The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-11-21
THE LEGISLATURE.
Friday, Nov, II
HOUSE-AFTERNO


Valued Policy 26, in relation to total
losses upon fire insurance policies valued
policy billy was made the special order for
Tuesday, next, at 1890 A. NJ,
School Attendance.-H. 101, relating to
school attendance. Dismissed
Passed in Concurrence S. II, amendi ng
charter of city of Montpelier.
Liquor Agencies.-S. rs, to repeal act of
'9S enabling towns to close their town liauor
cussed at length and ordered to lie.
Petitions.-For high license, by Dele.
hantey OF Castleton, McWhorter OF Barre
Tudor Of Somerset, Whitcomb of Cavern
dish.
For prohibition by Howe OF Tunbridge,
Vancor of Canaan, Clark of Glover.
For Barre spring water by McWhorter OF
Perry and Scribner Water Company con-
tanning 457 names, and one against it con-
tanning $40 names.
sENATE-MoRNING,
Saturday, November II.
Passed.-S 1885, pertaining to practice OF
medicine. s. 141, relating to filing with the
secretary Of State appointment of notaries
public. III. 1856, (and the following, in con-
CURRENCY relating to the practice Of medi-
cine and surgery. ii. 26o, giving physi-
clans o right to quarantine infectious dis
eases. FL. 229, amending charter of the viii
lage OF Stowe with proposal,of amendment.
ii. III, to incorporate Bradford cemetery
association.
Bills introduced.-S. 143, amending char
ter of National Life Insurance Co., provid-
ing for filling certain vacancies in the board
OF directors.
Adjourned, Monday afternoon. 2:90.
HOUSE MORNING.
Passed.-H. AT, repeating statute regulat-
ing fishing in Sym's pond. II. 463 amend
ing charter of Columbian United Electric
Company
Three per cent Beer.-H. 261, declaring
three per cent beer intoxicating, was read
third time and on motion OF Mr.. Northrop
OF Fairfield was made the special order for
Tuesday at 2:30 p. M.
The House was occupied for the remain
der Of the session with routine business,
and adjourned to Monday afternoon at 2:30.
sENArE-AFTKRNooN.
Monday, Nov 10.
Passed in concurrence.-H. 257, relating
to report OF inspector of finance, providing
for printing 1900 copies. II. 268, providing
for the appointment OF women to certain
town offices. III. 29S, relating to the ap-
pointment OF an agent or attorney to repres-
emit benef1ciaries. n. 1876, relating to pass
ing causes to the Supreme Court before
final judgment.
sENArE-MORNING.
Tuesday, Nov. 20. |
Barton Landing. - II. 278, amending
charter OF village OF Barton Landing was
passed with slight amendments.
robibition.-Senator Stanton presented
q petition from Washington County Good |
Templars Union praying for the mainte- |
nance OF the phohibitory law.
Passed.-S. IA, relating to occupancy |
and rent OF jails.
Third resdipg.-H. SO, relating to APP |
praisal OF diseased cattle slaughtered by |
III. 149, relating to dairy prod |
ncts and their limitations. III. 262, to paw |
Tor circulation OF acts Of 1898. II. 270. re-
ating to collection OF taxes by trustee pro-
cess. II. All, providing for the payment of
lee or increase of capitol stock OF corpora
lions.
Third reading ordered.-H 423. relating
10 probate fees. III. 433, requiring the re-
,ording OF probate bonds. II. 251, to pre-
vent the pollution and obstruction OF the
waters Of willoughby lake. s. 90, relating
10 peddlers.
Railroad commissioners.-S. n, providing
Tor the election Of railroad commissioner
was reported favorably and on motion OF