Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-18

tio Z. .. ADJOURNED.
liousE.-Reports.-By Mr.. Billings, for COM
mlttee on agriculture, against bill relating to
pent roads; Also against bill to protect towns
from damage of certain suits at law third
reading refused, BY Mr.. Hebard of Chelsea
tor judiciary committee, against bill exemptng
ona yoke of oxen and a horse from attachment
ON execution
The bill relating to circuses was considered
and after considerable discussion dismissed. Ad-
journed.
Friday, Nov. II.
SENATE.-BW passed.-In amendment of
Chap. JIG comp, st.lt entitled salaries and fees
Cruising judges of the Supreme Court salaries
to 5000; passed unanimously In amend
ment OF chap. % c. s. relating to the laying out
Of and disseminating of highways. (requiring
a copy Of the survey and appraised to be filed in
the towa clerk Office at least II days before
the session of the court to which the commss-
toner's report.) Relating to the homestead,
(givng power to the court of chancery to make
Il SIT off Of the homestead where no other pro-
vicions are made.) To provide for making re-
pairs upon the Vermont States Prison ($4 200
for reconstruction of cells and other repairs
connected with the building.) To pay Horace
Evens (.S75 for pursuing Richard Floyd under
a requisition Of the Governor.)
Bills introduced. BY Mr.. Clarke, to incorpo-
rate the Vt. Sap Stone Company to commit
tee on manufactures. Adjourned.
H0UsE.-PriUate bills intuoduced.-By Mr..
Stafford, altering the name of Dorcas Blchelder
to Ann Dorcas Pierce; and constituting her
heir-at law Of VIM r. Pearce aud by Mr.
St. John, changing the name of Harriet Eliza
Klmball; BY Mr.. Mathewson, to pay Darius
Carruth (f1r having an arm blown off while
celebrating Independence J By Mr.. Needhain,
repeating act incorporating the Vermont Histor-
cal and Antiquarian Society; by Mr.. Peabody
Incorporating the Black River Academy and
by Mr. Collamer in addition to act ncorpora-
ting Barre Academy.
Public bills introduced.-By Mr.. Hebard of
Randolph, for the preservation of highways ;
by Mr. MARSH relating to banks by Mr.. Green
in addition to the act approved 1852, to prevent
the traffic in Intoxicating liquors for drinking
by Mr.. Woodbridge, providing for the safe
keeping Of Probate records; by Mr.. Rockwell
relating to the Deaf Dumb and Blind by Mr.
Baldwin, regulating costs in criminal prosecu-
tons; by Mr.. Randall of Roxeury, for the re-
lief of trustees in cis IS therein mentioned by
Mr.. Little relating to homesteads; by Mr.. Lins
ley of Rutland, relating to the arrest of citizens
of other States ON lnes1e process by Mr. Stowe
in addition to act for the preservation O.
health.
Petition.-Of S. W. B. Temple of Sunder
land and SO others. FIR a Turnpike Road for
the relief of said town.
Joint resolution.-By Mr.. Needham, direct
ing the Secretary of the Board of Education tt
furnish one copy of his Report to each Towr
Superintendent, Town Clerk and District Clerk
adopted.
The business of the morning hour having
been completed, the Chair announced as the
unfinished business of yestarday,,the motion o.
Mr.. Bridgman to reconsider the vote dismiss
ing the bill relating to circus exhibitions. Ad
journcd.
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.-After some discussion of the Yer
mont and Canada Railroad Company bill. AID
journed.
HoUsE.-Reports. BY Mr.. Hebard of Chel
sea, for judiciary committee, against bill rela
ting to bills, drafts, checks and promissory note
&c. third reading refused. By Mr.. Needham
for committee on education, against bill in ref
erence to location of school houses By Mr.
Liudsley of Rutland against bill regulating tn
duties and fees of Town Clerks third raadin
refused.
By Mr.. Billings, for CON- on agriculture
against bill relating to diseased sheep. Also
against bill for the promotion Of agriculture
Sd reading refused. By Mr.. Needham, 70
com on education that it is nexpedient to pas
the bill relating to common schools, (payin
teachers wages on the list, and board and fue
on the scholar. Dismissed.
Mr., Hartshorn moved to reconsider the vot
dismissing the bill relating to the exempting O
"a horse or a yoke of oxen from attachment
agreed to.
Enqrossed biMs.-For the relief of marie
woman passed. For improvement in breed
of cattle passed In addition to the act in
cooperating the village of Rutland; relating
the reports of the supreme court; for the relit
of Frazier JENNIE relating to the collection c
taxas; severally passed.
The House took up the bill relating to circu
exhibitions.
The dismissal was reconsidered, ayes lis
noes SO. Adjourned.
Saturday, Nov l3.
SENATE.-BiHs passed-In amendment of a
act incorporating the New England Potter
Company
Bills introduced.-By Mr.. Stark, exemptin
musical instruments from attachment upon g,
ecutions. By Mr.. French of Windsor, alterln
the time of holding the county courts in tn
county of Windsor to com. of the Senator
from Windsor county. BY Mr.. Davis, relatin
to trustees BY Mr.. French If Windsor, in re
lation to costs in criminal cases.
Resolution From the House, relating to I'll
annual report of the Secretary of the Board
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EDUCATION ordered to lie.
The Vermont and Canada railroad bill W,
again taken up and discussed adjourned.
:. HousE.-BiHs intrJduced-By MIR. Millin,
ton, (by request) for the preservation of fish
Bennington Co.
Restoring Peter Mayo to his legal rights al
privileges by Mr.. Linsley of Rutland, inco
: porating the Rutland Gas Light Company
Engrossed HAs.-Paylng VIM. Houghtc
s $lO,l9 (for pursuing a thief. Incorporate
the Canaan Aqueduct Company, and. Quech
Hotel Company. 10 pay Sabin P. Morse.
In amendment of act incorporating the We
mont Asylum for the Insane; to pay Low,
d Leach 1928 Senate bill in addition to act inco
porating the village of Bennington. Incorp
c rating the Pttsford Marble Company, Uni,
Paper Mill Co., Jamaica Cemetery Associate
1T and the Windham Manufacturing Co;
passed. Adjourned.
l. AFTERNOON.
ID SENATE.-Bils mtroduced-By Mr. Buttle
extending the time of the charter of the V
sc & Canada Railroad to Nov. 20, 1858, which r
ported in favor, the engrossment was omitte
n and the bill read the third time and passed
: Adjourned
HoUsE.-Reports-Also against bill regul
j. ting costs in crmsnal cases third reading l
fused.
sr By Mr.. Bridgman. for com. on claims, again
o bill to pay Stillman Churchill 81 so d
v missed
l. Senate hH.-Extending the provisions of t
:. charter Of the Vermont & Canada Railro
Y, Company to Nov. 20, 1858 on motion of M
i Hebard, rules were suspended; and passed
l. Adjourned
y Monday, Nov. l5