Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-03

Dor and money 10 favor OF the value o. the latter
aud therefore there should be no differ nee n thu
law now. An amendment which the bill pro
posed to make was desirable
The House ieconsidered their vote and ordered
the bill to third reading.
u THIRD READING on BILLS.
The bill relating to pounds, s,estrays, &c. called
up, and the question was upon its passage.
Mr.. Wheeler moved to commit to a member tC
amend so that the selectmen may allow persor
who has only one COW to let her run in the roaC
from May to December, provided the COW is KEEP
from running at large in the night time.
Mr., Dolph Of Warren opposed the amendment
Mr.. Hemenway OF Orwell was IN favor Of allow
ing the law to remain as it is.
Mr. Shaw OF Burlington thought the law allow
nga man 10 pasture his cow in the road was really
10 spirit an invasion Of private rights. lie thought
also It was more injurious than beneficial to the
poor man 1t was also an invasion ofpublic rights
1t was unpleasant to Travellers and railroad &C
cidents we're not unfrequently occasioned by cow'
being allowed to run at large near railroad eros
sings.
Mr. Daniels Of Grafton moved to dismiss the
bill.
The yeas and nays were called for on this mo
ton. Yeas 81, nays ", and the House refused
to dismiss the bill.
Pending action uron the amendment the House
adjourned.
SE.N.A1'E- afternoon.
The President pro tempore in the Chair.
THIRD READING or BILLS.
Senate bill No. 20, to continue the charter o
the Bank Of PouItney passed.
REPORTS.
BY Mr.. Cleveland for the Committee on Banks
Adversely on House bill 50, to amend section
40 chapter sc Of the General Statutes, entitled
" private corporations third reading refused
By Mr.. Bean, for the General Committee, ia
yoraby, with proposals of amendment, on HOUSE
bill 7, entitled an act in relation TO the record
Of marriages.
rIhe amendment makes ii the duty of tb'
minister or justice to return the record Of mar
riages 10 the town clerk.
The amendments were adopted, and the bll
was read the third time and passed.
BY Mr.. Cree, for the Committee on Claims, ad
versey on House bill 10 for the relief OF Wm
Haskns.
Mr. Holcomb moved to lay the bill on the ta'
bic, and make 1t the special order for tomorrow
at O'Clock Z. NJ. ; agreed to.
by Mr.. Fish, for the General Committee, fa
voraby, with proposal Of amendment, OF
House bill II, for the preservation OF fish il
Lake Memphremagog amendment adopted, anC
the bill read the third time and passed.
By MIR. Fish, for the General Committee, ad
yersely on House bill 33 in amendment Of chap
ter 1902 OF the General Statutes, relating TO fen
ces third reading refused.
JOINT REsOLUTIoN.
BY Mr.. Engesby, that the Governor be direct
ed TO appoint three commissioners, whose duty II
shall be TO audit and settle the claim OF Milo L.
Bennett. against the State read twice and re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
BILLS.
Serate bill 81, entitled An act to incorporate
the Rchford Copper Mining Company" was ta'
ken up.
Mr.. Cree said the general .aw provided for all
such private corporations.
lie estimated the cost TO the State at 5000
for each act establishing private corporation that
was passed.
Mr.. Stevens advocated the third reading OF the
bill.
Mr. Richardson discussed the bill al some
length and moved that the bill be referred to the
Judiciary Committee with instruction to condense
the bill into the least possible space not agreed
10, yeas 6, nays Is.
Mr. Stevens moved to amend the 5th section
Of the bill by striking out the words " not Incon'
sistrnl with the provisions OF this oct"
The bill was then ordered to be tead the third
time by vote Of 20 yeas to nays
REsoLUTONs
By Mr.. Stafford, that the President OF the
Senate appoint committee Of three Senators to
ascertain whether the State Auditor has paid any
claim. for Attorneys services for respondents IN
procedures in favor Of the State II SO, what
sums, to whom. aud by what authority, aud re-
port to the Senate adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Englesby the Senate ad'
lourned.