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

mo,,a ,ha ~ -, . emu. per mlIe') Mr. Kiddcrr M'
make the act take effect from and oNo uG' moved
winch was agreed to, and the bill oraa Y It's pnssgd
olng, ny same committee, against bill ro,a, to Sd
rors' fees before justice courts and :, '''a''0g 10
against bill repeating so much Of ch. ~'' a'nis,
relates to licenses to retailers Of sn;l r 0" RS
and it was dismissed, ayes l44, noes ' sa Hq
eral committee, bill to reduce the s,,,, w. Dy gN
ry OF tho Governor to without peron. S''"
an amendment putting the salalv r. t I.s'e', vi
ton TO strike out the clause prohibiting n.,.l.
was negat'Ved' Mr. Garfield opposed ,ho r r,"
it was ordered to Sd reading, WV OIL, Vhs
sENATE.-BiIls-By Mr. Plumb IN H. ~ Nia
chap 50 OF K. 5. repealing the section li.s "''''
sale of ardent spirits; twice read and roc,, ,,'s
mittee on Finance By Mr.. Bartlett, "su" I"
49, chap of r. S. the section rcoU,nn ' u, Sc
ding officer to certify if the person e,ccto1 t pres
sided IN the State two years, and in the ,,~ '''
read and laid on the table. Ry Mr. s,,n WV" &
the preservation of fur, and preventing tho ,rS
musiTats between the 18th of May and bo ,.1
March following; twice read and rcco,oI, '|
m'ttee on Ag 'iculture. Engrossed biIs-n ~ .
ment of chap. so of R S relating to insors,, +
in addition TO chap. A of L. S. relatinc y" ''"''
and trustees; in addition TO chap 2Ore,,,. ,'r,
ways; relating to the stock of the Bank ia
severally read third time aud passed Dst,; .''
rights and qualifications of freemcn and c, ,n,
poses. WI Vaei r
IiOUsE.-Engrossod bills-ReduciO c.,,,
bank of Montpelier, in alteration of scc ol
r. S to amend sec. % chap.2I R.s.-seve,,,r
the third time, and passed.
Mr.. Prentiss called up the bill reatiop fl L.,
and offered a substitute, providing that the I,,l
chartered previous to 1910 may take odvoo,,,
the act of 1910, save the 18th section, which 1,,
greed TO and the bill ordered TO Cd reodcr
Mr.. Harris, of Windham, called up the hill !, .,
ditiou to the listing law of 1871, wien on mo,,,
Mr.. Moves the House went into committee #
whole,-and the Speaker assigned the chair fl n
Noyes. "%
MIR. Webster, of Colchester, moved TO s,,g. -
the section which puts polls in the list at g hs.
of 81. Supported by Mr.. Webster, of Co,t,e,
opposed by Mcssrs. Garfield, Rice and Wh.,v
and lost.
Mr.. Sprague moved TO strike ont the second ,s
ton, assessing attorneys and physicians from 81
$50, and require attorneys, physicians and oh NJH
mechanics as do business to the amount Of $780, NJ
be assessed at from SIS 10 $50 according TO lhe
gains. Supported by Mr. Sprague, and opposed
Messrs. Garfield, Van sicken, Pope and Wmhv
when MIR. Davis of n moved to strike out nech,, IS
Supported by Mr.. Davis of N. opposed by Mr. PeSN u
who was against both amendments, Ond rejected
The original amendment was then opposed by Mn
Shaiter, who said he would consent 10 tax The fN
ulty of lawyers and physicians -rc,@st NE 6Ocrh&
Of il faculty tax was right, for he deceived II ah4M
wrong, but because public opinion demonSi VI W
Pcttibone said the ground FOR taxation WAS aaa
it was not property, but the annual income q
Sprague withdrew his amendment, when lIr Woo N
bridge moved TO add ''all master mechanic: md mai
ulacturcrs'' TO be taxed for faculty The amend Is
ment Of Mr. Woodbridge was rejected Mr. Cdb1
:. moved to amend by striking out the secNl req
ng all professional men to be assessed at PEI cent
on the value Of their professional libraries; rIad
SEN A'rE-.Afternoo Bills ALTERING ttn e
of holding county courts in Chittenden and
noble counties; ordered TO be engrosscd ard led
third time. Altering the Sd and 9th IudcaIcrrn
ordered TO be engrossed. In alteration Of chap
of r. S. relating TO repair Of highways aud bridges
explained by Mr.. Blodget, and ordered 10 be engN
ed. In alteration of chap. 1C7 R. S. relating +" j.
lor's fees; reported by the committee, read up \
lime and rejected. Deliing the rights and qcHp /
ications Of ireemen, Sc; taken up in commO'S II
the whole, variously amended, reported to tho ecu
lte, amendments adopted land the bill, after remains
by Mr.. Camp, was further amended on motions
Nessrs Barret, Butler and Dillingham;, and o'u0N
o be engrosed. This bill now provides III"
board Of decision upon the rights and quaIllca'''|
reemen in each town, consist of the scIecmeH aus
my number of justices present at the meeting"
tents to vote at the place of their actual TGsNe""
md not at the colleges and semiraries whcr' "'
nay be pursuing their studies.l
IiOUSE-Grand List.
Mr.. Peck moved to amend so as not require
o be made to debts, unless required BY '0e'"'
carried, ayes 1902, noes 90. ..son
Mr.. Colby moved to strike out the l." "a G.,
The existing law exempts all real e'''N 1''s latin,
'ious and charitable purposes, and this iI~ .,.,a
rovides that no real estate shall be eSe'F''' II a.
UGH as was originally granted or seqnf cn,s
or those purposes.] This section MI 0, ,n,fa
.o,.nS ;. .n,ond 90 &c ~ save lands reserved l0fn