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

| ne ,ei' 10 ih' county commissioner.
Mr.. PiriCe Of Uhester said thai tho hill
Woulu cast an unwarranted slur on the
u'ugsis's' lie said the wholesale liunor
q, aleis could not sell to druggists because
they ulu not sell pure liquors. He moved
was lost.
ar. "a kns OF Brattleboro opposed the
DiI', taxing The same grounds. He thought
the statute provided sufficient protection
already Third reading was refused.
MI Palmer Of Waterbury moved that the
House reconsider its vote refusing third
reading TO H. 3d. 70 repeal an act 10 inco.-
porate the Lamoille Valley Extension
Railroad Co. Motion pposed by Mr.. Mack
OF Vergennes and MIR. Gleason Of Thetford
favored by Mr.. Mott of Alburgh, opposed
by Mr. Platt OF Poultney, Mr.. Haskns OF
Brattleboro and Mr. Childs of st. Adams
Motion Of Mr. Palmer was lost
On motion of Mr. Walker of Ludlow the
House returned 70 the Senate, agreeably to
its rtques', jJint resolution, introduced Tues
day by Mr.. Walker of Ludlow, was taken
from the table and adopted on the part of
the House. Provides that joint resolutions,
except those relating to joint ssemblies, al
iournment and the use Of Representatives.
Hall shat lie on the table one day
Read Third Time and Passed.-H 497, to
inc rporate the Thon p.on-Hosg Refrig r
alton and Power Co; III. 500, to incorporate
the Employer Liability an Employers
Protective Insurance and Savings Co II.
DO to incorporate the Mansfield Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
On motion Of Mr.. Goodell of Windham,
III. 49S. amending Sc 4,361, V. s., was
taken from the table H. favored the bill
as amended. On motion Of Mr.. Miles of
Hihesburgh the bill was recommtted.
Resolution BY Mr.. Plat of Poultney,
providing that the House meet at 8 A. NJ
he eafter during the session; adopted.
Ilv ~
dlebury, to pay the milage a debeu-
lures OF jonathan Russell, the deceased
memb, from Shoreham; adop ed.
Special Order.-H. POI, It pealing the So
called tuberculosis act Mr.. Dyer Of Sails
bury thought the law should be repealed as
it is expensive and without advantage to
the farmers. MIR. Walker of Woodstock
supported the law as it stands and de
Tended the course of the board of agricul-
ture.
Mr.. Hall of Bakersfield thought there was
more tuberculosis in the minds of the board
of agriculture than in the cattle. He IA
vored the laws repeal. Mr.. Hamilton Of
Richford, described the danger of tubercu-
losis. The law should not be repealed Mr..
Haskins OF Brattleboro held that the repeal
would be OF too swet ping nature. The
law covers much besides tuberculosis. Mr..
Smith of Burlington, defended the present
law Mr. Follett of Townshend thought
the expense would be much less for the
next two years. Third reading was refused.
Killed.-H. AGA, providirg for stopping
of trains at Norton Mills station.
Recommitted.-S. %, amending Secs.
9 434 and 3,435, " S, relating to state higL-
way tax.
Third Reading Ordered.-S. 90, amend
ing Secs. 3457 and 3,45S, v: S, relating to
assessing and collecting highway tax in uL-
organized towns and cores.
Passed in Concurrence.-S. go, incorpoT
atng ST. Johnsbury Mutual Fire Insurance
Co. S. 101, incorporating st. Adams Safe
Deposit Co. II. 293, TO pay o. d. Cobleigh
the sum therein named.
Passed as Amended.-H 113, incorporat-
ing Waterbury Savings Bank and Trust
Co. The motion of Mr.. Pierce of Chester
that the bill be made special order was
lostl Ii. las, to annex certain portions of
Avery's Gore to Belvidere. The bill was
favored by Mr.. Powers of Morristown, Mr..
Brown of Belvidere and Mr.. Raymyre of
Eden. 1t was opposed by Mr.. Davis of
Montgomerr Mr.. Childs of ST.. Adams and
Mr. Dyer Of Salisbury.
Joint Resoluton.-By Mr.. Childs of St.
Adams, to pay messengers in House and
Senate, messenger of State Library and
messeng in executive department SO a
day with milage; ordered to lie for twenty
four hours.
Passed as Amended.-H. 4O2, incorporat-
ing Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Third Reading Ordered as Amended
IL fioi ohdpIlnB Nllideo VI bcuulhBeou W
issue bonds for purchase of Bennington
Water Company property. H. 487, to pay
l. II. Archer the sum named.
Substitute Bill, for II. 319, to incorporate
the Corp, r6eld Railroad Company. On
motion of Mr.. Gleason Of Thetford the rule
under which this bill would be ordered to
lie and be printed was suspended. The
bill was ordered to third reading. Suosti-
tute bill for III 342, to incorporate the Ches-
ter Depot Electric Light District, also or
DIT red to third reading. On motion of Mr..
Prouty OF Newport, adjourned.