Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-31

and repeating all acts heretofore Pdsseu HOch"
ing inn keepers and retailers; to the select
CONT. BY Mr. Colburn of Castletor, relating TO
inn keepers and grocers, and regulating the
traffic of intoxicating liquors to the same by
Mr. Root of S. to incorporate the Hinesburg and
Sholburne Plank Road Co to CONT on roads;
BY Mr. Kellogg, providing for compilation and
publication of the acts and laws passed since the
publication of the Revised Statues; to cont on
judy.
Resolut,ons By Mr. Gregory, that an apPro-
priation of $1,000 per year be made for five
wears to the Vermont State Agricultural Socie-
ty for the purpose of holding annual fairs and to
increase the agricultural interest of the State
Oh his motion referred to the committee on Ag
rcuturs. BY the same, in relation to common
schools adopted. By Mr. Colby of s. that
Bliss N. Davis, States Attorney of Caledonia
county, be authorized to dispose of all property
designed for criminal purposes i'll his possession
and forfeited to the state adopted. By Mr.
BURGESS. authorizing committees to sit during
the session of the House whenever business re-
quires laid on the table.
Petitions retefyed OfThomas II. Garfield
and others, for bank at Derby for bank at
| Mortified for bank at Bethel for bank at
Swanton Falls sevoray tocommittee on Banks.
OF Phelps & Hazen for ferry to com. on
Roads. OF Hannah NJ. Love for alteration of
name therein mentioned TO gen. com. or
Urah Edgerton, for an act to empower towns
to purchase and protect public burying grounds;
to Gen CON. for bank at Springfield; Of A. W.
Beard and others severaly to com. on Banks.
| Or Clarissa Leonard for alteration eff name of
Emma Jane Leonard to Gen. com.
Reports By com. on Roads, Senate bill to
authorize the Ashuelot Railroad Co. to extend
lis road into this S ate passed BY con. on
Education, bill relating to the election of town
superintendent Of common schools ordered to
81 reading
Engrossed Bill. Forappointmen, of Jail com
missioners by the Governor; supported by
Mossrs Vail Colby, and opposed by Mr. Kellogg,
and passed.
County OGcero. The Senate came into JOINT
assembly to hear the report of the canvassing
committee adjourned to 3 p. m. tomorrow,
and the Senate withdrew
The Judiciary. Mr. Bartlett called up the bill
repeating the act of last year in relation to the
judiciary, and Mr. Everts moved to tismlss the
bill. Upon this motion debate arose upon the
merits of the bill. Mr. Bartlett advocated the
repeal of the act of last year, Mr. Colby of Sal
is bury opposing. The motion to dismiss was
!
to give absent members an opportunity to speak,
Adjourned to 3 o'clock P. M.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. %.
Petitions REFERRED Of the Elk. com. of the
University Vermont, praying that the State
would discharge them from the debt due the
school fund; to CON. on education.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Lyman that the Sec'y of
State be authorized to furnish to each district
clerk for the use of said district, one copy of
Webslers large Dictionary, if it can be had for
$500 per vol. provided a secure place be made
to keep the book in each dlstrlck, ard the dis
trct clerk pay $500 on the receipt of the book,
to com. on education
Repot,-By Mr. Chandler from com. on Judi
ciary, on the petition of J. s. Pierce and other
students Of Dartmouth college, for alteration of
law relating to elections, that no legislation is
necessary
BY Mr. Rice from com. on education on petit
ton OF Union District A" in Burlington, that
the prayer of the petitioners ought to be grant
ed, with bill relating to union school districts,
ordered to Sd reading.
BY Nv Mclean, from com. on banks, against
bill preserving the rights of stockholders in cor
poratlons, and on motion it was ordered to lie
also in favor of bill amending an act relating to
banks, approved in 1910, ordered TO a third read
ing,
By Mr. Currier from judiciary com. in favor Of
bill relating to justices of the peace continuing
suits This act authorizes any justice to con-
Time suit after it has been once continued by
the signing justice; ordered to third read
ing.
by Mr. Hobrook from com. on roads in favor
Of House bill amending chap 20 r S, reat.
ing to highways; ordered to lie on motion of Mr.
Marvin.
EngrOssed BWS-lncorporating the Peoples
bank at Derby, extending the Jurisdiction of
sherllt5 and constables; and exemptlng certain
plank roads from taxation.
Bills introduced dndretered-By Mr. Coburn
for the better security Of the rights of creditors
also by MIR Royce repeating an act in addition
to chap. 20 r S, entitled of trustee process, to
com on judiciary.
BY Mr. Currier, providing for the payment Of
debts against the State Prison, to Committee on
finance.
By Mr. Weston relating to bills of exchange
drafts, and promissory notes falling due ON Sc
called holidays, to judiciary com.
BY Mr. Parker amending chap JOG R s.. re-
lating to courts, 10 Jud, com.
Also relating 10 common schools, the exami
nation Of candidates for teachers by superintend
ents, to com. on edu.
, BY Mr. Currier to change the name of Wind
sor Car and Rifle Company, TO judiciary com
mitteer
) From the House.-To protect fish in artificial
ponds, to jud. CON- relating to duties of snper
, intendents of common schools to com, on cdu
, cation To regulate certain offices and salaries
to CON- on finance. Providing for the appoint
ment of jail commissioners by the government
to judiciary com.
: Adjourned.
t HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. E Scott.
Bills referred. BY Mr. Howe Of Vernon, i
addition to and explanation of an act approve
I847. relating to rights OF married women t
a the com. on the Jud. By Mr. Rose, relating t
duties of teachers of district schools to COM O
I Ed BY Mr. Brown Of Norwich, regulating tn
=, sale of intoxicating liquors to the select con
: BY Mr. Mattocks, altering name of Auburn Bart
: lett by Mr. Sanderson, altering name of Eliz
: James Simms by Mr. Tracy, altering name q
George Henry Hart severally to Gen. CON-
o BY Mr. Putnam, to pay VIM. II Ordway the sur
:, therein mentioned to com. on Claims. By M
Il Fay of Calais, in amendment of act of 1910, re
n ating to pedlars !; to com. of Ways and Means
: BY Mr. Martin of Landgrove, relating to remova
. ofpaupen to com. on Jud. By Mr. Grandy
:, foI preservation of game to gen. com, BY Nj
Fay of Calais, for taxing dogs to com. of Way
o and Means By MI Colburn of Castleton, al
lering law regulating the militia to com. o
= Mil Affairs.
y Petitions REFERRED Of Horatio Brock and 9th
ers, for a new county or half shire in Orang
It Co.; to select com. OF Joseph Cutler an
r others, for removal of shire in Franklin CO.; t
4 select com.
The Judiciary com. were discharged from tn