The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-11-25
HoUsE-ATTERNooN.

Adjourned.
HoUsE-AFTERNooN.
On motion of Mr.. Platt of Poultney it was
voted that when the House adjourn it be to
| 1880 this evening.
| Passed in Concurrence, with proposals of
amendment, s. 6, to change time of holding
| Franklin county court.
| Killed.-H. 80, relating to exemption from
| taxation. III 3l4 to equalize taxation.
Special Order.-H. 6O4 regulating the
hunting Of deer and prohibiting the killing
of moose and caribou. Passed without dis
| cussion.
Signed.-H So, an act to amend the char
| ter Of the village of Lyndonville; III 101, an
act to annul Sec, 100, V. s., relating to ap-
plication TO the General Assembly; Fl. 142,
| to pay Matte Il. Price SUN named: II. 1861
| to incorporate the Barre Electric Light and
| Power Co. H. DAG; to pay Paul Tinkham
sum named; II go providing for the main
tenau ce OF the fish hatchery; II. 3O6, amend
| ing s. c. 1854, V. s., and providing for search
warrants III enforcement of the fish and game
| laws; II. 314, to annul Secs. .6l5 and 4,616,
| Chap. 1879, " s, relating to the protection
of game birds; II. 327, relating to the cross
ing of one railroad by another at grade, and
| providing for an appeal from the decision
J of the railroad commissioners made under
| Sec. 1899, V. s.; III. $50, to pay jerome
| Dumas sum named; III. 1872, to pay l.. f.
| French sum named; II, 412, relating to the
| duty of town clerks to certify to county
| clerks the names of certain officers; IL. 49,
to protect the Bennington monument; Ii.
400, extending the limits of the village of
| Bennington; III. 440, to legalize the grand
list of the town of Derby for the year 1896;
IL. 443, to legalize the grand list of the town
of Troy for the year 1896; Ii. 300, to incorpO-
rate the Littleton Bridge Company; IL. 57o,
to incorporate the Alburgh Cemetery As
socalion; joint resolution for publication of
dedcatory exercises Gov Chittenden
monument; int resolution relating to
mileage and debentures of Jonathan Rus
sell, lie deceased; joint resolution, relating to
the pay of certain state Ulcers.
Read Third Time and Passed.-H. 337,
Incorporating Mortified Lodge of Good
Templars; III. GOT, constituting certain con-
fessions privileged communications
| Passed in Concurrence.-S. II, amending
Sec. 4S3 V s. relating to cole ciion of taxes
s. 80, to render Office of state geologist more
efficient.
Special Order,-H. COB, increasing exemp-
ton limit OF savings bank deposits to S2,O0O
| Passed.
Kiled.-H. 552, relating to check lists in
caucuses amending Sec. 9, 273, V. s., relating
to liens; III. 407, to secure safety of waters
of Lake Morey II. 399, relating to appoint
ment of town liquor agents; IL. 6l0 to pro-
vide for support of paupers in unorganized
towns and cores; III. 620, in addition to
Chap. 1877, V. s.. entitled Registration OF
births marriages, divorces and deaths.
Passed in Concurrence,-S. 81, relating to
practice of osteopathy in Vermont; S. 76, to
pay Moses Boutelle the sum named; S. 80
pay ID. Noyes Burton the sum named; s.
1903, providing punishment for cruelty to
persons.
Read Third Time and Passed as Amend
ed.-H. 164, to pay L. M. Greene sum
named; IL. COS, creating board of normal
school examiners and defining their duties
H. 600, amending Chap. SO, V. s., relating
to trustee process; II. Gil, empowering mar.
ried women to convey real estate by sepa-
rate deed; III. 612, providing for appraisal OF
taxable property III. 615.
Killed-H. SIT, providing for more sys-
tematic expenditure of state highway funds.
Mr.. Thomson of Rutland submitted the
report of the committee on the insane, with
an accompanying bill, appropriating 500,
600 for putting in system of heating and
other improvements. Read third time and
passed
Senate Bills Referred.-S 1874, creating
the Office of attorney general and defining
his duties; judiciary s. 1877, amending act
| for formation of corporations by voluntary
association; corporations s. 135, providing
for payment of certain claims against the
state; judiciary. s. 80, amending Sec. 662,
| V. s., relative to permits TO teach; com. on
education. s. 1903, requiring towns to erect
ratings in dangerous places; highways.
s. 80, repeating bounties on noxious ami
mails; agriculture.
Killed.-H. 21S, amending Sec. 649 V. s.,
relating to public examination of teachers.
Senate Amendments Concurred In.-H.
&c., to prevent and punish interference with
public travel on highways III. 497, incorpo-
rating Thomson-Hoag Co.
Ordered to Lie-H. 5S3, amending charter
of Rutland and Tidewater R. R. Co., with
Senate amendments.
Adjourned.
sENATE-EvENING,
| Several house bills were read first time
| and referred to committees.
Bill Introduced.-S 1888, from committee
on corporations, constituting certain sections
| of St. Adams charter.
III. 104, payment OF commissioners, was
called up by Senator Harrington. Amend
ments were proposed making the per diem
| 81 90, with $500 per year for chairman of
| board of railroad commissioners, and 500
| for the chairman of trustees OF industrial
school, Thus amended the bill was passed.
Passed,-H. $751; amending charter of
Mortified; III. 4S5, repairs of county build
| ings; FL. 613, protection OF fish in Lake
Bomoseen; III. GA, protection of fish in
Lake St. Catherine.
Signed. S. 80, in amendment of and adj
dition to Chap. SO, V. s., relating to limita-
ton of time within which action may be COM
menced; 8. 49, to incorporate the Pawlet
Savings Bank and Trust Com pany, of Paw
| let; s. AZ, in relation to calling school dis
trlct meetings In certain cases, ana max
| ing service of writs on school district;
S. 81 to mend section /, of No 1876, of the
acts of 1894, entitled can act to incorporate
the village of West Derby; s. 66, in relation
to the appointment of directors Of the state
prison and house Of correction; s. 106, to
| protect sureties on written obligations.
HOUSEKEEPING.
Taken From the Table. - III. 5S3, to
amend act incorporating the Rutland and
| Tidewater Railroad Co. Proposed Senate
| amendments coucurred in.
Signed.-A. 1856, relating to declarations
| in insurance cases; III. 343, to incorporate
| the Green Mountain Mutual Fire Insurance
Co.. II. $3.50, TO incorporate the Beckett
Water Supply Co.; III. 4S6, authorizing the
trustees of Vermont Academy to issue bonds
| for certain purposes.
| Special Order.-H 2S7, sale OF permanent
camping grounds. Bill was adversely re-
ported and the pending question was the
| third reading.
Mr.. Prouty of Newport favored the pas
| sage of the bill.
| Mr.. Webb of Shelburne thought the state
| ought not to part with IL before giving it a
| trial.
| Mr.. Baldwin of Barton wanted informa.
] t;n, IN NJ Of tho qoi1 xybinb f,r-