Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-09
VOLUME XII. NO. 46.


courts, in favor ordered to be read Sd time and
50 read and passed. From general committee,
brattleboro Gas Light Co., in favor ordered to
he read Sd time, and SO read and passed.
HoUsE.-Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Copeland.
Bills introduced and referred.-By Mr.. Kirk
land, to incorporate the New England Mutual
Insurance, Co., and by Mr.. Keith, to inoorpor-
ate the Montpelier Gas Light Co. both to COM
mittee on manufactures.
Public bills introduced and referred to the
committee on printing By Mr.. Gilman, taxing
dogs, Ito be put in the list at ST. y by Mr.
Judevine, in amendment of the Liquor Law
by Mr.. Nash, in relation to the judges Of Su-
preme Court, (as to reports; y by Mr.. Kirkland
in relation to Savings Banks by Mr.. White of
Whiting, relative to use of railroad lands town.
ership not to be obtained by possession y by Mr.
Field relating to duty of bank commissioners.
Ito examine FIRE and life insurance companies)
Engrossed BiAs Changing terms of Chit
tenden County Court to incorporate Nulhegan
Lumber company; to pay Francis V. Randall
$4,3O; to sever Goshen Gore from the town of
Goshen, &c, passed.
Bills referred. Senate BILL on reference of
actions in the county court House bills in
amendment of chaptsrs 81 and 6l-all to judi
cary committee.
Reports. By committee on State Prison, SEN
ate bill for erecting hospital for the prison,
and it was passed By select committee, bill in
addition to the general banking law, and it was
referred to the committee on printing. By COM
mttee on claims, asking to be discharged from
the petition of Ebenezar Child, as the Legisla-
ture is not the proper source for relief and the
petitioner had leave to withdraw. By committee
on elections, against bill relating to elections,
and it was rejected.
MIR Josselyn of Plymouth, called up the bill
altering sec. q chap. 20 G. S., (the matter in
demand in book account to be the balance due,
instead of the amount of the debit side of the
account,) and the bill was supported by Messrs.
Josseyn of p. and George, opposed by Messrs.
Kirkland, Bartlett, Washburn and Brigham.
and Mr.. Beckwith moved to dismiss lost, 10l
ty 80. On motion of Mr.. Hotchkiss of W. the
bill was made the special order for tomorrow,
10 o'clock.
Mr. George called up the bill amending chap
49, (no load permitted exceeding 10000 lbs y
and it was ordered to Sd reading.
Reso1ution.-By Mr.. Page, for evening ses-
sions on and after Monday evening next; adopt
ed.
Mr. Spencer called up the bill for the relief Of
Caseton bank, and'it was committed for amend
ment SO as to remit the tax for failing to re-
deem its bills for the space Of ten days in Bos-
ton. The Bank claims the remission on the
ground that the neglect to redeem was not vol
untary, and that redemption was resumed as
soon as possible by extraordinary exertions Of
the bank, and that no loss had occurred to the
stockholders Adj
SENATE-Reports.- From Select committee
on the division of the town of Burlington that
the bill for that purpose ought not to pass ; laid
on the table From Select committee, on tenn
perance bill in addition to an act to prevent
traffic in intoxicating liquors for the purpose Of
drinking read twice and laid on the table.
Engrosscd biHs.-In relation to the Southern
VT Rail Road Co., and to amend chapter 81 c,
s; scvcrally read Sd time and passed.
Adjourned
HousE-Reports.-- Judiciary committee,
bill authorizing selectmen to establish fire die
tricts in certain cases. amended-bil supported
10y Mcssrs. Beckwith, Edmunds and Kirkland,
opposed by Messrs. Smith of Wiliston, Field,
Josselyn of p Mr. Smith of Wilston moved
to dismiss; ayes 1Ol, noes sS. By comIaittee
on claims, against bill to pay Richard Bailey, and
it was rejected. By general committee, bill in
amendment of sec., 6 chapter 90, no appropri-
alton to agricultural societies unless the public
are admitted TO their fairs without charge,) and
it was referred to committee on printing By
general committee against bill amending sec. IL
chapter % and it was dismissed. By committee
on banks, against bill to charter bank at So.
uardwick, for want of notice. Mr.. Judeviae
moved to recommit with instructions to hear
and report on the facts-lost, and Dill rejected
Enerosscd Bills In relation to payment OF
taxes on nonresident lands; relating to certain
public lands in Hydepark; to incorporate Rut-
land cemetery association severally passed.
Public bills introduccd.-By Mr.. Eddy, to
constitute new county by the name Of Cum
/, berland, laid on the table by Mr. Bacon, in
addition to chapter 26 relating to railroads, ire
ouiring accommodations for loading wood stone,
&c., and to transport cars owned by others, to
committee on printing.
Bills referred.-To tax dogs, to select com
mittee on grand list; to divide Washington Co.
Grammar School lands, to committee on Edu-
cation with power to send for persons and pas
pers providing for board of education, to com
mittee on Education; relating to pounds, &c.'
building and repairing fences,-and in amend
meut of act relating to sale Of nonresident lands
to general committee.
Bill introduced and refsred.--By Mr.. Sar-
oeaut. to nav BENZ. Arbuckle, to committee On
claims. Mr.. George calledup the bill relative
to fencing highways, and it was referred TO the
ransral oomm;ttee. Adj.
DKAru OF HAYNAu, THE Z" AUSTRIAN BUToH.
rs. For many days after tine death Of this
human monster, the warmth OF life yet fingered
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