The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-21

CuUl. On corporations l0b rules were Sug-
pended and the bill passed.
Third Reddtpg.-H. 1888, relating to taxation
| OF de posits of savings banks. III 465, pro-
vidinR for sum ner schools for teachers.
Special Orier.-H. 49, relating to appeals
in criminal cases Owing to the absence of
Senator Barber, made special order for
| half past two on Wednesday.
| PdSsed.-H. ITO, amending the charter of
Bennington. II 286, amending the charter
of fire district No. in Swanton. II. $50 to
enable Bennington ~ build sewer. II.
29i amending Wilmington's charter. II.
404 amending the charter of the Protestant
Episcopal church. II. 206 to incorporate
West Derby III. $50: to incorporate the Vt.
Branch of the Woman's Board OF Foreign
Missions. ii. 47, relating to Fair Haven.
II. 175, amending Hardwick's charter. II.
1863 to incorporate chester. Ii. 408, amend
ing Brattleboro's charter. II. $780, relat ng
to fire district in Poul ney. II 345 to in
corporate the Apollo Club. H. Ali to incor.
porate the Kellogg Hubbard Library.
Adjourned.
HoUsE-MoRNING.
ReUision Of II 1WS.-Mr Read from the ju.
dietary committee, reported BILL " The
Vermont Statutes" On motion, the report
was read, and the bill also read by title
only. Mr.. Read moved that printing of the
bill be suspended; adopted. Ordered to lie
and made special order for Thursday
morning at 1915.
Senate Bits Referred.-S 30 TO pay NJ. p.
Riordon sum named; claims. g. relating to
divorce cases; judiciary. 143, relating to
normal schools; education. 152, publication
of Gilmln's photography; same. 1853, CAL
whistle Baptist Society; corporations
Bills Introduced H. 40 from the fish
and game committee [subs Jitute for II 721
relating - the killing of deer and transpor
tation Of venison. Makes short open season
in Essex county ordered to lie and be
printed.
II. All, to incorporate Hill Cemetery Com
pany of Brattleboro; ordered to third read
ing as reported from com. on corporations.
Pdssed.-S. 1871, to preserve records and
files in town clerks offices with proposals
of amendmentJ II. 474, to enable Mendon
to issue bonds to float it's indebtedness. H.
348, Incorporating the Vermont Quarry De-
velopment Co ii. 267 Chestnut Hill Res
ervoir Co. s 80, to improve the militia. II.
so, relating to granting of teachers certif-
Gates.
; Passage Refatsed-H. 410, to change the
name of Marie Alice Whelan. S. II, com
: pensation and expenses of members of state
board of health.
Signed.-H. 2lO, relating to village of
Windsor. ii. 1854, Black River Railroad Co.
III. 24l, amening Burlington's charter. ii.
254, changing boundaries of school districts
IL. 277, watering streets of Burlington. H
1913, amend ng Rchford's charter. II. 1862
in relation to Sabbath breaking. H 81,
city OF Montpelier. II. 3d. Proctor Trust
Co. II. 49, American Trust Co. II. 147
+ Shoreham Telephone and Telegraph Com.
, pany. Ii 1oS, to incorporate Alpha Chapter
III. 211, Springfield Home for the Aged II
: 256, to pre- hibit the adulteration of grain
II. $50, town of Hartford indebtedness
III. $50, changing name OF Burlington Loan
Association. II. 447, relating to truancy.
Ordered 10 Third Redding.-H. 1856, defn-
ing what shall constitute beneficiary soce
ties, orders or associations
Public Hearing .-On bills affecting the
ballot laws, in the hall of representatives
, this evening at seven o'clock hearing Oh
Missisqnoi river bill tonight.
COllcuTred In.-Senate amendments to 4
2S7, refusal to transfer stock Ito II. 412, in
cooperating First Congregational Church Of
Williamstown; to H. AS, higher education
for advanced pupils
: Adjourned.
sENATE-AFTERNoON.
Seizure of Liquors.. 9S, amending the
law relating to seizure of liquor
Senator Lewis hoped the bill would not
pass, as it would work injustice to owners
of buildings.
Senator Plumley explained the bill and
said it did not add to the severity of the
law, but stopped leak in the state
finances. The bill was passed.
:. Pdssed-S. 1856 giving Massachusetts Off.
, GERS Jurisdiction over house partly in Yer
mont and partly in Massachusetts. S. g.
fixing the salary of county commissioners.
, H. 1872, to pay l.. M. Heath I'll. 2O3, to pay j
p. Webster. H 243 fixing bounty of 81 on
rattle snakes. Ii 407, relating to actions of
scire facias. a. 34S, to incorporate YER
mont Quarry Development Company.
Third Reading.-H Il. 455, requiring the
town su 1erintendent of schools to make an
annual report. II 80, relating to granting
. teachers certificates to certain graduates
II. 49, relating to steam traction engines.
Bills Introduced. - From com. on game
and fisheries, S. 161, allowing the fish com
missioners to place screens and license
others to do so in public waters to protect
fish. Provides $50 fine for a person who
tears Jwn posted notice. Gives the COM
missioners power to authorize the taking OF
birds, eggs, and nests for scientific pur-
poses. Providing fine for breaking dam,
, pond, crate or receptacle in use by the fish
com. for breeding fish. Providing a fine for
introducing any fish except trout, salmon,
smelt and minnows into public waters fire.
, quented by trout or salmonl.
S. 162, from same committee, providing a
fine for dumping mill refuse into waters
stocked by the state with trout or land
locked salmon.
s. 1865 from same committee, authorizing
, the commissioners TO prohibit fishing in
ponds or streams for three years and pro-
viding fine of 500 for fishing there.
S. 164, from same committee, authorizing
the commissioners to license seine fishing
in Lake Champlain and Memphremagog for
one year at such time and points designated
in way best suited to give Vermonters
the same privileges as Canadians
, Waterbury Asylum.-S 14S, appropriating
$50 600 for Yer asylum at Waterbury,
was taken up as special order.
Senator HaZen read a letter from ex-
, Governor Hol brook, president of the board
of trustees of the Brattleboro Retreat
The letter said the relations of the asy lum
TO the state were the same as in the past
: The obligation to care for sta patients in
preference to others was still in force. The
asylum could care for sixty more patients
! The insane could not be properly cared for
at anything like the figure estimated al
Waterbury. The asylum did not oppose
I the extension of the Waterbury asylum.
Sena or Gibson offered an amendment
providing for the payment of the appropri
alton in sums OF $50, 900 every two years
Senator Worthen thought $4,000 was
the least that could be got along with for
; permanent use. About $4,000 would tenn.
porarily relieve the overcrowded condition
The farm should be bought and it was now
! good time to build He favored the ap
= preparation
The amendment was adopted and the bill
ordered to third reading.
! of D,,tJo q