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

w, '', yes, Hh. p,r 'nnal rs ate; judiciary. |
40 H. Mr.. Pruuty Of Newport. per |
hitting probate court to appoint an add |
tional trustee; judiciary.
Ii AL, by Mr. Gallup Of Sheldon. by re-
quest provides for taxation OF all prop
erty OF railroads in towns where same is To-
| cattdi allows exemption for ten wears after
railroad Is built; repeats Secs 557 to 564
nclusive]; grand list.
IL. Az, ny Mr. Ward of Readsboro author
lzing town 81 Readsboro to issue bonds TO
pay indebtedness; judiciary.
! II 49, by same. Provides for purchase
OF 4OO copies Of Index to the General and
! Special Legislation of the State of YER
mont, a. 81 80 per volume, and for distri-
button Of same; library.
II. 43l, by NJ. Clark Of Westminster, iu-
| cooperating Westminster Electric Co.; rail-
| roads.
ii 435, by Mr. Haskins of Brattleboro,
amending Sec. 1902, V. s., relating to as
signment Of judges for county court and
court Of chancery; judiciary.
IL 436, by Mr. Davis Of Montgomery, to
protect trout in Trout river; game and fish
cries.
II. 437, by same, to pay town Of Mont
gomery thu sum named; highways.
II 43S, by Mr.. Bates of ST. Johnsbury,
prohibiting pollution of Sleeper's river;
game and fisheries.
II. 439, by same author zing road com
missioners to construct Sidewalks high
WAYS.
IL, 44O, by MIR. 4dalnS OF Dt roy, 10 legal
ize grand list Of town Of Derby; grand list.
III. 441, by Mr.. Morse of Barre am sndng
charters Of town and ci of Barre; judiciary.
III. 442, by same same subject same refer
ence.
II. 443, by Mr. Young of Troy, legalizng
grand list of to II o Troy; grand list.
IL 444, by Mr. Sade Of Springfield,
amending Sec 5l6, " S. Towns may, if
selectmen so direct claim fines and assume
costs Of prosecutions before justicesl judi
ciary.
II. 445, by Mr.. Sade OF Springfield.
TWheu portion Of fine is paid, the party
making complaint shall receive his proper
ton h .reol from the stateI; judiciary.
Ill, 446, by Mr. Roscoe of New Haven,
amending Sec. 6S7, V. S. [Prescribes stud
es in which advanced pupils shall be in
structedl; education.
II. AL, by Mr., Sawyer of Hardwick,
amending Sec. 5000, V. S. Town clerks
need not record instruments unless their
lawful fees therefor are rendered.; judi
ciary.
RI 44S by Mr.. TIL ,mpson of Landgrove
Notices for publication OF legal proceed
ings may be confined to brief statement of
action and order of court; judiciary.
III 4l9, by Mr.. Odds of Norwich, amend
ing Sec. 5000, v. s. [Town auditors shall
examine and allow all orders of town Off
GERS before same are drlwu]; JUDICIARY
H. 4j0, by Mr.. Palmer of Waterbury
Provides for taxation of life insurance poll
cies of more than $500 cash value to holders
II. 451, by Mr. Phelps of Fair Haven,
amending Sec. 1921, V. S. [Owners OF
thoroughbred registered dogs may procure
one license for ali dogs for $50 gen. com.
II. 452. by Mr.. Darling of Vershre, au-
thorizing town of Vershire to fund its in
debted cess; judiciary.
II 453, by Mr.. Sawyer OF Sharon, protect
ing fish in Standing pond game and FISH
cries.
} II. 454 by Mr.. Bicknell of Tunbridge
ballot clerks shall be paid So per day by
townsl elections.
II. AS, by Mr.. Clark of Castleton, amend
ing Sec. 1888, V. increases maximum OF
pairs of county buildings from $500 to 5000
per year]; public buildings.
III 456 by Mr.. Martin of Marshheld III
towns 80 instruct, the road commissioner
=, shall employ taxpayers living near locality
where repairs are made If such persons wish
employment; highways.
H. 457, by Mr.. Dyer of Salisbury, provid-
ing for purchase and display of United
States flags at public schools; education.
H. 45S, by Mr., Bryant of Baltimore, &c
pay Romano A. Spofford the sum named
claims.
=. H. 495, by Mr. Warren of Wlliston by re-
quest, providing for the fortnightly pay.
I ment of wages; gen. com.
, II. 400, by Mr.. Warren of Williston
Amends act Incorporating Columbia United
q. Electric Col; corporations.
: II. 46l, by Mr. Lord of Montpelier, to
enable city Of Montpelier to issue bonds fol-
purpose Of obtaining and owning city hall
gen com.
+ II Ago, by Mr.. Young of Troy, amending
: act Incorporating village OF North Troy;
. corporations
a ii 4G3, by Mr.. Wood of Putney, an act re
{ lating 10 settlement OF charges of damages
by railroad companies; railroads
, III. 1854 by Mr., Edmonds Of Norton, pro
! viding Tor stopping trains at Norton Mills
| railroads
Ii. 465, by Mr.. Smith of Burlington, tt
: establish a state fire marshalship; gen com
4 II. 466, by M. Stearns OF Royalto al
: act relating to school attendance; educa
n ton
i II 467, by Mr.. Follelt of Townshend
, amending Sec 797, V. S., regarding to ami
mails running az large; agriculture.
. II, 46S, by Mr.. Larabee of Berkshire
I amending Sec 4S0, V. s., relating to collec
ton of t,xes. Highway tax be kept sep
:. arate]; jud. com.
ii 469, by Mr.. Parker OF Gilmore. to pre-
+. vent accidents from careless use of fire arm
a by minors. Permit to handle such mus
be granted by selectmen]; gen. com.
l. ii. 40 by Mr. Smith of Fairlee, authOriz
Il ing expenditure of 800 for fish screen a
outlet Of Lake Morey game and fisheries.
H. All, by Mr.. Thomson of Rutland, re
a garding burias and removals from Gem
4 eterrs gen. com
/. H. Az, by Mr.. Thomson of Rutland, b.
y request an act in addition to an act in
co p rationg Rutland Street Railroad Co.
y corporations.
II. ALB, by Mr.. Thomson OF Rutland, al
l. act providing for admission of volunteer pa
a tients to asylums, hospitals and retreats 70
the insane; insane.
: II. 474, by Mr.. Clark of Glover, by re
v quest, an act to protect fish in Clark's pom
: III Glover; game and fisheries.
: IL. Ats, by MIR Clark of Glover, an act re
a latiug to the nominations Of political par
n ties, Certificate entitled TO retain tn
name of political party takes precedencel
~ elections.
/ H. 476, by Mr.. LETTERS of Victory, to lie
galize grand lists of town of Victory; gram
l., list
"a Il. Az, by Mr.. Morris of Hartford, t
amend Sec 2l9 V $. Costs of handln
!. and examining insane persons to be paid b
n the stat-] state and court expenses
IL. AIS, by Mr.. Walker of Woodstock, t
/. provide for the printing Of report of Vel
If mont Dairymen's Association; agriculture
II. 479, by Mr. Lord of Orange, compenss
n ton of town liquor agents; temperance.