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their official capacity"
Nj Partridge moved a substitute, sub |
s,antially that in case any person shall |
sustain loss through the failure OF bank
and such failure be produced by the MS
management or fraud of the directors. any |
such director shall be deemed guilty Of |
swndling aud be confined to hard labor IN
the state prison, for a term to be fixed by |
law.
.imendmcn, rejec ed, and tho resolution
was passed.
Mr. Partridge moved an additional reso'
luton, that The suspension Of specie pay |
mcnt by any 6auk, shoIl work an 'm
mediate forfeiture nf lis charter, pruciama' |
ton whereof to be made by the Governor.
Supported BY Mr. Partridge ayes SO, noes
! 81 so the resolution was rejected
Mr. Partridge introduced another reso'n
ton: thu, no director shall directly receive
any Discount from tho bank. Before nc
ton thereon,
The Senate CRIME inland the Joint assem-
bly, made the following appointments:
WINDSOR Co.
James Udall, judge Of probate for the
district of Hartford.
Essex Co.
WIN. Haywood jr., States Attorney.
Robert Plerpoinl Bank Commissioner.
| (Picrpoini 1875, Pettibone. ll8, 3 scat.
John s. Pettlbonc Bank Inspector,
(Pe'tIboue 1875 Plerpont ll6, 8 scat.
Wa Weston Reporter Of decisions OF
Supreme Court.
weston LEG, Il. ID. Barber ll9. 3 scat)
The joint assembly adjourned to p. IN.
Wednesday next. House adjourned.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, Oct. 81, 1889
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Revised Statutes. Chap. 70. Of private
corporations, reported by Mr. Tracy, with
a proposal of amendment, which was cons
Cured in, aud the chapter, as amended,
, was read third time aud passed This
i chapter, provides for prolong'ng the eXls-
ence Of corporations. in certain cases,
three vears. for the purpose only Of win.
ding up their concerns, Chap. IS, OF
limited partnerships, providing that per
, sons may furnish capital to partners in
i business. aud be responsible for debts OF the
company only 10 the amount Of the capital
IL, put in, public notice to be given of the
Investment, read third time and passed
, chtp. CO, Of masters, appr enlces and ser
wants, reported by Mr. Noble, without
amendment, read n thtrd time aud passed
chap. 90, Of vessels navigating lake cham
plain, read third time AMI passed; chan
Ga, of husband and wife, reported BY Nj
Swift, read third time aud passed; [ThiE
70 chapter makes some new and valuable
r provisions for the protection Of the wlvcs o
70 dssoIute and absconding husbands. cnap
=, II. Of the collection OF taxes. reported by
n Mr. Townsley, read third time aud passed
i, chap. 30, repleviu, taken up and passed.
re BiHs.-to pay Lewis Sou'e the sun
Is mentioned called up by Mr. COBB, VII,
" stated the facts in The case summarlIv, ant
pr m we'd the reading Of written statemen
nj by the committee of claims. The clan
10 grows out of the nonintercuurse &C, of ihi
N state, passed In 1872, aud adjudged by lb
!. supreme court 20 be unconstitutional. NJ
m Soula was N Judge of The County Court
8 for the county of Grand Isle, and acting i
his otticlu capacity, under that act, INQUIRE
We The expenses he asks the state to repay,
The bill after debate, by Messrs Pierpoln
k Cobb, KIttTedgc, Converse, Adams an
~ Chandler. was read third time, and pas
d sed. yeas 81, noes G.
he Resolution for the appointment Of
". com. OF three to visit the states prison
and make report at the next session Of tn
ne Legislature; called up by Mr. KIltredg'
as amended by inserting the name of Davi
Chandler ~ the place of Leonard Sargean
when Mr. Plerpolnt made s,a,emer
showing that lIttie or no necessity eXistc
n,s Tor the appointment of such q COulmtte,
Mr. After remarks by Messrs Kt,redgo, Trac
,r Townsley, Eger,on and Bowen, the sena
~. refused to pass .he resolution.
Mr. HOUSE.
ed Prayer by Rev. s. Kellogg. Adj.
Mr. Petitions OF Jabez lIazen and oI be
es, for a ferry. recammticd; Of Sylvan,
at Ripley. recommtled to com. Of Claims;
1T, d. n, Dewey and others Of WIlIamsiow
lad Mass. 60 prevent sale Of intoxicatll
nj liquors by citizens Of VI. to citizens
cy, Massachusett-.) and of Weahersfed tot,
nnt abstinence society, referred 10 temperan.
ing committee of St. Adams Rife Co., r.
scd ferred to com. on Military Affairs.
Reporis- By CON. Of Claims, bI! to PIT
Cephus Bailey, and Augustine Clark #
relief Of Samuel Smmonds, severaily 0
OF dered loa 81 rcadlng- BY select con
va mDltee, against petition Of Zadock Law
aw renee aud others, and the petitioners bt
leave to withdraw. By General Con
the ml',ee, against the bill relative TO Apr
OF balrg persons to retail sprl'uous liquor
Sd (boards of civil authority who have ne!
Iec,ed to assemble for this purpose, to
the 1t al any time. y bill supported by \
it Bard, opposed by Messrs Needham, Ric
lie ardson Of w. Brown, Fisk and Sanbor
and dismissed by same com, again
'm- bill to establish east line of Brighton, a.
1t was dismissed ; by com. on Militia
re Affairs, bill to pay KIab Bailey S26, viii
om was ordered to Sd reading; against t
accounts of VIM. K'dder, l., H. Geora
ub- l.. w. Fenton, Isaiah Bacon. field office