Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04

Skiff and Baker, ayes 1873, noes 76. BY general
committee, hill in alteration of chap. l07 K 8.
(grund aud petit Jurors fees 8 ,25 per day aud
cents per mile travel) and II was ordered to n 3D.
reading; against bill to repeal chap ITO X. s.,
Granting bounty on silk) bill supported by Mr..
Rice, opposed 10y Mr.. Van Sicklen and dismissed
against bill to define II chap. x. S., mo per.
son to hold II seat in the House unless elected at
ballot commenced prior TO ~ o'clock at night OF
the LIST Tuesday of September,) aud it was dis.
missed against till in amendment OF chap. lO4
X. 81 aud it was laid on the table bill to alter The
nane Of EIvira Patterson, aud il wa ordered to
tllrd reading. BY committee on banks hlll to
charter the Orange County Bank: Mr. Cohb OF
S. stated the necessity ut the hauk, ms the charter
OF the present one would expire on the LIST of Jan.
next and the bill WIS ordered to lie engrOssed.
ResohiionSl BY Mr. Sanborn, us TO eXpediency
of offering Il premium for the best essay on the
production oil wheat in This state adopted, lOl
TO So. From the Senate requesting the Governor
to apply to Congress to refund to This state s 1904
90 il being for expenses incurred by this state in
the late border difficulties passed. by MIR liar-
ris of W. for distribution of bib vol. VI. Reports
passed by MIR Douglass OF w. MS to eSpediency
of making school committees in each town Il board
OF education to furnish books to tue destitute and
examine schools; passed. BY MIR Turner, MS to
expediency OF authorizing towns to divide unm-
proved real estate for TAXATION equally among the
several school districts lost 80 to 81. BY Mr.
Rice, as to expediehcy of an equal distribution
without reference to scholars OF school money
derived from laxes ON non-resdents; passed.
EngroSSed Bills Reducing The capital stock Of
the bank OF Poultney, in addition to act lncorpo-
rating the Bennington county Nut. Fire lns. CO.,
in addition TO chap. lO2 4. ). ION crimes commit
ted near county Iines,) in amendment OF same
chapter, ton insane crllnlnaS,j taxing lands IN
Bradleyvnle, relating TO U. 5 depUsne money
trustees to report on its condition,) in addition
to act incorporating Caledonia Co. Grammar
,School, -severalIy read the third time and passed
Mir. Warner called up the bill in amendment of
the act taxing lands in Avery's gore in Addison
county, and It was re-commlted
Bills introduced. BY Mr. Field, in relation to
roads: which was referred to committee on roads
BY Mr.. Towle, to continue in force The act taxing
lands IN Goshen, which was referred to land tax
committee. By MIR. Webster of Colchester, in
addition to chap. l6, r. S. (relating 10 division of
school money among the disrlcts,) which was re-
fired to The committee on Education. BY MIR.
Wordner relating TO paupers (prisoncrs to be dis
charged from imprisonment after imprisoned W
days, unless the creditor will pay the expenses of
board,) which was referred TO judiciary commit
tee. BY MIR. Stark, in alteration of chap. S3, X.
S. (repealng all the part authorizing licenses TO
retallots OF Spirits referred TO the General
BY MIR. Keith, regulating fees, auditors, referees
and committee to lay out roads TO receive $3 per
day and 10 cents per mile travel,) which was re-
ferred to General committee. BY Mr.. Wells. re-
lating to jurors fees before justice courts aud it
was referred to the General committee.
MIR Baker called up the resolution declaring that
Mr. StowclI OF Cambridge was postmaster, and
therefore ineligible last year to tho Office of
commissioner of deaf, dumb and blind and mo-
ton to dismiss was lost, l25 to g. when the reso
luton was passed.
Mr. Barton called up the resolution Inning the
time for the introduction Of bills to Monday next,
and it was laid on the table, so to 20.
Adjourned.