The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-10-26
LEGISLATIVE NOTES,


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THE MEMBERS LAMENT.
To those members whose homes are 80
distant that they have TO stay In the city
over Sunday and kill time the best way
thew can. / dedicate the following-the
tramn;s sonp in the burlesque "1492"-to
AT the occasion:
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No.nine W w os Nv, ,,o,
No,ni"s W gov ~. o,o,,,o.
No,n,ns 10 we'i ou' ' ''o
10 Keep o"o Nv !" to'"e ""'''
. Notbinp to breathe but air
ou,ot ma o nah tia ponei
,ovbore 70 fan lint off,
No,rhoro 90 s,ona I'm, IN
Nothing TO comb but hair,
Nowhere to sleep but in bed,
Nothing to weep but tears,
Nothing to bury but dead.
Nothing to sing but songs
Alb, well, alas. alackl
Nowhere to go but out,
Nowhere to come but back.
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No'n,ns 10 see ou' .'sn'. ,.
Nothing 10 quencn ou' 'hiits
Nothlng 10 nave pu' ",'a' We 70 s'''
Thus through niei"eFe curSo"'
No,h,ng IN .tr,ke Int a gait.
Everything moves that goes;
Nothinp at all mt common sense
Con- eyer vitbstand these woesi
Houre Bill No 3o.-Nearly every town
in the state has one or TWO men VINO make
living by hunting ana hshlng: 1t may De
precarious living anu the wives OF sucn
men usually spit the WOOD ana 90 tne
lions share OF WORK around the mouse,
while their lords and masters hunt ana hsh;
These men XIII more hsh ana game IMAM all
the regular sportsmen OF the community
com oineu, fre9uensy oney teS9 az W
lllesai t u ,I1 AZ - ,,;,ho,,t
game !, 10y onnA IT, 80 ;f o,a 40 49, ~
peang hoGnu HuS toYidad in tha abov w
w ynE 1N.9'ins . 20" 10, Wv ~, ,.,o,'t ~
pllI ID Ci9 seV.lus III IIii III w ~, "
game " nIon Ean 10 So, ~ %ryy. oS ~
makes hunting vocation and protects the
birds IN some extent against freeing dogs
tt also closes the markets TO the market
bnnter Similar legislation has been adont-
ed in New Hampshire and other States with
good r, suits. While IL NAV seem unneces-
sary to the average sportsman to nut a linn
II on game birds Of this nature because sell
dom can he bag as many as five PAL tridges
or hve wooucocSs anu Tess seiuom twenty
nVe uucks, man! oaSS VI ilu ", Ia sol nun
oers are lrequenC.y Vakei III VernlohI eiIner
10 10 We ws soiS IA One man has been known 70
shoot mora than one hundred and fftv
1uolys In q dow on tho Miasie nnoi tnarahas
and his man Ala NOT even do the generous
thing and share them with bis neighbors,
but allowed them to spoil and be carted out
on the land for burial The bill ought to
pass, and bill should be introduced limit.
ing the number of pounds of brook trout
which one person can lawfully kill in one
day, 1t is not unusual for baskets of more
than thirty pounds of brook trout to be
taken in one day by one man in some of
Vermonts waters, even in their present
depleted condition.
Ceneral Rutterfald,s hill makes the mr.
bosa - q a. oona nnlsory by ayarv sobool
district in the STATE. tbe same tn doat over
tbe Observation-Disclosures dining school hours and
r. he nnrcbased nv tax law az for mr.
binary school expenses. There is no ques-
ton as to the merit of such measure.
The S,oto hoo,ario,o,iool 1oborotor, hill
as amended nv the committee snnropriaies
OK 600 for Tho nnrcbssa If the nacessarv an
Gorotns ~ sstahI;sh tho iosti,nt;on and
he ono nor vear for cnrrant a1nansas Tbis
y; - p ,nyodarota axnenSitnre cnns;dar;nn
tba vast resnIts for GOOD wbicb viii mn.
onos,;nnobin he otta;nsS and Tiara sbonid
1ot he a hraatb NJ onnos;tion in anv onartar
NV w ." - 9N'''
The member from Dummerston wants
beaver protected to the extent of $40 fine
for killing them. Where are the beaver?
The colors Of the First Vermont Regi-
ment in the Spanish war are to be pre-