The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-05

no 81.
Bills referred. By Mr.. Eyerts, for the
preservation Of fish any person whc shall
hereafter catch or destroy trout in any lake.
/ pond, or bro k in any other way than by
( hook and line, shall forfeit and pay 81 for
every trout to the General committee By
Mr. Chamberlin OF Piaihield, TO extend the
charter Of the Montpelier and Wells River
/ Railroad Company 10 the committee on
Roads; BY MIR. Adams relating to tie trial
of criminal cases whenever any person is
tried ior any crime or ni;sdemeanor, the jury,
before lie Gaze is given TO them. shall be
KEEP, together as in civil cases TO the Judicial
~ committee. By MIR. Evers, relatiog to
the service Of process; no person shall be
authorized to serve any process, reiurnable
before any court of record, unless the plain
tiff, his agent, or attorney shall file an af,
lidavit stating tina no regular officer can sea
sonAbly he had TO the same committee.
Petitions referred. OF. NJ. Hoyt and
Others of Joel Fletcher aud others, for Ia "
restraining horses, cattle and sheep frou
running at large in highways TO the Gvner.
al committee.
The Chair announced the following as the
select committee on the bill and petition in
troduced yesterday relating 10 trustee proc
ess-Messrs. Wilcox. Hall of Wallinglor'l
ChamberIin, Hall Of Shelburne, aud Vail
Mr.. Bromley called up the resolution
which provides " that 10 bills shall be intro
iuced into either House alter Saturda,
morning next, except by committees oil
matters referred 10 them" and il was, OF
motion Of Mr. L veris, amended by insert
ing ?" Wednesday morning the 9Th Of No
veniber,' instead Of Saturday morning." an,
by striking oui all after The word "coInmit
tees. "-Mr. Barrett then moved that il b
laid on the table, which was opposed b.
Mr.. Bromley. who thought there was ever
prospect Of the business being proiIacte
unne cessarily, and favored by Mr.. GIande,
who was opposed to the restriction altoge,h
err, as il was a mere excuse to abridge III
+ business witt ou' a fair investigation ib
motion prevailed.
, Mr.. Sabin called up the bill extendin
the charter of the Woodstock Railroa
Company. and moved that il be recommilte
TO the committee on roads f'r a further hear
ingi agreed TO.
Mr.. Barrett called up the bill apporiior
ing the Senate to the several counties lai
on the table and made the special order fc
o'clock p. NJ. in order 10 give time 10 III
House TO inform Itself in regard TO the poi
ulaiion Of several counties.
i The bill annexing part Of Richmond
Bolton was taken up, read. and some tim
taken in making inquiries Of the commitie
!, who investigated the same. Mr.. Fetch,
= moved that the bill be dismissed, which WI
a discussed by Messrs. Adams and Grande
! in favor. and by Mr.. Cotton Of Bolton
q opposition, and the motion prevailed. NJ
4 Howell called up the bill in addition to a
|. act making the st. Lawrence and Atlant
Railroad Co., cooperating within this Stat
a and offered amendments changing the roul
q Of the Road &c. M. Barlow moved lh
4 the bill and amendments be laid on the 4
BILE and be made the special order for Tue
y day next at 2 O'Clock =. NJ. Agreed
q Adjourned.