Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-11-08
The bill was then pass


i tho motion was lost. The bill was then pass
ed, 90 to %.
Enerossed Bills. Relating TO exhibition o
| living animals and natural curosites; relating
to licenses TO pedlers; passed
Mr. Hammond called up the bill to charter
| the Ascutney Bank, and supported the passage
of the bill. The bill was also supported by MI
Buck OF NJ, and opposed by Messrs. Sears
Weber, Harlow, Spear, Marston and How
ard when the bill was lost on the Sd rendng-
ayes 81, noes 107.
Adjournment The resolution Of the Sen
ate, postponing the day Of adjournment to
Thursday A. NJ, Mr. Dewey moved TO n
mend by striking out. 0 o'clock--losi. The
resolution was then passed.
Capital Punishment. Mr. Whttemore Of
NJ. called up the bill repeating the act Of 1912
on this subject, and the bill was ordered TO Cd
reading, 81 TO IS, and to Sd reading, 90 to 90.
The resolution from the Senate, relating TO
accounts of county clerks, was ordered 10 a Sd
reading. Adjourned.
TUESDAY, Oct 90.
SENATE. Reports. BY Mr. Briggs, from
the committee on judiciary, in favor Of the bill
granting concurrent jurisdiction to justice and
county courts in certain cases, with an amend
ment adding the proviso, that no magistrate
shall have power to bind over for trial at coun-
ty court, any person whose case, in his opinion,
comes within the proviso of sections and Of
said chapter; amendment adopted, and bill or
dered TO third reading. BY Mr. Cahoon, from
the committee on land taxes, in favor of the bill
amending the act OF 1912, so that the sales Of
land for taxes shall not hereafter be published
in the Montpelier papers, but in paper OF the
county adjacent to that in which the lands lie;
passed.
House Bills referred. Relative to pedlers'
licenses, to committee on finance. Relative 10
the exhibition Of living animals and curiosiiies,
10 committee on judiciary. In addition TO act
relating TO the grand list, to committee on f.
nance. To alter times Of holding county
court in Windsor county, to the Senators from
In relation to the militia, to cons
mittee on military affairs. incorporating Lon
donderry Cotton ard Wooden Manufacturing
Company, 10 committee on Manufactures. In
addition TO chap. 10 Of r. s., reducing bounty
on the production Of silk, TO the same commit
lee. In addition to chap. l, of r. s., relating
to the qualifications Of voters, TO committee on
elections.
From the table. Bill providing for trienni-
al appraisement of real estate. Mr. Griswold
offered substitute, somewhat modifying its
provisions, by way Of amendment. II was a.
lopted, and the bill was ordered 10 third read
ing.
The bill relating TO licenses was taken up on
motion Of Mr. Rich. Mr. Camp moved TO a.
mend the bill by providing that the board of
shall consist Of three persons, TO
be annually elected on the first Tuesday of
January; carried. Mr. Read, by way ofsubsii-
lutte ior the last ten sections of the BILL offered
a series Of amendments, consisting of sections
selected from the bills of each House and addi-
tional provisions, all of which, with little alie-
ration, were adopted. The penalties for vend-
ing without license were fixed as follows:-
For quantity of twenty gallons or more, 90
a less quantity, ten dollars. The
bill was again laid on the table.
Mr. Cahoon moved to reconsider the vote BY
which the education bill last evening was refi-
sed third reading; carried, and the bill was
TO the committee on education.
Adjourned.
HOUSE. Reports. BY committee on mil
tary affairs, that further legislation il neces-
sary relative 10 enrolled militia and cavalry
By committee on education, against bill rela-
ling to common schools, (providing for more
than one school If necessarily bill supported
by Messrs Rice Of S, Blake, Buck, and Whit
lemore, opposed by Mr. Button, Gas being I'M
necessarily and ordered 10 third reading.
Bill from the Senate. In addition to act
the Champain and Connecticut Riv-
er Railroad Company, referred 10 committee on
roads; in amendment Of chap. IS r. S., rela-
ling to divorce, refused second reading; in
addition TO chap. 81 R. S., of preservation of
sheep, ordered TO Sd reading; for the improve
ment Of the breed Of horses, refused second
reading.
U. S. District and Circuit Courts. The
of the Senate for the removal Of
these Courts TO Burlington and Montpelier.-l
Mr. Kellogg objected TO the resolution, and
Messrs Buck and Whittemore of NJ. supported
i Mr. Rice of S. moved TO amend by striking
put Montpelier and inserting Woodsiock--car- |
RED, and the resolution was concurred in. Adj. |
O'Clock, p. NJ.
SENATE. Reporfs-By Mr. Barrett from
The Senators Of Windsor, in favor of the bill
altering the times of holding county court in
county, with amendments; amend
nent adopted and bill passed. BY Mr. Wood
bridge from the committee on elections, against
he bill in amendment of chapter l OF r. S. re-
ating to the qualification of voters; bill was re-
used third reading. BY Mr. Button, from the !,
on agriculture, in favor Of the bill
amending act relative to the encouragement OF
agriculture; bill BASED. BY MIR Briggs, from !
The committee on judiciary, in favor OF the bill
authorizing the exhibition ofliving animals, on
payment OF a sum not more than 80 dollars nor
ess than 10 TO town seectmen; passed. BY
Mr. Thompson, from the committee on militia !
~ affairs, in favor of the bill repeating all acts
requiring the enrolled militia TO do military du-
"; bill was ordered to third reading, unani-
nously, and without debate BY Mr. Rich |
ardson, incorporating the Londonderry cotton
and wooden manufacturing company; after re-
marks from Messrs Richardson, Billings and j. |
Barrett the bill was refused third reading.
Engrossed biHs--Granting concurrent juris-
LECTION TO Justices aud County Courts in GER
lain cases, in addition to chap. 95 r. S., pass
I'd. Empowering plurality to elect town rep
upon the third ballot; passed by