The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-11-23

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II $50, providing for uniformity OF records.
II. 43l, relating to school age las amended,
legal school age is fixed at from five to
eighteen years.
Ordered to Lie-H. 29i, providing for con-
troll and support Of State normal schools, on
motion of Mr.. Dunton Of Poultney, after its
third reading.
Third Reading Ordered-S. 38, to pay q.
n. Wales the amount therein named. s.
SO, to pay W. III. Cobb the sum therein
named: II 466, relating to applications to
general assembly.
Senate Bills Referred-S. 151, relating to
commitments to the Vermont Industrial
school.
Bills Introduced.-H. 4s4. nv Mr.. Flint
OF Middlesex, amending statute relating to
assistance in marking ballots. TSimilar to
bill that passed House and was killed in
| Senate]; com. on elections
| Ktlled.-H. 269 repeating sections relat-
| ing to personal property. H. 281, relating
| to inventories. III. 408, relating to sessions
Of Supreme Court. II. 430, providing for
| county cattle commissioners. -
Third Reading Ordered. H. 457, max
| appropriation for purchase OF addit
land for House of Correction las ameu
Third Reading Ordered.-H. 1893,
real estate owned by railroad compSeIes To-
Gated In towns bonded in aid Of said com
panies. This bill was adversely reported
and supported by Mr. Sheridan Of High
| gate.
Senate Bills Referred Prohibiting kill
| ing Of deer moose and caribou; joint com.
on game and fisheries. s. 49, to incorpor-
ate the Evergreen Rest Cemetery assoca-
ton; com. on corporations. S. AL amend
ing act incorporating Baptist Ministers Aid
society. 5. 1885, to enable st. Johnsbury to
issue bonds for building school house.
Killed-H. 345, to reimburse members of
| National Guard for expenses incurred by
them at Washington and New York. II.
All, to pay George G. Holmes the sum
| named.
Petitions-By Mr.. Hobson of Brighton re-
lating to II. $50, fraternal beneficiary or
ders; jud. com. BY same, relating to s.
81, change OF Essex county shre special
com. By Mr. Trask of Canaan relating to
On motion Of Mr.. Gardner OF Pownal, ad-
journed.
Thursday, November II.
sENATE--MoRNINq.
Devotional exercises conducted by the
chaplain.
S, 81, relating to abatement of nuisances
by chancellors, was taken up and made
special order for this afternoon at three.
Passed-S. So, Ascutney Mountain Rail-
road Company. s. 1913, regulating fees Of
expert Witnesses. S, 1872, Vermont Valley
Railroad Company OF 1871. Joint resolu-
ton to purchase chest for the house clerk.
H. 10, apprais al and lists of Belvidere. H
208 to protect dairymen, in relation to test
ing milk and cream. II 219, to pay G. w.
James H. 220 to pay T. II. Beebe. II.
234, to pay Frank Lamb. II. 236, restrict
ing costs in county court and providing for
issuance of bench warrants in certain cases.
II. 286, duties of director of the experiment
station. II. 300, to pay w. G. Williams.
Bill Introduced-By Senator Barnes, s.
1872, relating to text books in certain studies;
education.
Ordered to Lie.-H. 30, special appropri-
alton for Soldiers Home II. 1877, sale of
feeding stuffs land made special order for
Friday mornng) II. 300, regulating prac-
tice of medicine by graduates of Canadian
colleges, with proposal of amendments
striking out the section providing for its
going into immediate effect. Senator Smith
queried why Canadian doctor in good
standing should be required to attend a
course in this country before practicing.
Senator Steele replied that the bill only
asked of Canadian doctors what Canada
asked OF doctors on this side. Senator
Young feared the bill might work dsad-
vantageously in cases where consultation is
necessary and experts are called from
Canada. He moved the bill be ordered to
lie until tomorrow at 10: 30; and it was so
voted.
Passed.-H. 931, to pay E. Goss. FL. 1884,
to pay <. H. Bartlett. III. 405, to pay Ed
Shoreham. Fl. 436, grand list of Barnet.
II. AL, appraisal and lists of Newark H.
1873, relating to support of paupers. II 1862,
Deertield River Company. II. 3l2, relating
to divorces. II. 412, States attorney may
employ clerk before grand jury.
House Bills Referred.-H. SO, protection
OF certain game BIRDS game aud fisheries.
Ii. 55 defining contempt and providing for
punishment thereof; Judiciary. II. SO, re-
lief to Sunderland; highways. II. 109 PEN
atty for taking fish lunder certain lengths
game and fisheries. H. 1913, relating to hol-
idays; II. 203, amending St. Adams city
charter, corporations. II. BOG, Swanton
Electric Railway company; railroads. 241,
Chester Savings Bank banks. II. 257,
relating to First Light Battery; military
affairs. I'll. 1862, conveying scholars to and
from school; education. II. 375, Union
Trust Co. of Bradford; banks, II. 43l, re-
lating to school age education. H. 442,
amending st, Adams city charter; corpora
tions. H 442, seectmen to enlarge burial
ground in Corinth; general com. II. 400,
uniformity OF records in counties and
towns; II. 465, appraisal and lists Of Js-
maca grand list.
Joint Revolutionary .Senator ,Enrght,
paying futile Company for printing extra
copies of Inspector of Finances report read
twice and referred to committee on claims.
Signed by the Governors. 10, prevent
ing Dissertation OF national flag, S AZ. in
creasing efficiency OF Norwich University.
s. 81, board of prison commissioners. S. 81,
sentences to State prison and House of Cor
rection, S. 60, parole of prisoners. S. 1874,
punishment for disturbing public peace. S.
1856, relating to public nuisances. 5. 139,
amending law empowering married women
! to convey real estate. S. 40, Incorporating
Congregational convention of Vermont. s.
Bill Introduced. - By Senator Enright,
from committee on claims, S. 1863, relating
to management of town liquor agencies;
ordered TO lie and be printed.
Adjourned.
| HOUSE-MORNING.
Devotional exercises conducted by the
| chaplain.
on motion of Mr.. Ranney of Newport the
vote passing III 431, relating TO school age,
and the vote amending the same was re.
| az hA
, leaving the school age from five to twenty
one years.
Joint resolution, by Mr.. Downer of Shar-
on providing for pay nent to the widow Of
the late Representative Obed Hall of SIAM
ford, his mileage and debentures. Adopted
on the part of the House.
Senate Amendments Concurred in-H.
| 107 raising age of consent from fourteen to
sixteen years. II. 49, legalizing lists and
appraisal of Sandgate. III. 265, amending
statutes relating to cruelty to animals II.
$780, legalizing appraisal and list of Morgan.
Ii, 1893, legalzing appraisal of Proctor.