Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-29

ers, and constitute him heir-at-la~ of Moses
Rand to constitute Sidney E, Cook heir-at.
law Of Linus B. Cook ;-severally to general
committee. Laying tax on the countyof
Rutland 10 the Senators from Ra tland county.
To Incorporate the Mutual Bank, to committee
on banks.
The Senate concurred in the joint resolution
from the House, relative to printing 1900 cop
les of the Governors communication relating
to the artificial propagation of fish.
The Joint resolution from the House providing
for meeting of joint assembly to elect
Railroad Commissioner. was, on motion of Mr..
Wilson, laid on the table.
The Chair announced the appointment of
Messrs Wilson and Wright, as committee on
the part of the Senate. to make examinations
relative to the construction of the State House
Adjourned.
House The report of the Railroad Commits
sioner was referred to COMMITTEES on roads.
The Report of the Board of Education was
read and referred to committee on Education.
The Speaker appointed rs select committee
on bill making two sbires in Orange County
Messrs. Pierpoint of Rutland, Green of Dandy,
Stewart of Middlebury, Burditt of Arlington,
Post of Hnesburgh.
Bills referred, To repeal act prohibiting re-
view in actions at law; TO enable Insurance
Companies in this State to comply with the
laws of other Statee and nations; relative to
caths of town offcers-all to judiciary commit
tee. In addition to chapter 80, on grand list
and relating to taxing stock on corporations
4 to committee on ways and means. Relating to
floating lumber to general committee.
i Repo,is.-By committee on agriculture, bill
I repeating acts for inspection Of hops; and by
committee on banks bill to extend time for the
4 Bank of Peultn4 commence business--and
n both were ordered 70 third reading. BY Judi
ciary committee, against bill requiring fencing
of lands adjoining highways. This bill was
briefly discussed BY Messrs, Merrill of Montpe-
, lier and Little of Corinth against it, and
Messrs. Edison of Mendon and Loyeland OF
Huntington, for the bill. twas dismissed
ayes l42, nays GO.
Resolution By Mr. Pierpoint of Rutland,
to elect Railroad Commissioner on Friday, the
, 23d, at 0 clock P. NJ. adopted
Bills introduced and referred.--By Mr..
Woodbridge Of Vergennes, to authorize the
a purchase of the cabinet Of natural history be
longing to the late Zadock Thompson to COM
q mttee on education. By Mr. Post, to pay
q Noah Allen $3.50 "A: to committee on claims
/ By Mr.. Randall Of Roxbury. by request, fol
the taxation Of dogs; to committee on print
n ing. By Mr. Pierpoint of Rutland, in relation
q to Bellows Falls Canal Company to Judiciary
:. committee By Mr.. Whitcomb of Essex, re-
:. latiug to detention of beasts taken doing dam
v age and by Mr.. Warren Of Calais, repeating
!. section s. 6 and 7, chapter 65 of compiled stat
utes both to committee on printing. BY
n Mr. White OF Windsor, to pay Jason Steel
a 500; to committee on claims.
Peftl,ons rsterred- Ithamar Smith ant
a others which was read and referred to a selec
p committee of five. or iona Matthews; tt
ID commute On claims. Adjourned
Friday, Oct Odd
!: SENATE Bill passed,-Relating to the home
stead.
r, Bills introduced BY Mr.. Gleed, altering
,e the time OF holding the county court in La
ID noble county; referred to committee on print
ing. By Mr.. Butler, to pay the towns o
30 Bratleboro and Malboro' the sums lhere
of mentioned ; referred to committee on claims.
n, Reporls.-By Mr. Hunton, from the com
s mittee on roads, in favor OF bill relating I
OF Railroad Commissioner, with amendments, t
OF place the salary at $500; agreed to.
te After considerable discussion upon maxim
r. the salary payable by the State it was adopted
Mr.. Royce moved to amend by striking GU
to the words, " and his expenses while in the pei
e. Torrance of his duties" agreed to
de Mr.. Hunton moved to amend by striking on
the words . on proper Vouchers which wa
lis agreed to.
Mr. uunton moved to amend by striking on
no The works. g the amount off," agreed TO-
PITY The question recurring on t. third readin
y. Of the bill, the yeas and nays were demanded
g, and were as follows yeas II, nays 10.
From committee on the Library, in favor {
ly printing 800 copies of the report of the seet
it. committee on the state of the Library.
BY Mr.. Butler, from committee on finance
he in favor of bill to increase the salaries of Go,
ernor and Treasurer laid on the table,
n House Bills misunderstanding to the ii
- spection OF hops, to committee on printing
I'd Extending the time for commencing business
- the Poultney Bank, to committee on banks.
n On motion of MIR. Pierpoint, the bill inco
ey porating the Mutual Bank, was restored to til
House.
Is On motion of Mr. Hutchinson, the bill to Ell
tabsh two shires in Orange county was refe
tn red to select committee Of three.
tie On motion of Mr.. Wead, the bill relating
III, the traffic in intoxicating liquors was also r.
re lerred to select committee of three. Adj.
m HOUSE Private Bills introduced and ,efe
ne red,-By Mr.. Marsh of Brandon, to incorpo
ate the Brandon Car Works; by Mr.. Dear
10 Of Cavendish to incorporate the Vt. Mimi
10 AID Quarryng Company; both 10 commtt'
on on corporations. By Mr.. Dean of Grafton,
s pay towns of Brattleboro' and Malbero':
TO Mr. Stoddard of Waterford 10 pay Geo
raj Merrill and Hiram Hill 1852 both to con
mittee on claims BY Mr. Rowell of Alban
ISL to incorporate Albany Academy to commtt
TO- on education. By Mr.. Potts Of Sudbury, col
'u' stituting Henry & Selleck heir-atlaw, &C.;
10, Mr. Little of Corinth, to restore John w. Wi
liu son to his legal privileges; from the Senate,
'p- alter na~e Of Mary Ann Gayard; by Mr.. Iii
is Of Concord, altering namo Of Elizabeth Melv
Oh ma Clement. &c.,-all to general committee.
- Public BIS introduced BY Mr. Smith
'o1 Barre, amending section SO, chapter % of cor
Ju7 piled ties, on damages for laying out hig
sa' ways. By Mr.. Marsh of Brandon, by reques
're altering act for preserving muskrats in certa
towns. BY Mr. Taft of S,arkboro, to preve
'al recovery of damages by those who neglect
int fence lands adjoining highways. By Mr.. Dea
wn of Cavendish, by request, relating to maste
ew in Chancery, (giying to them the powers
OF justices, except 10 Try suits.) BY Mr.. Merr
b. Of Montpelier, relating to trustee sol $, for ST
of suits by giving bonds.) by Mr.. Stewart
ing Mddlebnry, relating to tr1s.ers of railroad
en- (rustees 10 call meetings of bondholders ann
ST. ally to elect trustees to be ratified by n cha
OF cello, and such trustees to be corporate POI
y cry by Mr. Stewart of Mddlebury. relatil
to the records Of Probate Court, (cerifi
on sopes may be used to make a new record VIII
vas original records have been destroyed by fire
rth otherwise.) by Mr.. Woodbridge of Vergennt
by request, to amend act concerning the mi
tin, by Mr. Merrill of Montpelier, in relati
er 10 duties Of Railroad Commissioner, (givi
M power to apply to Chancellor for injunct
BY when roads are unsafe, &C., to recommend il
un- provements, keep a record of complaints al
M report to the Legslaturc.l