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


TnUn8DAY, Oct ~ ?. M
The bill relating 70 justices Of u peace con.
tinuing suits after they have been once eon:ia-
ued BY the signing justice, was taken up and
passed.
Reports By Mr. Rice, from committee on e.
ducstlon, in favor Of the adoption of resolution
directing the State Librarian to purchase 76
vols. of Miles, Register. and il was adopted. By
Mr. Tufts, on resolution relating 10 purchasing
Websters Dictionary for each school district,
without expressing any opinion. The resolution
was discussed by Mr. Weston and on his motion
laid on the table. BY Mr. Wentworth, from COM
mttee on finance, lin favor Of the adoption Of the
resolution authorizing Bliss N. Davis, States At
torny, for Caledoria county, to sell the property
forfeited 10 the siAte, having been intended to
he used for criminal purposes, burglary and
counterfeting. Mr Weston moved 10 amend
instructing the States Attorney to so deface the
dies, and instruments, and destroy the machines
that they cannot be used for criminal purposes
again; the amendment accepted and the resolu-
ton concurred in.
Petitions referred Of VIM. Davis and 10
Others and 20 others, VIM. Jarvis
and 20 others. Wn. NJ. Pingrey and % others,
Prosper Merrill and 81 others, and Jonathan
Chase and 10l others, all for bank at Spring
field; to committee on banks. The reinons-
euuACc vi oucEtndu anu 4ssShaiu oou anu III Otsi-
ers, against the charter of bank at Saxtoh's
River to COMMITTEES on banks.
| Bills introduced and referred. BY Mr. Chand-
Ter, altering the time Of holding county courts
in Windsor and Oange counties on his motion
1t was referred 10 select committee consisting
of Senators from those counties; also relating
to school fund, directing lheTreasurer to collect
the debts due from the State school fund; to
committee on education.
Bills from the House. For the relief of Oliver
C. Edwards and Edward Davis to committee
on finance. To amend chap. % sec. 10 K. s.,
altering tire sewing wr,s ON corporations. For
the completion and publication statute laws in
force passed since 1889; both TO judiciary COM
mtiee.
Mr. Weston called up the bill protecting the
rights OF stockholders in corporations, and on
his notion il was further amended making it
consistent with the amendments made this morn
ing. Mr. Weston spoke in favor OF the passage
OF the bill; Senators Seymour, Parker and BIge-
low opposed, and On motion of the latter it was
indefinitely postponed
MrWeslon called up the bill providing for
taxing College lands. This bill contemplates
The taxation for county town and schools certain
lands IN the town of Albany owned by Middle
bury College; the committee reported adversely
TO the bill. Senators Weston and Mclean spoke
IN favor of the bill, Senators Chandler and Rice
against, aud it was ordered 10 a third reading,
Is to II.
The resolution for furnishing each district
with Websters Dictionary, was again taken up.
Mr Keith spoke against us adoption. Dir Park
er proposed 20 amend, By adding, that the Treas
urer Of the state collect and pay over to the
Secretary sum sufficient 10 defray the expenses
oil the purchase and distribution. Mr. Weston
opposed the amendment, and on motion of Mr.
Chandler il was ordered to lie, being the special
order at 2 p. M. Friday. Adjourned.
HOUSE
Reports of Committees. By General commit
tee, 10 favor OF bill for preservation of fish in
Dead Creek ordered to Sd reading. BY COM
mittee on CLAIMS, IN favor OF petition of Joel
Olmsteod, praying for allowance Of claim over
paid by him FIST constable of Benson, fogelh-
er with an accompanying bill, providing for and
authorizing repayment; ordered to Sd reading.
By COMMITTEE on Banks, in favor of resolution
requesting that committee 10 inquire into the ex-
pediency Of the passage OF all act relating TO
subscriptions for bank stocks, together with an
accompan, ing bill that 10 subscriptions shall be
taken unless the subscriber appear before one
OF the Commissioners and take cath that the
stock is bona fide for himself. Mr. Hnbbell mo-
we'd that it lie the table for the purpose OF a.
mendmen; agreed 10, By the sane COMMITTEE,
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no" senoo's g"'.s VIC se'ees 'ne" po"er ~ s,p
ply vacancy ., NV" superintendent uhu'
new election sna'' We n'aue 20 eomm,''ee on
euusatlon. ALSO, 10 incorporate tne reop'es
oahK az Defoy 70 e9ihm'.ee on oanhs. A'so 70
eH,ehd Jur'sac''on VI snet'ns apu coss'ao'es gu.
aoins them To serve "rts IN favor OF or against
town or county OF which they may De memhers
or tax payers, and IN no other town or county,
unless IN cases where they are now authorized;o
committee on Judiciary. Also. exempting La
mobile county Plank road stock irom attachment;
TO Committee on roads. Also relating TO Union
school district, with reference to choosing OH
GERS aud raising money I" committee on educa-
ton Senate bull relating TO Justices OF Peace,