The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-15

MI '' ,.ros valued at over $50 Tin lieu of $65)
"' a..t he exempted from taxation; rejected.
ga, IN WAS then ordered to a second reading.
TUESDAY, Nov. 8, 1912.
,,vArE-BilIs-Re lating to the town of Dam
~. n i,s corporate capacity, reported by Mr. Dill
% W., with proposal of amendment; the provis-
.or the BILL and the propriety of its passage, ex-
,';.od nv Mr.. D. amendment adopted, and the bill
paul." he engrossed House bill in amendment
%',' ao incorporating the Bank of Montpelier, repor
",hv Mr.. sowles,wth proposition of amendment,
r;.I was adopted and the bill, reducing the capt.
.o, IN ESQ 900, was read third time and pass
y, Providing for geological survey of the State,
,,ro1 M by Mr.. Sowles, and advocated by Messrs.
c,,,ov and Sheldon, and tho bill read a third time
,r3 Mr. BOdgett demanding the yeas and rays, it
,,,,od, yeas l6, nays 5. Relating to the repairs of
i;h0,oys and bridges; read third time and passed.
,I,o,uq the Sd and 9Th Judicial circuits; supported
r., Messrs Smalley and French, opposed by Mr. But
b, and passed, yeas, is, nays s. Fixing the time
"a, holding county courts in the counties of Chitten
,,r and amoi,le read third tine and rassed.
uOUsE-'The bill in addition to the listing law
r,read the second time, when Mr. Rice moved to
,ahe maximum of assessment Of faculty at $50 in
sod of $50; adopted Mr.. Prentiss moved to add
unerchants'' for assessment of faculty; rejected
Mr. Cobb of showed an amendment confirming the
1ductons for military service, 10 those residing in
The State; adopted
Mr. Keith moved to reduce the polls from SO to
81; adopted.
Mr. Denison moved an amendment, in the exemp-
lion for military services, to correspond with the re-
1uciOn made on polls; adopted.
Mr. Field moved an amendment, combining the de
luciOrs for military service to those who are obliged
bylaw to do military duty; supported by Mr. Cush-
man and adopted.
Mr. eastman moved to strike out the ST exemp-
ton orfeld and staff officers for furnishing horse for
uNtly service; he was for putting the officers and
eastman adopted.
Theb was then ordered to be engrossed; yeas
Ill, noes 20.
Lngosscd Bills Relating 10 fees Of auditors, ref
gees SC; reducing salary Of Governors secretary;
relating to banks (Mr Prentiss' bill, supported by
Iessrs Warner, w Woodbridge, Prentiss and Pettibone
md opposed by Mr. Vias;) to incorporate the branch
nmpike company-severally read the third time and
passed.
House, relating to the granting of pensions to widows
rpOrtod by MIR. Camp and concurred in by the SEN
de-
Repeating the laws licensing the sale of ar
Dent spirits; laid on the table In addition 10 chap
AIRS relating to leases; supported by Mr. Briggs,
read third time and passed
NOUSE-Afternoon. The Governor informed
4 NN'use that Eli III Farr declines accepting the Of
ace dNate's attorney for Orange county.
4HsM chartering Ascutney Bank called up
\ FMWardner, supported by Messrs Wardner and
Ng@. opposed by Mr. Pettibone and rejected on the
kdnndng, IO3 to Sc.
The bill from the Senate, taxing Chittenden coun-
Ih was amended, on motion of Mr. Van Sicklen, SO
1sN raise adequate sum on the list of 1912, and or
Bdnd to Sd reading
Resolutions BY Mr. Wardner directing the audi
|M ofaccounts to continue his Investigations as to
he financial affairs of the state ,and that in connection
with the treasurer, he shall enforce the collection of
Unsettled balances; adopted.
Reports. By judiciary committee, Senate bill to
repeal sec % chap So r, s. and was ordered TO a
hId reading BY committee an roads, bill relating
@hshways (relatng to discontinuance Of roads, )and
k The bill was ordered to third reading. by General
"mmlee bill regulating election Of members of
Congress- and it was ordered TO a third reading; bill
amendment of chap II r. S. (none but the first
@nSabIes TO sell the real estate of residents for
He', &c and it was ordered to third reading. BY
committee of Ways and Means, bills making appro
''0Ons Tor the ensuing year-assessing tax Of 10
'e' on the dollar Of the list Of 1912 for the support
sve1nment, Qhe addition is made as the grand list
"aach reduced in amount)-to pay the convention
NM BY the Council Of Censors-authorisin the
'SNrer to pay the sum therein newfoundland
"'! were ordered to third reading.
INC Senate came in and the joint assembly pro-
''Oeu ballot for Superintendent Of the State Pris-
IT," A0don the 9th ballot made choice Of Chcssman
''an cfBrattleboro
q - WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9.
14NAlE Bills-Defning the rights and quail
""'Hs Oh lreemen &C.; for the relief of Salma Da-
~ "ners, of DanviIle; severaly read Sd time s.
'u In addition to chap 10 Of r. S., relating to
De0' dumb, and blind, and insane poor-mak-