Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-31

| we'll 0u0 0lueD, IOf O00k ~ w Iu0SOf. VI Joseph
Blake end oshors, for bank at Swanton Falls !;
severally to committee on banks. OF Selectmen
Of Newport and others, for land tax on the town
of Newport to committee on land taxes Of
Josiah Blake and others, for plank road from
Hinesburgh to Burlington; to committee on
roads.
Leave of absence was granted to Mr. McDon.
aid of Glastonbury, from and after tomorrow
morning.
Engooseed Bills. To repeal faculty. tax on
attorneys and physicians-made especial order
for this morning laid on the table. For reno
val of paupers; passed. For protection of pig
con beds; laid on the table. 10 annex part
of M;ddlesex to Waterbury passed To in
corporate the St Johnsbury House Co; laid OH
the table. To incorporate the Sandbar Bridge
Co.; passed.
The chair announced the following committee
ordered to be raised on the resolution providing
for the statue OF Ethsn Allen: Messrs HubbelI.
Colby, Head Of Ludlow, Kellogg, Everis, and
Gregory. n
The committee on Banks asked to be excused
I from further consideration OF the bill charging
the capital stock of the bank Of Orleans, as a
similar bill had been referred to them; leave
granted and bill dismissed.
Resolutions. By Mr. Head Of Ludlow, thar
no bill be introduced in either Houses after Fri
day next save by committee on matters referred;
fafd on table. BY Mr. Everts, that committee Of
ways and means inquire into the expediency of
amending ceran laws relating 10 the grand list;
adopted. BY Mr. Rose, thai committee of three
from each House be appointed TO fix upon day
of final adjournment of both Houses and report
as soon as may be; adopted.
Reports Of COMMITTEES. By committee on
Roads, against Senate bill relating to exemption
of certain plank road stock from taxation; Sd
reading refused. By General committee, in ia
vor of bill altering names and constituting heirs
at law; laid on the table. Also against bill re-
pealing law Of l649. exempring the homestead
from attachment; Sd reading refused Also.
that the petition of s. vose and others, for pro-
lection of artificial ponds be Withdrawn, and
committee discharged from further consideration
thereof; concurred in. BY Judiciary committee,
in regard to resolution regulating fees of court
auditors, that the fees of those officers are now
just and equitable, and no further legislation is
necessary. Also, in favor of bill relating to
continuation OF suits by justices of the peace,
with proposals of amendment SO altering chap
20 r S, that in case OF tie decease of the sign
Ing justice any other in the county may have
power to 90 on with the suit amendment adopt.
ed and bill ordered TO Sd reading tomorrow morn
ing. Also in favor of the bill incorporating the
Rutland Acqueduct Co., with Amendments a.
dopted und I'd reading ordered. Adjourned.
SENATE
MONDAY, Pm.
Reports. By Mr. Seymour from the commr-
tee finance, in favor Of House bill for the re-
lief of Oliver c. Edwards and Edward Davis;
passed. By Mr. Chandler from judiciary COM
mittee, in favor OF House bill TO protect fish in
Dead creek; passed, also from select committee,
In favor OF House bill altering the lime of hold
ing county courts IN Windsor and Orange coun-
ties orde,ed to third reading By Mr. Thomas
from the committee on claims, in favor of Hous.
bill to pay Joel Olmstead the sum therein mem
toned; passed By Mr. Seymour from commit
ice on finance, In favor Of House bill regulating
certain salaries and offices, Mr. Seymour (beny
in the minority of the comnttce) moved to
strike out the section increasing the per diem
wages of II enbers, when, on motion OF Mr. Tho
mas, IL was ordered to lie.
Bills referred From the House, relating TO
the removal Of Paupers; TO Committee on Judi
CARY. Relating to the construction of The Sand
bar bridge, extending the time of making the
sluiceways to two years; 10 committee roads.
To annex part of MIddIesex 10 Waterbury /; to
Senators from Washington county. Relating to
public lands IN Watham; TO Senators OF Add
SON county. Granting ferry 10 A. s. Phelps
and Fred Hazen; To commillee roads. By
Mr. Currer, relating to peddlers, directing coun-
ty Clerks TO publish the names of those tu whom
licenses have been gwen and by NJ e Ranney,
IN relation 10 the grand list; boln to committee
on finance.
4 Resolutions. From the House, tina, Joint
committee OF three from each House be raised
10 Tx day tor adjournment sine die; adopted
IN concurrence. and the chair appointed Senatols
Dewey, Bleeow and Currlez, on the part of the
Senate. by Mr. Coburn, iDslructing the coul-
ultee on finance to enquire into the expedIen-
cy OF taxing all salaries $500 per annum
excepting the salaries OF clergyaan, College Of
beers, Teachers In academies, Medical and oth-
er schools, and such may be derived by ser
wees rendered the state or the United States;
adopted.
I he chair announced as the commute on the
part OF The Senate, pursuant to join, resolution,
10 consult with MIR Kinney about executing Il
Statute of Ethan Allen IN Vermont Marble,
Senators Tuiis, Parker and Weston.
Mr. Coburn called up the resolution relating
to purchasing a dictionary. Mr. Currier moved
10 amend substituting, IN substance, as follows
That the Treasurer collect all the debts due the
school fund and pay over one eighth TO each of
the Medical schools at Woodstock and Casile-
ton, and the remaining Ihree-fourths to The YER
mont University and M,ddebury College. Mr.
Parker moved to amend, inciudiDg the Femsle
Collegiate Institute at Newbury, and the whole
subject was recommitted on motion Of Mr. Royce.
AdjourneL
Reports. BY the Judiciary committee, bill in
explanation of act relating to rights of married
women; third reading ordered. Against the
petition of Z. Lester aud others for alteration OF
chap AZ R S relating to exemption from attach
ment petitioners had leave to Withdraw. On
resolution relating to fees Of county officers,
that no further Legislation is necessary. Bill re-
lating to action OF scare facias ordered to third
reading. Bill relating to county officers, re-
curing counties to make good damages accIu-
ing to persons from the neglect Of sherifis, BAL
liffs &c; third reading ordered. Against peti-
ton of Jonathan Hasar for law authorizing
courts to make Compensation for detection OF
petitioner had leave to withdraw
Bill relating to repeal of Statutes; 81 reading
ordered Bill in addition TO chap % K 8 reiat-
ing to process; third reading ordered. Senate
bill to extend the jurisdiction of sheriffs and
passed. Bill concerning forclole
entry, and bill restoring Edwin Hayes 10 legal
privileges; both ordered to thlrd reading. BY
on Roads, bill to incorporate the
Shelburn and Iiinesburgh Plank Road ConPa-
nv; laid On the table. BY committee on banks,