Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

ordered. BY inc JuulClhiy Co'hliiietco III i''N' "
the bill given non residents the same immunl-
ties and privileges in regard to arrest and i'm
prisonment from process issued on contracts
made since 1882 Mr. Kellogg thought this bill
should have prospective instead OF RETROSPECT
tive operation, and moved the bill be laid on the
table.
By the committee on Roads, in favor of Senate
hill in addition to act incorporating the Wood
stock Railroad Co. Mr. Kellogg moved the bill
be laid on the table,as he wished TO propose some
amendments as 10 a like bill that originated IN
the House the motion agreed TO- by the
Judiciary committee, against bill to amend sec.
43 of CHAPTER az of r. s., relating to Probate
Courts 80 reading refused by The committee
on Agriculture 10 whom was referred the bill to
amend sec 10 Of chap. AZ of G. s, that a legal
question is devolyed the bill was than referred
to the committee on the Judiciary. BY the COM
mit,ee on Banks, against bill to incorporate the
Castleton Bank; also against the bill to incorpo-
rate the Mortified bank both laid on the table
BY the General committee, in favor Of the bill
altering the names of Henrietta Jerusha Pestel
Ellen Isabel Flint AFRO A. Vaupn Julius Clark,
Silas II, Dennis, Marian Augusta Wilmington.
Ellen Maria Bonney and Lucia Maria Fish, and
constituting them heirs at law; also Albion La
cordes Inman, Aurora Macauy. Ellen Ada AIDE
laide Cross, Cassius Romeo Rounds, David r.
Cakes, Roswell Davis and Charles P. Davis 3D.
reading ordered.
Bills referred. By Mr. Graves, that the secre-
tary Of each railroad corporation furnish to each
town true statement of the entire length and
distance Of such railroad through such town, the
amour, Of capital stock paid in, which shall be
considered the true value Of such stock, and said
stock shall be assessed after deductng from the
total value Of the stock the amount Of taxes paid
by non residents; 70 the select committee on the
Grand List. BY AR Gilbert providing for an
appropriation for the instruction Of iiioiic md
feeble minded youth TO the committee on Edu-
cation. BY Mr. Richardson Of Waitsfeld, in ad
dition 10 chapter 81 Of the c s. relating to the
collection OF taxes; fixing the 18th of May as
the time when certain taxes shall be assessed
to the select committee to revise the listing law
BY the same, in addition to chapter % of the c
s, relating 10 the repairs of highways and brdg
es: taxes provided for IN the "a md 9Th sections
shall be assessed prior to the 25th of May, and
the Office Of surveyor shall continue one year
from that time 10 the committee on Roads BY
Mr. Bloagett, providing for a duplicate certificate
of votes for Electors to the committee on f.
lections.
MIR Adams called up Senate bill relating to
Banks, and moved the same be recommtted to
the committee agreed to.
Mr. Richa rdson called up the resolution in re-
lation to the purchase of the Compiled Statutes
by the Secretary of the State, and the same was
rejected.
The Atlantic Railroad bill was resumed: the
vote accepting Mr. Stacy's amendment was re-
considered, the amendment of Mr. Rowell was
withdrawn and Mr. Stacy introduced another as
substitute allowing the Commissioners to bring
the Passumpsic and Misssquoi Roads to June
ton with the Atlantic. 1t was discussed by
Messrs Rowell and Stacy in favor pending
which discussion the House adjourned.
SENATE
FRIDAY Nov. Z, A.m
Prayer by the Chaplain
Mr.. Seymour moved reconsideration of the /
vote indefinitely postponing the bill to pay Asa
T. Barron the sum therein mentioned, and the I
motion to reconsider was ordered to lie.
Mr. Royce called up the resolution relating to
the sale of the Compiled Statutes, and it was
rejected.
Bills introduced and referred By Mr. Went /
worth, to incorporate the Rockingham Academy;
to the committee on Education. From the /
House, in addition to the bill Incorporating the /
Ball Mountain Manufacturing Company to the .
committee on Manufactures.
Reports Of COMMITTEES, BY Mr. Baldwin, from
the committee on claims, on the bill to pay Tap /
pan Stevens the sum therein mentioned for p,ir- (
suing and arrestng horse thief, in favor Of pay /
ing part Of the bill. Mr. MatiocLs moved to a-
mend by substituting Sl4 for 500, the sum nam
ed IN the original bill, which was ordered. % TO
4, and passed to Sd reading. BY Mr. LYMAN,
from the committee on Education, in favor of the
bill relating to the Vermont Antiquarian Socio-
ty 1t was amended so that the society retains
It's former name, and ordered to it's 3D. reading.
BY Mr. Seymour, from the committee on claims
In favor of the bill 10 pay the Administrator of
Joshua Thomas, with proposal TO amend redu-
cling the sum TO SIS 90.
i, appears from the statement made by the COM
mittee that a similar bill had been previously en-
ter;ained and rejected. Mr. Royce raised the
question as to the propreiy of receiving the bin
without two thirds vote as required by the rule
and a vote being. taken the Senate refused to re-
ceive the bill.
Nh Keith called up the bill Incorporating the
Shoreham Marble Company, and moved to a.
mend, substituting for the third section so tina,
the corporation shall not be organized TIL $40
QUO shall be paid in, the Indebtedness not ex-
coed the amount Of capital paid in, and in case
of the violation Of any provisions the private
property of stockholders shall be liable for the
debts Of the company for the amount Of stock
held; reject 20 to read the ID time and order
ed to lie, on motion of Mr. Goodhue.
The Senate passed the bill fixing the time of
holding the county courts in the county Of O. /
range, changing the time to the third TUESDAYS
of January and June, the bill in amendment of
the charter Of the Farmers Mutual Fire lnsur-
ance Company, the bill relating the No,arie,
Public, requiring the oath &c. to be recorded.