The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-11-02

tain cases; joint com. on state and court
expenses.
ii. 237, by Mr.. Kemp of Montpelier,
amending act relating to Montpelier meet
ing house society. Gen. com.
II. 238, by Mr.. Reynolds OF Swanton,
amending charter of Swanton village.
Com. on cor.
H. 239, by same, amending an act relat-
ing TO liability of Swanton village as to in
sufficiehcy of highways. Jud. com.
Read Third Time and Passed.-H. 143,
amending act incorporating village of Bar
ton. II 142, authorizing the Fair Haven
graded school district to issue bonds. H.
140 in addition to act Incorporating Rut-
land railroad. ii, 118, to mend act detin
ing the power of village Of Newport. H.
80, repeating &C granting ferry to Alex.
p. Laundrie IL. A, to egalize appraisal of
real a. ate OF Somerset for 1898. III. %, to
lrl ave grand list aud quadrennial apprais-
al Of Grand Isle for Yeas named. Ill. II, to
legallza appraisal Of real estate for town of
Newport for 1898
Mr.. Waterman of Chester presented a
memorial asking for reduced taxation for
Savings banks; com. on banks.
MIR. Carpenter of Rutland city called up
II. 1877, an act to incorporate the Rutland
Canadian Railroad Co, and on his motion
the bill was made special order for Tues
day morning next at 1910.
MIR. Bntterfield of Derby introduced a
joint resolution which was adopted by the
House, thanking the citizens of Burlington
for their entertainment Oct. IL, 1898, Mr..
johnson OF Lyndon presented petition
regarding taxation OF savings banks, and a
memorial from the Home Missionary soci-
ETY. to the VI. Conference, which were re-
ierred to the com. on banks and com. on
temperance.
MIR Allen OF Hyde Park IN lved that rule
81 be suspended and that II. 2l2 be referred
to special committee of seven. Messrs.
Richardson of St. Adams city, Butterheld
OF Derby, Hale OF Luneuburg, Jackson OF
Waterville favored the motion, and Messrs.
Terrill OF Morristown, job nson OF Hard
wick SWa7ey of Barre city and Emery OF
Chelsea, opposed Motion lost, the
bill was referred to the committee on town
lines.
Read Third Time and Passed.-S, H. an
act fixing the term for holding County and
| Supreme courts.
| On motion of Mr. Williams of Bloomfield,
it was voted that when the House adjourn
| il he 10 two o'clock on Monday next.
Third Reading Ordered.-S. Z, to continue
! the State Normal schools at Randolph
johnson and Castleton. H. 106, to give
town Of West Rutla d right to use highway
money for sidewalks.
lled.-H. %, to amend Sec 1884 V. s.
relating to the election of certain town
officers II. "a, an act relating to the cleo
| ton of certain town officers. II. 80, to in
corporate the Derby Line cemetery associa
ton.
Ordered to Le.-H. 80, amending Sec
3022 " S., relating to powers of selectmen
Kiled.-H. / IA, an act relating to taxes or
certain land. III. 1856, authorizing trustees
of First Universalist society OF Roxbury tC
hold certain property in trust. a. 1853, al
act relating to fees of Justices of the peace.
Read Third Time and Passed.-H. 81, re
lating to joint trials in criminal cases. III
141, relating to consolidation of Bennington
electric md Hoosck railroads. III. IL, lie
CALLING grand and quadrennial lists o
Victory or 1898 las amended)
Third Reading Ordered. II. 1872, to pay
j. HI. Kiniry the sum named, as amend
ed
On motion of Mr. Ranney OF Newport III
129 to pay Brandon the sum named, wa
ordered to lie.
On motion of Mr.. Wall of Randolph thu
House adjourned.