The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-31
Hoods Sarsa parilla
h rmeyh atari bee be
Sold by all drgHa Prp MI " &

to pay Ii. s, Wilson.
Special Orders.-S. 8, to incorporate the
Citizens Telephone and Telegraph Ex-
change Adjourned.
HoUsE-MoRsIsG.
Mr.. Buck of Reading requested permits
sion for the committee on corporations to
sit during the morning ssion, and the per-
mission was granted.
: ford, authorizing the Governor to p -ocure
copies OF the first nine volumes Of che sur
veyor generals records in possession OF the
State OF New York. Adopted.
Prohibition. -Petitions praying for the
maintenance of the pr sent prohibitory law
were presented by Fsrr of Hancock, Ste
vens of Charleston, Warren OF Cabot,
Moody OF Waterbury, Taplin Of Barton,
Bean OF Lincoln, Fleetwood OF Morristown,
| Monohan of U derhill, Brown of Goshen,
Nolan OF Ryegate, Kidder of Jamaica,
Sheldon Of Stockbridge, Llzelle Of Plain
field and Hill Of Stsrksboro. Referred to
| the com on temperance.
II. %, (fsh hatchery Vote refusing pas
sage reconsidered on motion OF Mr. North
rup OF Fairfield. On motion OF Mr.. Gill
more OF Swanton the bill was made a spe-
cial order for Thursday morning At 1890.
| Bills introduced H. 1853, by Mr.. Nolan
| OF Ryegste, bounty OF 35c. on hedgehogs.
Fl. 1852, by Mr.. Wiley OF Topsham, relat-
ing to time for paying dog licences. Chang
es latest date for licensing to May 1. Cen
eral com.
II 1854, by Mr.. Fleetwood Of Morristown,
| to regulate party Caucuses. Notices for
caucuses, signed by respective town COM
mittees, shall be posted between seven and
twelve days previous to caucuses. Ballot
! shall be required to nominate on request
OF FIVE voters. person attempting to
| vote, not being voter in town, or not be-
| inc iprludad in the nndar which
| caucus is called, or votes under any name
| not his own; or votes more than once he
shall be dned not more than $50, impris-
oned not more than three months, or both
| In such cases. Judiciary.
| Killed.-H Is, to refund fees paid under
protest by Waubsnskee Colt club. III. So.
amending Sec 1852 V. 8. regarding road
commissioner compensation. II. 90, pro-
viding 70 two road commissioners.
| Adjourned
| sKNArH-AFTBRsooN.
Third Reading Refused.-S. %, to pay
| j 4mes w. Comstock.
| P titions, by Senator Dunnett, for mu
| ncipsl suffrage for women.
| HoUsE-AFTKRNooN.
Bills introduced H. 165, by Mr.. Mayo of
North6eld, giving rank OF second lieuten-
ant TO assistant professors at Norwich Mil
itary school. Education.
FL. 167, by Mr.. Sheldon OF Fsirhaven one
lister shall be elected for one year. one for
| two years, one for three years, and annual
| ly thereafter one for three years. Judiciary.
| Petitions for maintenance OF prohibitory
law by Lane OF Newport and Collins OF
Derby.
Killed.-H 81, to prevent misleading OF
| voters.
Ii. Al, relating to commitment OF de-
| hnquent tax payers.
H. l18, to regulate practice of veterinary,
medicines and surgery.
Bills Introduced-S. So, by Senat II
b own to incorporate ChitIenden County
| Traction Company.
S. SO, by Senator Varney, to maintain a
least 135 days sch Dol in the school year.
s. so, by Senator Varney, legal ago OF pu-
pills to include all between five and eigh-
| teen years, but none over eighteen shall be
deprived Of public school advantage Ed
| ucation.
Adjourned,
Thursday, October rs.
sENATE-MoRNING.
Bills introduced. s. SO, by Senetor Royce,
| to preserve purity in Canyasses for State
and othey canvasses Every candidate for
| United States Senator, member OF Con
gress, for any State or county office or town
| Representative, within thirty days shall file
| AL L3l hCCOuuI VI All nOucy bADbuu6u
in support OF his candidacy. Acc Junt to he
| sworn to- Candidates for Senator, member
OF Congress and State officers shall flo &C
! counts with Secretary Of s ,te, county with
county clerk aud town Representative with
town clerk. A failure To do so will cause
his election to be null and void and a fl ne OF
$1,000, Elections.
Senator Pollard moved that III, be taken
from tho table and the Senate resolve itself
in o committee OF the VIII Jlo for its cOnsid-
Grafton, Senator Pollard in the chair
Senators Dnnnett and Royce Intercepted
tho committee on public health. Mr.. Bal
lard said the money previously appropria.
ted had been judiciously expended for ap.
paratus and equipment. The laboratory
was OF great benefit to the State, especially
TO the poor, who were unable to pay fJI
such work.
DR.. Linsley, the direc or Of the laboratory
appeared by invitation and answered ques-
lions by the committee regarding the OK.
psnse OF equipment ten years az }, and what
is required by the present bill.
Adjourned.
HoUsK-MoRNING.
Third Reading, IL. "a probate OF foreign
wills. H. AZ, amending charter OF village
OF West Derby, and passed. III. 55, to pro
vide income for Chelsea Academy, and
passed III 104, to enable village OF Ludlow
TO construct electric plant and passed III
10, boundary between Vermont and Massa