The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-18
Special Committee, consisting of Messrs. hiis-
land Clark of Bennington, Peck. Adj.
HOUSE-.4fsrnOon.
October Il, 1862.

October Il, 1862.
By Mr.. HYDE of Castleton, to incorporate the
Poultney Cemetery Association to Committee
on Corporations.
BY Mr. Patterson of Orange, TO !egalize the
Grand List Of the town Of Orarge to Commit
tee to make up the Grand List.
By Mr.. Stewart, of Middlebury, providing for
the payment to certain relatives in order of pref
erence named of the 81 per month due to de-
ceased soldiers to Committee on Military Affairs.
BY Mr.. Read, OF Montpelier, an act extending
the power of State Auditor 10 Committee on
Claims.
BY Mr.. Balch, of Ludlow, TO limit the rate of
fare on Railroads to three cents per mile to Com.
mittee on Roads.
By Mr.. White of Coventry, for relief of John
r. Thrasher to Committee on Claims.
By Mr.. Hendee, of Morrstown, to amend an
act approved Nov. 81, 1859 relating to fees of
Judges of Probate to judiciary Committee.
4 BY Mr.. Fisher, of Nergennes, an act in addition
to an act approved Nov. 3, 1860, laying tax on
the County Of Addison TO a select Committee of
members from Addison County.
By Mr.. Cummings to pay Nancy \. Marsh,
the sum thern named; to the Committee on
Claims.
THIRD READING Ol blli-S.
To provide for payment to the widows of de-
ceased soldiers; passed.
To incorporate the Burlington Wooden Com
pany passed.
An act in relation to the settlement Of estates !;
passed.
Authorizing towns to raise money to pay vol
unteerS passed.
REPORTS.
By Mr.. Bacon, for Committee to make up the
Grand List, iavorably to bill relating to Grand
List of town of Victory third reading.
BY Mr.. Shaw for Committee on Roads, favor
a0y to bill in addition TO chapter % of Compiled
Statutes relating to laying out and disseminating
roads and bridges, with amendment; ordered
amended and third reading.
BY Mr.. S. w. Hendee, for committee on roads
that they decline to express any opinion upon the
bill to repeal all laws relating to the appointment
of railroad commissioner and report the same 70
the House. Ordered to lie.
BY Mr.. Shaw, for Committee on Roads, in favor
of the bill entitled an act in addition TO Chapter
%, c. s., relating to highways and bridges, with
proposals of amendment. Amendments agreed
to ordered to third reading, Tuesday, y. NJ,
BY Mr. Miller, for committee on roads, favor
ably to bill reqLitin5 the erection OF watering
WOuGhS along the highways IN towns. Wltt amend
ment. Ordered amended ard third reading.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Town, Of Woodbury., that the com
m'ttee on education be directed to enquire into
the iroprety OF directing the Secretary Of the
Board of Education to furnish proper Registers
to joint districts, that when filled, they may guide
in the distribution of school money. Adopted
The House took up as special order the resolu-
ton relating to and defining militia bill, but on
motion Of Mr.. Cusbman, Of Rochester, it was
again ordered to Iie together with an amendment
offered by Mr.. Lynde, Of Wiiamstown.
Mr.. Hunton, called up the resolution relating
to internal revenue and United States stamps
ard on his motion said resolution was referred to
tie Committee on Ways ana Means.
PETITIONS.
Ply Mr.. Gay, of Stockbridge, of a. Perkins and
others praying for an alteration Of the law as to
Tue manner ot assessing property; referred to the
Committee to make up the Grand List.
On motion Of Mr.. Adams, of Panton, adjourned
!! Monday next at / O'Clock p. NJ.