The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-11-16

empt the Fletcher Granite COMPANY. III. |
1888, TO pay j. A. Boswell. Fl. $3.50 relating
TO chaplain Of House OF Correction. s. 38
to pay g. n. Wales. s. 40, relating to APP
pointment of scholarships. S SO, appraisal
aud list Of Rutland city. S 88, to pay w.
II. Cobb. s. 100, Montpelier and Northern
Traction company,
Third Reading Ordered. s 106, protect
ing the State in distribution Of FISH; II 101
seizure of devices for fishing,
Ordered TO Third Readings. 145, regis
tration of trade marks. ii. 265, relating to
cruelty to amin ala.
Passed.-S. 146 relating to taxation of
costs II 8, appraisal and list of Chester
II g. q and list OF West Windsor. il. 81,
appraisal and list Of Cabot. ". n, grand
list Of Albany II 113. grand list of Sand
gate. II. 1856. appraisal OF Windham.
Kiled.-S 81, relating TO repairs on high
ways S. %, 10 pay Chamberlain, Macon.
Der and Hubbard. II. III, assistance in
making ballots. Fl. ~, appraisal and list
of Brighton. II. 14S, ROckingham's ap:
prasal. H. 1871, relating 10 protection Of
highways H. T7, appraisal OF Richford.
Passed.-H. 3O7, appraisal and list of
West Fairlee.
Adjourned,
HoUsE-AFTERNooN.
Read Third Time and Passed-H. 1863, to
enable towns 10 close their town liquor
agencies. II. 2l2, relatii g to change OF
town line between HYDE Park and Morris.
town Fl. 304 10 amend Sc ;. 4 SO V. s,
relating to fishing. H. 318, to amend Sec.
3O0l, V. s., relating 70 b lpks Of record Fl.
400, to amend Sec 2489, V. s., relating to Ii
rense to sell personal estate. S %, amend
ing Sec 40S5 V. s., withdrawal of deposits
from savings banks s. n, authorizing
comfy courts to render Judgments in vaca-
ton, s ~, relating 10 summoniug grand
and petit jurors,
o dered 10 Le.-H. 4l2, authorizing
State's attorney to take clerk before grand
jury. Ga motion OF Mr. Bond OF Searsburg.
this bill was made the special order for next
Monday al 2: 10 ,clock.
Kiled,-H, Ala, amending statute relat-
ing to lien Oh personal property. Mr..
Jack IN Of Waterville opposed. III. 49, to
pay +. II. Holt the sum named. II. 276, re-
ating to traffic in Intoxicating liquor. ii.
343 amending sec 3704 V s., relating TO
private corporations. II. 1856, to pay John
Chamberlin and others The sum named.
| Special Order H. 342 authorizing re-
moval of fence around State house grounds.
The bill was supported by Mr.. Carpenter
of Rutland, Mr. Kemp OF Montpelier, Mr..
Higbee OF Proctor, Mr.. Wall of Randolph,
| MIR. McGeary of Burlington, Nj. Davis of
Mendon, Mr.. Peet of Cornwall, Mr.. Harris
Of Bennington, Mr.. Gates OF franklin and
Mr.. Hale Of lLunenburgh. Mr.. Ballard of
Georgia opposed the bill. Mr.. Jackson of
Waterville, proposed an amendment that
the expense shall not exceed $1,000, which
was opposed by Mr.. Wall of Randolph and
! NIT. OOTudU VI O6ElCuO duu utlodLou' MI.
Dickey OF Bradford proposed an amend
ment that granite curbng be placed on the
boundaries of the STATE properly, which
was opposedIby Mr.. Kemp OF Montpelier and
defeated. Third reading ordered.
Bills Introduced.-H 455 by Mr.. McGeary
of Burlington, to pay George w. Grandy
the sum therein named; com. on claims.
II 456, by Mr.. Bond of Sc 4rsburg, to pre-
vent fcaud in the sale of garden seeds; com.
on agriculture.
Mr.. Williams of Bloomfield moved to re-
consider the vote refusing a third reading
to n. 10 providing for additional accommo.
dations at the State House. Motion favor
ed by Mr.. Jordon OF Jericho. Mr.. Kemp OF
Montpelier, Mr., Carpenter of Rutland city,
MIR. Flint of Middlesex, Mr.. McGeary Of
Burlington, Mr.. Harris of Bennington, Mr.
Butterfield of Derby. The motion prevail
ed and Mr.. jackson of Watorville moved
that the bill be ordered to lie. Motion OPP
posed by Mr.. Ballard Of Georgia and MIR.
Wall of Randolph. The motion was lost
and the bill was ordered to a third reading.
Third Reading Ordered las amended).-
s. AZ, providing for board of visitors and
| to increase the efficiency of Norwich Uni
versity amendment reduces appropriation
from "a, 800 to S3,600)
Third Reading Ordered-(As amended)
II 48, providing for building county jail
ments provide for tax not exceeding five
per ca At, and total cost not exceeding
$25. 900
Mr.. McGeary of Burlington moved to re-
consider the vote refusing third reading
TO III. 382, to provide for continuing the geo.
logical survey of the State. Motion favored
by Mr.. Carpenter OF Rutland city, Mr..
| Higbee Of Proctor, Mr.. Butterfield of Derby,
MIR. Tyson of Stafford, Mr.. Flint Of Middle
sex. The motion prevailed, and on motion
of Mr.. McGeary the bill was ordered to lie
and was made special order for next
Wednesday, afternoon.
Ordered TO Lie.-H. 211, to reimburse
towns deprived Of revenue by act taxing
railroad property by State. Adversely re-
ported. On motion OF Nc. Butler OF Jamai-
ca, the bill was made the special order for
Tuesday at 2:10.
Read Third Time and Passed-S. 4,
amending charter OF Enosbugh Falls.
Bills Introduced-H. 457, by Mr.. McGin-
Miss of CRANKY, legaliz.ng grand list of
CRANKY; com. on grand list.
Mr.. Hobson Of Brighton presented two
petitions in favor OF S. 81, relating TO change
of shire OF Essex county. Mr. Hale of
Lunenburg presented one remonstrance
against the passage of the same bill. All
were referred to the special committee hav-
ing the bill under consideration.
Third Reading Ordered.-H. 219, to pay
@. w. James the sum named. II. 200, to
ray E. ii Beebe the sum named las amend
edo II. 27O, amending statues relating to
appeals in criminal cases (ss amended }
| IL go, ToiduiuS W IhllTOdu COmuiSSlOu-
ers, Gas amended) [Sslary of chairman
to be Sc per day; other members, So;
clerk, $500 per year; State to pay expen-
ses; clerk shall have office in Montpe-
lier.] II. 900, to pay W. G. Williams the
sum named (as amended.) III. 296, exempt
ing from taxation property used for public
libraries (as amended) II. 29l, providing
for control and support Of Normal schools,
(as amended) adds one resident commits
sioner in each town where school il locat-
ed to serve without pay.] II. 331, to pay e.
Goss the sum named las amended
Mr.. Haskins of Brattleboro moved tn at
when the House adjourned this afternoon it
he until nine O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Carried.
Bills Introducej.-H 1853, by committee
on education, substitute for II. 261, relating
to towns having no central schools. Or
dered to lie aud be printed. [School direc-
tors may employ one or more teachers to
give instruction in higher English 10 some
certain school house ia town. Pupils who
apply for this instruction shall be examined
and, II competent shall he admitted
A motion by Mr.. Lewis of Norwich, that
when the house adjourn this afternoon, it
be until two P. M Monday. was lost.
Read Third Time and Passed.-H 1T, to
lepaliZe grand lists of WbeelOck s 26 to in.