall receive no pay from the state.
ID CiSiOn Of Rutldnd.-S. %, to annex a
portion of the city to the town of Rutland.
On notion of Senator White, the bill was
ordered to lie and be made a special order
for Friday afternoon at half past two.
order to Print.-On motion of Senator
Plumley, the report of the special commit
tee on the house Of correction was dered
printed
Franklin County Savings Bdnk.-On mo.
zion of Senator Lewis, S. Ga, the bill to in
corporate the franklin County Savings
Bank and Trust Company, was called up.
Senator Dale inquired of the committee
what the banking facilities were in st. AL
bans
Senator Lewis said the committee gave a
full hearing on the bill and it as shown
clearly that there was no need of more
banks in ST. Adams.
Senator Leavens was asked what he knew
u
crash in Frank n county within a dec ide.
He spoke of the distress of the depositors
and the feeling that was created against st.
Adams. Men at length were bold enough
to come in the face of this and start the
present banks on the most solid basis.
Under these circumstances it was no fair
criterion to compare Franklin to other
counties. No man had ever presented
bankable paper to these banks and went
away unsatisfed. There was 100000
available for business in st. Adams alone.
Money was loaned cheaply The inves or IS
sole complaint was that the trust company
paid but three per cent interest
Senator Dale said he simply wished 20
compare the wan 8 of that locality with those
of others.
The yeas and nays being taken were
follows Yeas-Erwin, Dale, Gibson, Kinds,
Kenfield, Macomber, Miles, Plumley, Shat.
tuck, Sherwin, White of Chittenden. Nays
Adams, Allen, Arnold, Bailey, Barber,
Bell, Burbank, Darling, Hazen, Hunt
Leavens, Lewis, Lyman, Tiffany, Walker
White of Rutland, Worthen.
| Referred-H. 149, to incorporate the U. s
Registry Co.; clai ms. H. 1852, to incorpor.
a'e the Chester Aqueduct Co.; claims. III
29l, incorporate the Fair Haven Savings
Bank; banks. H. 351, amending Lyndon
vile charter; corporations. ii. $50, TO in
corporate the Hardwick and Woodbury.
Railroad Co.; railroads.
hOUsE-AFTERNooN.
BAls Introduced. H. 4S5, by Mr.. Bingham
of Bennington, to pay Norma an Madison the
sum named.
H. 1856, by Mr.. Ballard of Georgia, tc
amend No. 70, acts Of 1892, la relation to the
militia.
H. 4S7, to pay National Bank of Yer.
gennes the sum named.
III. 4SS, by Mr.. Smith of Waterbury, to
,rnn ta 20 nd
III. 4S9, defining and furnishing tramps
Reported from special com on commitments
to the house of correction.
III. 49O, from same committee, fees of COM
mitment officers.
III. 491, from joint com. on game and fish.
cries, substitute for Ii. 223, to regulate
fishing in certain waters Lake Bono
seen
III. 492, from CON. on agriculture, substi.
tute for III. 1916, to establish uniform stand.
ard in creaDeres for milk. Four per cent
of butter fa'
Signed II y, -epealing moiety in liquor
cases. Ii 1856, Burlington city bonds II
459, relative TO levy Of rents. H. 1870, veri
fcation OF savings baLk books. II. lS5, to
pay ii. Q. Camp the sum named III. 900
to pay Eugene Thomas sum named n
226, to secure uniform highway laws. II
2S4, to pay W. II. Buchanan sum named
Ii. 2S7, tran sfer of savings banks stock. H
1863, to pay c. r. Benedict sum named H
375, to amend No. n, acts of 1888. a. 412
incorporating First Congregational church
of Williamstown. H. 452, to smt nd sec
1876. r. L. Fl. 10, to amend Bennington's
charter. ii. 1853, to incorporate village Of
Chester. I'll. 175, to amend charter of Hard
wick. III, 2O6, to incorporate village OF
West Derby. II. 1884, amending Whining
toms charter. Ii. $50, fire district No. OF
Poultney TO construct sewers IT 345, to
incorporate Apollo Club of Montpelier. III
47, relating 10 village of Fairhaven. III
All, to incorporate Kellogg Hubbard Lii.
brary. II. SO, salary of county commits
sioners. III. 243, to amend fish and game
laws. III. 34S, Vermont Quarry Develop.
ment Co. II. 407, relating to Scire tacias
III. 454 legalize quadrennia appraisal OF
Fletcher. III. 465, summer schools for teach.
ers.
Relened-s. s., relating to city court OF
Burlington, judiciary S. rs, Newport Cen
ter graded school district; education. s.
al, Sheldon Union Cemetery; corporations.
S. 14S, appropriation for Waterbury asylum
insane. S. 1853, rents and profits to Der by
ard Craftsbury academies; education.
Committee Report.-H. 453, making gem
eral law for the incorporation of villages,
was reported unfavorably, as to the form of
the present bill but the committee recon-