Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-19
MONTPELIER, OCT. 10, 1910.

the eXpediency of certain additional provisions III
the law, relating to the trustee process; by Mr.
Wooster, instruclng the same committee TO IN
quire into the expediency of n law taking away
the preference of first attaching creditors of the
stock of manufacturing COMPATIBILITY Mr.. But
Ter, insructing the to enquire into the oxpe-
diency Of law altering the time of holding town
meetings from March to November by Mr.Morse
instrucng the committee on education to enquire
into the cxpediency Of law 10 divide the interest
accrung on the school fund, among the accade-
mics Of this State, and another 10y Mr. Bates, 10
inquire into the expediency of dividing such IN :
trrest among common schools; by Mr.. Eaton OF
Franklin, referring so much of the Governors
message MS relates to geological survey, TO the
committee on agriculture by Mr. Bottum refer
ring so much of the message rs relates 10 the
New Jersey Election to Il select committee OF
three, who were appointed Ivy the clair, and made
to consist of Messrs. Bottum, Miner and Eaton OF
Washington Co.-all of which were passed
Bills. BY Mr.. Butler, to prevent fraudulent at.
tachments, another to extend the jurisdiction OF
constables both read twice aud referred to the Ju-
dietary Com. By Mr.. Crawford for the survey OF
the line between Bennington and Windlam coun-
ties; referred to Messrs. Crawford and Swift.
Petitions. Of Y. Bass and others. referred to
Mcssrs. Wooster and Chapman--of Phneas White
and others referred to Com. on Education. ADJ.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Clark
The chair announced the following committees
On lis -Messrs Thompson, Preston.
On Geological Survey of the State -Messrs.
Beard, Swift, Houghton Thompson llgey, Sal
ford, Tenney Baxter of Burlington, Jones of
Waitsield, Nla!tocks, Newton, Fisk of Eden, ilib-
bard, Reynolds.
Petitions referred. OF Isaac Dakin, to commit
tee on licenses of w. II. Webb, 10 judiciary
committee; of WIN. Billings, to committee on
manufactures; Of Isnac Pollard, to committee Of
claims; account Of II. S. Morse TO committee of
claims.
Bills referred. BY Mr.. Smile, for distribution
of the school fund TO the several towns, to com
mittee Of ways and means; by Mr.. Hnzen, in nd
dtion TO the 18th section of the Justice act to the
judiciary comnittee; by Mr.. MGaffy, altering
name OF George Harper, to general committee /;
by MIR. Carpenter, providing compensation for re
turning votes for senators, to general committee.
Resolutions. BY Mr.. Smile, requesting the
Treasurer to report the Indebtedness of the banks,
if any, to the State; by Mr. Sprague, as to the ex-
pedency of appropriating the school fund to the
State debt; by Mr.. Villas, nstruc;ing judiciary
committee to inquire to the expediency of com
pelling debtors to disclose and surrender proper
ty, not liable to attachment, for the payment of
their honest Enthusiastically adopted.
Mr. tlebard asked leave for the committee, to
canvass congressional votes to sit during the SEES
sion of the House-grantcd
Mr.. Bullock of Guilford oh aimed leave Of alb
sence after Wednesday morning. Adjourned.