The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-12-07


Necessary to n choice, Is 10
Dariel Kellogg, ) )
Oscar L. Shafter 2
Jacob Colamer,
Daniel Colt, | 8
Scattering 10 Is
After the result Of the sixteenth bal
loting had been declared, Mr.. Warner
introduced resolution that further bal
loting be dispensed with until the next
session of the Legislature. The Presi-
dent decided the resolution to be out of
order. Mr.. Stevens of Franklin appeal
ed from the decision of the Chair. The
ruling of the President was sustained,
yeas, IS, nays II, the President voted in
the affirmative.
Mr., DcnIson moved that further ba.-
loting be suspended till to- morrow after.
noon. MIR. Colt moved to amend the
motion by inserting Tuesday next in
stead of to morrow disagreed to-yeas
! 10, NAYS rs. The motion was then a
greed to-
llorsr --Rpott Of Committee BY
the Committee on Roads, in favor Of the
Senate bill to incorporate Sudbury Rail
road Co.; the bill was read the third
"a ~ o "" hr od1;n., section that
lie o't sLau fo ro;d unloss sion 600
sLnu H., ,xno,,l,l ,,;,l,;n ,hrrs vn,rs
unless the road be completed within five
years. The amendment was adopted,
aud the bill was passed yeas l2l nays
;rho c.,, l.;,l ..,.,;ar - ,bo no,;co
,n W. S' ,.a , "il '1 ornnsdd hv
Wossrs p;;n,ntnn H;.o If Snmcrsci
III nnora amH j.. nassoac ,,os rcfnscd
A. H,rro".s oalinI No ,Lo rs,olu,i,n
>, II II VIII. !, u,s .nnnnrtcd
by Msssrs wilton W..bhnrn and Rad.
r!.1 ,,Iam n, IT,, 'LI,;ss rn,ro1 70 a
,,,a,,d - g.. H., ,n,, -, sson MA
nmn"dHon. ven. arraod ~ md tho rnso.
I,,;n.' ,ras .In,tn1 700. I2o ro,sI5
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I1,,s, Ps,,arIs or Co,,n,jItecs -
r.. ,La r.,,,,i,,, 80, C1rc,tior i, "a.
~ ''1 I;li y; .,I;,;au ~ ,Hn .n, 81
$50 xala.;,, 80 H., looa,;,,, - ~oi,ool
to"s1, .'" - ~ ."" "a ra.d;n,, a.,
tho Gcneral co,nmi,toe in favor If the
bill tor the preservation Of minks Mr.
Jossclyn Of Plymouth proposed to amend
by adding a provso, that any person
may kill minks when it can be show
that they have done no damage by kill
ing poultry. or committing any Other
dcpredations. Messrs. Field, and Fisl
Of West Haven, opposed the amendment
Messrs Josselyn of Plymouth, and Gran
dcy favored it, when Mr.. Pierce movec
to dismiss the bin, which motion was re
jcctcd. The amendment was then a
doptcd. yeas GS, nays GO, and the bill
WAS ordered to Sd reading, yeas SO
nays i3.
MONDAY, Nov. Is, ?. NJ.
The Senate was called TO order b.
the President pro temporc
, Bills iutrOlHcci d,m fcferrcd B
Mr.. Buck, in addition to, and amend
mont of sec. Sc, of chap. 81, c. $. t.
the committee on Banks.
! The resolution that no bill be intro
duccd after tomorrow morning cxcol
from the other House. and from COMM,
tees, was called up and passed.
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SryArr-RcDoyfs Of Committees
By the committee on Roads. III favor {
q the bill INCORPORATING the Sudbury Raj
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