Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

cept by committees on matters referred to them,n
and It was, on motion of Mr. Everts amended by
inserting " w ednesday morning the Jth of No.
vember," instead Of Saturday morning. and by
striking out all after the word commiuees.r-
Mr. Barrett then moved that it be laid on the
table, which was opposed by Mr. Bromley, who
thought there was every prospect of the business
being protracted unnecessarily, and favored by
Mr. Grandey who was opposed to the restriction
altogether as it was mere excuse to abridge
the business without fair Investigation; the
motion prevailed.
Mr. Sabin called up the bill extending the
charter Of the Woodstock Railroad Company,
and moved that 1t be recommitted to the COM
mittee on roads for further hearing agreed to-
Mr. Barrett called up the bill apportioning the
Senate to the several counties laid on the table
and made the special order for 3 o'clock NJ, in
order to give time to the House to inform itself
in regard to the population Of several counties.
Engyossed BHs. Relating to public lands in
Canaan; the rents and profits shall be appropria-
ted for common schools until minister is set
tied passed. To incorporate the Vernon Glass
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WinoOski Bridge Co. passed. To incorporate
the ST. Adams and Bakersfield Plank Road Co.
passed
The bill annexing part Of Richmond to Boil
ton was taken up, read, and some time taken in
making inquiries of the committee who nvesti-
gated the same Mr. Fletcher moved that the
bill be dismissed, which was discussed BY Messrs
Adams and Grandcy in favor, and by Mr. Cotton
Of Bolton in opposition, and the motion prevailed.
Mr. Bromley called up the bill in addition to
an act making the St Lawrence and Atlantic
Railroad Co. corporation within this State, and
offered amendments changing the route of the
Road sc. Mr. Barlow moved that the bill and
amendments be laid on the table and be made the
special order for Tuesday next at ? o'clock P.
NJ. Agreed to. Adjourned.
SENATE.
FRfDAY, ., p. NJ.
Reports Of COMMITTEES. BY Mr Royce from
the committee on the Judiciary, in favor Of bill
repeating sec lG, chap l5,C Sregulatlng the ap-
pointment Of highway surveyors. Messrs Royce,
Barstow, and Whiitemore favored the bill,
Messrs Bigelow Keith, and Goodhue opposed,
and the Sd reading was refused II to II.
BY the same, regulating the collection of ar
rears of highways taxes all arrears shall be ad-
for collection; ordered to lie, on motion of Mr
Dewey.
By Mr. Whittemore from the same commit
tee, IN favor Of bill relating to process; no res
ident citizen of the United States shall be ar
rested on any civil contract Or debt occurring
since Janury |, A D, 1882 unless an affidavit
shall be filed similar to the previous statute by
the plaintiff or his attorney. Mr. Goodhue NOV
ed to amend so that the act take effect from
January !, l %, which, after some discussion,
was withdrawn and on motion of Mr. Currier,
the bill was laid on the table.
By Mr. Whihemore,from the same committee,
in favor Of bill relating to Ejeciment; no suit
shall determine in consequence of the plaintiffs
transferring the title after such suit shall have
Teen commenced; passed
BY Mr. Keith from the committee ON Manu-
features, in favor of bill amending the act incor-
poratng the Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire
Insurance Company any person insured in said
company may deposit money instead Of pre-
MUM note ordered to I'd reading.
The bill in addition to an act Incorporating the
Woodstock Railroad Company was reported by
Mr. Currier. who had it in charge to amend, and
on motion Of Mr. Dewey, it was again referred
to the committee on Roads.
Bills introduced and rejerred BY Mr. Marvin,
regulating Foreign Insurance Companies insur-
ing in tins state all foreign companies insuring
on property, life and health, in the state, shall
deposite $4,000 in good security in the state,
and failing to do so, all assurances made by
said ompanies shall be null and avoid to com
mittee on Judiciary.
Mr Whittemore called up the bill setting a
par, Of Somerset to Dover and part to Wards
boro', and proposed to amend by regulating the
place of holding the town meetings in Dover;
the amendment was rejected and the third read
ing refused.
The bill for the relief of the town Of Elmore
was taken up. Mr. Keith moved to amend CIV
ing $50 instead OF SIS to the town for the sup
port Of Mr. Tucker, out of which sum the town
is to pay to Tucker $40 per annum. Messrs
Keith and Bailey spoke for the amendments Mr.
Bigelow opposed the amendment and the bill
third reading refused.
Mr. Whiuemore called up tn bill TO lncorpo-
rate the Wantastquet Railroad Company. The
question heing on the adoption Of the amend
meuts proposed at the forenoon session, Mr. Cur
rier moved an indefinite postpoumeut Of the
subject which was carried, ID TO /.
/ Adjourned.
HOUSE
Reports Of COMMITTEES. BY the judiciary
committee, in favor of bill relating 10 original
papers offered in evidence; whenever in suits at
law or equity, original papers are offered, the
genuinenoss Of which is objected To, the Court
may grant an order for inspection. BY the same,
against bill forlhe appointment Of commission
ers in the Province of Canada, to take deposit
tons and the acknowledgment of deeds. Mr.
Hubbell, who introduced the bill al the request
Of others, moved that the same be dismissed, as
there is a law now in force providing for such
appointment agreed to. BY the same, IN favor
of the bill relating to the duties oil Register Of
proh.te nrovidino that the ReqlstCrs shall per