Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-10-28
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %, 1886.

rH 'o"nhs' Eat0n, Richmond
G. I. Cady. "
To revise The listing system--Messrs Cur
w. Dewey of G. Divol, Harris. Fullam.
Ch'pman' Slebbns, Sanford, Nichols of Fl
Ham',' on, Newton, Hall of M. Adams of
Grand Isle. W
reports Of committees--By the judiciary
comm'uce bill to repeal The act reouir.
ing cehain petitions to be filed in the sec
retary OF states Office, ordered 10 a third
reao'na--on the bill to prevent the es,ab-
l'shmett OF monas'eries. asking 20 be dis
chafgede hetefrom, and recommending its
re'eren@ to the select committee raised on
the SUBJECT. which report was concurred |
in--agnhst the bill relative TO the society
lands, nd the bill was dismissed gainst |
eXcmp' ng mechanics stock in certain ca p.
ses ironla',achment. and it was moved that
the resption and report be laid upon the
table. mich motion after remarks from
Mr. Tray against and Mr. Bacon for the
rroierss@sns agreed to- against the bill in
addition to the act for Furnishing h,Cn
crimes md misdcmeanors lin effect abolish
ing punishment by dca,h.) and it was laid
upcn the 'ablr--agnlnst the petition Of the
,our of Wcalhprsfold. relative to society
laml-. aud il was laid upon the table.
The Governor transmitted the act Of
the asst Congress upon the surplus reve-
nue.. and communication upon the same
subject. from the secretary Of the treasury,
which was referred to the select commit.
tee on the surplus revenue.
2 O'clock, p. NJ.
SENATE.-Mr Watson presented the
petition Of II Walker and others, of Ben.
ningion county praying for an appropria-
ton to dciray he expense of the survey
and constructor Of rail roads throughout
the length of lie state on both sides of he
mountain. Rad and referred to the com
mlttce on roaIs and canals.
Mr. Briggs introduced bill providing
for the appointment of a reporter of the
decisions of tie supreme courts. and the
publication o. the reports: allowing the
reporter n saary Of $500 and the proceeds
Of the sales % the repnr's. after supplying
the state VITA definite number at his tx
penso. Read and referred 10 the judiciary
committee
Mr. Young introduced a resolution. in
strnciine the committee on education &c
inquire into ne exnedirncy ofprnvlding b,
Jaw for permanent mer,dianal monument:
in the several counties in the state, to as
certain and test The dccina'ion Of The com
pass needle; and also TO provide for more
accurate mode Of surveying by requirin.
some test of qualifications Of surveyors
aud their cnmpasses. to report by bill o
otherwise. Passed and referred 10 tn
committee on education.
HnT-SE --Thp SDpnkpr annOuccpu th
fol!' wIn.i committees
To examine as to the services of ban
commissioners and inspectors and inspec
tor-Messrs Newell, Wallace. Allen.
On state lbrary-Mcssrs Peck, Eator
} Pierce.
On the subject Of monas'eries-Mess
Smith of ST A. Smith ofCavendsh, Shear
er.
: Mr. Edison called up The report ofthe com
mtiee Of Elections on the Be'ln case
the question being upon adopting The RESI-
luliuL, when it was moved to make tn
resolution he order Of the day for to-mo,
, row morning Messrs Peck and Foo,
. supported The resolution: agreed to.
. On motion Of Mr. Sanborn, the Judlciar
. committee were instructed TO inquire I'M
= the exped,ency of appointing an agen.
examine the concerns of Muore's chart
school, Hanover, N. II.
THURSDAY, Oct. 90.
. SENATE.-Mr Van Sicken, introduced
= bill, in relation TO listers, their Office al
d duty. Laid upon the table.
HoUsE.--Mr Ilaswell called up the r
port of the committee of Elections on II
-. Berlin case--and after some discussion b
r tween Messrs Haswell, Foole, Smith of
= A.. Dewey and Fitch, the report was la
upon the table.
= Bills introduced. BY Mr. Sawyer of +
to organize the county of Lamolle. REFER
10 members from Lamoile county; by \
d Foote, to pay Clara Merrill the last h,
, years salary of the late Secretary of Stat
referred To committee of Claims; by
Q Peck, relative to settlement Ct tesiare q
n intestate estates. &c referred to JudIcIa
Il committee.
,r o'clock, P. NJ.
e SENATE. --On motion of Mr. Van Slckl
the bill relating TO the duties of listers W
ID taken up,%c~d on motion of Mr. PIerpo
Ie referred TO the committee on Finance.
Plerpont called up the resolution from I
q house assigning lime for the choice OF
j otnhl'T W TfVIescH' 'Hio N'tu'S w VIC w
% gress of the United States.
~ Mr. Waterman moved to amend the re
st olui,on by eraslng the word Friday and i
\. serllng the word Tuesday. so that il re
l. Tuesday next. Mr. Waterman support
!, his motion, and was followed by Mess
y Merrill and lIebard on the sam" sido-u
, posed by Messrs Pierp"nt and Porter.
y Tn" question decided IN the affirmative.
rs TO 10, when the Senate concurred IN |
I'd resolution as amended.
IS Mr. Porter reported the bill. Incorporate
nr the Rutland Rail Road Bank, when A,
nj Senate, acting as committee of the who
'g considered The amendments proposed
he the committee, reported the bill as amer
'g ed, concurred in he progressed amehdmen
and on motion of Mr. Plerponl, the bill "
f. laid upon the table.
y This is an important bill-nnd if pass
r. will result in the renewal Of the charter
q hAn d.. n