The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-24


Mr. Barrett Of NJ called up the bill
to amend C. so, C s. (taxng full value
Of personal property without deduction
for debts j Mr.. Burrows supported the
bill, When Mr.. Chamberlin of p moved
to dismlss--supported by Messfs Brown
ing Gray and Barlow,opposed by Mcssrs.
Weston of W., Grandey, Burrows and
Denison.
The Senate came in, and the follow
ing appointments were made
Hiram Harlow, of Windsor, Supcrin-
tendent of State Prison.
lst BAL 2d bal. Sd Jai
Benz. Billings, II 81 81
Hiram Harlow, 70 60 ll6
Barnabas Dean, 81 SO Q
Abncr I. Johnson, 3
Marcus Worcester. 3 4 4
Scattering, Q |
Directors ofthe State P,ision Rus
sell Hyde of Bellows Falls, Lucius II.
Dclano of Hardwick L. ii Dclano 1877,
Ebenczcr Bruce. Al y Geo w. Baily of
Elmore, st ballot of Geo. w Bailey
90 Philip G. Tucker 90, scattering 5 !;
I'd ballot. Geo w Bailey l0s, Philip G..
Tucker 20, Mrs Nichols, 6, scat. b.
The Senate withdrew and the House
adj
2 o'clock. p. NJ.
SENATE. Reports BY Mr. Miller,
from the select committee, favorably to
the bill anncxing part of Hartland aud
Hartford to Woodstock, and part of
Woodstock to Hartford read the Sd
time and passed.
By Mr.. Howe, from the committee on
Agriculture favorably to the bill in ad-
dition to s. 2 C 95 C. relating to grist
mills, TO charge one tenth for grinding
in the car the amcnt. was rejected, when
Mr. Baldwin moved to indefinitely post
pone the motion was lost, when MIR
Goodhue moved to amend so as to fix
tue toll at three quarts the amendment
was agreed to, and the bill was read the
third time and passed BY Mr.. Blake,
from the committee on Banks, favorably
to the bill in amendment of an act to
authorize the business of banking, with
an amendment the bill aud amendment
were ordered to lie
By Mr. Bates from the committee on
Banks. favorably to the bill, in amend.
ment Of an act to Incorporate to Frank
lin County Bank also favorably to tn c
bill, in amendment of an act to incor-
porate the Bank of Mddlebury each
read Sd time and passed. By Mr.
Eastman from the judiciary committee,
fav0rably to the bill providing for the
completion of the records of the char.
tcrs Of til, townships, in the Secretary
Of States Office of this State; 81
reading ordered, tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Harvey called up the bill re
latins to division fences, and its Sd
reading was ordered.
On motion of Mr.. lIale the Secrc-
tary was directed to request the House
to return to the Senate the amendment
of sects. q and 4G, c. so, C. S., re-
lating to the grand list.
On motion Of Mr.. Hale the vote re.
fusing Sd reading to this bill was re-
considered, and on motion of Mr.. Mil
Ter the bill was ordered to lie.
HOUSE. Reports. BY J Judiciary
committee, against bill in addition to
the act relating to the homestead-laid
on the table in favor of Senate bills
relating to sherifs and high baiIiffs and
in addition to C. 81, C. S., and both
were passed. BY committee on Man
in favor of bill relating to
the flowing of lands for mill purposes
laid on the table; Senate bill to i'll
corporate Island Pond Machine Shop
Co., and it was passed. BY General
committee, in favor Of establishing
houses of correction, and recommend
ing that the Governor be requested to
appoint a committee to draft bill for
the purpose laid on the table. BY
committee on Education, against bill
constituting board of education to
be appointed by the Governor ; bill
supported by Mr.. Grandcy;opposed by
Mr.. Barrett Of NJ, and laid on the
table.
The bill on the grand list was con.
sidcred and the motion to dismiss was
supported by Messrs Deane and Bar
low, opposed by Mr.. Grandey, and
carried, 1873 to SO.
The bill to annex part Of Richmond
to Bolton was made the order for
Tuesday next 10 A. NJ.
Res0lntiOns.-By Mr.. Needham,
authorizing the auditor to audit the
accounts Of witnesses before the COM
mittee on the Insane Asylum; adopted.
BY Mr.. Joslin, appointing Charles X.
Williams to revise the criminal code,
With q view 10 houses of correction:)
laid on the table.
The amendments of the Senate to
the bill relation to admission to and
Withdrawals from union school districts
were concurred in.
Saturday Nov 10
SENArE.-BiHs introduced and re-
ferred. BY Mr. Bogue, authorizing the
Rutland and Whitehall Railroad Co, to
extend their branch railroad to the
on Roads From the House,
in amendment of s. 5, C. I04. C S, rela-
ting to offences against private proper
ty'telating to the discharge of prison
ers, and relating to actions on account,
to the Judiciary committee for the re-
lief Of Samuel Lathe, to the same com
mi tee.
Petitions referred OF Byron Ste.
vens and others, for a railroad from Es-
sex junction to connect with the Rut-