Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

vorably reported the bill from the House, to ex-
tend the charter of the Wiliston Plank Road
Co, and it was read the Sd time and passed in
concurrence.
Mr.. Writers from the committee on Maunfae-
lures, reported in favor of the bill from the House
10 incorporate the Caledonia Machine Shop, and
1t was read the Sd time and passed in concur
renee.
Mr.. Stevens, of Franklin, from the committee
on the judiciary, reported the bill in addition to
chap. 81 C.. s., in relation to witnesses and de.
positions, with amendments. The amendments
were agreed to and the bill was ordered to be
engrossed and read the Sd time tomorrow after
noon.
MI Carpenter from the committee on Banks,
favofably reported the bill TO incorporate the
Mortified Bank and il was ordered to I've engross
ed and read the Sd time.
Mr.. Bailey from the committee on Manufac.
lures, reported in favor of the House bill to in
orporate the Rutland Water Co., and it was read
the 81 time and passed in concurrence.
Mr.. Stone from the committee on Education
to whom was recommtied the bill from the
House, to protect School Houses and Academies
for the purpose Of amendment, reported the bill
without any amendment, and it was read the
Sd time and passed IN concurrence.
Mr.. Coolidge from the committee on the Judi
ciary, favoraby reported the bill in relation to
subsequent attaching creditors, and it was order
ed to be read the 3D. time tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Coolidge from the committee on the Judi
ciary, reported the bill from the House in rela~
ton to trustees and trust funds, and it was read
the third time and passed in concurrence.
Engrossed Bais.-To repeal an act in udd-
ton to chap b c. S, relating to ejectment in
relation to the maintenance Of Fire Companies
in relation to the duties of Baggage Masters
to extend the charters of the Swanton and High
gate Railroad Co.. seyerally read the third time
and passed.
The Senate met the House in Joint Assembly,
and on returning adjourned
HOUSE.
Reports Of Commitiees.-By the Committee on
Printing in favor ofprnung 3CO copies Of the
following bills in amendment Of see. j. chap.65
c. 5. relating to the homestead House bill lG5
in amendment of the liquor law of last session ;
relating to innkeepers, grocers and the traffic in
intoxicating liquors and wines and to authorize
the consolidation of certain railroads the bills
were ordered to be printed. BY the Committee
on Claims in favor ofthe bill to pay the Batten.
Kill Bank; ordered to Sd reading Also.
against the petition Of the select men of Chester,
for the repayment of money, which was paid
into the state treasury by an error of the Z. S.
Marshall in taking the census on motion of Mr.
Grandey the report was ordered to lie BY the
Judiciary Committee, iayorabY to the bill relat.
ing to the actions of account, with an amend
ment, which was agreed to, and the bill was or
dered to Sd reading.
BY the Judiciary Committee in favor Of the
bill relating to the levy Of executions, with an
amendment; on motion of Mr.. Graudey, the
bin and report we're ordered to lie, Also, in ia
vor Of the bill altering the name of Julia A. NJ.
Jackson ordered to a Sd reading, Alsoagainst
the bill IN amendment of sec. - chap. ZIG c. S,
relating to the fees Of assistant Judges Of the
County Court reducing them from $500 to
$500 per day on motion Of Mr. Gray, the bill
was dismissed, ayes Sc, nays 35.
BY the Judiciary Committee in favor Of the
Senate bill in addition to chap. l0i c. 5, relating
to the burning Of buildings, with amendments,
which were agreed to and the bill was ordered
to a third reading.
BY the Judiciary committee, in favor of the
bin relating to dispositions and witnesses, with
an amendment providing that masters in chan
Gerry and notores public may issue subpgnas
and take dispositions, &c; after some debate
the amendment was agreed to, and the bill, on
motion Of Mr. Field, was ordered to lie.
Nr. Rice Of Somerset was excused from serv-
ing on the select committee on the petition for
the reorganization Of the town of Mansfield,
and Mr.. Burrows was appointed to fill the va
cancy.
The hour having arrived for the joint assembly,
the Senate came in, and the balloting for Ser
geant at Arms proceeded with the following re-
suits: