Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-10-20

II On Corporations -Messrs. Crane of Hunt
ington, Stafford of Springfield, Niles of Halifax,
I Ferguson OF Starksboro', Willard of Barton.
On Totcn Lnes-NIessrs. Gleed of Norris
town, Richardson of Westfeld, Howard of
Chester, Cakes of Bakersfield, Green OF Man
chester.
On Mileage and observation-disclosures. War
rem of Middlesex, Hubbard of Westford ,Sprague
Of Randolph, Wright of Weybridge, Loveland
of Norwich, Giddings of Ira, Stowell of Wind
ham, Cole of Salisbury, Watts of Peacham,
Stiles of Montgomery, Bedell of Holland, Camp
of Elmore, Carpenter of CRANKY, Goodsell Of
Isle La Mott
On E'ectOns-Messrs. Royce of Richford,
English Of AIarShfeld, Derby of Mount Holly,
Martin of Ferrisburgh Dean of Barnard, Sher-
wood Of Fairfield, Dodge of Bridgewatcr.
On Printing--Messrs. Slayton of Calais,
Soulo OF st. Adams, Franklin of Vernon.
On Public Buildings-Mcssrs. Olmstead of
Bridport, Moulton of St. Johnsbury ,Kingsl,ury
of Fairfax, Slayton of Calais, Waterhouse Of
Bridgewater. Adjourned.
SENATE.-The Chair announced as committee
on so much of the Governors Message as relates
to legislation by joint resolutions, Messrs. Nash,
Message as relates to Intoxicating drinks, to
Messrs. Nicholson, Wilder and Poland.
Bills ntroduced.-By Mr.. Wilder, providing
for the erection OF watering troughs on high
ways; by Mr.. Davis, an act relating to taxation
of mileqge for witnesses, parties to suits, and
return of process; by Mr.. Everts, providing for
the protection of fruit and fruit trees; by Mr..
French, providing for the protection of monu-
ments and tombs of deceased persons.
The Sergcantat-Arns announced the APP
pointment of A. L. Brown of Rutland, Door
keeper, and Geo. R. Chapman of Woodstock
Assistant Doorkeeper, which appointments the
President approved and he also approved the
appointment of Henry Kellam of lrasburgh as
! Messenger, by the Secretary. Adjourned.
| HoUsE.-Resolutions.-By Mr. Myers of Ja-
maica, that so much of the Governors message
as relates to mesne process be referred to se-
lect committee of five; by Mr.. Hunton of Beth
ell, that SO much as relates to the pardoning
power be referred to the Judiciary committee:
by Mr.. Merriam of johnson, that 80 much of
the message as relates to prosecutions and States
Attorneys be referred to II select committee of
three; by Mr.. Wells of Athens, that so much
as relates to juvenile offenders DO referred to a
select committee of five; by Mr.. Hunton of
Bethel. that so much us relates to education be
referred to the committee on education ; seve-
rally adopted.
The Speaker announced the. committee, on
the part of the House, under the 4th Joint
Rule
Mr. Putnam of Greensboro,
Lawrence of st. George,
SAKE of Sheldon.
Bills introduced.- by Mr.. Stoddard of Towns
hend, relating to the Statue Of Ethan Allen.
By Mr.. Robinson of Highgate, amending sec.
3 and repeating Sec of "an act relating to
common schools; By Mr.. Sewart of Bristol,
to incorporate the Bristol bank; By Mr.. He
bard of Chelsea, relating to the insane poor :;
also to the safety of Probate records By Mr..
Gleed of Morristown. relating to witnesses; By
Mr. Kellogg of Bratteboro to incorporate the
Rrattlebnro Water COMPANY.