The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22
LE 1TsLATURE OF VERMONT.
ANNUAL SESSION, 1853.

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SENATE
Devotional exercises. Reading Of the Scrip
lures, aud prayer, by The Chtpain.
Journal Of yesterday read and approved.
BILLS
Senate bill No 3, An at ID addition to chap
ter 80 Of the General Statutes, relative to The
Grand List, was taken up and referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee.
a message from the (iov:nor was received, con-
tanning the report of the Trustees Of the Vermont
State Library. On motion of Mr. Richard on,
the report ", referred to the Committee on Ii
brary.
Senate bill No. 10, tc ray Frederick Ho brook
the sum therein mentioned was taken up and re-
ferrcd 10 the Committee on Claims.
REPORTS
| By Mr.. Cree, Cor the Committee on Claims, adj
versely to Senate bill No 3, to pay William Ladue,
Abram Ladue, and George Ames the sum there.
in mentioned third reading refused.
BILLS.
From the House No. 10, in amendment Of an
act to incorporate the Burlington Cemetery Assoc
citation to General Committee.
From the House No g. to preserve fish in Lake
Champlan to the Genera Committee.
From the House No. 40, to change the mans
Of Celista Bed~in to the General Committee.
From the House No. 40, to incorporate the
Jericho Hotel Company to the Commute on Ji-
dietary.
THIRD READING or BILLS.
House BILL No. II, to lega re the Grand List
of the town Of Windhai for the ye5rs 1860 CT
passed
Ga motion of Mr.. Stafford, the Senate adj urnsd.
HOUSE.
Read ng the Scriptures and PRAYER by the Chap
lain.
journal read and approved.
APPOINTMENTS.
The Speaker amour, ed as Select Committee to
whom was referred the petition OF S ven ministers
of Bennington County praying for the repeal of
Sections of the General Statutes requiring public
Lotice to be given OF the intention of marriage
MesSrs. White of Coventry, Fisher Of Cabot, bar
rows of Salisbury Smith of Hndwick, Lowe of
jericho, w goldman Of Brighton, Marsh Of Sheldon,
Wheeler OF South Hero, Page of Waterville, Child
of Farlee, Field OF West Haven, Torrey of ia
maica, Abbott Of Windsor, Bolster of Landg ove
The Speaker announced as Committee on part
Of the House to fix the day OF final adlournment
Mes>rs w ilson of Bakersfield, Dorr of Rutland and
Chandler OF Woodstock
Mr.. Kent of Dorset was excused at bis request
from serving on Committee on Corporations, and
the Speaker appointed in his place Mr.. Kent of
Waingford.
BY Mr.. Wheeler of South Hero, an act relating
to duties Of Prudential Committees referred to
Committee on Education.
By MIR. Carpenter OF Bird gewater, an act to re-
peal an act approved November 26, 1862, entitled
an act to tax dogs second reading OF the bill re-
fused
By Mr.. Fisher of Cabot, an act in addition to
Chapter l25 of the General Statutes, tor the re-
s,rction OF costs referred to the Judiciary Com
mitee.
BY Mr.. Dorr OF Rutland, an act providing for
auaiting acconns and defining the duties of the
Auditor referred to the Committee on Claims
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
An act for the preservation o! fish in Lake
Champaln and lis tributaries passed.
An act to amend charter OF Burlington Gene
terry Association passed.
An act to change the name of Calista Baldwin;
passed.
Mr. Woodward of Wesford advocated and
obtained the passage of the above bill 10 oppos-
ton to a motion to lay it upon the table.
An act toincorporate the Jericho Hotel Uompa-
ny; passed.
An act altering the name Of Sarah Marshall
bill read the third time and ordered to lie
An act for The pres rvation of FISH in Lake Mem
! pbremagog Mr.. White OF Coventry moved to
commit this bill to member to amend SO as to
provide that nets found set 10 violation of the law
may be destroyed by any person finding the same.
IL urged that without this provision the law would
be practically inefficient
Mr.. Woodward Chairman of General Com
mittee) explained that the Committee were not
strenuous for the form Of the bill they had reported
but thought allowing private individuals to destroy
property now proposed would lead to brois and
difficulties.
Mr.. Smith Of Hardsick agreed in substance with
MIR. W oodward,aud though the amendment pro-
posed 10 insert new principle of law not usually
found in similar enactments.