The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

red 10 the committee ON roads.
Mr Gilbert elllcdup the roSoluijopa relat-
iug TO the abolition Of slavery, aid the cor
rectncss OF Ydrihdht legislation ON that sub
lcct. introduced by Mr. Coburn. Mr. Harlow
moved 90 strike oat the 7th resolution direct
ing the Governor 90 transmit copies 10 the
several states Mr. Kellogg moved that they
be- laid on the table agreed 10.
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. Friday, Oui ~. I0
SENATE-Thc Senate passed the bill p7
cooperating tho New York aud Bennington
Railroad Go
Tho Senate took up tho bill relating 20 cs-
tAtes. This Act is a.,ranscript OF the Nuw
Hampshire Statute, approved 1881 aud u IN
substance ~ follows IN case administration
he taken Ia THE State of the estate OF a nom
resident dying insolvont his estate AIail bc
10 disposed Of that all hi creditors here and
clsoW here may raeeivo an equal share in pro-
portion TO their claims. And II it should bc
made 10 appear ioany Judge of probate in this
state TINT claims have been duly proved n
gainst said estate in any other State, he shah
receive n certified list of such claims and add
the same TO any list OF claims proved IN his
jurisdiction, so as 10 make a just distribution
among all creditors. No creditors OF any
State shall take any benefit, &c the property
shall not bc equally apportionod TO tho cred
itors OF the State. Mvssrs Dewey, Keith and
Maiiaeks opposed the passage the hill, ak
ing moro time 10 consider so important q
change. Mr. Currer spoke in favor Of the
r hit, aHt on motion OF Air Dewey, it was laid
on the table.
Tho bin incorporating tie brandon Iron
Car Wheel Company wis passed.
Bills from the House MISUNDERSTANDING 20
defendants in actions on joint contracts; re-
/ lating 90 Bowling alleys; TO committee on iu-
dietary, Relating TO Telegraph Companies
anil Topographic Apparatus 10 committee on
finance. Ia addition 10 chap. ~ & s, rclat-
ing TO- literary and other associations, author
! Ling the formation of. thief detecting -sngie
ties To committee on education.
HOUSE Engrossed Bills-Rrlating tn
Tclegrhphic Companies and tclcgraphic APP
paratus; no inference of grant or easement
presumed, where the Geographic apparatus is
situated in, upon, or over tho lands or build
ings Of any person passed. In addition to
chapter 80 Of :, providing for the forma-
ton OF associations Tor the detection of thieves
and burglars, and for the recovery of stolen
property; passed. Relating 60 defendants
in actions on Joint contracts no suit shall a.
bate where part of defendants nrr deianlicd
or where part are not liable, but shall pro-
coed to final Judgment; passed.
Reports Of Committecs-ly the committee
on Banks, in favor Of bill rcpcaling sections
1902 and 1903 of chap. ~ Of Compiled Statutes
which directs commissioners Go receive No
subscriptions for stock unless applicants APP
pear in person and make oath that the stock
Is for themselves; laid on thGtable. BY the
select committee in favor Of the petitions OF
Trustees of Dartmouth College and Of Nathan
Lord TO anll n grant, ia tho town at lWheeloek
with bill to that effect Sd reading ordered
SENATE-P M-Rcports Of Committees.
Nv Mr. Miller from the committee on Land
Taxes, against the passage OF the bill in nd
dtion to nm act taxing, certain college lands,
approved $50, and on motion of Mr. Royco,it
was ordered 70 lie. by Mr. Royce, from Ju-
dietary committee, in favor of bill in addition
TO chapter SO @ s, relating to literary aud
other societies that any number of indiyid-
uals may associate themselves together under
the provisions of said chapter TO aid in de-
tccting, arresting and Furnishing thieves and
burglars, and restoring stolen property to the
riuhtiul owners; passed. BY Mr. Royce, from
the Judiciary committee against the bill re-
Iating to railroads, obliging companies to build
depots in every village through which the,
road may run; ordered 20 lie, on motion of
Mr. Goodhua. .s.....
Mr. Royce called ZIP tho hill Ia addition 10
the act taxing certain college lands, and the
third reading was retuscdait e
Bills refcrred--By Mr. Marvin, relating to
Tic grand 1igty All reat esrTrC secured by
charts to corporations, shall be set in town
where Il lies, except what's secured from tax
atod by lawi to sci -et committee of five sem
ators .rH usi.}. It#.fts u-It. l.r
IIOUSE-Rcports of Committees by the
select committee, in favor of bill assessing
tax on the county of Caledonia, with proposals
of amendment I; adopted and bill ordered ton
Sd reading. BY the General committee, in
favor of bill establishing the boundary lines
between Marlboro, Wilmington, and Dover,
with proposals. of amendment; amendments
adopted and hill ordered to n third reading.
The two Houses met In joint assembly and
made the following elections
Circuit Judges-lst Circuit, Hon. X. Pier
point; 2d, Hon. Jacob Coamcr; Sd, Hon.
Luke p. Poland; 4th, Asahcl Peck, Esq.
SUPERINTENDENT State Prison--Iliram
llMlow.e.l,.a l.a.+ $50 MONA llIrr. l.t -.
Directors OF State Prison=-Johu Porter,
Russell Hyde, Alfred Keith.
Comnissioicr OF the Insane Calvin Jew
Ell. ia' 3 ,..D -,n a.a.1 ..4t4,
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