The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-11-20

the SlllTlcS Ol Judges Ol luc supreme
Court ut 81, 800 per annnm; relating TO
to the time Of holding Supreme Courts in
County; bills were dismiss
ed, constituting and amending the listing
law and amending the militia law.
Thursday, in the Senate, bills were
passed to incorporate St. Adams mar
bic company; to authorize the towns Of
Woodstock, Shcrburn, Bridgewatcr, Ply
mouth, Pomfret, llartland and Hartford
to raise money to build railroad ASSESS
ing a tax or the county Of Washington
amending sec. 65, of chap. 81 of the gen.
stat relating to laying out and discontinue
ing highways and bridges to incorporate
Springfield village; to incorporate the !
Otter Creek steamboat co; to change the |
the name of Winoosk marble co 10 in.
corporate the Valley cheese menuiactur
ing company Of llincshurg to establish Il
State normal school to lcgnlizc the vote
of the town meeting ,of Shorcham relative
to the bounties, held March 9TH, 1865
to amend section of chapter IL of the
general statutes in relation to fees for re-
gistraiion; restoring VIM. L. Ellison to
his legal rights and privileges relating to
ialors fees; authorizing the completion Of
the probate records for the district of Rnt-
land and pay the register for completing
same to incorporate the West Rutland
centre school to lcgalizc the grand list of
the town Of Cornwall for 1866, and TO
amend an act to authorize the town Of
] g. tn I,, Il
road.
The hill increasing the salaries of the
/ judges of the supreme court to 81, 800
per annum has passed both houses OF the
Legislature.
In the House, bills were passed in
relation to fees of shcrills providing for
the printing of the directory of the general
assembly granting certain privileges TO
the village of Bennington and North Ben
ningon; relating to the collection oftown
taxes; Incorporating the Aeollan hotel
company in amendment to sections and
6, chapter % general statutes, relating to
common schools and school laws; to 'au-
thorize the town of Wuolstock and other
towns to raise money to build railroad ;
TO amend sec. of an act to authorize the
town Of Woo stock to raise money to build
n railroad; empowering incorporated
towns and villages TO have and maintain
lockups and jails; and the House refused
blls-limi inn the duration Of charters o.
banks existing nndcr the laws Of the state
relating to the grand list in aid Of draft
ed men and relating to the proceeds o
public lands
Friday, in the Senate, bills were passed
relating to naturalization TO provid,
for the repairs Of houses of public wor
ship; relating to the grand lit ; rclalin;
to the sale of real estate including th
homestead by the guardians of insane per
sons in relation TO the appointment Of
Superintendent of State Prison relating t.
the appointment Of commissioners for ap
prai,crs on estate of deceased persons; t,
incorporate the Munkton kaolin company
amending the charter of the BrUoksvill
edge tool manufacturing company t
lcgaizc the grand list of the town {
Tnmawa relating TO divorce, alimony
: custody Of children, also Of children I
: persons living separate; to lcgalize tn
grand list of tlic town Of Guiiiuld, fl
appeals from judgment of Justice of III
Peace in civil cases; to incorporate tn
, Luncnburgh Starch company in rclatio
to the qualifications of voters.
In the House, bills were passed, direct
ing listers 10 notify persons when asscsse,
Tor money on fIand, debts due, ttock i,
trade or manufactures TO amend section
90 chapter So neral statutes in relation
to the grand list; section II chap.er 1t
general statutes, relating TO fire districts
to incorporate the village of Cabot
granting cram powers to the Addison
county grammar school in addition tt
chapter - general statutes of the court OF
chanccry; OF acts of 1865 relating &c
fees of sheriffs and constabes; relating
to estates OF homestead and in power and
IN amendment of section 6 chapter 6S
general statutes; To authorize the corrcc.
tln OF errors in the grand list ; TO pre-
vent dcposiiing poison on lands for tire
regulation and government of the Yer.
mont state reform school, with amend
mcntsi in amendment of section II chan
ter l26 general statutes relating to fees of
members of the general assembly.