Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-25

Reports. BY Mr.. Seymour, from the Select
committee favoraby to the bill to alter the time
Of holding the county cour, in Addison county
passed. BY Mr.. Goodhue, from the committee
on Roads, favoraby to the bill relating to bridg-
es. with amendments, which we're agreed to,
and the bill was ordered TO I'd reading. by
| Mr.. Miller. from the committee on Education,
| avoraby 10 the Bin TO incorporate the London
derry Academy, with an amendment, which was
agreed to- and the bill was passed. BY Mr..
Goodhue, from the committee on Roads, iavorn
oily to the bill relating to Wucosh Turnpike
Co; passed BY Mr. Seymour, from the Judi
cary committee. hyombly TO the bill relating
to insurance ON health by foreign corporations;
3D. reading ordered. BY Mr. Blake, from the
Joint committee on The Library fivorably to the
bin providing for certain purchases for the Ii
Ibry, with an amendment which was agreed
to, and the bin was ordered to a I'd reading.
Engrossed BW To prevent the traffic in in
toSicutng liquors for the purpose Of drinking
passed, 1906.
Mr.. Blake was excused from serving on the
select committee on the bill to annex part of
Richmond To Bolton, and Mr. Goodhue was APP
pointed in hi. place Mr. Goolhue was then ex.
cu.cd, and Mr.. Hale was appointed in his pl4cc.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Reports. BY Select committcc. Senate bll TO
consolidate certain railroad companies, and 1t
was pissed by committee on Banks Senate
/ bill to incorporate the Bennington Savings Bank,
with amendments, which were adopted and the
bill was pissed. BY Select committee. against
the bin laying tax on Orleans county, and il
w1s dismissed by Select committee, substitute
for bin laying a tax on Rutland county for build
/ ing jail, and il was ordered to 3D. reading BY
Mr.. Porter, from the select committee on the pc
/ ttons for the Aluinc liquor law, "a report, giving
tie number of petitioners az $1,000 inhabitants
of this state, of whom 1850 were legal voters,
and arguing that the law is necessary constitu-
tional. and would be effective for the purposes
designed, and recommending a substitute being
the Senate bin for the bin referred to them.
Mr.. Stevens submitted a minority report, taking
the ground that majority of the people have not
asked for the hw-that the present law would
be sufficiently effective if eniorced-ti,o, fine
iconstitutionalitv of the Maine law is do,Attil
land. finally, the expediency Of il has mo-, sufi.
cienny boon tested IN the STATES ,,t.,o /, l.,s
been adou,ed Tho snbs,i,u,e ,,..s ,,,ro.l e..
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