The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-11-17
VOTES TO ADJOURN
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II. 1863 by Mr. Babbitt of Rocking
ham, to authorize the trustees and
treasurer of the Bellows Falls Viii
lage Corporation to issue bonds. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Municipal
Corporations.
II. $40, by Mr.. Hines of Lowell, to
| incorporate the Chrysotle Railroad
Company to operate from Lowell to
Morristown. Referred to the Com
mittee on Railroads.
II. 81, by Mr.. Page of Hyde Park,
to amend Section 5267 of the Public
Statutes, relating to money derived
from the sale of fish. Referred to the
Joint Committee on Game and Fish
cries.
H. 372, by Mr.. Babbitt of Rocking
ham, relating to fire insurance poll
cies. Referred to the Joint Committee
on Insurance.
H. 1913, by Mr.. Branch of Grand
Isle, to legalize the quadrennial APP
praisal of the town of Grand Isle for
1910. Referred to the Committee on
Grand List.
II. 374, by Mr. Howard of Whiting,
to provide for special officers in GER
tain cases. 1t provides for special
officers to assist in enforcing license
law in towns so voting To the Joint
Committee on Temperance.
H. 375, by Mr.. Martin of Brookline,
to establish legislative reference
bureau in the State Library. Re
ferred to the Joint Committee on Lii
brary.
| II. 376, by Mr.. Smith of Shrews-
I bury, to incorporate the Cuttingsville
and Shrewsbury Telephone Company
Referred to the Committee on Corpor-
atoms.
II. 977, by Mr.. Cory of Montpelier,
amending Section 4 Of No. 233 of the
Acts 200, entitled an act to incor-
porate the American Fidelity Co., as
amended by Section 2 of No 265 of
Acts of 1902 as amended by Section
1 of No. 307 of Acts of 1904 and as
amended by Section I of Acts of 1910,
approved Nov 5. 1910. Referred to the
Committee on Corporations.
II. 37S, by Mr.. Beeman of Milton, to
amend Section 2 of 1877 of the Acts Of
1900 relating to the annual meeting
of the Milton Graded School district.
Referred to the Committee on Edu-
cation.
H. $40, by Mr.. Carpenter of North
field, (by request), relating to the du-
ties on telegraph operators and re-
stricting their employment. 1t pro-
hibits employment of persons under
81 years of age and imposes fine
of $50 if operator is found asleep on
duty. Referred to the Joint Commit
tee on immigration and Industrial
Interests.
H. $50. by Mr.. Martin of Brooklne,
to make declarations in conveyances
of real estate, prima facie evidence of
the facts therein stated. Referred to
the Committee on Judiciary.
H. 3S1, by Mr. Howe of Bennington,
(by request, permitting the erection
of historical monuments upon the
Bennington Battle Monument grounds
at Bennington. 1t grants authority 10
erect monument to Col. Seth War
ner and the Green Mountain Boys.
Referred to the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
Adjournment Resolution Adopted.
A joint resolution was offered by
Mr.. Billings of Woodstock, providing
that when adjournment is taken on
Saturday morning, November 10, it be
until Monday evening November rs
at 1880 O'Clock without pay and with
an allowance of mileage one way.
Mr.. Kennedy of Williston asked ii
Rule 81 was still in force. He didn't
think matter once settled could be
brought up again. The chair ruled
that this amendment was new
proposition and that the rule in ques-
ton did not apply.
Mr. Chapman of Windham moved
that the resolution lie and be made
special order for 2:05 o'clock Tues
day afternoon. This motion was
voted down. Mr.. Cory of Montpelier
did not believe in any halfway bust
ness and would vote to allow full
mileage. Mr.. Stone of Wallingford
said that some of the members must
pay at the hotels whether they were
there or not, and half-mleage would
not compensate them.
Mr.. Maun of St. Adams, moved an
amendment to the resolution pro-
viding mileage for both ways. Mr..
Wright, of Westminster thought it
was too early in the week to take up
this matter OF adjournment, Mr..
Roberts If Rupert thought his dis
cussion had already cost the State a
thousand dollars and he was in favor
of getting down to business. The
was then agreed to and
the resolution adopted only a few
nays being heard.
Mr.. Peck of Burlington. called up
H. 302, relating to copyright of Yer
mont Reports. He explained that the
Committee at first had
that the reports were now
copyrighted but found that this was
not true at the present time. The
formerly were copyrighted
and he thought they should be now