Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06


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Mr. Smith called up the bill resembling the act
repeating the law granting a bounty on the des-
tructon of bears, wolves and panhers; after a
few remarks by Mcssrs Smith, Miner, Burton
Hodges and Cram, in its favor, and Messrs Howe
and Harrington against the bill. it was ordered
to a third reading, by vote of 10 to I, Messrs
Orchard, Fox Harrington, Hilton, Howe, Morse
and Rich voting in the negative. Mr.. Howe
moved to lay the bill on the table; supported by
Messrs Howe, Harrington and Chittcnden and
opposed by Mr. Simonds, and lost by vote of :
to 10. The bill was then passed.
HouSe-Rcsol,uion-B Mr. Miner for ,'istri-
button of reports of tn State Geoogst, referred
to committee on Education.
Reporis-By Judicial y Committee Senate bill
in amendment Of chap. ) RS laid on the table.
By Committee on Banh Unanimously. )Senate
bill to extend charter NE Famers' Bank laid
on the table. BY % - c re Ways end Means
SENATE bill to crcisY ON opaldfr s,l03 for
worthless money received at The State Treasury
$50 in Bennington bills and 1923 counterfeit
money; passed l6S to lS. BY same committee,
against Senate bill in addition to act relating to
public accounts, and it was rejected: bill abolish
ing salary of Treasurer as commissioner of the
School Fund.- ordered to a third reading.
The Senate came in and the following appoint
ments were made. when The Senate withdrew:
SUPREME COURT.
STEPHEN ROYCE, Chief Justice, unanim-
cuslv
ISAAC + REDFIEI.D, first Assistant Judge,
unanimously.
MILO l. BENNETT, second Assistant Judge
i Bennett ID, Daniel Kellogg, 76, Albert q
Whittemore Is, Scattering l.
DANIEL KELLOGG third Assistant Judge.
unanimously.
Inland HALL, fourth Assistant Judge
Hall IL, Robert Pierpont SO. Daniel Roberts,
jr. s, Picrpoint Isham /, Daniel Kellogg B.
CHARLES DAVIS, fifth Assistant Judge
unanimously.
SATURDAY, Oct 2l-Senaie-Praycr by the
Chaplain.
Reporis--By Mr. Harrington, in favor of the
bill incorporating the Grind Isle Fire Insurance
Company; passed. by Mr. Bradley, from the
committee on Banks in hvor of bill extending
the charterof the Farmer and Mechanics Bank
at Burlington, with an amendment; on motion of
Mr. Cushman, bill laid on the table. BY the same.
/ from the same committee the bill incorporatnr
the Bank of Brandon; bill laid on the table By
Mr. Foster, from the same committee. against bill
relating to paupers, making it the duty of over
seers to receive and support paupers having no
legal settlement in the Safe the expense to be
paid from the State Treasury The bill was laid
on the table to be properly natured. BY Mr.
Burton. from the same committee, in favor of the
bill anneXng part of Waitsfield to Mortified :;
| bill passed. BY Mr. Foster, from the same COM
mttec in favor of the biz in relation to cXccp-
tons, repeating sec. 81 chap. % K s. passed.
"A communication was received from the State
Librarian, in reply to a resolution of the Senate,
stating the expense of erecting and completing
the State Prison to have been S393l2 rs. and al
so giving a table of the annual drafts upon the
treasury for the maintenance of the Prison from
/ 1893 10 1916, the total ~ .,unt OF which was
sos, 756 50. The COMMUNICATION was referred
| to the committee on Finance.
| House-PetHioaS rta1vd--Of Lucy A Mer-
rill, to General committee; of Harvey Shaw and
others, to committee of WAYS and Means.
Bills Internationally Dir Bridges, to pay
Chauncey Goodrich, for 400 copies of Gcolo-
gist's report referred to committee on Claims.
BY Mr. Russell of b altering the time of holding
Chittenden County Courts referred to Judiciary
committee.
ReSolWions-By Mr. Aylesworth, to pay de-
bcnturcs to both of the parties contcsting the
seat for the town of pMnal; passed. BY Mr.
Paine, for a committee 70 make up debentures
passed. BY Mr. kimb,ll. of Barnet, to elect
Bank Commissioneron Monday next, 10 o'clock
\. NJ: adopted.
The amendments of the Senate to the Wind
ham provident Institution COR Savings bill was
concurred in
Engrossed BHs--Senate bill, in amendment
of chap, Il, Z 5 providing for writs of attach.
ment where tenants hold over in relation to re.
turns of the enrolled militia; to punish unlawful
attempts to cause abartion; to annex part Of
Dummcrston to Putney ;-scverey passed.
Mr. Stoddard called np the bill in addition tc
chap. 20 X ) empowering road committees &c
designate the degree of elevation of roads and
order alterations and repairs Mr. Stoddard sup.
ported the bill and it was ordered to a Sd read
ing.
The Senate came in and the following appoint
ments were made:
GraM Isle County,
Lorenzo Hall. Second Assistant ,jHige.
David q Dixon South Hero, Sheriff.
Frederick llazen, StHc'S Attorney.
BENNINGTON C0UR'y.
Orsamus c Merrill, John Xix, Alexander llung
Commissioners far he jul at bennington.
John c Roberts, Darwin Andrews, Mathew i
Goodwin, Commissioners for the Jail 1t Man
chester.
Windsor County.
Edwin Hutchinson, jail Commissioner, in place
of Lyndon \ Marsh declined
Repo-iS--By committee On Claims, bill to pay
Sophia 5 Allen, and it was ordered TO thirC
reading; to pay Nathaniel Dag get S,13 -, anC
it was laid on the tsIe. BY Judiciary, commit
tee, bill in relation To estate of insane persons
and it was ordered To a third reading; Senate
bill constituting act in addition to chap. 30 r ;
christening it an act providing for service o
trustee process, and it was read Sd time ant
passed: Senate bill in addition to chap. II Il
calling it an act extending the jurisdiction o
Sheritis in criminal cases, and it was passed
BY committee on Education, the Senate bill t,
establish the Cornth Academical Institute an,
County Grammar School, and it was passed witt
immateral amendments: against bills repealin:
the act abolshing the school fund, and relatin!
to common schools, (the latter unanimously,
and they were dismissed; against bill amendin!
i. school act of AS (relative to visitation by Coun
ty Superintendants, and reducing the limit 70
Compensatory dsmiSsed---67 to 40. BY com
mittee on Manufactures, bills to incorporate tn
t Woodstock Mill Co, and the Granite (Woolen
Manufacturing Company, and they were ordere
, to- Sd reading
, ---Senate-ReportS--B Mr. Bur
ton from the Judiciary committee, against TIN
, bill in addition to chap. 26 K ), providing that i
cases before justice where matter in demand doe
not exceed $50, a Jury of three may be had Q
the request OF either party; bill laid ON the table
BY Mr. Rich, from the committee on Financ,
. to which was recommitted the resolution relatiy
to the State Prison, two resolutions in lieu there
r of: laid ON the table. BY Mr. Foster, in fave
: of the bill relating TO the misappication and en-
: bezzlement of trust funds, providing for bod
S writs and close Jail executions in all such case
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