Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-08
Legislature Of Vermont.
SENATE.
MONDAY, Oct. 81, 1864.


ter, an act relating TO reaI estate owned by banks
BY Mr. llolIi'ter, an acl relating to the rights
Of corporations formed under Section l0i OF
Chapter rs Of the General Statutes.
Third reading ofbiHs.--lI. 81, an act extending
the charter Of the Orange County Bank passed
10 concurrence.
H. 20, an act regulating fees for iustics wrs
also ii. 10 an act in amendment OF Section OF
Chapter 81 of the General Ssalu,es beth pissed
HOUSE.
R,soluiionG-By Mr.. kimball of Pu,ney, that
the clerk be directed TO ask the honorable Senate
10 return the resolution that inadvertently pissed
this House on Saturday granting the use Of the
Representatives u,l to Rev. f.. d. Palmer and
Hon. Mr.. Siough,on; adopted.
Bills introduced-By Mr.. Smith Of Rip,on, an
act in amendment Of an act to aid drafted men APP
proved Nov. 10, 1864.
BY Mr.. Bulhrd ofSt. Johnsbury, an oct to pay
soldiers Of Cd and 81 regiments who we're mus.
tered into U. 3. service, prior TO July 20, 1861
certain expenses incurred by them in providing
uniforms, &c
By Mr.. Sherman OF Rupert, an &C. establishing
rates of fare for passengers on railroads in this
State 10 Committee on roads, [bill provides that
fare may mol exceed three cents per mile and
aihxes penalty for demanding more.
B,iis pd0ed,-lo amend Section 0 Of Chayter
j5, Of estates in dover aud hy the courtesy.
An act in Amendment o! Section So Of Chspter
10 If General Statutes relating to schools and
school law. fixes the time or filing registers Of
schools in loRn Clerks Office before The 20lh Of
March
An aet defining vagranoy and prescribing the
lawful course Of procedure IN regard 10 it.
SE.NAT ATE-.lfemooa.
RsporIs-By Mr.. F.agg for Committee on Ju.
dietary, ayorably on II so, an act relating to pc
tt Juror; passed ia concurrence.
Is, Mr.. Abbott for the General Committee, IA
yorsbly on Il IS, an ae, restoring Chauney Mad
son to his leg, rights and privileges passed in
concurrence.
house.
R.poriS-By Mr. Wheeler, for Committee IN
Education against a bill in amendment Of Section
So Of Chapter % in relation to ,ehools ana school
laws third reading refused,
By Mr. peAse. for Committee on Education,
against bill autaorising towns to establish and
support high school, third reading refused.
Iiy Mr. Sewall, for Committee on Education
against bill n amendm.nt OF Section 50 Chapter
22 of General Statutes IN relation to schools and
school laws; third reading refused.
BY MIR fetrin for Judiciary Committee. agains,
bill regulating lees Of town cerkci third reabiug
refused.
Bill passed Senate bill to Incorporate Rran-
don paint company.
The bill proyldisa 10 sAlugs the division Of
public school money was taken up and rad the
third timc.--lhs bill provides that ortihird Of
the public meuey shall be divided equally among
the districts. one third according to average daily
allendance. and one-third according to aggregate
attendance during preceding year. The bill ii
will he observed proposes 10 change the existing
law very materially and to encourage a large az
erssale attendance which is not taken into ae-
count by the existing law.
JOINT ds,mbly-llon. Sfnst1s Asslesay pres.
deLt protein Of the Ssnaie n The chair, steslafy
Of State aSti.g As Jerk.
ihp Stssiary Of State read the report Of the
lCany,ning Committee as follows.
J,,i,oei Ei,ciei. Eut Monlpeisr-M M,srs
Addison Peck, $ S K,bon, John Tabor, Syl.
y.nus Morse, Is r Wheeler, Jieob Rich Wes.
,ou-N.ars Soon Richardson, X parke,, q
A Cragin, l. A Gould, Spalding.