The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-02

,rrrnxoox friday Nov. |.
SENATE'- 8esol"f'o" eJered.-By Mr. g..
art, that when the Senate adjourn, il ,d r'sS'
till Monday next At = ?. NJ. Mr. p,,r" "l0pM
ed for the yeas and nays which were as " tn caH
yeas II, nays 7. Wy '0ilo's,
Bill introduced and re)ured.- N, 6.
art to prevent the running of the sta,n,o . 1@S
itatons in the case Of volunteers who h. VI ilA'
the State to Com. on Claims. Bv ". law n3 lett
lard, 10 pay Thomas Reed the sum Of w. W.T.
for material used in rebuilding the State I uJlaA
to Com. on Claims. ''oasss
reports OF Committees By Mr. Star,
Eli. c;ions, IN favor Of bill apporonInp tIa @
Der of Senators to the several counties ~.n num-
to lie. BY Mr. Burton, for Com. on N orusFa
lures, in favor OF House bill "a, incornora.;1NF
the West Concord Machine Shop Co.; ords ,4s
TO Sd reading, and laid on the table, y ''N''Fs
BY Mr.. Judevine, for Com on Banks il
vor OF the bill extending the charter If II, ID
Bank of Poutney; ordered to the third W.. ~'
ing BY MIR. Starr, tor Com. on Manufac,n..au'
in favor Of the bill incorporating the yervsn0"
Gas Light Co. ordered to third readjnse '"' p
MIR. Hubbard, for Com. on Military 1r,;Dl
adversely to the bill authorizing the GoverrI.
to contribute one company o! cavalry to 4 ys~
England cavalry regiment: ordered to lie s,i
be the special order tor Monday afternoon s's
o'clock. By Mr.. Starr, for Com, On AIaro1,'
iuree, in favor Of the bill matchmaking ~.
Brandon Gas Light Co.; ordered to third ysad.
Ing. By Mr.. Dillingham;, for judiciary Crm
recommending the Senate to modify their Nv,
posal of amendment to House bill ID. prohilbrt.
ing unauthorized enlistmentS in this State IN.
creasing the penalties for the violation Of tho
act recommendations adopted and pronos,k
withdrawn. BY Mr.. Woodbridge, for Com nn
Roads, in favor of Senate bill SO, obligmg Rail.
roads to erect suitable sign boards at all c,rs.
ingg.
Mr.. Stewart aald the uld law, OJpiu, lie
Railroads to keep such large cumbrons siar.
was great expense, and az in his opinion thu tn,
compelling them to simply give y conspcuor.
notice OF the crossings, seemed amply yuH,r,,
for the security of the public, it ought to ms,
Mr.. W Hard thought if the original act had
been similar TO this 1t might have answered, mt
the pc pie had become SO accustomed to the Oh
sign that travellers always expected it and i
they ere taken down he cpated that many
accidents would occur before the change womb
be generally known.
MIR. w oodbridge urged that the old sims
were liable to tall across the track and cause ae
c'dcn's, and if the new way would obyate this
and save great bill Of expense to The State, i,
ought to be adopted.
After some extended discussion, participated
In by Meerrs. Stewart, Willard, Wheeler and
Brock. the bill was refused third reading.
By Mr.. Harris, tor Com. on NJ itary Affairs
expressing no opinion on the Senate resolution.
authorizing Chaplains to act as financial agent;
The resolution aas then referred to the judi.
ciary CWn.
On motion Of Mr. Jackson, the Seuae al.
journed.
llousE.-A communication from the Trcasur.
er was received, reporting the orders paid to the
Board of Education since Sept 4th., the date Of
the Auditors report. as follows -
One quarter salary of secy $3.50 o.
For printing 9TH annual report 9jl 50
For engravings for report 6OOO
Expense of distributing same to
$50 towns 1900
For stationery for same 1900
For postage 400
One hundred newspaper STAMPS | %
Total $l4O2 80
DgSENTuRRs OF the BOARD OF EDUCATION
lion. Erastus Fairbanks $500
Lieut.. Gov Underwood 600
Rev. Calvin Pease 1920
Hon. T. p. Redfeld go
Total S32 20
Upon motion of Mr.. Noyes, the report was
orcsred to lie upon the table.
Inc joint resolution originating in the Senate
providing for Com. to report bill upon mile
age, was taken up, and the House refused to
adopt IL in concurrence.
reports OF Committees.--By Mr.. Miner Of
Manchester, for Judiciary Com, iavOrabIy to
House bill relating to the sale of property by
incsne process ordered to third reading. BY
MIR. Habbell for Com on Claims, on bill to pay
Thomas h. Powers, that in she opinion OF the
majority OF the Committee, she bill should not
pass on motion Of Mr.. BeLl of Walden, Or
dered to lie. The Committee on Land Taxes
asked TO be released from further consideration
Of House bill raising tax in the town of Ferdl,
hand. as suitable notice had MT been given 0,
the Introduction of the bill the House released
the CoMmittee as desired, The COMMITTEE on
Banks reported iaverably to the bill extending
the charter OF the Commercial Bank, villa
amendment ordered amended and engrOsseed'
By Mr. Fletcher of Shclbuyne for Com. on Nil
tary Afalrs, favorably to the Senate bill relating
10 the duties of selectmen on motion oi NJ
Noyes, made special order for Tuesday, II
o'clock, 4. M.
Tho ra.,l,,;.,,, IN