Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-02

bellious states /; referred to com On military
affairs
number of private bills were introduced.
Thursday, Oct. p.
SENATE,
Bills iniroducsi-By Mr. Root, in addition
to chap 10 of the gen statutes relating to village
corporations, authorizing the trustees or bailiffs
Of any village to erect and maintain lookup or
jail for the confinement Of persons under arrest.
By Mr. Hendee, IN amendment 10 sec A chap
20 Of the gen statutes relating to proceedings in
divorce cases, authorizing any Judge of the
supreme court to enjoin husband from conveying
his real estate, on petition Of the wife, pending
libel for divorce
Bills passei-s 16 in amendment to chap 24
OF the gen statutes relating to the appraisal Of
land taken for highways ; h l3 to incorporate
the Altimont Cornet Band.
The President announced as the special com
on SO to constitute a new county, Senator's
Barstow. Hyde and Skinner.
HOUSE
Bills introduced and rsferref-By Mr. Foster
Of Montpelier, to authorize the removal Of OBJ
structions from Onion river and its tributaries !;
to com on jud.
By Mr. Miles of Hinesburgh, to incorporate
the Valley cheese manufacturing CO Of Hines
burgh Vt; to com on corp.
By Mr.. Parmslee of Bristol, TO authorize the
town Of Bristol to build jail to com on jud.
By Mr. PrOut of Rutland in addition to l12
in relation to offences against the lives Of
persons and individuals to com on jnd.
By Mr. Ross of St Johnsbury, to provide for
the preservation and restoration Of fish in the
waters Of the state /; TO gen com.
Rr NJ Roupds If Chester n establish courts
of insolvency and to provide for the equal dis
tribution Of property Of insOlvent debtors to
com on jud
Resoiution-By Mr. Goss Of Vergenues re-
questing our Senators and Representatives in
Congress to use their influence tor the repesl,Of
the law of last session, increasing their salaries
ordered to lie.
Bills passei-h bill to incorporate the Cam
bridge Mount Mansfield turnpike road CO. b
bill to protect fish in Hinesburgh pond. h bill
granting ferry to Moses Knowlton.
The speaker announced as select com on Ia bill
creating a new county by the name of Union.
Messrs ROss of st Johnsbury, Clark of POultney.
Yelch Of Williston, Thomas Of Orwell, Martin Of
Montgomery. Mr.. Clark of Poultney asked to
be and was excused from serving on the above
com.
The speaker also announced as select com on
so much Of the governors message as relates to
the reform school /; Messrs Dunn Of Fairfax,
Hubbard Of Stockbridge, Herrick of BrattlebOro,
Carpenter Of Pawlet, White Of Shelburn
ERNOON-SENATE.
A message from the Governor submitting the
report Of the Adjutsnt and Inspector General,
referred to committee under 4th Joint Rule.
BilIs referTsd-House bill 4, incorporating
the Cambridge Mount Mansfield Turnpike Road
Co; to committee on Roads.
House bin Is, an amendment to section II,
chap y, of the General Statutes, relating to
the time Of examining teachers for common
schools; to committee on Education.
House bill AZ, to preserve fish in Hnesburgh
pond; to general committee.
House bill 81, granting a ferry to Moses
knowlton; TO committee on Roads
Bills iHtrOdHced-By Senator Barrett. in
addition to chapter so, Of General Statutes, re-
lating to banks; it is for the purpose Of doing
away with the Safe banks, and for the estab-
lishment of National
HOUSE
A message from the Governor. enclosing the
report Of the Adjutsnt and Inspector General
On motion Of Mr. Proui, Of Rutland, the mes
sage and report were referred to the committee
on Military Affairs.
From committee on Corporations. House bill
IS, to incorporate the Hinesburgh Cornet Band.
Amended so as to make the stockholders person
ally liable for the debts Of the corporation, in
case the debts amounted to more than the capt
tai stock; ordered to be engrossed, and read the
third time.
From the Select committee Of the members
from Grand Isle, an act TO lay tax upon the
county Of Grand Isle; amended, and ordered to
be engrossel, and read the third time.
NJ oF ,,fr act 4
terIng, amending and repeating section 80.
chapter IS, Of the Revised Statutes. in relation
to the grand list; to committee to make up the
Grand List.
The joint resolution relative to Senators Col
lamer and Foot, was taken up. E1logies fol
lowed by Mr.. Miner Of Manchester, Mr. Prout
Of Rutland, Mr. Hubbard Of Stockbridge, and
Mr. Grover Of Wells.
The resolution was passed.
SENATE.
Friday, Oct. 2G. lsG6.
A Joint resolution was introduced by Senator
Martin giving thanks to our Senators Poland
and Eimunds and Representatives Morrill, and
Woodbridge, for their addresses adopted on the
part Of the Senate.
Bills passsd-House bill 81, fer the preserya-
ton Of the records of the war Of 1861 in con-
curTence.
House bull 4, incorporating the Cambridge
Mount Mansfield Turnpike Road Company in
concurrence
House bill 81, granting a ferry to Moses
Knowlton ordered to lie.
HOUSE
FRIDAY, Oct 2G.
Bills iatroduced-By Mr. Ballard, Of New
Haven. to incorporate the Burlington District
Educational Aid Society to com on Education.
By Mr. Herrick, Of Brattleboro. to amend sec
tions and 8, Of chapter IL, Of the general
statutes relating to the registry CT births, mar
risges and deaths to com On education
House bill %, in relation to the compensation
Of town superintendents, was read the third time.
Mr. Miner, Of Manchester. moved to amend
the title of the bill which was carried and the
bill passed.
BiIIs passsd-House bill 20, to levy a tax
upon the county o. Grand Isle.
House bill 6S, to incorporate the Hinesburgh
Cornet Band.
Rsports-From tine committee on Roads, to
incorporate the Passumpsic River and Island
Pond railroad third reading ordered.
Mr. Weston Of Colchester, presented petition
Of 80 citizens Of Winooski, relating to tolls; TO
com on Manufactures.
A Joint resolution requesting our members TO
vote fer the repeal CT the Law giving the mem
bers Of Congress $1,000 extra pay.
Mr. Miner Of Manchester. moved that the re-
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