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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-08
APPROPRIATIONS BILL.

H. 532, introduced on Friday by Mr..
Proctor of Proctor from the commit
tee on ways and means, provides for
support of government, maintenance
of State institutions. debentures of as
sembly and interest on bonds.
Mr.. Proctor explained that it had
been deemed best to change the meth
cd and make the appropriation year
agree with the fiscal year, both to
end June 30. This requires an APP
preparation for each department. for
the seven months from Dec. /, 1904,
to June 30, 1905, and for the biennial
period theret fter ae took up the
various appropriations in detail,
noting where there ware increases
and reductions. The amount allowed
for support Of insane is the same as
heretofore. but deficit of $751; 500,
the accumulation of several years has
been provided for. 1t is purposed la.
ter to regulate the allowance for the
insane according TO months, one.
twelfth of the yearly appropriation
per month, so as to prevent overdraw-
ing in the early part of the year. The
allowance to the State prison has
been cut SO, 600. There is a 81, 900
shortage at the house of correction
but the regular appropriation is con-
tinued. The increase for the indus
trial school is 5000, and a deficit of
So, 900 is provided for. The other ap-
propriations are the same as hereto
fore.
Mr. Proctor stated that If no furth.
er large appropriations are made,
with the added returns from the col
lateral inheritance act, from certain
increases in corporation taxes to be
proposed, and from the natural in.
crease from these taxes, no direct tax
will be necessary for the coming
term.
TIE appropriations carried by this
bill are $50, 600 for debentures of as.
sembly, for balance of assembly after
Dec. /, 1904; $50, 600 same for as
sembly of 1906; $3.50, $50 for support
of insane to June 80, 1906; $3.50, 900
for each OF next two following fiscal
years for same purpose; Sl7, 800 and
$50, 900, respectively, for similar per-
iods for State prison; $13, $50 and
$40, 800, respectively. for similar peri
DDS for house of correction; $50, $50
and S2j, coo same for industrial school
$50, 600 for interest on bonds for seven
months, ard S25, 600 for each of two
following fiscal years; S425, 600 Tor
next seven month, $3.50, 900 for next
fiscal year and $780, 600 for following
fiscal year to pay claims allowed by
auditor not hereinbefore provided for.
State treasurer is authorized to bor-
row on credit of State sum not ex-
ceeding $500, 600 for purpose of defray-
ing expenses of government and pay
ing appropriations.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-08

department practical shape and being,
with an economical and highly suc-
cessful administration. He has taken
just aud honest pride in his work,
and has pursued it with enthu-
siasm and tireless energy and pa
thence. On every consideration of
public welfare, of honor and justice to
an official of singular merit and in
tegrity, Mr.. Sanford should be- reap
pointed.
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44o, relating to school attendance H.
512, relating to truant officers.
Adjourned.
HOUSE, AFTERNOON.

Adjourned.
HOUSE-AFTERNOON.
Friday, Dec. 2.
Killed. S. 2, relating to official bal,
lot
Joint Resolution. BY Mr.. Walker
of Ferrisburg, authorizing joint stand
ing committee on industrial school to
visit school at Vergennes. Adopted
on part Of the House.
Passed. H. 400, to protect horses
from the spread Of CHAMBERS; H. 406,
index of births, marriages and deaths;
s. 90, Incorporating the village of
Poultney; s. 1873, relating to the
Wells River bridge and authorizing
the Concord and Montreal road to hold
stock therein; S. 1874. amending char
ter of Winooski and Burlington horse
railroad s. 1903, incorporating the
Chittenden County Trust Company.
Third Reading. S. 40, protection
of burial lot of william French; S. 81,
repeating the law against fraud in
sale of garden seeds; S. 80. to encour.
age planting and perpetuating forests;
s. SO, relating to distribution of as
sets of insolvent estates of deceased
persons; II. $40, relating to time of
meetings of Incorporated school dis
tricts; H 522, to pay claims approved
and allowed by the court of claims
S. 2S, to pay o j. Seeley the sum
named; S. 81, relating to investment
of trust money by town; S. III, for
the better protection of highways; S.
l44, duties of commissi oners in settl-
ing estates; S. 145, IN addition to the
law relating to causes Tor taking depo-
sitions; s. l49, relating to inspection
of poor drugs, etc. S l5l, relating
to the sale of Horse Neck Island.
Passed in Concurrence. S. AZ,
creating a board of medical registra-
tion. S. 146, payment of expenses
Incurred in computation of reserve liza
bility of domestic life insurance com.
panies.
Joint Resolution. Joint resolution
TO paw Opinion Publishing Go. $50 for
printing report of Soldiers Home
Adopted on part Of the House.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE. MORNING.
Thursday, Dec. /

Thursday, Dec. /.
Bills Introduced. H. $40, by Mr..
Dartt of Springfield, from the COM
mittee on education, permitting towns
in which there is an incorporate
school district to hold annual school
meetings at times other than town
meeting, when they shall 50 vote ;
H. 500, by Darling of Chelsea, from
committee on corporations, amending
charter of Bennington and North
Adams Street Railway Go. ; II. 52l.
empowering Fire District No. /, in
Brighton, to purchase and construct a
water system and issue bonds; II. 522,
by Mr.. Leavens of Cambridge, from
the committee on claims, to pay
claims allowed by court of claims !;
II. 523, by Mr. Sherwin Of Jamaica,
from the committee on grand list,
legalizing grand lists of town of
Braintree These bills were ordered
to lie and be printed. II. 524, by
Mr.. Brewer of Concord, legalizing
grand list Of Concord.
Killed H. 251, relating to rail
roads farm crossings, etc. y H 33S,
authorizing the compilation of the
railroad laws of Vermont; II. 453,
creating town clerks seal.
Passed. H. 1868, 465, 4G6, 467, SOL,
relating to town grand lists; II. 49S,
extending charter OF Essex County
Savings Bank and Trust Company for
two years.
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SENATE MORNING

Friday, Dec. 2.
Resolution, providing that when
the Senate adjourns Saturday forenoon
it be to meet at 2 80 Monday after
noon. Adopted,
Passed. S. 92, relating to salary
of judge of probate in district of Rut-
land as smended); s. 1873, relating
to court of claims; S. 100. granting
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HOUSE MORNING.
Friday, Dec. 2

Friday, Dec. 2.
The speaker, to fill vacancies on
committees caused by resignation of
Mr.. Fits Of Brattleboro, appointed
MIR. Miles of Barton chairman of the
judiciary, and Mr. Lewis of Troy, a
member of that committee; Mr.. Darl-
ing of Hardwick was made member
of the ways and means committee
Mr.. Herrick of Highgate was made a
member of the committee on agricul-
ture in place Of the late Mr.. Hurl-
burt of Georgia.
Joint Resolution. BY Mr.. Proctor
of Proctor, for the final adjournment
committee, providing for final adj
journmeut on Friday, Dec. 8. Mr..
Proctor indicated that an earlier date
might be fixed. and on his motion the
joint resolution was ordered to lie.
A resolution by Mr.. Darling of
Chelsea providing chat when the
House adjourns tomorrow it be till
Monday afternoon at 2, was adopted.
Killed H 26l, relating to cutting
of brush along highways.
Third Reading. H. 347, issue of
either 300 or 1000 mileage books by
railroad corporation at 2 cents per
mile.
Bills Introduced, H. 52S, to aid
towns excessively burdened in build
ing permanent highways. Towns
raising per cent more than required
by law for highways, and an add
tional sum of not less than $500 nor
more than So, 600 for permanent work,
shall receive from State an amount
equal to oue-half of such sum; Il.
500, supplemental to No 40 entitled
Street Railroads, companies shall
file a notice with State highway
commissioner, subject to conference
with seleotmen, trustees or bailiff'
who shall frame regulations; II. $50,
from the committee ON education, to
create a permanent school fund; H.
531, from the committee on claims,
substitute for H. 1872, to pay certain
towns sum named.
Passed. H, 400, amending charter
of Hartford Street Railway Company
H. 3l2, incorporating the Robin Hood
Company; H. 49l, amending charter
of the Island Pond Water Co.. II.
225, to pay George W. Farmer
Third Reading, H. III, to pro-
mote the horticultural interests Of
Vermont; H. 4lS, regulating the i'm
portation of cattle.
Passed. H. 1863, relating to estab
lishment of systems of sewerage.
Adjourned.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-08
ILLEGAL FISHING.

Rutland. Dec. 3,-H. W. Hughes of
Poultney WAS arrested for illegally
fishing in Lake Bomoseen on FRI
day. He was fined Sl75 and on de-
fault was sent to the house of oorrec-
tion.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-08
The LEGISLATURE
SENATE. AFTERNOON.
Wednesday, Nov, &c

Wednesday, Nov. 30.
Bills introduced. S, 161, amend
ing charter of Central Savings Bank
and Trust Go. by Sen. Carpenter
s. 1862, by Sem Pierce from commit
tee on game and fisheries, creating
office of State fish and game commits
sioner, and authorizing appointment
by him of fish and game wardens.
Salary Of commissioner to be 81, 900
and actual expenses, and of wardens
80 per day. Ordered to lie and be
printed.
Passed. H. 906, relating to bill
lizard and pool rooms and bowling al
leys.
Ordered to Lies 1879, to prevent
sale of fire arms to minors under 10
years of age. Sen. Dickey of Orange,
thought the bill too sweeping in that
it would not permit even parent or
guardian to allow children to handle
fire arms. Sen. Lord, of Washington,
moved to amend to obviate that diff
Guilty.
Passed. al, incorporating
Rutland Publishing Association; S.
154, regulating purchase of supplies
for State Institutions; S. 1877, incor-
porating the National Trust Company;
S. 100, relating to compensation of
various State commissioners, and their
accounts; H. 151, legalizipg grand
list Of town of Andover; H. 254, re
lating to support of normal schools;
II. 1915, relating TO school attendance.
Third Reading. H 354, salary of
Judge OF probate for the district of
Windsor.
Killed. H. 56, relating to form of
ballots.
Adjourned
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-08

Every family should have its house
hold medicine chest-and the first bot
tie in it should be DR. Wood Norway
Pine Syrup. Natures remedy for
coughs and colds.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-08
SENATE MORNING.
Thursday, Dec. /

Bills Introe uced. S. 1853, by Sen.
Ashley, from committee on railroads.
Amending charter of Montpelier and
Northern Traction Co., S. 1854, by
Sen, Lawrence, from committee on
public health, relating to fees for
records under public health laws; S.
1865, by Sen. Robinson, from commit
tee on Libraries, relating to expense
of library commission.
Passed.-S. 1870, relating to sale of
firearms to minors under fifteen years
of age; H. 945, salary Of judge of
Probate for District of Windsor.
Adjourned
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-08

Itching piles? Never mind if ply
sicians have failed to cure you. Try
Doan's Ointment. Nc failure there.
80 cents, at any drug store.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-08
HOUSE, AFTERNOON,
w ednedsay, Nov. 30

W6ulieuSdgg NON OO.
Passed. H. 343, increasing salary
of clerk of Lam bile county from
81, 600 to 81, 200. This bill was killed
yesterday, in face of favorable report.
On motion of Mr.. Start of Bakersfield,
supported by Mr. Eddy of Stowe, the
House voted 6G to 20 to reconsider;
H. 49S, relating to Distribution Of
State reports, ETC., for educational
purposes; II. 502, regulating purchase
of supplies at State institut ons; II.
SOB, amending the acts fixing compen-
sation of members of State boards, and
making the same uniform.
Killed. H. 245, amending No. 3d.
acts of '9S, relating to fish cultivation;
Fl 450, alteration and disoontinuance
of highways.
Third Reading Ordered. H. 1894,
relating to the record of abatemenrs
H. 60, relating to cutting of bushes
by the roadside.
Passed. S. 80, charging the pow
CiN VI bhO pldtO DOhIu VI u6dliI ..
1875, relating to closing of certain
streams for cultivation of fish; H. 1888,
amending the law relating to railroad
commissions; IL 513, amending sta
tutes relating to fishing and fish pro.
tection-the substitute bill from the
joint committee on game and fisheries;
II. 5l4, amending statutes relating
to permits to teach; H. 516, amend
ing the law relating to bridges and
culverts; H. 231, relating to con.
struction of buildings.
Third Reading, S. 10, the caucus
bill; H. 504, relating to taxation of costs
in criminal causes; 512, amending
statutes relating to truant officers :;
II. 3, regulating automobiles.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE AFTERNOON.
Thursday, Dec. /.

Thursday, Dec. l.
Killed. H. 1868, relating to ap.
pointment of fish and game wardens
by Governor; H. 27O, to pay W. J.
Hopkins the sum named; II. 337. re-
lating to railroads, amending sections
relating to location of depots, etc
H. 400, to pay Frank Lamb the sum
named; H. 4l6, to pay p. w, Green
the sum named; H. 459, amending
charter of Spring and Fountain Water
Co., Of Barre.
Passed H. 257, authorizing viii
lage of Springfield to issue bonds; H.
5l7, authorizing Bristol Electric Co.
to issue preferred stock; II. 10, grant
ing certain powers to the BrRttleboro
street railway. Mr.. Grout of Derby
explained the bill and said the com
mittee had given the matter much
consideration. The point at issue
was the danger involved in crossing
at the grade required The ameud-
meut proposed struck out the words
at grade" leaving the matter in
the hands Of the railroad commission
ers for further adjustment. Amend
ment disagreed to.
Passed H. Go, relating to the
cutting Of bushes by the roadside; H.
1874, relating to the record of abste-
ments; S. l6, providing for the prep
aration and use of caucus check list
The roll call resulted: Yeas 1874,
nays 50, and the bill was passed
Killed. H. 2l6, relating to salary
of probate judge of Manchester dis
trict; II. Ala, increase OF salary for
probate judge of Bennington district ;
II. 1919, to increase the Governors
salary from $500 to $4,000.
Bills Introduced H. 525, substi-
tute bill from the special committee
consisting of members from Benning-
ton county, providing for locating
court house, jail, etc. Substitute for
H, 302); II. 526, substitute bill from
the committee on corporations from
H. 437, relating to Brandon Fire Dis
trict; H. 527, substitute bill from
committee on agriculture from II.
455, amending acts relating to cream
cries and management OF same. Re
quires cresmeries to furnish patrons
monthly with statement, covering
tests, pounds made, ETC., and requir-
ing that milk on cream sold shall be
| weighed and tested. Above bills
were ordered to lie and be printed.
The resignation of Clarke O. Fits,
attorney. general elect. as member of
the House representing Brattleooro,
was read and on motion Of Mr.. O'Sul-
livan of st. Adams city, tho same
was accepted
Adjourned.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-08
ENATE-AFTERNOON.

Friday, Dec. 2.
Executive session for confirmation
of the Governor appointments.
Third Reading. s. l6l, amending
charter of Central Savings Bank and
Trust Co.. s. 1862, relating to fish
and game commissioner; S. 1853,
amending charter Montpelier and
Northern Traction Co. S. 1876 relat
ing to expenses of library commission
eIs; O. 1871, amending charter of Nor
witch University; H. Co. legalizins
reorganization of Swanton Savings
Bank II. $40, relating to militia; II.
1856, relating to offences against public
policy II, 372, authorizing payment by
Washington county to J. S. Vilos; II.
1887, providing Tor greater efficiency of
geological survey of the State; II.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-08

n Cures Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Group, Innu-
enza, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Asthma
a certain cure for Consumption In first stages
and sure relief in advanced stages Use at once
You will see the excellent effect after taking the
tks, dose @Sold 1y dealers everywhere. luer
@otties 2f ~euts and 60 Genss
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-08
ATE AFTERNOON
Thursday. Dec.

Thursday, Dec. /.
Made Special Order. H. 476, in
cooperating Lucy Ruggles Teachers
Home. Friday at 10 80 a. m.
Third Reading. S. %, salary of
judge of probate for district of Rut-
land; s. 1873. relating to court of
claims Terms made for May and
November instead Of January and
July.
Passed, H. 5l5, relating TO ap-
pointment of inspector of finance.
Third Reading. H. 1871, requiring
pedlars to be licensed; H. 1893, relat.
ing to notice to overseer of the poor {;
II GO, relating to employment Of
child labor; II. 463, relating to State
camp ground in town of Colchester.
II. 219, relating to loans to officers,
ETC., of banks
Killed. H. ia, relating to form
of ballots; II. 1913, relating to check
lists; S 157, relating to telephone,
telegraph and electric light and power
lines.
Adopted in Concurrence. Joint
Resolution relating to visit by COM
mittee on house of correction to that
institution.
Adjourned.
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Third Reading. H. 1862, relating
to the establishment OF sewers; II.
460, relating to public printing and
documents.
The Speaker announced the follow
ing committee on the part of the
House to consider the question of final
adjournment aud report thereon Mr..
Proctor of Proctor, Mr. Dart of
Springfield, Mr.. Billiard of Burling-
ton.
Passed. H. 400, taxing collateral
inheritanoes; S. ID, incorporating the
Burlington Probate and Fidelity Co.
S. 100, enabling Wesleyan M. E.
society in Warren to dispose of it's
property; H. AS, relating to convey
ance of pupils and discretionary pay
men OF board in certain cases; X.
311, to permit Springfield Electric
Railway 90. to issue preferred
stock; H 800, incorporating village
of Jacksonville; II. 515, providing
that appointment of State inspector of
finance must be confirmed by the SEN
ate. Amended so that present in
spector shall hold office until his sue
cessor has been appointed ard con-
firmed.
Killed. S. A, fixing salaries of
judges of Supreme Court, increase
from SO, 600 to So, 500. Third reading
refused by decisive standing vote.
Adjourned.
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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-07-06
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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-07-06
he
Dakota
Farmer
ABERDEEN, S. D.
P~ercherOn Stations.

My two black imported Percherons,
Apero, t4T57o) 30ss2, 4years old, weigh
iDg $50, and Pietri t52525l 30392, 3
years old, weighing 1900. viii make
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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-07-06
MILLER'S WAR COMPANY
COquillette and His
Fighting Men are the
Equals of Any.

Go. G is one OF the crack
militia companies of the
state. The boys returned
Saturday from a weeks en-
campment at Lake Kam-
peska near Watertown and
report having had a grand
time, beneficial alike to off,
GERS and men. A sham bat
tie was an exciting practice
of war by the boys while
away. Following are the
names of the officers and
men composing the COM
pany.
John w. Coquillette, captain
Raleigh S. Mead, lst lieut.
James ri. Swan, End lieut.
VIM. M. Spain, 1st sergt-
Robt. L. Clifford, @. M. sergt.
win Butler, sergt-
Chasi Shea, sergt.
John w. Murphy, sergt-
Albert Hanson, corporal.
Dee w. Stout, coporal-
Clyde Duncan, corporal
John G. G. Goudig, corporal.
Ollie Lawrence, cook
Fred A. Johnson, musician
y. Werner Atwood.
James III. Burke.
John e. Campbell
Carl p. Douglas
Fred H. Furman-
Henry Gale
Wilbur Il. Holmes.
O. *. Heltibridlc-
N +. Hickcox-
Neal Haley.
Theodore Haui0n.
VIM. III. Jackson.
Lester II. Ludlam-
Clarence Il. Ludlam-
Ed MCGOWAN.
VIM Minke.
II. A. Patterson.
James Sutfin.
Norvel Walker.
Charles Walker
Frank Burke.
John "A. Burke.
Al. III. Butts.
A r. bowen.
Johanus Christensen.
r. II. Coquillette.
ncvcrne Danhurg.