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MT Brown replied, Anu the blII was pas.
sed--nves 1877, noes 2j.
! Mr. Teuney called % thr bill incorpo-'
rating the Newbutv Mil Co. Mr. Cham.
bcrlan moved an amendment. maktug The
private property of all the stakeholder ho-
deu for the debts of the corporation
adopted, ayes SO, noes SO, and the bill was
ordered TO a thlrd reading.
The bill TO incorporate the East Pouh-
ncy Iron Co. was rpcomln'ted. with 90!
slruotions TO amend like tho aforeparned
bill. Adjourned.
% O'Clock, p. NJ.
SENATE.
| Bl's-from the bonsp TO Incorporate the
| Burlington Volunteer Engine Co. twice
read aud referred TO com. OF military nf.
FAIRS to paw Robert P,crpolnt and others.
com. on revised statutes, the sum Of 50 500
read a thlrd tine and passed Relating to
comnon schools, providing that one half
of the proceeds the surplus revenue shall
be divided equally among the districts the
other bali according to the number of
scholars, twice read and ref TO committee;
LAYING tax on lands in Rlp,nn, twice read
and ref. TO committee on land taycs io5
the relief of Charles Bellsmv and others.
twice read and referred to committee on
finance for the relief of VIM Crane and
Olson Thayer, same reading and REFER
oncr for the relief of Ira Nc Loud re-
nor.ed BY Mr. Cobb. with a proposal Of
amendment which was adopted and the
bill was read third time and passed re-
ating to the militia. reported by Mr., Law
renee. that the same ought not to pass,
This bill provides that any soldier of the
militia, provided with a rife. powder horn
aud bulle, pouch, shall be returned equif
lpcd. Bill supported by Messrs Marsh and
Picrpo,nr, opposed by Messrs Lawrence,
Cobb and Townsey. and laid on the table.
from the house. anncxlng part of the
town Of Mansfield to the town of Un0ero
hill ordered to a third reading rechar-
,ering the bank of Caledonia. twice read
and ref. to com. on banks; 10 pay Jere.
m'ah Bushee the sum mentioned reported
by Mr. Lawrence. the claim being for
transporting 90 stand Of arms from Yer.
geuncs to Pawet, and The bill rejected.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The following gentlemen were appoint.
| ed on the committee to make no the de-
lhen'ures: Messrs Hastings. RICE. Round,
| Wheclock Mcsser, Waite, Spear, S'owel,
Foster ot Waldcr, K,nsIey, Fisk of Eden,
Gilman and Ladd.
| Mr. Hubbard was appointed on the com
on bills in place Of Mr. Cook.
Mr. Norton obtained leave Of absence
| aftcr to. morrow mnrnlng.
Revised statutes referred Chap. l07,
/ # I,y tn R,v
zen and Sanborn so of banks. to com. on
hanks; l05 OF collections Of fines, costs
&c. to judiciary com. II for the collection
of taxes, to Messrs Redfed, Bartlett and
Hubbard; I3 Of common schools. to com
on cducaton; 80 of replevln. to Messrs
Chandler and Porter: 80 10 1902 inclusive
nf crimes and punshments. TO judiciary
CON- 40, OF levy of executions, to Messrs
Parker of Bradford, Bard and Adams o
c.: ITO, Of production of silk, to com. on
Manufactures; CO of inspections of provls
IONS and manufactures. to general commit
tee; SO of the Sabbath. to Messrs Stark
I.ynde and Brewer: 81 of preservation oI
Health. to Messrs Wells and Brooks; 81
Of sheep. to Meesrs Tenney, Kellogg &
keyes; LOG of restricting costs to Messrs
Necham and Wentworth: 83 Of llcenct
10 innkecpers. retailers &c. to com. or
temperance memorials: SO. Of fences ant
fence viewers, to Messrs Dean and Blre
low.
Chap. 63. of divorce was returned b,
the Senate, the amendment of the hous,
u nonconcurred in and the house reccdcd
/ from It's amendment.
II Passed. Chap. 81 of limitation Of Grim
; ina prosecutions.
o On motion of Mr. Chamberlain, tn,
It House reconstructed ITS vote adopting hi.
s amendment to the Newbury Mill Co. bill
!; Mr.. Parker Of Bradford introduced bill
g relative to county baidlngs, which wa
! referred to general com. adj.
HOUSE.
J, MONDAY EVENING. Nov. II.
: Bill Passed. In addition to the mii,i,
J, &C, Of 1887, chapter Ga OF husband an,
wife. 8 of societies Tor the support of tn
u gospel and literary and other associations
: The Senate returned chapter "a, of off
: setts, non'concurring in the ameudmen
j. Of the House; and the House resolved Il
adhere to ITS amendment.
C Ordered 10 Sd Reading. Chapter 10
G Of the state prison, ll6 of the produciio
c Of silks, SO of Limitation of real and person
t. al notions Of right of entry.
Referred. Chap. 80, of the prcservato
y of game and fish and of the des,ruc, ION q
J, noxlous animals, to Messrs Hazard an,
d RICE, 90 of proceedings agains, trustees
IS Messrs Brown and Fulam +; 1903, Of count
e jalls and ofthe confinement and discharg
8; Of prsoners,--M Fulam moved q
It amendment extending Jail yards to tn
o limits of the county, which was supporte,
g, by Messrs Fulam, Chandler and Needhar
o opposed by Mr. Dillingham;, and apop,ed s
ID TO 10, and referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee 90, 81, 90 and 90, of roads, brida
I'd es, fences and turnplkes, to com. on Road
y and Canals. Adjourned.
he SENATE.