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

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statement and will be glad it it will be the
means of beneftting others"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers;
price 50 cents box. Mailed on receipt of
price by Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the U. 5.
RE E Der THE NAME DOAN'S AND
AND TAKE 80 OTHER.
and list of Richford; grand list. IL. 800,
relating to guardians and wards; judiciary.
II. 400, appraisal and list of Peacham;
grand list. d. 402, enabling trustees OF
Castleton Cemetery Association; general
committee. III. 403 relating to use OF nets
and seines game and fisheries. II. 40,
Green Mountain Telegraph and Telephone
Company; corporations. III, Alb, county and
town cooperative fire insurance companies;
corporations. II. 424, pollution of west
branch of West River; general committee
Special Order.-H. 107. raising age of
consent from fourteen TO sixteen years, was
taken up as special order, amended some-
what and the third rea ling was ordered
by vote of 10 to 10.
Revolutionary Senator Griffith, provid-
ing for adjournment from noon till Mon
day afternoon next; Senate refused to
ad opt
Adjourned.
WOODWORKING.
Read Third Time and Passed-H 221, to
paw H. Beebe thu sum therein named.
S. 3, amending Sec. 391, V. s. 8. ~, amend
ing Chap l07, V. s., relating to conveyances
and devises of real and personal estate for
religious purposes. s. 80, relating to pun
ishment for contempt. S. 119, to amend
Sec. 1884, V. s, relating to bonds OF town
officers.
Bills introduced. H 454. by Mr.. Rich.
ardson Of the ways and means committee,
read, and, under suspension Of the rule,
read third time and passed. The bill is an
emergency measure, empowering the aud
itor and State treasurer to draw and pay
orders in support of the State government
and institutions and legalzing such acts
done since the close of fiscal year, June 80,
1898. No appropriation OF provision had
been made by law to extend further than
June 3d. 1898 ] Mr.. Abel of West Haven
and Mr.. Harris of Bennington opposed the
suspension of the rule; Mr.. Richardson OF
St. Adams favored It,
Senate Bills Rsferred.-S. &c. to author
ize town OF Poultney to issue certain bonds.
Gen Com. S "a, to enable the Mount Lake
Creamery Co., 10 issue preferred stock.
Gen. Com. II. 2S2, election of representa-
tives by plurality vote, was taken up as the
special order. On motion of Mr.. Dckey of
Bradford it was ordered to lie and was
made the special order for next Tuesday at
2 80 P. NJ.
Signed-H 40, relating to justice fees.
H. 60, changing school year of North Troy
graded school III. 81, relating to tax war
rants. II 81, relating to joint trials in
criminal cases. ii 80, amending act en-
abling village OF Newport to bring water
and issue bonds. II. 1l8. amending act de.
fning power of village of Newport. II.
1872. to pay j. II. Kiniry the sum therein
named. III. 140, amending act Incorporate
ing Rutland Railroad Co. II. 142 authoriz-
ing Fair Haven graded school district to is
sue negotiable votes or bonds to fund its
present Indebtedness
Mr.. Carpenter of Rutland presented a re.
| AZ -
Association, relating to trading stamps;
judiciary.
Mr.. McGinnis of CRANKY presented a re-
monstrance against s 81, relating TO change
OF shire town Of Essex county; referred to
special committee in charge of the bill.
| III. 1856, abolishing assistant judges as
me mbers of county court, was adversely re-
ported. The bill was supported by MIR.
| Dickey of Bradford, Mr.. Butterfeld of
Derby, Mr.. Harris of Bennington, Mr.. Car
penter of Rutland, Mr.. Ballard OF Georgia
and Mr.. Lewis of Norwich. 1t was opposed
by Mr.. Buck Of Reading. Mr.. Fish of West
Rutland, MIR. Kemp of Montpelier, Mr.. Has
kins of Brattleboro, Mr.. Dunton Of Poultney
and Mr.. Eastman of H.rtland. A motion
by Mr.. Chapman of Windham that it be
made the spec al order for next Tuesday
was opposed by Mr.. Ballard of Georgia add
MIR. Mattocks OF Danville and was lost
Mr.. Williams of Bloomfield demanded the
| cas- and nays, which resulted: Yeas, SO;
nays, 142; and the third reading was re-
| fused.
Killed.-H. 80, amending sections relat-
| ing to taxation, increasing exemption OF
savings bank deposits to $1,000 III. 157, re-
| pealing statues relating to disposal of fines
and costs in liquor cases. H. $50, amend
| ing statues relating to set line fishing. H.
235, relating to taking fish from Lake Cham
plain and rivers emptying into same. II.
239, amending act relating to liability of
Swanton village. FL. 337 amending statute
| relating TO Appointment OF health officers.
II. 39l, amending statute relating 10 assault
with intent to kill II. All, making insan-
| ity cause for divorce. III. 10, providing for
| additional accommodations at State House.
| [Reported favorably
Ii. 342, authorizing removal OF fence
around State House grounds, was favored
by Mr. Kemp Of Montpelier. On motion Of
Mr.. Carpenter OF Rutland the bill was
made the special order for this afternoon az
go.
H. 30l, to amend Sec 2703, Chap, 132 v.
| S., relating TO divorce was called up By Mr..
Henderson OF Ryegate who propose an
amendment which was rejected and the
third reading was refused.
Ordered to Lie.-H. 298, requiring tele.
graph, telephone and express companies or
| corporations to paw internal revenue taxes
Third RI aiing Ordered.-H. 234, to pay
| Frank Lamb the sum therein named. III.
| 271, amending secs. PIG, aud 5344 V. s.,
relating to executive clerk.
Ii $50, authorizing town of Waterford to
| appropriate money for soldiers monu
ment. II 348, TO regulate fishing in Shell
| burne Pond.
Read Third Time and Passed.-H 1876,
relating TO Morrisvile Tanning Co.
| On mot on of MIR. Hathaway OF Calais the
House adjourned.
CONGRATULATIONS.
Resolution BY Senator Hit OF Wind
ham, providing for adjournment till nine
| A NJ tomorrow
| Passed - g.. % incorDoratinp Evanino