The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-05

ly report between Oct. and Oct. 10,
as to expenditures of State highway
tax; 147, by Senator Sutton, amend
ing law relative to homesteads; s.
14S, by Senator yelling, amending
charter of Burlington Security Co. (;
$40, by Senator Emery, amending
Sec 1905, V. s., relating to exlnlln,,-
ton of insurance companies; 100,
same, notice upon revocation of license
of foreign insurance company 151,
by Senator Graves, by request, to
prevent spread of CHAMBERS 152, by
Senator Howard, money loaned a town
at three per cent may be exempt from
taxation; 1913, by Senator Nelson, to
pay Stephen McFadden for cattle
poisoned and expenses in pursuit of
poisoner; 154, by Senator Emery,
amending statute relative to intimida-
ton of workmen. Adds to the statute
a person who attempts to injure any
person, firm, or business. by threats
of loss of business, or other valuable
Kings, or by boycott, or threat of
boycott, shall be imprisoned not more
than three months or fined not more
than 800. (These threats are those
used to keep workman from hiring
out Similar provisions forbid in
timidation or threats to prevent an
employer from hiring whoever he
chooses; 155, by Senator Walbidge.
increasing penalty for unlawful fl sh-
ing in private preserves; 1856, by
Senator Mayo, to simplify records of
attachments 157, by Senator Rus
ell, to pay j. E. Cushmap sum.
Petitions relative to prohibitory
law, presented by Senator Emery from
Randolph and and Orwell, by Senator
jackson (Lamoille) from Waterville,
by Senator Brownell. from Westford.
Adjourned.
Passed -72, penalty for neglecting
to provide for family H. 80, Union
Meeting House, Wright's Mills, to sell
property.
st. Louis Exposiiol Resolution by
Senator Backus, inquiring as to Yer
mont Representation.
Soldiers Home. - Resolutions by
Senator Emery to print 800 copies
! committee reports.
Adjourned.
OUSE--MORNING.
b ills introduced. H. 292, to pay
Johonnotts 81 Hall; 1903, amending
acts of 1900 relating to Berlin grand
list; 1894, Incorporating Essex juno
ton Light and Power Co.. 295, re-
lief for town of Bridgewater; 1906
damage to crops by deer; 297, 81, 800
relief for Duxbury 1903, fees of jur-
ors; 299, giving towns option of let
ting one or two road commissioners
300, better protection of public water
| supplies; State board of health may
prescribe regulations 301, to pay W.
M. Brown; 302, incorporating Inter
State Railway Co. ; 303, incorporat.
ing Central Telephone Co.. 304, in.
cooperating Carpenter Organ Co. 305,
| granting certain powers to Brattle-
boro Grange Block Association; 3O6,
reimbursement for animals slaught-
cred by order board of agriculture; all
cattle slaughtered for which hall
pay has been made to be paid for at
full price, 307, incorporating village
of Richmond; 30S, regulating shoot
ing OF birds and gray squirrels; 300,
relating to criminal cases; 80, re.
lating to exceptions in certain cases
81, relating to appointment of town
liquor agents; 312, taxation of insur-
ance companies, increases revenue
some $27, 600; 313, to regulate legal
| Ciidi SOo Al COi OdoCo, OH,
gate to elect two road commissioners
315, pay James B. Donaway; 316, to
incorporate, Brandon Slate Co.,
| BIT, to pay Martha F. Demeritt; 3lS,
to allow women to vote on question
Of license of sale of liquors; 319, to
prohibit drawing of seine in Mallett' Is
Bay; 800, right to anchor booms
| Missisquoi river; 32l, to pay H. r.
Brown; 1929, election two road COM
missioners; 1923, duties of election
officers; 1924, establishing legal
days work; 1895, by Bundy of St.
Johnsbury, sweeping reduction of
| State expenses
\ Bills introducedy H. 1896 to pay w.
ID. Berry; 1927, relating to duties of SER
geant- at arms; 1928, compulsory arbi-
tration; 329, Swanton to elect two
road commissioners $50, appeals from
courts of insolvency; 33l, legalizing
grand list, Elmore; 339, pay William
Brewin; 1888, legalizing grand list,
Victory 1884, two road commissioners,
Rupert; 1886, incorporation Prospect
park, Burlington; 336, relating to
real estate agents and brokers; 337,
legalizing grand list Burlington 1888,
clerk hire superintendent of educa-
ton; 339, pay j. r. Pember; $40,
highway tax; 34l, amending char
ter Barton Landing; 342, to pay
Charles Neff; 343, incorporation New
bury Center Telephone Company
344, amending law relating to stock