The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-11-04


tel Company; corporations.
II. 274, by Mr.. Mills Of Hinesburgh
Towns having aggregate of not more than
eighty nor less than forty scholars of not
less than twenty-eight weeks each may, on
vote of school directors, unite for purpose
of providing expert supervision]; education.
III. 275 by Mr. Phelps of Fair Haven, by
request, amending Sec. 1889, V. s. Pro-
hbits judges and registers of probate from
giving advice in matters of which he is
Judge or register; judiciary.
H. 276 by Mr. Graves OF Sunderland, to
pay Julius Hill the sum named claims.
ii. PIT, by Mr. Gleason of Thetford,
amending Secs 2,375 and 2,40O, V. s relat-
ing to return of inventories to the probate
court; judiciary.
charter of village of Essex Junction; gen.
ii. 279, by Mr.. Hook of Reading, amend
ing Sec. $500, V. S. Persons who injure
highways by claiming wheels, etc, shall be
liable to damage without notice from Sc
II. $50, by Mr.. Hadley of Rockingham
amending charter OF Bellows Falls and Sax
tons River Street Railway Company; rail-
roads
Fl. 2S1, by Mr.. Thomson of Rutland, by
request, amending the charter OF the city OF
Rutland; corporations.
H. 282 by Mr.. Scrbner of Corintb, by re-
quest for the protection of persons and
property and detection and conviction of
offenders; gen. com.
Il 2S3, by Mr.. Towle of franklin, pre-
tectipg property of fish and game commits
sion; fish and game.
H. 2S4, by Mr.. Darling of Bennington, in
cooperating Montpelier, Hardwick and
Black River Railroad Company; railroads.
Fl 285, by Mr.. Phelps of Fair Haven,
amending charter OF Fair Haven Savings
| Bank; banks.
H. 286, by Mr.. Osgood OF Randolph, in
| addition to Sec. 50l3, V. S.. tPrescribes
penalty of not more than three years i'm
prisonment or fine of not more than 81 900,
or BOTH for assanlting public officer in dis
charge of duty]; ju iiciary.
II. 2S7, by Mr.. Haskins of Brattleboro, by
request of Gen. j. j. Estey, authorizing sale
| of permanent camp-grounds near Fort
Ethan Allen; military affairs.
II. 2SS. by Mr.. Allen of Ferrisburgh, pro-
hibting sharing of game and shooting of
ducks with aid OF Jacks; game and fisheries.
III. 289, by Mr.. Gallup of Sheldon, amend
ing Sec. 662, V. s. Flown superintel dents,
instead of school directors, may issue spe-
cial permitsl; education.
| III. 300, by Mr.. McClary of Windsor, APP
propriating 900 for purchase OF residence
Tor states prison warden; state prison.
H. 291, by Mr.. Dyer of Salisbury, repeal
| ing Secs 1909 to 1920 inclusive. lRepeals
so-called tuberculosis lawl agriculture.
Remonstrance.-Mr. Potter of Pownal
|
and 100 others against moving fractional
district No. II from the town of Pownal
| com on education.
Senate Bills Referred.-S. 6 an act to
amend Sec. 1,012, V. s., in relation TO time
of holding Franklin county court; judiciary.
| s. 10, an act TO incorporate the PROCTOR
Trust Co banks.
S IT, an a,t to authorize the remov al of
| the fence about the State House grounds
public buildings.
S. "a, an act to change the name of Barre
Electric Light Power, Manufacturing and
Street Railway Co.; corporations.
s. 26, an act to amend Section 1888, VS.,
relating to expenses of supreme court
! judges; judiciary.
Senate Amendments Concurred In.-H.
81, empowering cities and incorporated viii
| lagos to vote money for free open-air must
| cal enter ailments.
| Special Order For Thursday afternoon.
| ii. AZ, an act relating to compensation OF
members Of commission; III. 104, fixing
| compensation of various commissioners and
members of boards.
Read Third Time and Passed.-H. rs, an
act to incorporate the Clyde River Electric
Railroad Co.; II. 1902, to amend Sec. 4.652,
| V. s., relating to the practice OF pharmacy.
Recommitted. Mr.. Powers OF Morris
town moved that the vote refusing ii. "a,
an act providing for colored ballots and bal
lot boxes, be reconsidered Adopted, and
the bill was recommitted to CON- on cleo
| tons.
On motion of Mr.. Powers of Morristown,
the vote refusing third reading to I'll. 81
was reconsidered, and the bill was recon-
| uitted to com. on elections.
Passed.-H. 106, an act to enable the
the town of Eden to make an appraisal OF
real estate; H. 1876, amending an act it,
cooperating the Home for Aged Women, 81
Johnsbury; II. 1877, an act relating TO the
sale distribution and use of firearms
Recommitted. motion of Mr.. Chiids
OF S.. Adams, III l41, an act incorp )ratinf
the Columbia Building Co., was taken from
the table and recommitted to com. on cor
porations.
Ordered to Lie. - On motion of Mr.
Walker of Ludlow, the vote refusing thu
third reading of II. 88. an act amending
Sec $3.50, V. S. was recoDsidered and bill
ordered to lie.
Joint Resolution, BY Mr.. Clark OF Castle
ton, that when the two houses adjourn OF
Friday it be to Wednesday, November A
Opposed by Mr. Mott of Alburgh an,
favored by Mr.. Mack of Vergennes
Adopted,
Petition.-Mr. Bunker of Peacham pre-
sented a petition praying that the prohih
itory law be not repealedi gen. com.
Adjourned.
sENArE-AFTERNooN.
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