Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05
VERMONT LEGISLATURE.


holding County Court in Windham CO., with an
amendment designating third instead OF second
Tuesday Of September; amendment adopted,
and bill went to a third reading by MIR Nash,
from select committee on the subject bill pro, |
viding that Treasurers Of Savings Banks shall
give bonds in such sums as may be required Dy
the Directors, for the faithful performance oil du-
tics, and in case of failure to do 50, that the
office shall bc'decmed vacant, and supplied by
another appointment read and ialu on inc taole'
Blu introdnced.-by Mr. harrington, rcguiat-
ing moneyed corporations, requiring all corpora
tons who receive deposits, except Banks OF dis
count, 10 elect Treasurer, who shall give bonds
for the saie-kecping Of moneys, and faithful dis
charge of his duties; referred to Judiciary COM
mittee, which afterwards reported iavorably, and
the bill was ordered to third reading.
Adjourned
The HOUSE resumed consideration Of the
bill extending jurisdiction of justices Of the peace
in trustee cases TO 500, and the bill was ordered
to A third reading: Yeas rs, Nays so.
Bis introduced and referred. by MIR Cuts,
providing for election Of Council Of Censorsi to
Judiciary committee. By MIR Quits, making APP
preparation to defray expenses of Council OF Cen
sors; to committee Of Ways and Means.
Reporfs-By committee on Roads, a substi-
tute for the bill relating to extent Of routes Of
Connecticut River and Brattleboro and Fitch
burg Railroad Companies 1.-THE Conn. River 70.
to build their road from Bellows Falls to Brat
tleboro, and there to meet the Bratteboro and
Fitchburg Railroad Co.. and the former is en-
powered to lease their road to the latter); laid
on the table. 1sy committee on Agriculture bill
in addition to act for che encouragement and
promotion of agriculture, with amendments; or
dered to a third reading. BY Judiciary commit
tee to be discharged from the bill requiring check
lists Of vobers; agreed to, and the bill was refer
red to committee on Elections. by Judiciary
committee, substitute for the bill relating to
bowling alleys; laid on the table.
The Senate came in, and the joint assembly
was postponed until 10 A. NJ tomorrow.
The bill relating TO the manufacture and sale
Of leather, was after brief discussion, dismissed
Yeas 20, Nays o.
The House resumed consideration OF the bill
hxlng the boundary line between nenmngton
and Wndham counuesi the Dill was opposed ny
MIR Gillett, aud refused second reading
Adjourned
TUESDAY, Oct 20.
SENATE Repori.--By Mr. Miner, from
committee on Roads, in favor of the bill relating
TO magnetic telegraphs; and II was passed.
Engrossed BW.-Altering the time OF holding
Windham County Court to I'd Tuesday in April
and Sd Tuesday in September; passed.
House DM rJeTed'-ENtehuhhg lurisulcuon
of justices of the peace in trustee suits to 500;
to Judiciary committee.
The bill for securing the rights of married wo-
men was then taken up, and discussed for some
time in relation to amendments
The Governor transmitted communication
from the New York Institution for the Blind,
soliciting a portion of the States benehciaries
also, the third annual report of the State Geolo-
gist; and announced that Ebenezer Howe, Jr.
declines the Office of Assistant Justice for Wind
ham county. The two hrst were referred to
committee under 9th Joint rule, ana the last to
Senctors iron Windham.
The Secretary Of State announced, by mes
sage, that his Office afforded no information rea-
tive to expenses Of the State Prison
Mr. Harrington moved that the committee on
Finance be discharged from the further consid-
Grafton of the bill relative TO the removal of the
State Prison to Isle La Mott; carried.
The Senate went into joint assembly, and
returning, adjourned.
HOUSEs-Repon.-B committee on Lam
Taxes, against bill relating to collection OF take
on nonresident lands; dismissed.
Engrossed BMs-To extend jurisdiction
justices of the peace in trustee cases passed
Yeas 1872, Nays Co. In addition 70 act 70 en-
courage and promote agriculture dismissed, OF
motion Of MIR Bottum; In amendment OF CHAP
IS X. s., as to rents OF lands devoted to reigiou
purposesi passed.
Bill introduced and rsferred-.By Mr. fiimp