The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
HOUSE-Aaernoon.
REPORTS,

REPORTS
BY Mr. a. Cushman for Committee on Banks,
| asking that said committee may be discharged
! from further consideration Of resolutions in rea-
ton to prohibiting exchange between Bank agents
also Of resolution inqulrng into the propriety Of
torbiddmg any person to hold the position of
bank director in more than one bank in this State
at ~" same time.
BY the same in reply to resolution Of inquiry
relative to issuing fractional bills that as the
House has taken action upon that subject no fur
ther legislation is now necessary.
| BY Mr. Reed for Committee on Ways and
Means, against Senate bill providing for cqn4Iizng
assessments among the several towns third read
! ing refused.
by MIR. FAgg for Select Committee, against
chapter 81 OF the Revision, from the Senate, en-
titled !" Of the duties and liabilities of recording
officers Of courts OF record 3" =; reading refused.
BY Mr.. Denison of Royalton, for Committee
on Ways and Means, asking that said Committee
should be dischar- ed from the further conSidara-
ton of the bill authorizing the Treasurer of his
State TO issue notes Of the fractional par: of a
dollar granted.
~ .i2n = moved that tn bill be dismissed !;
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By ~. Denisou lor Committee on Ways and
puO.lcltlon II exc'sc laws report agreed to.
BY Mr.. D1nison for Committee on Ways and
Means, asking b. discharged from consideration
OF petition OF Alvah Wood and others praying for
alteration in the listing laws granted.
BY Mr.. Selden for Bank Committee, asking to
be discharged from farther consideration of reso-
luton relative tc banks violating their charters |,
granted.
BY Mr.. Reed for Committee on Ways and
Means, that no turner legislation is necessary
rela i've to assuming the direct United States tex.
BY Mr.. Shaw for Road Committee, "a substitute
bil, for bill to incorporate the Essex CorDtv Rail-
road Company j.; the substitution was ordered, and
the bill made special order Tor ten A. VI. to-mor-
row.
Mr.. Miller oE Pomfret reported for committee
on final adlournment, in answer TO resolution of
inquiry, that there were bills under considera.
ton in Senate Committee on Bin..>, II in Senate
Committee on Claims, = in General Committee,
in judiciary Committee, ordered to third read
ing, and 3 ordered to lie
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
An act in relation to election of members OF
Congress passed.
An act appointing collector of taxes in the
town OF Sterling passed.
BY Mr.. Cook Of Glover, bill to prohibit under
penalty the issuing of scrip as currency, to Com
mittee on Banks.
From the Senate, an act to incorporate the
Rutland and Casteton Railroad Company ; TO
Committee on Roads.
RESOLUTION.
BY Mr.. Gates, of Cambridge, that the Com.
mittees of the House are hereby directed to re-
port forthwith the causes of delay in reporting
to this House, for its action, such business as is
before such committees adopted.
Mr.. Hunton, for Judiciary Committee, report.
ed that they had but one bill before them.
Mr.. benson, for Committee on Ways and
Means, reported that three matters were under
consideration by that committee which could no
be Immediately reported.
Mr.. Hubbell, for Committee on Claims re.
ported only two bills under consideration.
Other committees reported and it appeared
that little or no business before each of them.
BY Mr. Fletcher OF Cavendish, join, resolu-
ton, that the State Auditor be and Is hereby di
rected to institute proceedings for the collection
OF such sum or sums OF money, as may be due
from any banks in this State, under the law in
reference to violation of bank charters, and for
reg iation Of hanks ordered to lie.
By MIR. BAlch that the Auditor be instructed
to draw an order on the Treasurer in favor eff
Adutant General Washburn, for two thousand
dollars, also an order for the same amount in
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