The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-26
vERMoET LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Nov. IA, A. =,

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FRIDAY, Nov. IA, A. 81.
Reports ef C'orurH'ees. BY Mr.. Dewey
in behalf Of The COMMITTEES on roads, m "a
vor Of bhi TO incorporate the Swanton md
Iiighga;e Railroad Company, rubaiiiuie
for the original bill Mr.. Eastman Propcs
ed al additional section as an amendment,
that the company be under the control ef
any future legislature, 10 altar amend or
repesi as the public good may require which
was accepted by the frends ct the bill Thc
substitute ws siopted for the original bill.
and after souns discnaion /, wn ordered 20
lis, on motion Of Mr.. Carrier, and r,ads the
special order at 10 A. NJ to. s.orrow.
BY Mr.. Marvin, from the COMMITTEES on
Educaiion, in favor Of ball amending chsp.
70 c. S., relating to warning school meet
ino.-ordered 10 lie On nio:ion a Mr.. Mil
Ter. BY MIR. Goodhue frc II the join, select
committee raised to 6x upcn day for ad-
iourn,nrnt q resolution that bo,h Houses be
adjourned on "Wednesday next, at 0 O'Clock,
A. NJ; ordered 10 lio GA motion Of Mr..
Keith. from the committee on msnu'sc:sres
against the bill 10 incorporate tho Middle
bury Hotel Company ordered 10 lie on mo-
ton oil Hr. Foster.
HOUSE.
Ensr0.sed Bills Correcting q roiefence
10 wrong secl.on in tie license law-ppssed.
In addition to chapter % C. b.. relating to
highway. providing for notice when peni
road is TO be located, and compensation b.
fore the issuing Of any order by the so'scl-
men-pcssed. Apporlionins the members
Of ihe Senate 70 the several counties. Mr
Barrett moved 10 commit for amendment.
with instructions to provide for the repeal OF
section - Of chapter Of c. s. agreed to,
and the bill was committed to MIR. Barrttt.
who made the aforesaid amendment, and
sfter some discussion the bill ~as passed.
B;Ns referred. BY Mr.. Stacy, by leave
of the House, in addition 10 chapter ss Of
c. s., importing a forfeiture Of sheep found
at large by ths neglect or default Of owners
or keepers, infected with Ihs hopf roli 10 the
committee on Agriculture.
A communication was received from lad
ock Thompson, relating 10 the Geosr aphcal
survey Of the State, and referred 10 the com
mittee OH Education.
SENATE
fo'CLoCK, P. ".
Reports Of Committees. BY MIR Blake
from The committee on banks, in favor o.
the bill authorizing The business ol banking
with several proposed amendments, the prin
cipal Of which were naming the state stock
10 be used, and limiting the number Of per
sons who are to associate together for bank
ing business. The amendments propcse'
were adopted. Mr.. Whiltemore moved al
indefinite postponement, and spoke in favo
of the motion. Messrs Bgelow, Seymou
and Mailocks opposed, and il wes lost, 2,
to 8. The bill was lLen passed to its thir'
reading.
Mr.. Curricr called up the bill relating t
the rights md competency Of wiInesse,
Messrs Royce and Barsov spoke in favo
, of the bill. Mr.. Keith moved to amend b
striking out the last section OF the bill pen
ding tho decision, on motion Of Mr Biselov
it was laid on tue table.
: HOUSE.
Reports Of Committees. by the commit
e tee on Military Affairs, in favor of the bi
. for the alteration of the militia law; whic
p repeas all acts for the compensation Of ii
. uniform militia and fixes the salaries ol Gel
tain officers; third reading ordered. Il
the committee on Education. against bill
i addition to chapter 20 of the c. s.. allowin
O no share of the school money to dstric
where schools are taught by teachers wit
out a license The bill WAS discussed
MIR. Martin Of Underhill, and Bromley,
favor, and by Mes,rs, Coburn of Thelfor
and Everis in opposition. MIR Chamberla
is of PlainGcld, moved to dismiss which "
-, discussed 10y Messrs. Stroud, Moses c
burn and Eyefts in favor, and Messrs. Ora
dey and Maynard in opposition, and pr
vailed,
>" SENATE.
U FRIDAY, EvE Nov. L..
SO Mr.. Mattocks called up the bill to p
n Henry Stevens the sum mentioned, and
,n was passed its third reading
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