Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30

bill orderedt8a HlIfd id on the table.
By on Manufactures, against the bill incorpora
ting the Winoosk Mill Co. The bill was amended
and passed
Bills passed. To restore John W. Staples to his le-
gal provisions Altering the name Of S. L. Stafford.
Establishing hospital at Castleton Relating to the
production of their licences by pedlars.
The Senate went into committee of the whole, and
proceeded to consider the bill relating to Common
Schools After remarks by several Senators, III COM
of the whole, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE. Reports. From Judiciary CON-, in favor
ofthe bill providing for body executions against attor
neys who refuse to account for moneys collected; bill
ordered to third reading. BY Judiciary COM against
the bill to prevent fraudulent sales Of personal proper
ty; ordered to I'd reading
Bill introduced. By Mr.. Markham, amending Sec.
of the act relating to licenses to nkccrcts and re-
tailers referred to General com.
The House went into com. Of the whole on the Com
mon School bill. After remarks by several gentlemen
and pending the consideration Of the bill the House
Adjourned.
Frjdsy Oc a.
SENATE Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reports. By Judiciary com. against the House bill.
enabling Patrick Otanncgan to hold and convey real
estate After remarks by Messrs. Villas and j. Bar
ret against the BILL the Sd reading was refused.
Mr.. Villas also presented report from the same com.
against the petition of VIM IIerrick, of similar charac-
ter; petitioner had leave to withdraw.
by com. on Manufactures, in favor of the bill incor-
porating the Burlington Mill Co., with amendment,
placing it under the control of future legislation adop-
ted, and the bill ordered to a Sd reading.
Bills Introduced To establish the Green Mountain
Hospital at Woodstock; referred to com. on Education
To alter the name Of Howard Parker Johnson of Ran
dolph; referred to Judiciary com.
Engrossed Bill. Relating to the laying out of high
rays, in addition to chap. 20 Off. s.; passed.
Mr. Morgan moved to reconsider the vote incorpora-
ting the Winoosh Mill Co; carried.
The Senate went into joint assembly.
On returning they went into CON- of the whole upon
the School Bill, which occupied the remainder of the
forenoon AdiouTAed.
House Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Manser. =,
Bills Introduced. BY Mr. Hammond, in addition to
chap. 48 r. S; referred to Judiciary com Relating
sessions of the supreme court referred to the same
com. To incorporate the Northern extension Rail
road referred to CON- on roads. Relating to the pun
ishment of capital crimes referred to General COM
To pay Lewis Flint; referred to com. Claims. In
amendment othe act Incorporating the village of Mid
ldebury; referred to General COM
Petitions referred OfPeter w. Dean, to COM on
Banks; of A. G. Dana and others to COM on Educa-
ton.
Resolution. To adjourn without day on Friday NOR
ming next; laid on the table.
Senate Bills. To restore John w. Staples to his
legal privileges referred to Judiciary COM Altering
the name of Seymour L. Stafford referred to General
com. To establish hospital at Casteton; referred
to com. on Education.
The Senate came in and the following appointments
were made:
SUPREME COURT.
CHS. K. WILLIAMS Chief Justice, unanimously
Stephen Royce, LIST Assistant Justice, i"
Isaac r Rn6haldEla.sss