Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-07

efa statutes, relative 10 banks; ordered to be
read the third time. Crhe bill provides that
ST caholders Of state banks shall vote at bank
meetings according to the number of the shares
they own, eaeh share having one vote
Passed. An act TO prevent taking shad or
white fish in lake ChaInpain and its tributaries,
in the months Of Sepember, October, and No
yenber. An acl authorizing the st. Adams Hotel
Company to issue bonds. The committee on
ways aud means reported lavorably to bill in
creasirg the p3y Of Secretary Of the Board oil
Education also ayorably to bill to increase the
pay Of schoo superintendens,
Mr., Blrslow, for the committee on military
atfirs, reported against the passage Of Mr.. Mich
olson's hill 10 amend the existing militia law.
Mr.. Nicholson addressed the House at length in
favor of bis bill when, on motion Of Mr.. Barlow,
the bi was ordered to lie.
The bill confirming certain DEGREES Of the Court
Of Chapcsry allowing Trustees OF Vermont and
Canada railroads 10 borrow money for certain
purposes, was refused a third reading. (lhe
bill was opposed By Mr., lleblrd, and supported
by Messrs Miner, Barrow, and Rounds,)
THURSDAY Nov 2
SENATE. Senator Cochran, from the Commit
tee under the Avn joint rule, to whom was re-
fofed the report ol tho Trustees OF the Agri-
cultural College ond accompanying bill, reported
the bill win imp rtan5 amendments. The
amendments were discussed by Senators DOrr,
Reed, Barrett and Saith, and tho bli ordered
| tO lic.
House bills referred II Committee on Flu
cation, an ac, giving additional compensation
to the Secrerary Of the b Jard OF Elucitlon An
oct relating to the pay Of Town oupernienients
Of Common Schools 10 th5 Committee on
Ban Sc, an act IN amendment OF Section H. OF
Chapter SO, Of the General Statutes, relating to
banks.
Bills introduced.-By Senator Howe, to il
corporate the Brandon Mineral Paint Company.
Passed IN concurrence House biHS.-In amend
men. o. Section "a, Of Chapter 80, OF the Gen
eral atu,es, relating to railroads. Authoriz-
ing tie 81. Adams Hotel Company to issue
bonds. Senate blis 10 incorporate the Camel +
llump Hotel Company, 10 amend an act ia
cooperating the cry Of Burlington third
reading refused. House bill amending Sac,ion
, q OF Chapter | Of the General oAtatee. o.n.
ate tlll amending Sections 50 and 50 OF Chap.
, ter - Of the General Statutes, relating to DIS
3 thbuu0n Of school money was amended and o.
dotfd to be eugrossed. Senate bill, confirming
7 certain DEGREES OF the Court Of Chaneery, wa
j considered, aud House amendments agreed to
House bills referred ~ COMMITTEE Oh roads, a.
&c, TO incorporate the Rutland & Woodstock
o H. K. Co. House bill relating to the collection
q Of taxes in unorganiz9d towns and cores, wa
[ ordered ~ be read the third time.
= Senator DJrr introduced a bill to protect iisl
= in Beaver Pond referred to General Commit
G tee.
Q Senator Reed reported bill for the extin
3 gushmeul OF uuorganlzed towns and cores
+ Amendments agreed " an ordered to bs o.
o crossed.
6 Senator Hobart, ior special committee, bi
n for laying tax Of three cents on a dollar, o.
the county Of Chi,tenden ordered to be en-
i crossed
The vote refusing the passage Of the bill
B., aboiishiug the Office OF Railroad Commissioner
70 was on motion Of senator Crane, considered
z and the bll passed, by the following vote
d Yeas, Senators Barrett, Chapman, DJrr, y
ten, Gay, Henry Hobart Rowe, Hyde, lie
e Meachaln, Reed, Rublce, Soule, Upham-l5.
o Nays, ee1ltors Abbott, Alien, Clement
3, Cochran, Crane, hutchinson, PAX, Porter
= Richmond, Smith, Tabor, lali-l2
10 HousE.--Mr. " altss Amendment retains th
j. present militia law complete, with tho cxceI
), ton OF all drills and parade-, and lurnlshin
r uniforms to the troops.
It The alnon-mens vas favored by AIessls
n Waite, BiflO@ aud Nicholson and opposed b
II Messrs. Rounds, llebird, Pease and Blrstow
II Mr. Colby Of liartand, moved to d'smiss III
a bill. The bli, was lost, yeas II nays IA.
The bill was then ordered 10 lie, and made III
r special o.der lor three O'Clock Tomorrow alte
r noon.
by Alr Prout Of Rutland, an act relating
4 arrest OF jpdguent in civil causes.
le by Mr.. Barlow oil 81. Abars, an act to il
corporate the Brandon Marble Company.
4 by Mr.. Parker oil N9Icott, an act To autho
to za the towns OF stowe, Morrstown, HydeparI
in Johnson, Eden, Wolo0tt and Emote to ald
Is building r-l road.
&c. BY Mr. Hamilton of Montgomery, an act
n. repeal an &C, entitled an act organizing the "
". liua, approved Nv. %, 1861
By MIR, Wheaton OF Pittsiord, an act to
by peal puIt Of an act to orksnize the Militia, a
I'd proved NV -, ls64
BY MI. burlington Of Lincoln, an act to
peal an act approved Nov. ,, 1854 relative
nd Common Schools.
Il Mr Walker OF Ludlow, an act in reati
Il to the conslruc ion OF mil dams aud Reservoir
IN by Mr.. Prout OF Rutland, an act TO inc
cd pOrate the Sutherland Falls Hot-l Compar
of BY MIR Barlow If s.. Albums, n act To
90 corporate The Neshote9 Hotel Company.
nth Nj. Wood OF bfldgewator, an act to rep
I'M Sections aud OF char ter So OF the General 5.
ol utes, entitled an act to taX dOgs. BY AIR. III
NOR lips of Uds'leton, an act relating to the rcpo
nr Of certain officers. BY Mr. Page Of Hydeta
An an act to prevent deterioration in the value
M, lands. b. Mr. Glazer OF Sratton, an act
amendment Of an act tor organizing The Miht
approved Nov D, 1861. By Mr.. Uleayeand
broUkGeld, an act IN relation to collection
es- town taxes BY Mr.. Hebard Of Chester,
n'' act to repeal an act therein mentioned, and
re-euact Section 90 OF Chapter % Of Gene
al Statutes The House reclnsldered Senate b
ne entitled an Gct 10 confirm certain DEGREES OF
,'e, Court Of Uhaneery, which was refused tn
ru reading yesterday, and an amendment was
ieied by Mr. Hebard, and the bill, as amend
'u- passed m concurrence.
~ CHE bill was discussed by Alessis. Walker
'a- Lutlow, 10 opposition, and Park Of Bennil
ton and llebard OF Caelsea, in fdyUr.)
o. Bills dismissed The bill entitled an act
In authorize tho discount OF twenty per cent in
III payment OF highway tax in ceitsin cases, v
Wy taken up, and brlskly discussed by Mes.
- Rounds OF Chester, Robinson of Highga
by Brown OF Vernon, Hamilton OF Montgome
ea' Mason OF RcadsbOro, and on motion Of \
III Parker Of Woloott, the bill was dismissed.
10 Peniions.--By Mir. Foster Of Calais. petit
'oot Of oit3 us Of Calais, praying for the repeal
4l- the Militia law. BY Mr.. Wheaton Of Pit
W. ford petition OF citizens OF Pittsford pray
ing br thu same By MIR Thomas of 0rwsil
la nt,on nj c,t;,sns ol oewau o,a,in' 81
ans I,,,s,,n,s T., e,oc, n Iayg c,nctrn;n, A.,
ain ~ he engyo,WI A. net +, ,nooTSor ,,o
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