Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-31

OF Benson 1000
The Governor submitted the report Of the
Adjutant and Inspector General for the year
1866, which was referred to the commute IN
der 4 h loint rule.
BdLs introducsd-By Mr.. Barrett, in addi-
ton to chapter SO of the General Statutes, pro
vdng that the chancellor shall on application
of the stock olders of any ank, representing
one-third of the capital stock, which shall re-
fuse or negect to close up its affairs or To be-
come national bank, appoint receiver who
shall close up the business of such bank. Ad-
journed.
HOUSE House hill to legsl;ze The grand
list Of the town Of Berkshire for The years 1864,
1865 and 1866. PASSED
rhe Speaker laid before The House COM
munication from tue Governor, covering the
annual report of the A0juant and I1>pecto
General for the year 1866, with recommend
alton tha, the annual muster anf parade OF the
state militia be restored to the state militia
system on motion Of MIR. Prout OF Rutland
referred to committee on military att RS.
Bills introduced, 3c-By Mr.. Pease OF
Charlotte, altering, repeating, and amending
certain sections of the General Statutes relat-
irg to the grand list.
The joint resolutions of respect 10 the mem
DRY of the late United states Senators Cola
mer and Foot, being the special order for 12
O'Clock this afern lon, were taken up
The resolutions supported by Mr. Nj
ner of Manchester. Mr.. Prout OF Rutland,
Mr.. Stewart of Middlebury. Mr.. Hubbard OF
Stock bridge, and Mr. Grover of Wells.
The resolutions were unanim 5usiy passed 10
concurrence. Adjourned.
Friday, Oct. 20.
SENATE.-Joint Reso!ut.on-By MIR Mar
tin, rendering tue thanks OF the General As
s-mblv to the Hon. Like P. Po'aad, Hon.
Geo F Edmunds, Hon. Justin ). Morriii.
Il heir .f-
dresses on Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings;
adopted.
Introduced and refered-By Mr.. Hyde, TO
incorporate the Adams Safe and Tile Co. 10
committee on manufactures.
Passed-H. Al, for the preservation OF the
records and flies of the war OF 1861. H. .,
to legalize the action of 4 select of the
town of Cavendish. IL f. TO lncol porate the
Cambridge Mt Mansfield turnpike Road Com
pany.
HOUSE Speaker appointed as select
committee on bill TO change the boundary line
between Lincoln and Warren Messrs. Mason
of Readsboro, Taylor OF Sherour"e. ohedd OF
Hardwick, Soper of Coventry, Mann OF Fair
lee.
Also in place of Mr.. Clark of Ponltney, ex-
| cused, on the bill to create new county by the
name of Union,' Mr.. Parker OF w cott.
Bills INTRODUCED aud referrea-By NJ Grov-
er ol Wells constituting the listing laws OF this
State, (securing the right OF appeal to the
seleclmer;)
By Mr.. Ball of Springfield, to incorporate
the village of Springfield
BY Mr. BuIlard OF Newhaven, to incorpo-
rate the Burlington district Educational aid
society;
By Mr.. Herrick of Brattleboro, in amend
meni of sections 2 and of chapter IL, General
Statutes, relating to the registry and returns OF
births, marriages and deaths, Catering the
| lime of making return j
By Mr. Parker Of WocOtt, IN amendment
of section 10, chapter 81, General Statutes, re-
lating to appeals.
Buis passed-H bill in addition TO the chap
ter p OF the General Statutes ID bal. 20 ln-
corporate the Bennington ater PoEer Com
pany. III bill. 90 incorporate the Rutland
! NJ visionary Association. II bill TO legaiize the
grand list of the town of Granville tor the
years 1864 65-65. Ii. bill 20 legalize the grand
| list of the town of Greensboro for lo6S-o4-oo-
90. Ii. bill to legalIzs the grand list OF he
| town OF Chlttenden for the year 1906 I'll.
| bill laying a tax on the county OF brand Isle
H. bill to Incorporate the Manches eF Manu-
featuring Company ii. oil TO Incorporate
the Hlnesburgh Cornet Band.
Petitions-By Mr.. Weston of Colchester, OF
/ 81 citizens of Colchester In relation To tolls ;
By Mr.. Parker of w Wo!cOtt, of lbs citizens
of WOlcott and other towns; IN relation 10
/ tolls;
| By Mr.. Lane, of d. Lawrence and 100 9th
ers, asking for the repeal Of an act to protect
fish IL Otter Creek river Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
| SENATE-Bi4s Edssed-H. II, TO lncorPo
rate the Peru Boot & Shoe % npany, passed
with proposed amendments ). 10. relating
to the standard weight of grains D 2o, su-
/ thorizng Mt Mansfield Hotel Company to
issue bonds for the sum OF $4,000, secured oy
the real estate of said company :. ~, 10
protect fish 10 Hermitage Pond N Iopsham'
s. "a. to incorporate the brattleooro NJ Ms9-
deon Company 5. So, TO Incorporate the Vt.
and Boston Slate Company D 40, TO lncorpo-
rate the Fair Haven Slate and Marble Com
pany; II. 81, to grant the r'gnt OF keeping
and maintaining ferry from Charlotte TO Is
sex. New York. to Moses knowlton,
Introduced and Referred-By Mr.. Root to lay
tax on the county of Bennington referred,
| on motion Of Mr.. Root, 10 a special committee
eonsisting Of the Senators from Bennington,
| County
By Mr. O.cutt, in amendment to an act en-
titled An act 10 incorporate the Norwlch oGi-
versity. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-BtUs passed-H. bill, in smend-
ment of an act TO incorporate the Essex Coun-
tv Railroad Company, approved Nov. IT.
1864 Ii. bill, to incorporate the Passumpsic
River and Island Pond Railroad Co.
BIS introduced and referred-By Mr. Trout
Of Rutland, to amend an act entitled An act 10
amend an act Incorporating the Village OF nut
| and, approved o CT. l9, 1860
| By MIR. Ross of ST.. Jonnsbury, u lncorpo-
rate the Montpelier and st. Johnsbury kall-
road Co.;
By Mr.. Root of Craftsbury, for the relief Of
Charles w. Bickford
| Mr. Hubbard of Stockbridge called up s.
bill to incorporate the Providence Orphan Asy-
um and Hospital at Burlington, and spoke
agains, the passage of the bill. liz provides
for the incorporation of an Asylum and Hos
| pital at Burlington to be under the control Of
| the Catholics of this State. On motion OF
Mr., Prout of Rutland, the bill was ordered to
| lie.
Reports-From committee On judiciary, 3.
bill, repeating certain sections u. b, relating
10 the election of Senators to represent this
State in the Congress of the United States f;
passed.
Petitions-By Mr.. Purinton of Lincoln,
| petition in relation to changing the boundary
| lines between the towns of Lincoln and War
rem referred to select committee on that sub
ject.
| Joint Resolution-From the Senate, ten
dering the thanks of the General Assembly to
our Senators and Members Of Congress for
| their ab g and exhaustive addresses on the Con-
stitu,ional Amendment and other political
questions, delivered in the Representatives
Hall on tuesday and Wednesday evenings OF
this week; adopted.
By Mr.. Walker of Ludlow, directicg the
ate to procure the printing of 1000 copies OF
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