Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

Peace reported, recommending that the Senate
recede from is disagreement with the House in
respect TO the jurisdiction of Justices Of the
! Peace, and recommending modification OF the
other proposed amendment disagreed to by the
| Heu,e on motion Of Mr.. Stoughton, laid on the
table.
Mr.. Cree called up the bill relating to salaries
and fees, and it was passed.
Mr.. Stewart, for Judiciary committee, report
ed favorabIy House bill, title "A, chapter Al "of
levy Of execution passed.
The Senate considered the amendment propo-
ssd by the House to the Z" Homestead law and
the bill and proposed amendment were referred
to tho committee on the Judiciary.
House BILL title "a, chapter So" of repIevn "
and the House proposed notifications OF Senate
amendments we're referred TO the Judiciary COM
mttee.
TAXING LAND IN CORES AND UNoRGANIzED
TOWNS.
oenate bill relating to collecting taxes in cores
was taken up,
Mr.. Kirkland stated the reason for introducing
such bill.
Mr.. Beattie moved 10 strike out somuch OF the
bill as provides for assessing taxes in uDorganlzed
towns
Mr.. Peck opposed the amendment. He could
see no reason why lands in unorganiEed towns
should not be taxed, as well as that in cores,
/ Mr.. Cree spoke against the amendment and in
favor Of tie bill. He thought it 70 mois
than just that lands in cores and morgan
izsd towns should be taxed. The owners ofthese
lands were protected in their property rights
therein, by the State as we'll a, those who Owned
in organized towns, and ne could see no good
reason why these lands should be exempt from
tsIsti, n.
The amendment was lost.
After further discussion in regard TO the details
Of The bill, participated in by Me.rs Stafford,
Kirkland, Cree, Stoughton, Beattie, Stewart,
Cleveland, and Stevens, the bill was ordered 10
third reading.
Mr.. Bradford, for Committee on Claims, re-
ported, favorably, House bill paying the Auditor
and Treasurer for extra services with proposal
Of amend ent providing that the pay proposed
should be in compensation for services OF lSo
and go on motion Of Mr.. Kirkland laid on he
table and made special order for II o'clock A. NJ,
tomorrow.
SPECIAL ORDER
Senate bill Incorporating the Rutland Castle
ton Railroad was taken up.
Mr.. Allen proposed TO amend the provlso pro-
posed by the Committee as follows
"Tse action OF such Commissioners and OF said
court shall he spon the basis Of making the hns
eftransportalion 10 and from the railroad depot
I'm Rutland over both said railroads from and 10
the west line Of the State, in The town OF Far
haven, a eoutinsous and connected line, and ss
a. TO give no unreasonable advantage TO the one
read, " the psrts. operating the ame over The
siher, in the transportation VI freight and passsA-
gers ever said line"
Mr.. Stafford for committee on roads, rspsrte'
adversely Senate bill in addition to an act inssr
a,iug the Rutland snd Whitehall railroad sonps
ny; third reading refused.
Also sdverely, Senate bill more distinctly de
6ning the rights Of the Rutland and Warrington
sad III. Rutland and Whitehall railroad companies
snder their respective shsrsnj third reading re-
fss.d.
Mr.. Kirkland for Committee on Finance ad
vsrely to Senate bill relating to the payment s
,sldisrs third reading refused.
Mr. Stewart for judiciary Committee, reported
avorably House bill relating to the jurisdiction Q
Justices Of the Peace in actions where fire insur'
snes companies are parties
Mr. kirkland opposed the bill and hr. Cree
favored il.
On mos,ion Of Mr.. Stafford a proposal o
Amendment, was adopted, combining the operation
OF the bill TO Mutual Fire Insurance Companis'
incorporated by this State, and The bill vas passed