The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-17
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
Annual Session 1862
Saturday, Nov 10.
SE.N.ATE-.4fcrnoon
GENERAL STATUTES.

GENERAL STATUTES.
Mr. Peck. for Committee on Land Taxes, re-
,orred fayorably House Bill, title 2S chapter 81
:. of Town Lines F" /; passed.
Nr Stewart for the Senate Committee of Con-
torencp on the disagreeing votes Of the two
.onses on amendments to House Bill, title 10
banter 33 " of process and other matters made
+, report report agreed to-
REPORTS.
Mr.. Wech, for Special Committee, reported Ia
vorably with proposal OF amendment house
BiltlaIng tax on the County or Cnit'ehuen
amendment agreed to and bill passed.
Mr. Bean, for General Committee reported
Senate Bill incorporating the Green Mountain
Seminary recommending a concurrence in house
proposals of amendment; adopted.
Mr. Bean. for General Committee, reported ia
vorablv House Bill, title II, chapter Is Of
nrrvino grounds and their en.arsen4e-tS :" passed
with proposals of amendment.
.mNIr. Bean, for General Committee, reported ia
T.arabv House Bills, IS and l47, altering the
names of certain persons; passed. AdJ'
HOUSE-.4hernoon.
Mr.. Comings moved that the House reconsider
IS vote concurring with the Senate in It's proposal
,f amendment Of House bill relating to mileage
lost.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Senate bill extending charter Of Ascutney
Bank; passed.
From the Senate, an act equalzng the assess
meot in the several towns to Committee o
WAYS and Means.
Senate amendment of chapter l of Revision
sos elections" was referred to Committee on EIec
lions of chapter II ." OF county officers" to Sc
,ect Committee of which Mr.. Denlson is chair
man of chapter 80, "Of supreme and count,
courts" to Judiciary committee.
An act making provision for military expense
was read third time and passed,
An act making provision for the support Q
Government, was read the third time, and OF
motion of Mr.. Gardner, ordered to lie, and mad
special order for Tuesday morning next.
An act extending the charter OF battenkiI
bank passed
RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Gardner, called up the resolution relatln
to printing the report of the AdJutant and II
speetor General, aud moved to so amend as
provide for the printing of 1900 copies and iC
heir distribution; agreed to and reSolutlo
auop,ed.
MILITIA BILL.
GA motion of Mr.. Gardner, the House resolve
it:eE into committee OF the whole, Mr. Hunto
II the chair. for further consideration OF the sui
,,,tute Militia BilI. On motion OF Mr. Oardne
section 1919 (proyiding for apportonng oihce
n case of drait) was stricken out. Inc COMM
zee completed consideration OF the blll, rose at
reported that fact TO the House. and eleven o'co(
olTuesday next was appointed by vote OF II
House. as the hour to receive their tu!l report.
REPORTS.
By Mr.. Hubbell for Select Committee, favo
ab)v to Senate amendments of chapter lis, az
offences against public health v; concurred in.
Nv Mr.. Fisher. for Select committee tavorab
to chapter 40, Z" of wills u; thnd reading.
By MIR. S. n. Warren, for General commit
against House bill for the protection of sheep al
other domestic animals /; ordered to he.
By Mr.. Bacon, for committee to make up I
Grand List, against granting petitions tor alte
alton in the manner ofassessing property repo
agreed to by the House.
By Mr.. Royce, tavorably to Senate amendme
of chapter 81" of applications to the General
sembly concurred in.
By Mr.. Corning, for General committee, again
bill authorizing towns to regulate hshlng groun
within their limits third reading refused.
By Mr.. Cushman, Of Rochester, for bank col
mite, f4vorably to Senate bill extending the oh;
ter of the Vermont bank report ordered to
on motion of Mr.. Shaw.
By Mr. Howard for committee on Agricutu
hvorably to Senate amendment OF chapter 10 g
inspection of provisions and manufactures " ; CT
Cured 10.
BY Mr.. James for General Committee, in FAY
d. amending chapter 81, "Of traffic in into
cating liquors." and against any special ptoNS
recurring towns or town agcsts to anaiyze lIquo
ord cred TO lie on motion OF Mr.. Gardner.
Mr. Shaw moved that when the House acJou
it adjourn to meet at ten o'clock OF Mon'
morning next: agreed to. A'j
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