Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23

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SENATE o'clock P NJ Bills reported-Fron
he Judiciary committee amending act incorporating
yillare of Woodstock: ordered to third reading. From
q he committee on banks, altering the name sf the
4 Windsor County Bank Extending the power of bind
ng up for breaches Of the act relating to licenses t.
Mayor and Aldermen Of Vergennes; both ordered t.
3D. reading Against the bill amending chapter 63 o
R. S. relating to divorce and the bill was dismissed.
Mr. Moves, from the special committee raised on the
subject submitted the following report That they
ind that the Trustees of the Asylum have received by
he will of Mrs. Aurora MaTsh SlOOUO VI
D Nv interest accruino thereon, 9l9 Il
3y sundrv appropriations from the State, $4,000 OF
$338l9 q
The trustees have expended in the pur-
chase of lands buildings, &C. S35l45 -
The balance of which sums, being 1925 6g
las been paid from the income of the Asylum.
The present value of the institution Is S4274S o
That they find also that at the last session Of the
Legislature $4,000 were granted for the relief of the
insane Poor of the State to he drawn by the Trustees
in the month Of August, annually, with provision
that any year the expenses Of supporting such insane
poor at the Asylum, at 81 so per week, including the
expense of transporting at the rate of cents per mile
should be less than S3000 the Trustees should not fol-
such year be entitled to greater sum than the aggre
gate amount of such expense. That the expense OF
such support from the first of January, to first OF Au
gust amounts to 1880 a. That 1877 patients of this
class have received the benefits of this appropriation
the annual expense of whom at the Asylum would be
about $4,000 That as it is apparent, that the amount
now appropriated would pay but about one third of the
expense of supporting the Insane Poor at the Asylum
and will hardly afford sufficient indncnne-@tor the
towns to send their insane poor there In order to
cure the benefits of the Asylum to this unfortunate
class they recommend that the annual appropriation
be increased $2000 which wouldeave about one half
the expense to be paid by the several towns on which
their support dcvolves
:, The Report was ordered to lie upon the table.
From the House Resolution, ordering Librarian
to send one copy of the report of the State Geoogst to
each town clerk; concurred in. Bill, establishing
boundary line between Enosburgh and Bakersfield.
Bill, in addition to Chap. Is of R. S., relating to
schools Bill, providing for an additional session Of
the Supreme Court in Windsor county. Bill, relating
to nquests on the dead Bill, for the relief of Patrick
OFlanegan, of Shoreham; seyerally referred to their
appropriate committees.
/ Bill introduced Amending Sect Z, Cap. 80, of R.
S. so as if it appear to the Court after judgment in an
action of eiectment in favor of plaintiff that he claims
title to the premises by virtue of any deed of mort
gage or bargain and sale with deteasance, the cond
ton of which has not been performed, and also that
the premises are worth much, more than the sum
eQlltably due to the plaintiff, such court on appca
ton Of defendant may order stay OF the execution
referred to the Judiciary committee
Mr. Hurd called up the bill Incorporating the Ben
nington County Bank On motion of Mr.. Hodges, it
was recommitted to the committee on Banks.
Adjourned,
House. Petiton-Of James Pitkin and SIS others
of Mqrshfed referred to the committee Education
/ Reports-From the committee Claims, against
bill paying Chas. H. Turnor ordered to lie on the TIA
Bile. From the committee on Educltlon against fur
Their legislation on the subject of defining the duty of
Of fbn font
and defining the mode Of punishment; adopted. From
the select committee, that no action was required on
the certificate of the constable of Mt Tabour adopted
I Bills introduced. Adding $4,000 to the present an
nual appropriation for the Insane Poor and establish
ing the office of Superintendent over its concerns.
Granting premium on silk. Altering the name of
Windsor County Bank seyerally referred to their ap-
prOpriate committees.
/ Bills passed. Relating to Fire Engine Companies
Amending chap. Is of R. S., relating to common
schools. Relating to inquests on the dead. For the
holding of one additional session of the supreme court
in Windsor county,
Mr. Swift moved to print 200 additional copies of the
Legislative Directory; lost.
Mr. Swift called up the bill giving towns the right
to elect town representatives by plurality on the third
ballot
Mr. Stoddard moved to lay the bill on the table
after remarks by Mr.. Stoddard for, and by Stevens
The bill was then ordered to third reading. Adj.
SENATE, Friday, Oct. H. Prayer by the Chaplain.
Petition presented Of c. c. Burnham and 43 9th
ers of Danville; referred to committee on Education
Reports. In favor of the bill so amending chap. l8
r. s.. as to extend the benefit of the school money to
unorganized towns and cores passed In favor ofthe
bill dispensing with the removal of corn in the stalk
ana ear, when attached, upon registry in the town
clerks Office, with an amendment; amendment adopt
ed and bill passed. Against the bill repeating section
10, chap 81 of r. S.. making penal the administration
Of exrajudcial oaths bill refused Sd reading. In
favor Of the petition of Inland Hail. with bill provi-
ding that in any Of exception, before the Supreme
Court for other than variance between the plead
ngs in the suit and the evidence given on trial, H. be-
fore such Supreme Court any such evidence shall be
found to exist which in the opinion of the court Is moi
material to the substantial merits OF the case, the court
may either disregard such evidence, or direct an
amendment of the peldngs correcting such variance
on such terms as shall be deemed reasonable, and rem
der Judgment as if no such variance had eXisted bill
was ordered to 3D. reading. In favor Of the bill
awarding close Jail executions against attorneys who
refuse neglect to account for moneys collected, with
an amendment making the bill prospective only in its
operation. The amendment was discussed by Messrs
Woodbridge, Barrett Smith and Villas, and adopted
the bill was ordered to 3D. reading
4 Bills introduced. To restore John N. Staples Of
oHoIcHtulj W MS l0gdl F'HcSVo' NcllOu " tS ""
: dietary committee.
Engrossod Bills passed. In addition to the act in
cooperating the village of Woodstock Extending the
right to bind over, under the license law to the Mayor
; and Aldermen of Vergennes
House resolution Raising Select committee tc
define the county line between Bennington and Wind
5 ham counties; passed.
Mr. Billings moved to reconsider the vote refusing
the bill relating to extraudical oaths third reading
passed. and the bill laid on the table. Adj,
HOUSE. Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Comngs.
Petitions presented. Praying for the revival of the
law of 1918, relating to the enrolled militia OF Dan
ie Putnam, praying that portion of the money col
lected by the State on the recognizance of one
Thompson, who set fire to petitioners buildings, may
be granted him by the State severaly referred to ap
propriate committees. OfWilliam Elliott and Others
, of Monkton-of G. C. Durham and AZ others of Dan
1 vile; referred to com. on Education.
Reports In favor of the bill granting premium OF
silk In favor of the bill relating to foreign cattle il
agricultural fairs In favor of bill incorporating the
Winooski Mil Co.; ordered to Sd reading In tavo