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

9s V. s. Names Of parties shall be placed
over names of candidates on official ballot.
Residence Of candidates shall be printed
af or names. Nominations OF different par
ties shall be placed on separate ballotsl;
elections.
incorporate Citizens Telephone Co.; cor
porHtions
III $50, by Mr. Powers of Morristown,
providing for fshway in the dam across
the Mssisquoi river; game and fisheries.
II 531 by Mr.. Colhurn of Rutland Town,
an act relating to sale OF certain products.
Vegetable peddlers shall not need IL
Cense |; agriculture.
IL. 532, by Mr. Martin of Marsbfield TO
protect fish in Niger Head pond. Makes
close season from May /, 1897, to May /,
1901; game and fisheries.
II. 533, by Mr. Morse of Barre City, to
amend Sec. 4, No. 49, acts of 1870, relating
to Barre cemetery; corporations.
II. 534, by Mr.. Morse OF Barre City, maxi
ing Saturday afternoon in June, July and
August legal holiday; banks.
II $50, by MIR Turner of Sandgate, Each
town shall elect a fish and game warren.
No railroad or express company shall carry
fish or game out of the state unless accom-
panied by owner. No person shall hunt or
fish on Sunday. Any person seen with rod
or gun in hand near fishing or hunting
grounds on Sunday shall be deemed violator
of law]; game and fisheries
II. 536, by Mr.. Slade of Springfield. RE-
duces limit Of debt in trustee process to
eight dollars]; judiciary.
II. 537, by same, amending Sec 1887, V.
s., relating to fees of Justices OF the peace.
Pays them 20 cents an hour]; judiciary.
II 53S, by Mr.. Keith of Barre Town, re-
lating to division of public moneys between
Barre city and town; Judiciary.
III. $50 by Mr.. Chase of Bradford enabling
village of Bradford to enlarge its water sys-
TEN gen. com.
H. $40, by Mr.. Towle of Franklin, relating
to term of Office of listers. Three, two and
one year]; grand list.
II. 541, by Mr.. Towle of Franklin, author
izing fish and game commissioners to
shorten open season on petition of ten or
more citizens OF any town; game and fish
cries.
II. 542, by Mr.. Woodward of Plainfield, to
prohibit the use of cigarettes and tobacco
by minors. Penalty, $751; temperance.
III. 543 by Mr.. Hook of Reading, to en-
able the minority in any town to secure
state aid for maintenance of librares gen.
com.
III. 544, by Mr.. Sawyer of Sharon, amend
ing Sec Iii, Chap 10, VS.. [Comp els con-
stable to post election notices.; elections.
II. 545, by Mr.. Dutton of Dummerston, to
amend Sec. 4 610, V. s., for better protec-
ton of game Makes close season for rab.
bits and gray squirrels; s. penalty; game
H, 546, by Mr.. Booth of Essex, to amend
Sec. 10, VS.. [Allowing those to vote who
become of age on day of election]; elections.
III. 547, by Mr.. Smith of Burlington, to
amend charter of city of Burlington; corpo-
rations.
FL. 54S. by Mr.. Day of Ripton, relating to
duties of road commissioners. Shall not
expend an amount exceeding the highway
taxi highways, bridges and ferries.
III. $40, by Mr. Hall of Bakersfield. [Any
town, by two-thirds' vote, may return to dis
trict ystem of schools]; education
H. $50, by Mr.. Thompson of Landgrove,
to prevent placing tanbark, sawdust, etc,
in West river; gen. com.
H. sol, by Mr. Merrhew of South Bur-
lington, by request, providing for construc-
ton of draw in Sand Bar bridge; highways.
III. 552, by MI. Ward of Putney. providing
for use of check lists in caucuses; elections.
H. 553, by Mr.. Winch of Northfeld, in
cooperating Andrews Aqueduct Company;
corporations.
l. II. 554, by Mr.. Buck of Arlington, to in.
corporate the Riverside Cemetery Associa-
ton; corporations.
FL. 555, by Mr.. Hovey of Waterford, an
act incorporating the Littleton Bridge Co.;
corporations.
H. 556, by Mr.. Goodwin of Chelsea, to
amend Sec. 4,74S, Chap. 1899, " S. Veter-
ans of late war shall be exempt from auc-
tioneer's lcense]; gen. COM
! II. $751; by Mr.. Baldwin of Barton, by re-
quest, to amend Secs. 201 and 5,372, V. s.
Does away with me ssenger in state library,
ond assistant librarian]; state and court ex-
penses.
II. 558, by Mr.. Conner of Manchester, in
cooperating the Bennington Telephone Co. (;
com. on corporations.
Adjourned.