The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-17

I by Mr.. Seymour, and on motion Of
Mr.. Goodhue ordered to lie.
Bill introduced and referred. By
Mr.. Martin, to incorporate the Ben
nington avings Bank to committee
on Banks.
Report. BY Mr.. Miller, from thu
committee oc Education, favorably tt
the bill regulating admissions to Unioi
School Districts, with certain amend
mcnts and OH motion of MIR. Seymou
the bill and amendments were ordered
to lie..
Mr.. Stevens called up the bill pre-
s-ribing the standard weight of pota
toes the motion considered, the vott
adopting the amendments, fixing the
st ,ndard weight Of beans at G3 pounds
and peas at 80 pounds, was favored
by Mr.. Blake and agreed to; Mr.
Blake moved to amend the amendment
so as to fix the standard weight OF
beans at 66 pounds, and after some
discussion the motion was lost; Mr..
Blake moved so as to fix the standard
weight of beans at Ga pounds and the
motion prevailed, and the bill amend
ed was read the Sd time and passed.
Adjourned,
lloUSE.-Bills introduced and re
ferred. By. Cushman of Fairhaven,
to incorporate Failhavcn Hotel Co.,
and by Mr.. Dean, relative to discharge
Of prisoners in Jail; both to Judiciary
committee.
Engrossed Bills. Relating to right
Of attaching creditors repeating sec.
46, C. IS, C. S., in relation to invalid
leyies-passcd
Resolution. By Mr.. Drury, as to
the expcdicncy Of removing the state
capital from Montpelier to Burlington;
referred to General committee.
Mr.. Weston Of w. reported tide bill.
fixing the toll on corn ground in the
cob. amended by fixing the toll at one
twelfth: Mr.. Dickncll moved to dis
miss, and after discussion by Messrs
Wston of W., Ho;chkiss, Needham,
Gray, Williams, Barlow, and Cham
bcrlain of p, this motion was mega
lived, and the bill passed., 90 to S5.
The House resumed consideration
of the bill annexing part of Hartford
and IIartland to Woodstock, &c. when
it was committed for amendment.
Mr.. Glandcy called up the bill max
ins an appropriation for m onument
in honor of William French, and Oh
his motion it was made the special or.
der for O'clock this afternoon.
The House proceeded to consider
the special order, being the bill to an
mex part of Richmond to Bolton. AT
ter full statement of facts by Mr..
Sherman, the bill was opposed by Mr..
Grandcy and supported by Mr. Reed
Mr.. Cotton proposed an additional sec
ton to the bill, when Mr.. Hayden
moved to dismiss. This motion was
opposed by Messrs. Dlodgctt and Bar
low, supported BY Messrs, Deane and
Browning.
Adjourned.
SENATE. ?. M-Rpo,ts. BY Mr..
Green, from the committee on Finance,
AGAINST bill in alteration of chap. 116.
c. =, relating to salaries and fees,
(fxing the salary of the Superintend
ant Of the States Prison at 500 y
on motion of Mr. Buck, ordered to lie,
By Mr.. Northrop, from the committee,
on Claims, fayorably to paying Oar
win Ryder read the Sd time and
passed. BY Mr.. Eastmen, from the
judiciary committee, against the bill
relating to the fees Of jurors before
justice courts; the bill was supported
by Mr.. Martin, opposed by Messrs.
Bailey of Rutland, and Bailey of La
noble, and its Sd r, aiding ref sed. BY
Mr.. Blake, from the select committee
on so much Of the Governors message
as relates to the tariff; on motion OF
Mr.. Seymour, the report was ordered
to lie.
Mr.. Goodhue called up the bill re-
lating to the collection and distribu-
ton Of the school fund the bill was
opposed by Mr.. Martin, and read the
3D. time and passed-yeas %, nays 4.
IIousE.-Eeports. BY committee
On Education, bill relating to certain
public lands in Sterling, and it was or
dcrcd to Sd reading. By General
committee, against bill relating to fees
of grand and petit jurors Mr.. Bar
rett of NJ, moved to amend, leaving
the bill so as to require parties to pay
30 cents for each action entered and
IS for each action tried, his object
being to renumcrate the state in part
for the extra expense required by i'll
creasing the pay Of jurors Mr.. Bar
ow moved to dismiss-supportcd by
Messrs. Barlow, Deane, Rowell anc
Needham, opposed by Mr.. Grandey
and carried. BY committee on STATE
Prison, against the bill increasing thu
number Of directors and giving then
power to appoint superintendent, ant
it was dismissed. BY General com
= mittee, bill to restrain certain animals
, from running at large, and it was or
dered to Sd reading.
. Engrossed Bills. Mr.. Barlow re
4 ported the bill to annex part of Hart
, land and Hartford to Woodstock a
menGed, and the bill was passed. Re
J. lating TO public lands in uuorganize