Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-28

ny ME. Oardner, Tor select COMMITTEE, Iay0f-
ably to Chapter rs, Of Revision of Masters
Apprentices and servants = third reading.
by Mr.. Hunton, for Judiciary Committee, ia
vorably TO Chapter IL, Of the Revision " Of sup
pyidg records lost or destroyed, and completion
OF records ofmllitary service in the war Of 1912 =
third reading.
Bl Mr.. Hubbe, for Select Committee fayon-
bly, OF Chapter 1l3 Of Revision " Of offences
against private property" Third reading.
[Ihls chapter was amended so as TO define more
accurately respass upon private property, and tx
tending tht jurisdiction OF Justices.
By Mr.. Dennison, for Select Committee, favor
ably to Chapter of Title Of the Revision Of
certain State officers"
Pending action upon this report, the hour for
joint assembly to hear report Of the committee
appointed to canvass votes for County and pro-
bate district officers, having arrived, the Senate
we're announced and entered the Hall.
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
Hon. Paul Dillingham;, President Of the Senate,
in the chair George W. Bailey, Jr., Secretary
OF State, acting as Clerk.
On presenting the report of the Justices of the
Peace elected, i! appeared that one Justice was to
be elected in the town of Addison, and Asahel
Barnes was elected.
For the town Of Cornwall, five justices were
4cted by the Assembly, viz: Horace Field
Harris Bingham, Simeon S. Rockwell Abrlm
Foot, aud Charles d. Lane
On motion Of Mr.. Cook of Cabot, the report Of
justices elected in Cabot, was recommited 70 the
canvassng Committee for further consideration.
For the town OF Brookline, two justices were
elected by Assembly, viz: W. Adams and q. T..
Stebbins.
For the town 0! Chester one Justice was elected
by Assembly, VIZ Addison $. Adams.
For the Town Of Georgia, Thomas II. Packard
was elected as justice by Assembly.
The election OF justice in the town Of Fletcher
was postponed, to future Session Of the Joint
Assembly
On motion Of Mr.. Hubbell Of Fairfax, the Joint
Assembly adjourned to three o'clock, T. NJ, Of
Tuesday next.
The Senate withdrew and the House resumed
the consideration Of the report Of Select Commit
tee on part Of the Revision amended and
third reading.
RESOLUTIONS.
The Honse concurred in the Sen4te's amend
ment Of resolution SKIING the time elect certoin
State officers, viz, Secretary Of State, Sergeant.
alarms, &C., on Friday next.
From the Senate making provision for exam.
nation Of the accounts OF State Auditor, Treas
urer and Governor adopted.
PETITIONS
BY Mr.: Deming Of Arlington, (6) for the ex-
tension Of The Charter Of Baueuk.i! Bank tC
Committee on BauA,
On motion Of Mr.. Fletcher Of Clyendi,h The
House adjourned 10 quarter before seven O'Clock
this evening.
FRpsy, Oct. q, 1862.
SE.N.lIE.
Prayer " The Chaplain. Journal read and ap
proved.
By Mr.. FArrar, amending Section ID, Chapte
ilG, G. s., relating to Salaries and Fees (iilow
ing The stamp duty on wits and other process 1
be taxed in eosts,) to Committee on Roads.
By Mr.. START, defining the rights and duties Q
the Rutland x Warrington R.ilroad Go. AM
Rutland and Whitehall Rtrosd Co., under thei
respective charters TO Comniute on RAIDS.
By Mr.. Allen, TO Incorporate ihe Rutland
Castlelon Railroad Co. to Com. on Roads.
BY Mr.. Jackson, 10 pay Aonz) 5. Cook for ex
penses in organizing military company for tn
I. S. service 10 Committee on Gains.
Mr.. Kirkland. for Finance Committee repor,e
hvorab TO House bllI to pay widows Of decease
soldiers ordered 10 a hitd reading.
From House, bills to alter the names Of eel
tain persons General Committee.
Mr.. Edmund., for Judiciary Committee, re
ported on the resolution, relating to issue Of exc
oalion, in certain Cases, that no legislative actio
! Is Ged.
S nate Bill extending the charter of the As
Quincy Bank;
Senate 81 continuing the charter of the Baa
of PoulGueyi read third times and p sstd.
PETITIONS
b. Mr.. Kirkland, praying fora recharter {
the Bank Of Bratteboro TO Committee Q
Banks.
BY Mr.. Cree, PRAYING for reduction of ii
| Capital Stock Of The Bank Of l. ndon to Con
milire on Banks.
BY Mr. Stafford, PRAYING for an alteration in tn
law relating 10 witnesses TO judiciary Commit
tee.
The report Of the Auditor Of Accounts, in r,
Spouse to the re.olu ion inquiry respecting ,h
fees of States Attorneys and Judges CT Probat,
&C., vas laid before the Senate, and orderr
printed.
Mr.. Stewart, for com. on judiciary, reporte
avorably House bill IN addition 10 chapter 6
{. s, (reaung TO temporary ahmony j rriefrt
10 committee on Revision. to whom the sui
ject oil divorce had been referred.
The Chair announced Mss>r,. Bradford, Siey
ar, and Kirkland special committee on II
Senate blll rehnng to the suietles Of tie Ia
State Treasurer. Adj.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev, Mr.. Lord. Journal read al
approved.
REPORTS
BY Mr.. Bacon for committee to make up Il
Grand List, hyoriD, to blli legalising the Graz
List oil The town OF Georgia; third r,adi' 4
liy Mr.. Roweil, ior the ldlc,ar, Commit,
hvor,nll 10 Unapler Is o the Revision oil Il
commnn law ," thrd reading.
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