The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-11-04
Friday, October 80, 1896.
sENATE-MoRNING

enable graduates OF the Missouri School Of
Osteopaihy to practice their art Of healing.
3. IS by Senator Dyer, by request, reat-
ing to telephone communication and con-
nection; corporations.
s. &c. by Senator Stone taxation OF rail
roads. Taxes to go TO towns OF the state,
az the law used to bel grand list.
S. TO- by Senator Allen, to pay Thomas
Reeves sum named. [Arresting larcenists];
claims.
s. II, by Senator Deal, collection OF taxes.
TO amend law as to reissue of collectors
warran 81; grand list.
S ~, by Senator Loveland, to amend the
tramp law. lGives justices Of the peace
iurisdicton]; judiciary.
s. 70, by Senator Hathorn, to incorporate
Ludlow Telephone Co; corporations.
"a, by Senator Allen, to incorporate
Burlington Building Co.; corporations.
s. 70, by Senator Ch flee, by request, re-
lating TO street railroads.
S. 76, by Senator Allen, to pay Moses
Boutell sum named. [Bill Of costs disal-
lowed by stat audi'orl; claims.
S. II, by Senator Hulburd, taxing La
moile county and authorizing repairs on
county jail; gen. CON.
S. rs, by Senator Sargent. Requires
town superintendent to make reports to
abe superintendent ofleducation]; education.
70, by Senator Stevens, to change name
of Don Bu rbank TO Donovan John McAllis-
) 80 Senator Sargent, town superinten-
dents to pass an examination before having
power 10 issue permits;. education.
S. 81, by Senator Ward, to incorporate
Montpelier and Mad River Valley Traction
| Co.; corpor ATOMS
S. so, by Senator Slack, to make the office
of state geologist more efficient. He shall
inspect state mineral resources, deposits,
etc. 81, 800 a year for two years, to be ap-
| propri te, manufactures.
S. SO, by Senator Hubbard, aboishing Of
| flee of 8 ate geologist and curator. Sergeant
alarms to have charge of exhibits, etc. j;
gen. com.
s. 81, by Senator Weeks, by request. [Ap-
propriates - to enable Vermont HUI
name Society to prosecute violations OF law
relating to cruelty to animals].
| Assigned to Committees.-H. 70, Clyde
River Railroad Company; railroads.
II. 102, relating to practice of pharmacy;
| gen. com.
III 106, appraisal of real estate of town of
| Eden grand list
II. 1876, St. Johnsbury Home for Aged
| Women; corporations.
II. 1877, prohibiting the sale of fire. EARNS.
ETC., TO children; judiciary.
Public Committee Hearing. - Com. on
game and fisheries, for Thursday evening
next, in Senate chamber, on measures pend
ing before that joint committee.
Special Oder For Thursday next at
half past two S. 3, amending prohibition
Third Reading Ordered.-S. 80, Limitation
Of actions against school districts; s. 43,
Grand Isle Telephone Co.; s. AT, writs in
school districts; III 100, relating to descent.
Passed.-H. 9. Vernon bridge across Con-
necticut river; II. TO- preservation of cattle
and sheep; II. 70, ST. Adams school bonds;
II. IS, Northern Telephone Company; II.
105, to incorporate Heaton Hospital; s. 3S,
bonds Of town of Corinth.
Recommitted.-H. 1893, incorporating viii
lage of Lyndon Center.
Killed.-S. 80, relating to libels.
Signed.-S. Z, presidential election; s. 10,
relating to village of Springfield; s. II,
challenge of jurors.
Recession. Senate proposal OF amend
ment to Joint resolution adjourning over
election.
Adjourned.
HOUsE-MoRNING.
Petition. introduced by Mr.. Slsby OF
Lyndon, regarding II. Sc, to amend the
charter of the village of Lyndon; referred to
gen. com.
Resolution BY Mr.. Lamb of Stock
bridge, regarding REMEMBERING OF seats in
the House to faci itate delivery of mails
adopted
Petiiion.-By Mr.. Gleason of Thetford
signed by 600 Christian Ell deavorers under
fourteen years of age, for strengthening
and enforcing the prohibitory law; gen
com.
Bills Introduced.--H 32l, by Mr.. Morse
Ol dlu6uuluB dCI Ciuy
and town of Barre; judiciary.
II 800, by Mr.. Wilcox OF Cambridge, re-
pealing Secs 4,456 and 4,457, V. s., relating
to turning over to state the profit OF liquor
agencies in excess of ten per cent; temper
ance.
H 1913, by Mr.. McClary of Windsor, max
ing capital of trust companies subject tc
same laws of investment as already control
their surplus and dep )sits; banks.
II. 324, by Mr.. Walker of Woodstock
h-1.lr
shall be those used in teaching subjects
specif in SEC. 6S3, V. 5. ]; education.
II 1916, by Mr.. Davis of Mendon, compell-
ing railroad com .janies to equip cars with
au romatic couplers and continuous brakes,
and locomotives with driving-wheel bI axes
rail roads.
II. 1876, by Mr.. Winch of Mortified, incor
porating Mortified Telephone Company
corporations.
H. 1877, by Mr.. Platt of Poultney. Pro
vides for an app al from decision OF rail
road commissioners, on question OF grade
crossing where two lines of TIA cross, to q
board of three commissioners to be APP.
pointed by q supreme court judge on appli-
cation, the supreme court to apportion ex
pense between parties in interest and en-
force decree of board railroads.
H 1913, by Mr.. Stearns of Royalton. INC
insurance policy shall be made void by
breach of terms of policy by insured unless
loss claimed was occasioned by such breach
insurance company shall pay face value OF
policy when same was not obtained by
fraud; compelling companies to adjust
losses within fifteen days OF noticel; judi
ciary,
Ii. 329, by Mr.. Blake of Milton, legalizini
vote of town of Milton; grand list
III $3.50, by Mr.. Crandall of Berlin, per
hitting practice by graduates of American
school of osteopathy; public health.
IL. 331, by Mr.. Winch Of Northfield
amending charter of village of Northfeld
gen com.
II. 1872, by Mr.. Palmer of Waterbury, pro
yiding for the division of state school tar
and interest on Huntington fund at same
time, and apportioning the money accord
ing TO the number Of legal schools; edu
cation.
ii. 1888, by Mr.. Pike OF Stowe, amending
charter of Mount Mansfield Electric Rail
road Company; railroads. GLE
II 1884, by Mr. Platt Of Poultney, prohib
iting use of reinsurance clause in fire insur
ance policies; judiciary.
III 1856, by Mr.. Davis of Mendon, to pa!
town of Mendon the sum named; com. oil
highways.
II 1876, by Mr.. Towle of franklin, author
izing placing OF fish screen at outlet o