Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-25


withdrew aud the Speaker resumed the chair.
Mr.. Rounds of fCbester called up the resolution
requesting members to furnish the chairm,u Of the
Military Committee with statement Of The
bounties paid soldiers in the service, re.snlisting
and the resolution was adopted. Adj
WEDNESDAY, Oct, 10, 1854
SENATE.
A communication was received from the Hon.
Geo. Thompson, M. p, thanking the General
Assembly for the honor conferred upon him, and
stating that be would address the Legislature on
Thursday evening, Oct, 20h.
! Bill read the third iime--Senate 8, an act in
relation to oosts before referees passed.
A communication was received from The Ser
gesnt-atArms announcing that be had appointed
as officers ftbs Senate Geo c. Frye Of West
Concord, door-keepsr, L. p Hitchcock of Pitts
ford assistant door keeper.
HOUSE.
Bills iniroduced-By Mr. Collin. Of Wolcott,
an act In amsndmsnt Of act to authorize towns to
raise monsy to pay yolun' eers approved Oct. 20,
| 1862
BY Mr.. Boyce Of Fayston, an act to amend act
to tax dogs Bill proposes to set dogs in the
ils. at fifty cents.
By Mr.. Ingalls, Of Sheffield, an act IN amendment
of section chapter 25 Of the General Statute,
relating to The payment Of high way taxes in Iabsr,
this bill likes Tie rate at fifteen cests per hour
Tor hborsr
BY Mr. H.bard Of Chei,ea, an act continuing
tn, charter Of the Orange County Bank.
by Mr.. Deane OF Bsrnrd, an act to amend
sections SO and "a Of chapter 25 of Generl.
Statutes rh, bill provides that highway survey
ou shaIl hold Their onss one year aud make
returns 10 the sesctmen 10 + brulry.l
| BY Mr. Putnam Of MiddIesex an act 10 amend
the act to tax dogs.
By Mr.. Brigham Of Morrstown, an act to pay
Anwel Werner; to Committee on claims.
! BY Mr. Boynton OF Stove, that tre select
Committee On Gettysburg cemetery, &c. be ia
sTucIed to inquire lsto the propnety Of srectl' <
a monum Mt on > cunt Manshs 4 to the memory
of all ssders from Vermont who have fallen or
may hereafter fall in subduing the existing re-
bslon adopted.
Serge4nt-4t-arms appointments were announced
! by the Speakeras fellows:
Door kee per, John Barden Of Wells.
Messengers, Messrs. j. K. Lord o Hard wick,
j. l. Abbott, Of " Nindsor, George Lynde OF
Wlil!am'towo, J. Y. Brook. Of Mon pellsr.
SEN,AIE-.ifernOon.
| Rrports-By Mr. Willi,ms, for Committee on
manufactures, ayorably On Senate H. an act IN
addition to an act to incorporate the Brandon iron
aud car compinyj third reading ordered.
by Mr. Williams for Committee on manufac-
turts, avorably on Senate 49, an act to incorporate
the Rutland manufacturing company third read
| ing ordered.
BY Mr. Fish, for general Committee on Senate
II, an act in addition to an act to incorporate the
Mount Mansfield Hotel Company third re,ding
ordered.
Bills introduced and refered-By Mr.. Nichols,
an act TO incorporate the Rutland manufacturing
| company TO the Committee on Manufactures.
BY Mr.. Hutchinson, an act in amendment Of
section 81 chapter 70 Of the General Statutes re-
lAting TO divorce to Committee on Priul.ug.
On motion OF Mr. la5or the Senate sdlour-ed.
HOUSE.
Bills intrOducsd.-By Mr.. Deane Of Csvsndish.
an act IN addition to chapter 80 OF The General
Statutes IN relation to Supreme and County
Courts. ibis blii proposes 10 dispense w.,h
services OF one judge aud divide his salary amoag
those remaining in Office
BY Mr.. Wheeler Of Randolph, an act re. e.ualng
to duties end lees OF County Clerks.
BY Mr.. Waite Of Bralllsboro', an act to pay
Peter ! Washburne for services as Adjutant and
Inspector General
BY Mr.. Gleason Of Tretford, an act granting
certain rights to the Lyme bridge company.
BY MI. Pease Of Norwich, an act authorizing
selectmen to build school houses 10 Committee
on Education.
kv Nj n,.r ~ D.,t.uI -. =
OF and in audi ion to chapter ll0 title SO OF the
General Statutes, entitled OF the organization,
regulation aud government OF the militia.
BY Mr. KImbsll OF Putney, an act to amend
chapter 50 OF the General Statutes entitled of
marriages to Committee on the Judiciary. This
bill proposes to repeal the sections requiring
notice oi int ntion Of marriage to be gwen, and
substitutes record OF sh intention, in the office
| oi towu clerk or register.
Rtsotuiions.-By Mr.. Peass of Norwich, that
the Clerk be directed 10 procure the printing OF
one thousand additional copies OF the Governors
Message for the use OF members adopted.
Quartsrmasisr Generals Report The Gov
srnor sent III communication covering the annual
report OF the Quartermaster General. On motion
OF Mr.. Deane 800 copies of the f-port were
ordered printed.
Report by Mr.. Clifford, for Committee to
max. up the Grind List, favorsbly TO bill legal
iing the list Of town Of Wolcot, third reading
THURSDAY, Oct. 20, 1864.
SENATE
BIis introduced and rejsrred-By Mr.. Clark
an acI extending the charter of the Stark Bank
Reports-By VIZ. Reed, for Commute on
JUDICIARY, iavorably with proposal ofameadment
| to Senate 2, 40 act 10 amendment OF Section /,
OF Chapter 20 of the General Statutes relating to
the support Of paupers and Tor the relief OF The
insane poor; smendmeu, agreed to aud bill
ordered 10 a third reading.
Bills read III. third hne--Senate IL an act in
amendment of an act to ircorporh,. the Mount
Mansfield Hotel Company, was read the third time
and passed.
Mr. Psnnook moved to reconsider the vote re.
fusing to concur in the loint T. solution providing
Tor the printing OF DR.. Lab,r.e's address.
Mr.. Chapman favored The motion.
On mouou OF Mr, Henry the motion was
ordered TO lie.
HOUSE.
Bulls inirOduesd.-B, Mr. Satulon Of ofD.nville
an act amending Section p Of Chapter "a of TIE
General Statu es.
BY Mr.. Marcy Of koyallon, an act for the
guidance and protection of minors and to dIs.
courage dishonesty. [lhls biilprovldes that minor,
shall be held liable at law for dishonest or
ifaudulan transaction and where they attempt TO
escape paying just dues on the ground OF their
minori VI
BY Mr.. Deane Of Monkton, an act 10 amend
Section of Chapter rs Of the General Statutes