Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-17


posed at first, seems TO have won its way to
very general approval.
Some legislation at your present session will
be eoessary to prevent return TO unlimir-
ed diversity of books, that cannot but iniure
the schools; and | recommend that the Board
Of Education be empowered to revise the au-
thoiatative list of school books, and publish
tbs same soon as may be practicable,
and that ;he authority Of the present list be
continued unfl such revision be made public.
REFORM SCHOOL.
Under the act approved November 8, 1850,
eatitled = An act to establish the Vermont
Reform School," | appointed by and with the
advice Of the Senate, Aaron q. Pease g Act
ing Com mmissioner, and Lswis A. Dunn and
Lewis Prats Advisory Commissioners, who
soon after located said school at Waterbury,
VI. and in connection with said location, the
,mmssoners purchased about sixty-5eyen
acres OF land, part of the old Governor Butter
farm, SO called, taking deed OF the same 10
the S;ate, at the price OF SIX thousand two
hundred dollars. This purchase excesded by
two hundred dollars the SUM they were ay-
thorized by said at to pay for land. They
paid towards it Six thousand dollars, ard e1ve
guarantee 20 deed back one acre out ct the
southeast cor.er Of the land putch sed, in case
she Legislature ct It's present ,ession should
'ali to max further appropriation 0f toe tSt
hundred dollars The lend purchesed lad
large ard viluabIe buildings on i. sufe4 n ,be
wants 0: ths school, and though the Con.nis-
s.ontrs were unrestricted IN tie amouu. Of ex-
pease in erecting all suitable building :a1 he
accommodation OF said school, YET as these build
irgs come with tho land, the restrict ,o -z -
tns sum paid t9r tls .aad, applied 70 the whole
I purchase. / most bssrtiy rtcomra-nd itas,.
7 Dropriation Of the rem3ipin,- f.xo hu7dr44 Az -
I lars. IS the acre 10 be c1,vevsd b.c. + ,f4--,
much more than that sum.
Russel Rutier IA ibe owner of sbont .;xtv-
/ ave acres ct land. which a5io;na that norch.. "a
/ ed. snd !. j part of tbe Old t.oyernar rn,la,
i@rrn' th's he prop7sea 70 sell 70 tha Sac
nc - f,nr Ibo1saad ~ t,,-a -, a. :. --7
I'd h. nov, L-.5 80 ,--,,,.' -, -@
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oP-u'o"' oe 'e': J'e'o4 Us !Ifch+se i-r -A7
ola'r, a. Il s. ems r-AA} necessary Id erlr 10
coisiieu-e SlcA lAIHl = tle ochooi needs )
@hc @hc shot-d me preseA' op?'f 1ai'E . purchase
= oe he9ec'e1' ! Io Ho1 1A'it- i col.4 eVtF oe
% ,AlDs' ~ any 1n'A1 ''A5 the P.+ce lo" -sAee4.
l-eI7'ole rec'hlthehu an appropriation .os
/ l'9 pu1Cn-s- Il ne Pf-o7 A-In5~.
H7 ''U'i-S9 Pu1N~assu nave pea repaired
ana en4tF5ea' ~ = 70 accoinla oda-e isom
s"eu'! u's ~ '".F'! soNo'afH' ana the seA2o-
Is no" open ioF '"7 fr1er-.o" 81 1'Tu!.e "
ie'@e'S' 4l'-7 "1n4o7' "-N'"5 "-.s-o, o7tA
J ftce-Feuj auu -u!hA IL gives 8o14 promise
4 % accom- 5i!a;ilhs az 'L-t iAe o-~te expects
J t.CE ~ u
Inc h5st FcPar- Of lh7 = nnl.ss'oasTs aAs
oe5" mats " ms anu nav c'u>F1 .a1 S'in=
70 % tI'n'e1' 10y i'1 -ih."et'A'e >.i' l'.a u
-ioi1 o0ll-'147 - rs g IONS @n~ s7e '4n-
li' ''e'H '-'As - 0~i o''e'1' con s.1-eI-'I-ii-
FISHING REGULATIONS ~ LAKE CuAMPLAlN.
Pursuant L. The acr. ,f taa G..s..l a....,-
/ 3. ) snt--led =" A zct = prevent t-Asn- saAd
r;s. .',,'-ev.d IN J iH5i -. - ..-
thereof 10 be forwarded 10 the yeruor-OeGer-
Al OF nAda and The Governor of NJ" AotA.
~itn the request tnai = tn~ir respective govern
ments Aaor- IKE measures pronloiuns TIE
/ taxing, kiilns or destroying OF >hAd or Wine
hsn 10 tae parts y stld axe wlh!D Ger =
spectlVe Jurisdictions Inc SUBJECT was taken
INTO consideration with promptnrss anG court
esy oy the DoVeInnl nlen. OF Canaca, and on 'he
Io'h gay Oh april 1000 the io'!o"'os reSui~-
in council, under the Canadian tisnery ac., VIZ
mo person shai4, during tn months Of ; p
temoer, October and November, take, XII. or
destroy ally sn-d or "ni.e-hsl 10 Tue waters o.
thai part OF Lake Champtsin Siualed within
the Province of Ca1aCa. A communicative
from the Governor OF New York, oi May l9.
1866 informed ne TIA. e-r.y III tne session OF
| the legislature Of that STATE, he sent copy
Of said act TO itat boQy, AID BY SPECIAL m- =
f.-.f R..-r -
by the Genera! Assembly u Vermont, and az
I'd upon them the importance Of s.niar en-
actment or tEeir part, but that, owing to Z
| press Of other business, the legislature 81
lourned without final action thereon. Inc act
of this State IS therefore, by lis term, st!li IN
"isi"-'FS'
RESTORATION or SEA FISH 10 THE CONNECT
CUT RIVER.
Under the JOINT resolution OF the last ses-
sion OF the legislature relative TO the restcra-
ton OF see -hsh to the Connecticut nyer and ITS
tributaries, appointed Albert II. hager, St4te
Gsologist, aud Hon Charles Barrett, Comm's-
sIo2era. also communicated copies oi sad
Joln' resolution 70 tne governor OF NaSs4-
causetts, New H1mpshre ana CONNECTICUT.
ihe COMMISSIONERS report may oe expected
- III. -, -, ~ 49,.
session, relating to the irnproyident destruction
Of snad in the Connoc. .icut river, / 2ddress-d a
co'nraaie-'i n TO 81 @ .v.c. r 0f Connecticut,
requesting him 10 cal. Abe -,reu,i0a Of the leg
! .s.e.ara of 1T s-ats. taaa IL 81 sioa, To ,u-
suffice, ard to ths resolution cf oar St.;e.
a verified copy Of which | transmitted
/ 10 nm. | also transmitted copies %; he
same Z, the Governors uf AIassacha sat.s
ana New Hampshire L. response 20 the %
| pication made 10 the state of Connecticut, /