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

necessary 10 choice llS
Pierpoint Isham 1I7
Daniel Kellogg ITO
Milo l.. Bennett
Scattering a
On the 81 ballot Pierpoint Tsham was elected.
The election Of Circuit Judges was postponed
until Friday next, at haIfpas o'clock, p m.
Librarian
George Nichols, viua uoce
Reporter Of Supreme Court.
Peter T. Washburn 1913
Edwin Hutchinson 88
Peter I. Washburn was accordingly elected.
The Senate withdrew, and the House adj.
WEDNESDAY, Oct %.
SENATE
Petitions REFERRED BY Mr. Whtemore Of E
J Town and 10 others, asking that part of Boil
ton may be annexed to Waterbury to Senators
from Washington and Chittenden counties. BY
Mr. Foster, of Rufus Frost aud 13 others, inhlb-
itants of Pttsford, for law that shall embrace
the rights of all men to the soil to com on AZ.
Mr. Marvin presented TIE remonstrance of
Harry Hill, against the granting of the petition
of Jesse w Holcomb and ia others, for a.
bridge from Grand Isle to Isle la Mott which
was referred to com on Roads.
Reports Of Committees In favor Of House
bill to annex past Of Weyhridge to Miaa'e~
bury; in favor of bill incorporating Champlain
Steamboat Co; passed. Also in favor Of bill in
cooperating the Bennington and New York R R
Co; ordered to Sd reading on Friday morning
next.
Mr. Currer called up the bill relating to no.
taries public, and it was passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. ]. S. Burnham.
BAs REFEREED Ry Mr.. Allen, for the preser-
vation of muskrats-any person killing a musk
rat between the 18th of May and 18th of March
following, shall forfeit one dollar; by Mr. Carl
ton altering the name and constituting her-at-
law of A A Vaughn: by Mr. Davis, relating to
applications to the General Assemby-when-
ever application shall be made for the creation
of a new town or county, or for alteration of
shire of any county, or for the alteration of
county lines notice shall be given as in sec |
chap 3, and the last notice shall be thirty days
before the session of the legislature; all to the
Gen com, By Mr. Noyes, to incorporate the
Wilmington Academy to the com on Educa-
ton. By Mr. Stickney, to prevent the destruc-
] il, d. r..
Martin Of Landgrove, reducing the salary of
State Superintendent Of common schools =; to the
com on Edu. By Mr. Root, giving the care of
Essex CO grammar school lands to the selectmen
of the towns where sltuated to the members of
Essex co. BY Mr. Hooker, to incorporate the
St StAlbans and Bakersfield plank rad CO; to the
com on Roads BY Mr. Burgess, in addition to
act of 1850 to extend the Ashueot R R Co; to
com on Roads. BY Mr. Haskell, altering the
name of Ellen Ida Adelaid Cross and consttu-
ting her heir at-law to Gen com. By Mr. Dew
ey, providing for filling vacancies in the office
of first constabe-giving the seectmen power
to fill the same by leaving notice with the town
clerk; to same com.
Petitions REFERRED OF VIM Kttredge and
others, OF John II Woodward and others, for a
free banking law to the select com on that sub
ject OF Alden Partridge, with papers, for a
new Board of Trustees of Norwich University
or for the repeal of the charter; of inhabitants
of Wilmington, for a high school or academy in
the town of Wilmington both to the com on
Edu. OF Daniel Reed and others, for free
banking law; to the select com. Of inhabi-
tants of Fairhayen, for bank at Castleton; of
Solomon Newell and others for bank at ia
maica both to com on Banks.
ResOlutions BY Mr. Richardson, that the Jud
com be instructed to inquire into the expedency
of repeaing sec of chap 60 Of R S, and also
so much of the homestead law as requires an
acknowledgement of deeds by the wife separate
and apart from her husband; adopted, Mr. Bar
rett called up the Senate resolution for joint
assembly this afternoon at O'Clock to elect q
State Superintendent of common schools, three
Directors of the State Prsion, Commissioner
Of the Insane, and 4 Bank Commissioner
amended by inserting Friday instead of'Wed-
nesday, and by striking out the election of State
Superintendent of common schools, as there is
bill before the House to abolish that Office
resolution adopted in concurrence. Mr. Barrett
also called up the resolution to furnish each
school district with Webster's Dictionary. MI
Hubbell thought the appropriation should be bS
bill, and not by resolution, and that it should b
recommitted for the purpose Of reporting bill
MIR Barrett stated that the com had fully inves