Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10

latinr to certain public lands IN HydeparK,
in favor Of it's passage. 3 reading refused.
Mr.. Hyde reported the House bill annex
inc part of Mansfield to Plain6eld, against
its passage; 3D. re aiding refused.
Mr.. Denison reported the House bill to
paw Francis Francis V. Randall the sum
therein mentioned in favor Of its passage
ordered to be read Sd time. Read 3D. time
and passed.
Mr.. Coolidge reported Senate bill amend
ing secs 3 and 5 of chap. NC Of salaries and
fees. Laid on the table. Adj
HOUSE.
Mr.. Gilman moved that when this House
adjourn, it be to 10 o'clock on Monday,
agreed to.
Mr. George moved to reconsider the vote
OF this morning, rejecting the resolution as
to chaplains of state prison; supported by
Messrs. Rankin and Hotchkiss of w. and
the resolution was passed.
Engrossed BWs.-To authorize select
men to establish fire districts in certain
cases constituting Sarah Ellen and Alma
G. Bailey heirs .at-lsw of Elisha Ilerrick for
support of transient insane person-sever-
ally passed.
Public Bills referred to committee on
printing.-By Mr.. George repeating all acts
prohibiting the General Assembly from
hearing aad granting petitions, provided the
parties have had reasonable notice by Mr..
Page 10 regulate choice of council of cen
sors; by Mr.. Washburn. in addition to chap.
p, relating to ferries.
The resolution for evening sessions was
amended SO as to read "from and after Tues
day next" and adopted
Bills referred Establishing board of ed
ucation, to committee on education 4; relat-
ing to highways and bridges, to general con-
uittee.
Reports. BY general committee. bill re-
pealing act Of 1851 for the preservation of
fish, so far 1t relates to Peacham pond
and it was ordered to Sd reading BY Judi
ciary committee, bill relating to assignees
and trustees Of corporations, amended so as
to be prospective only, aud ordered to 80
reading. BY committee Of ways and means,
that no legislation is nee sssary as to fees of
bluk commssioner.-Mr Washburn moved
to recommlt, for a report of the amount re-
ceived for the last three years, in obedience
to the order of the House; supported by
llessrs Beckwith, Wssbburn and Kirkland,
opposed by Mr.. Field, and agreed to. BY
same committee, asking to be discharged
from petitions of James Plat and A G.. Brush
agreed to, and they were referred TO COM
mttee on military affairs. BY select com
m'tee on the grand list, bill for printing laws
on the grand list and il was ordered to 3D.
reading. By committee on banks, in favor
of oil chartering the bank of Lyndon, and
ii was laid on the table against bill to char
ter the bank Of Cabot, and it was laid on the
table. BY committee on claims, bill to pay
Milton Cutler, aud it wss dismissed. BY
committee on banks, bill extending charter
of the bank Of Caledonia, mot increasing the
capital and il was ordered to 30 reading;
bill to charter the Richmond nix, Producing
the capital 10 $50, 000,) and 1t was ordered to
Sd reading bill amending 9Th sec. of act
charterng the bank of Waterbury, and it
was ordered to Sd reading; against bill to
charter West Randolph bank, and ii was laid
on the table; against bill to incorporate
Winooski bank, and it was laid on the table.
BY General Committee, bill to restore to
Benz. Huntley his legal privileges, and it
was ordered to Sd reading. BY Judiciary
Committee, to create and perpetuate libra
~ for the State Prison, amended and order
J ed to Sd reading against Senate bill for
reference of actions in the Supreme Court,
and it was laid on the table; bill to prevent
distractions in streets and highways, amen
: ded and ordered TO Sd reading. BY General
Committee, against bills No. "a and 1870,
relating to fencing highways, and they were
rejected.
Bills introduced and r,terred-By Mr.
Mclean of c. repeal act Of 1853 extending
charter OF Bank of Rutland; to select com
mittee. From Senate, TO incorporate La
noble County Bank, to committee on Banks
by Mr. Bean, TO incorporate Orange county
lead and marble Co, to committee on Man
ufactures. BY Mr.. Washburn, to charter the
Norton Lumber Co, to committee on Man
ulactnres.
"A Veto.
The Governor returned House bill No.
II, relating to ferries, without his signature,
stating his objections thereto, and on the
question shall it pass notwithstanding the
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