The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-24
LEGISLATURE OF YER MONT
Annual Session, 1862
Thursday, Oct. %.
.SE.N.4TE-.4ferReon.
RESOLUTIONS

RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. kirkland, that when the Senate adjourn
this afternoon, it be to quarter of seven O'Clock
this evening; adopted
Also nstructing Committees to which bills in
cooperating Cemeteries are referred, to strike out
of such bills, all clauses prohibiting the laying out
of streets and highways through such Cemeteries
on motion of Mr.. Stoughton laid upon the table.
RBG1sTERATIoN OF BIRTHS, &c.
The President read communication from the
Secretary Of State, covering the annual report o!
births, marriages and deaths.
Mr.. Stevens moved that the report be laid upon
the table, and one thousand copies printed for the
use of the Senate; adopted.
REPORTS.
Mr.. Richardson for Committee on Banks re-
ported tavorably the bill continuing the charter of
the Bank of Poultney; engrossment and third
reading ordered.
Mr.. Bean for General Committee, reported IA
vorably House BILL amending charter of Troy and
Canada Junction Telegraph Compan! passed IN
concurrence. Adjourned.
HOUSE-.41ernoOn.
The Speaker announced as Select Committee
under resolution relating to release OF the sureties
of the late State Treasurer, Messrs. Cushman Of
Rochester. lIuJbel of Fairfax and Underwood
Of Newbury.
REPORTS
By Mr.. Bacon for Committee TO make ny the
Grand List, avorabv to bill to Iegalize the Grand
List Of Worcester; third reading.
By Mr.. Dening for Committee on Ways and
Means, Myorab.y to Chapter of Title Of the
Revision of the Statutes, relating to Public Ac-
counts third reading.
BY Mr. Jaynes for General Committee, favor
ably to bills changing the names of William lie
Roy Merrill, Geo. Russell, Ellen Martin and
Others third reading.
BY Mr.. Iinckley for Committee on Corpora
tons, fayorably to bill to incorporate the New
port Comet band third reading.
BY some, hyor4bly to TIE bill to incorporate the
MorrisyiIle Hotel Company third reading.
BY the same, t4yoaably to bill to incorporate
the Londonderry Cornet band Third reading.
BY Mr.. iiubbell for Select Committee tavora-
bly, to Tile 80 Chapter III of the Revision, rea'
ting to rights Of persons accused OF crimes Third
reading.
BY the same, fayorably to Title 81, Chapter 10
of the Revision " of offences against the lives and
persons OF individuals " third reading,
BY the Committee on Military Affairs, favorbly
to Senate bill, providing to furnish tournaquets 10
Vermont troops; third reading.
BY Mr. Reed, FIR Select Committee foyoraby
to Chapter I21 of Revision relating to county
iails, and confinement Of prisoners; ordere to he
on motion of Mr.. Chandler.
By Mr.. Shaw, for Select Committee flyoraJly
to Chapter 70, of Revision Of money account
and Interest )" third reading.
By Mr. Gardner for Select Committee, favor
ably to Chapter 70, of Revision " of Mas ter.
Apprentices and servants" third reading.
BY Mr. Hunton, for Judiciary Committee, ia
vorably to Chapter 10, Of the Revision of sup
plyidg records lost or destroyed, and completion
of records Of military service in the war OF 1872
ehrd reading.
BI Mr.. Hubbell, for Select Committee hvora-
bly, of Chapter 1l3 of Revision of offences
against private property" Third reading.
This chapter was amended 50 as TO define more
accurately trespass upon private property, and OK
tending tht jurisdiction of Justices.
BY Mr. Dennisoa, for Select Committee, favor
ably to Chapter 6 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 o! the
Peace elected, it appeared that one justice was to
ne elected in the town Of Addison, and Asahe
Barnes was elected.
For tie town of Cornwall, five justices were
sec! ed by the Assembly, VIZ; Horace Field