Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-07

Tee cf common schools. giving them power to ex-
pei scholars Who refuse to comply with the rules
Of the school; to eoumiiiee On Education. By
Mr. Pope, relating 70 the sale d hay, the purchas-
er lodging the bill Of nile Of the hay, signed By
The vendef, IN the town clerks Office, shall bold
the same against attachment to judiciary CON-
miitee. By Mr. Kellogg, repeating sec. 81 Of the
act Of 1919, relating to railroad corporations; to
committee on Roads. By Mr. Field Of Brandon,
to incorporate the Rutland Hotel Co; to Judi
cisry committee By Mr. Hill of S,arksboro. re-
lating to fishing, any town msy regulate the time
and mode of fishing in rivers, brooks and ponds,
- they shall deem expedient; to the same con-
miiiee. By Mr. Cnwford, repeating the act Of
1919, exempting the homestead from attachment I;
I'd reading refused. By Mr. Boynton, relating
to tie grand list, any tax payer who shall have
money and notes liable to taxation shall make
out list of the same together with the amount
of debts owed, and the listers shall deduct from
his tax accordingly; to committee of Ways and
Means. By Mr. Eserts, relating to the tune OF
holding courts in Bennington county, altering
same 10 last Tuesdays Of May and November
to Judiciary committee. By Mr. Buei, relating
to actions Of scire facias, whenever judgment Is
rendered against trustee oy justice, who at
terwards dies or retires from Office, the plaintiff
OF creditor NAV revive the acton 10 this form be-
fore any other justice who has power to Try the
same; to judiciary committee.
Resolutions. By Mr.. Josiyn. that the Super
| intendent of common schools receive at the rate
Of $500 per year Cor time which he may devote
to his duties; laid on the table. By Mr.. fiheid,
to rescind the l4th joint rule; laid on the table
| By Mr.. Brown of Grand Isle, that the General
committee inquire into the exped;ency OF grant
| ing any further increase of bank capital under
the present system; adopted. BY Mr.. Burgess,
that it is inexpedent to grant charter 10 any
Hotel Co. during the present session; laid on
the table. By Mr. Martin of Landgrove, that
the committee on Military affairs inquire into the
expediency Of passing law making 1t the duty
of every member of the enrolled militia to fur
uish himself with arms and equipments; lost.
| Engrossed bills. In addition to chap. 90 T.
S. relating to the conveyance OF real estate /;
passed. Relating to subscription tor bank stock I;
passed. In alteration of an act relating to the
militia; passed. Amending chap so T. 3 re-
latng to offences against private property; Pass-
ed. Relating to appointment, Of school district
meetings; passed, yeas l3l, nays "a 10 tax
the profits Of banking. Mr.. Grandy moved an
amendment to the title by substituting IN place
thereof an act providing for the add tionai tax
alton of bank stockn Mr. Hatch moved an a.
mendmen, to the amendment. insert after the
word act . relating to banks; lost The amend
ment OF Mr.. Grandy was adopted. Yeas i2s,
| nays H3.
The bill regulating the flowing of lands for
mills and manufacturing purposes was taken up
and dismissed. Adjourned.