Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-30

temore. from the iul com, against bill repeating
section 6, chapter 81, Compiled Statutes, reia-
ting 70 assignments; Sd reading refused. by
M Keih from select com, in favor OF bill To-
onnex a nart of Bolton to Waterbury; passed.
Mr. Keith presented the petition of Edmund
Perry and al others, and Abraham Woods and
others, praying Tor an act giving oounV In
J.ynxes and Wolves which was reterreo 10 TIC
com ON Finance. IN
MIR Currer presented the petition. OF N
Stocker and 26 others, praying tor OIL au'"Tl
ling free banking, which was reIerreu 10 '"'
Rils Introduced and referred. By Mr. Mar~H'
in addition to an act relating to ral''oaus' "pnO
we'd 1859 if any person shall suffer any oeaSI
to run at large on any railroad that mas oeeh
properly fenced, shall pay damages tic the corpo..
ration and shall recover no damages IN case OF
injury to beasts SO running atiarge to com OIL
Roads. e ,,
Bv Mr. :3oodhue, relating to railroads; II any
railroad chartered 10 this State shau construct
their road through any village, it shall De te
dutv If said company to build depot 10 said
village; and if it shall fail to 60 SO wilain SIX
months after the construction OF Inc road Tue
cornoratioD shall be liable TO indictment on COM
plant of any grand juror in the town; to com
oil on Judi
Adjourned.
Reports of COMMITTEES. By the Judiciary com
in favor OF BILL enacting that suits shall not abate
where same defendants are defaulted on joint
contracts, &c. Also, against bill relating to
witnesses in suits for or against Railroad corpo.
rations; Sd reading refused. Mr. Barrett moved
reconslderat on Of this vote; agreed to. ny
the sane com in favor OF bill amending sector
8 of act of l547, relating to notice by selectneI
to keepers of bowling alleys; Sd reading order
cred tomorrow morning. Also, in favor OF bill
in addition to act of 1850, for the formation o
associations to detect thieves and burglars, an
to recover stolen property; Sd reading ordere
tomorrow morning.
Bills referred. BY Mr. Davis. in addition t
chap 20 of r 5; whenever IN suits at law
equity, paper shall be offered, the genuinenes
of which is denied by the opposite party, an OF
der may be granted tor the inspection OF sue
paper. -.
MIR Crawford called up the resolution direct
ING the Secretary of State to procure the print
ing of three hundred copies Of the Constitution
Mr. Hubbeil was IN favor of the adoption OF tn
resolution on account of the convenience OF us
inv and transmission abroad of copies OF tn
consultation disconnected with the Compile
Statutes; the resolution was adopted.
Mr. Gilbert called up the resolutions .reIatin
to the abolition of Slavery, aud the CORRECTNESS
Of Vermont Legislation on thai subject, lntrodu
ced by Mr. Coburn. Mr. Barlow moved to strk
cut the 7th resolution, directing the Governor
transmit copies to the several Smtes. Mr. he
logg moved that they be laid on the table; agree
TO- Adj
FRIDAY, Oct "a, P. M.
SENATE.
The Senate passed the bill Incorporating tt
New York and Bennington Railroad Company
The Senate took up the bill relating 10 {
tates. This act is transcript OF the Ne'
Hampshire Statute, approved 1851, and IS
substance as follows: in ease administration
taken in this Stale, of the estate OF non-res
dent diving insolvent, his estate shall 50 be d.
|, posed of that all s creditors here and elsewhe
may receive an equal share in proportion to the
claims. Aid it should be nude to appear to al
Judge of probate in this state that claims ha
been duly proved against said estate IN any OF
er State, he shall receive a certified list OF su
claims and add the same to any list OF clall
proved in his Jurisdiction, so as to make ju
distribution among all creditors. No credltt
of any state shall take any benefit, if the pro
eriy shall not be equally apporioned to the ere
TORS of this State. Messrs Dewey, Keith a
Maltocks opposed the passage of the bill, as
ing more time to consderso important chanl
non s C Of NJ bewey { was a on the table
4 Sundry bills from the House were referred
, Adjourned.
!. HOUSE.
, PRAYER by Rev Scott.
!. Bills REFERRED BY Mr. Stroud, relating to
d school fund directing the Treasurer to colt
Y all moneys belonging 10 the school fund on
g befure the LIST of June, 1852, and make div
}. ion of the same in IN the several towns acco
= ing to the population of 1871, &C. By
II Bridges, incorporating the Mercantile Ba
i to com on Banks. BY Mr. Stacy that no lii
n shall be SOLD except Of certain quality, and !
N up in casks in The manner prescribed, with
provision excepting Line commonly sold by
!. bushel; to com on Man. By Mr. Gorham, a
ii ending sec & Of chap l07 OF R 5, relating
Il Grand and Petit Jurors, SO as to read tor attel
o ance 81 IS per day, for travel cents per M
for each lalsman 81 per day; ~ The Judlcl'
csm.
Resolutions By Mr. Porter, that the judici'
com inxure into the expedienCy Of aInendI
sec 81 of chapter Is of the Compiled Statu
J. relating to town clerks which requires the TEN
/ of legal fees for the service tereln named; ad
ted. By Mr. Chaplin, referring so much Of
e Governors Message as relates to com scho
t and Education, to the CON on Education ad
!. ted.
Engrossed Bills Relating to Telegraph
Companies and teegraphc apparatus; no lnl
:. ence of grant or easement presumed, VIII
: the teIegraphc apparatus is situated IN, upon,
i over tho lands or buildings of anv person pa
: ed. In addition to chapter IS oil G s, provld
for the formation of associations for the de
ton of thieves and burglars and for the rec0
) ry of stolen property; passed. Relating to
PENDANTS in action on JOINT contracts; no 8
shall abate where part Of defendants are deial
ed, or where a part are not table, but shall p
coed to final Judgment; passed.
+ Reports of Committees. BY com on Edu'
tion,, in favor of bills incorporating the Fair
'' Academy and Wilmington Academy; Sd re
= ing ordered. By the Select com, in favor Of
= petitions oil Trustees OF Dartmouth College d
n Of Nathan Lord, to sell grant in the town
:, Wheelock, with bill to that effect; third read
Z ordered tomorrow morning.
Il Adjourned.
T. SENATE.
8 O'Clock, P. M
d Reports Of Committees By Mr. Royce, fr
n Judiciary com, in favor of bill in addition
II chap IS C S, relating to literary and other So