Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-14

Bv Mr.. Herrick of Brattleboro, in amend
ment of section 40, General Ssatutss, in re-
lation TO the collection of taxes.
By Mr.. Ross of st. Johnsbury, limiting the
duration of the charters of banks existing I'M.
der the laws of the State of Vermont, 30 that
the charters of all state banks shall expire
By MIR. Grover of Wells, in amendment oil
section "a, chapter SO, General Statutes
By Mr. Burt of Swanton, in amendment Of
section 81, chapter 80, General Statutes, re-
lating to the afirmants of justices judg
mente.
House bills passed-To change the name OF
Parmilla Lucy Wood to Psrmilia Lucy Pot
ter Alva Wiswell Hogeboom to Chester
W. Davis Willie Pevey John O'Brien
to incorporate the Prospect Hill Acquecuc
Company in amendment of an act to incor
porate the Village of Fairhaven to change
the name of Walter Herbert Dunmore &c
Walter Herbert Wade !; to incorporate The
s.arksboro Copper Mining Company 'ht
Valley Cheese Manufacturing Company o.
Hinesburgh; laying q tax on the county Of
Caledonia to pay James A. Pollard the sum
therein mentioned to legalize certain pro-
ceedines of the town of Essex to constitute
Henry Clinton Conant heir-at-law of Henry
g. and Huldah P. Hunt; to change the name
of George Orville Fascstt to George Orvilis
Ford to incorporate the Allen Kerosene On
Safe Company to change the name of Merry
May Nailor to Merry May Fletcher az
amendment of an act to incorporate the Dell
wood Association at Manchester to incorpo
rate The Fairhaven Marble aud Marbleizec
Safe Company; constituting Laura Jenny
" Smith heir law Of Joseph V. Smith
altering the name of Carol Franklin KeeleI
to Carol Franklin Schoolcraft 10 incorpo-
rate the Vermont and Boston Gold Mining
Company charging the powers OF school
district No 4, in Middlebury -: to pay Giles
NJ. Carpenter the sum therein named.
The committee on Ways and Means report
ed in favor of joint resolution authorizing the
purchase of Carpenters picture of the first
reading of the Emancipation Proclamation ;
adopted.
ton that the joint committee to Tx day oil
final adjournment was not able yet to fix up
on any day for adjournment on account of
the amount of business yet in the hands OF
The committees, and the uncertainty of the
length OF time that would be required for its
completion. Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
SENATK.-BHls passed-H. LAG, to protec,
fish in Halls pond In Newbury Ii. l73, to
incorporate the Mortified Hotel Company.
On motion of Mr.. circuit, IL. III, relating
to the registry and return of births, mar
riages and deaths, was reconsiderei. lie pro-
posed an amendment requiring the returns to
be made to the Secretary OF State In March
instead Of june, which was agreed to.
ResoiNtion-By Mr.. Hendee, that no bills
be introduced after Monday next without the
unanimous consent of the Senate, except such
hill =, .
on and after tuesday next the Senate hold
evening sessions commencing at seven o'clock
ad pied.
The amendment proposed by the House to
S. 81, to enable the ate Treasurer To dis
charge certain mortgages given for banking
purposes, was agreed TO. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-BiHs int oduced-By Mr.. Benton
of Guildhall, IN amendment of section Al
chapter l26, General S atutes relating 10 the
fees of town grand jurors
By Mr.. Tlden of Bare, to protect fish in
Taft s Pond, In Barre
By Mr.. Paul of Pomfret, 20 amend section
ID, chapter ~ General Statutes, relating tC
levy of execution
The Speaker laid before the ii use Il com
mnuication from the Governor, declining t.
approve II. bill TO incorporat, the Camori dge
Quarying and Mlnlrg Company, for the rea
Sun that II grants to the CORPORATION the usu a
privilege of creating debts equal IL amour;
TO three-fourths of the capital stock paid, 5u
II does not contain the usual clause prob Bit
ing the corporation from withdra wing the
capital that has been paid In during he
continuance of their corporate existence VIII l.
withdrawal of capital, II etfec,ed, woulc
leave debts against the corporation valnle.:
The question being on The passage of the bail
notwithstanding the objections OF the Gov
he 20 RI l..
House refused to pass the bill
A. Lac OF Co------iI --o.eL 80 rv0onsidv
the vote retusisg the third reading of Ii. bll
directing the sentence OF prisoners to be s,
regulated as to bring their discharge IN To,
Summer, and the vote was reconsidered, snc
the bill referred TO select committee of mem
bers from W Windsor County.
From The Senate Slocum of So. Bur
lington moved to reconsider the vote passsin,
Ii. bill tor the preservation and restoration Q
FISH in the State of Vermont adopted anc
the bill ordered to lie
MIR Andrews of Berlin moved that tn
House adjourn rejected,
Re,o iition.- By MIR Rounds of Chester
prohibiting the introduction of bills afte
Monday next adopted. AilouInej.
MONDAY, Nv II.
SENATE.-Mr. Dorr submitted The repor,
OF the committee To whom was referred tn
report of the trustees of the Vermont Stat,
library ; recommending the passage of an &C
companying bill. appropriating an additions
sum of $500 10 be expended under the drec
ton of the trustees of the State library, reat
twice and ordered to bird reading.
B,Hs p1ssed-S. II, TO pay certain State
officers to amend an act entitled An act t
incorporate the Vermont State Agriculture
Society; S. IS, TO incorporate the Uniol
Hook and Ladder Company, No. l, of Rutland
II. 1S3, to incorporate the Sharon Mill Com
Pany Ii. 1877, 10 incorporate the Fairhavel
NJ arble and Marbleized Slate Company II
1876, to incorporate the Vera.ont and Bosto
Gold Mining Company.
The President laid before the Senate a
communication from the Secretary of Safe
submitting the Sth registration report, which
was ordered to lie and De printed.
Joint resoi,iions-By Mr. Reed, that To.
Sergean'-at-Arms be authorized TO build a sut
of shelves in rooms number eleven and TIVE We
similar to those in number nine for the use o
the State Librarian and Secretary of Safe
adopted.
By MIR. Reed, that the Secretary of State b
directed 10 make descriptive catalogue Of tn
books and papers in his office and report at th
next session adopted.
Bills introduced-To authorize the town O
Woodstock to raise sum not exceeding $50,
900, and the towns of Sherburne, Bridgewatel
Plymouth, Hartland and Hartford to raise
mot rAceeding $50 900 each, to aid il
building railroad from Woodstock to som
point on the White River to amend sectio
l, of an act entitled An act TO authorize to
town of Woodstock to raise m oney to aid IL
building railroad. Adjourned.
HOUsE.-B.As Introduced, dc BY MI
Parmelee of Bristol, defining the jurisdiction
of town clerks
By MIR. Smith of Guilford, to legalze tn