Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-08
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1889.


WAYS aud Means, against the petition OF
l. w. Hubbard for u renewal or extension
Of his contract wlth the state, as to the
state prison, Ton Fhe ground that this mat
ter would be better reached in another
manner and the petitioner had leave to
withdraw.
EngrosSed Bis --Repeoing act incor
poratng the village of Woodstock, rev,v
ing AK On Granville, severally passed.
Mr. Gutler; on leave. introduced n bill
relating 10 the state prison, for the APP
polnmcnt Of a committee TO make a con-
tract tor letting out the labor of the state
prisoners, preferred to select com. OF three
The House resumed consideration of the
resolutions on banks. Mr. Partridge with
drew bis resolution against discounts to
rec,ors aud l,e first resolution Of The
",lnor,y Of The committee on u banks was
! considered
"lst That in all future bank charters,
| the stockholders sha Il be required to pay
in The full amount Of their capital stock,
IN gold and silver before they go into oper
alton und shall not either directly or in
directly, withdraw any portion Of the
| same
Mr. Dillingham; opposed the resolution,
when MI Richardson of Watstield moved
to strike out the words "in The full, amount
Of" and " before they go into operation"
! Messrs Brown aud Butler supported the
amendment aud opposed The original reso'
Iuilon-- Messrs Miner, Chandler and PART
ricge opposed the amendment and support
ted the original resolution. ADJ.
SENATE.
2o'clock, p. M.
| Bills - Elk ending an act, laying a tax
on lands in Granville, twice read and re-
tered TO a select com. of three, Messrs
Adams, Tracy, and Edison; altering the
name Of Marion Lovely to Marion Lamsom
twice read and referred to Messrs Law
renee, TownsIey and Burgess.
, Mr. Kittredge had leave Of absence, To-
the remainder of the session, from aud ate
Monday morning next.
Revised Statutes. Chapter l04. of tn,
5 state prison, twice read and ref to selec
CON. Of three,to be appointed by the chair
com. Messrs Perpon,, Converse and Cobb
chap G4 Of inquest of the dead, twice re0t
{ and referred to Messrs Goodwin. S,mond
and Jennees; chup So, OF public lands
n twice read and ref. 20 Messrs Swift. Ed,ol
e and Eaton chap, G8, Of pound estray AM
i lost goods, twice read and referred tl
E Messrs Noble, Hoyt and Jenness; chap
; SO, Of fences and fence viewers. the sam
reading and reference chap. 90, of tn
t preservation Of game and the destruction o
noXious animals, twice read and reterre
!. to Messta Lawrence, Townsley Burgess
}. chap. 81, Of the preservation of sheep
severaliy twice read and referred t
s Messrs Mcmillan, K,tredge and Curtiss
G chap. 80, OF Banks,twice read and raterre
# TO committee on Banks
}. Banks. Mr. Kttredge, from the CON
y ml,tee on Banks, reported the bill intro
, duced by Mr. Foster, without amendment
and recommended It's printins,and referre
m to the next session of the Legislature
10 The bill was laid upon the table; inco
d poralipg the Bank of Brandon, reportc
/, by the committee on banks, that the san
m ought not to pass laid upon the table
is The vote passing the chapter on repl'
re vim was recons'dered to give Mr. Egerlo
lr an opportunity to propose an amendment
t. which he offered to raise the urlsldctc
in OF justices, on writs Of replevln. to on
I'd hundred dollars. Messrs Plerpoint, H
4 fridge, and Tracy. opposed the amendmel
II. in debate, fer the reason, as they appr'
I'd hended, It would prove fruitful of vex'
S ,ous aud improbable litigation, when
EgerIon, after remarks by Mr. Roblnso
Il withdrew his amendment. adj.
n, HOUSE.
he Resolution, BY Mr. Fairbanks. di
e, charging the members of Caledonia Cou
10 ~ from further Consideration of the doc,
IT, men,s relating to the county building
NJ and directing the chairman to preser'
co the papers for presentation Ia the next le.
e. stature supported by Mr. Fairbanks, OF
~ posed by MI Ma',ochs ana at the sugge
lie ton Of doubt, by the Speaker. Of II
power Of the House to act in the pfeSe
state of the case, the resolution was wit
drawn.
RS The House resumed consideration Oft
us resolutions reported by he minority Of Il
of committee On banks, the question being
n. the amendment proposed by Mr. Mattock
no and at The suggestion Of a doubt. by II
of Speaker of the power of the House to a
tai IN the present state of The case, res
zee utions reported by the minority Of Il
e. committee on banks, the question beng
the amendment proposed by Mr. Richar
av son Of Wallsiold as stated 10 he iofeno,
for proceedings Mr. Coolidge opposed Il
Or. ameudmeut and advocated The original re
M oulon, followed by Messrs DiIngha
W and Sprague on the other side : when :
ad amendment withdrawn, was and Mr. Fort
m, moved to amend by striking out the wor
TO- "Mll amount" and insert one haD.
rs, Mr. Needham supported the amendne
20, ayes ~, noes 80, so the amendment
do Mr. Porter was adopted 1t was iur,h
Mr. proposed to amend, by adding the wor
III, "or any portion of the capital stock aitt
m. wards paid in :" adopted, and the rcsol
net ton was then adopted, ayes 1872, noes
md IN tne following form:
nv Mrhat In all luiure bank charters. [