The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-10-25

referred to committee on railroads.
ResolWioo By AIR Cady, Of Morris
town; that when the House adjourn on
Friday next, it be till Monday next. mt
3 p. IN. After debate yy Messrs. Hub
bard, of Stockbridge, and Rounds. of
Chester, was adopted by vote of III
to Gl
FHmAY. Oct is.
SENATE. There not being "A quorum
present, Mr. Hendce moved TO adjourn
yeas B. nays THE Senate refusing
to adjourn, Mr. Henry moved call of
the Senate, and IL Senators responded
to the call of their names.
On motion of Mr.. Henry, adjourn
cd
HOUSE,. Bills Introduced and Refer
cd--By Mr.. Foster, Of Calais, relat-
ing to the fees of the General Assemb-
ly 10 cents per mile for travel, and
So per day for attendance, but deduct
my all days any member is ABSENT
to com ON ways and means.
by Mr. Marvin, in amendment of
chap Is g s, relating to the election Of
town officers (listors to be 40 elected
as to serve three years, ono retiring
and one new lister to be elected each
year, to com on judiciary
Bill passed. Laying tax on the
County of LamoiIle No business was
done in either Houses in the after
noon
TrrsDAY. Oct %.
SENATE. Bits lnroduced and Refer-
red--Bv Mr. Dale, relating to divorce
of citizens of this State obtained in
other Suites; to committee on print
ing.
BY Mr. Hard, relating to plead,ngs;
to com on printing.
Pctaioa OF S +. Kinsley and 9th
ers, for repeal of law prohibiting the
catching of fish in certain ways; to
general committee.
On motion Of Mr. Walker, adjourn
ed.
House.. Bus Introduced and Rclcr-
red.-~By Mr.. Dennieon, of Royaton,
to alter the time Of holding the Deem
Der term of Windsor county court to
first Tuesday in December to com on
judiciary.
BY Mr. Van Sicklen, Of Burlington,
in relation to Chittenden Marble Co.;
to com on corporations.
BY Mr.. Park, of bennington, TO
amend sec chap 80 g $, entitled Of
societies for the support of the gospel
and literary associations; to com ON
education
BY Mr. Proctor, of Rutland, to iu-
corporate the American stone Co.; TO
com on manufactures.
BY Mr. Brigham of HYDE Park, to
change the name Of G. C. Cleveland to
G. G. Burno, and constituting him
herr at-law of Joseph and Catherine
Buno; TO general com
hp0rts From com on Railroads,
in favor of ii 2, to incorporate the La
noble Valley Railroad, with amend
ments which were agreed to, and the
bill ordered to third reading.
AFTERNOON
SENATE. Bills Introduced and Refer
red. The hour for JOINT assembly
having arrived, the Senate repaired to
the Hail OF the House Of Representa-
lives
The Senate having returned, House
bill No. 2, Incorporating the Lamoille
Valley Railroad, was taken up, read
and referred TO committee on rail-
roads
The President appointed as a com
mittee to visit and inquire INTO the af-
fans Of the Vermont State Prison:
Messrs Baker and Root
HousE h8 Passed. II 2, toincor-
porate the Lamoiile Valley Railroad
Company.
Report. From select com to which
was referred ii Is, to enable the towns
therein famed to aid in the coustruc.
ton of the IamoilIe Valley Rail- Dad
Company, in favor Of the bill with
appointments which were agreed to and
bill ordered to third reading. The
amendments to this bill aud also to the
bill Incorporating the road, apparently
contemplate connection with The
Vermont a Canada in the town Of
Swanton, Georgia, 81 Adams, Milton
and Burlington being struck out and
Fairfield, Sheldon, Highgate and
Swanton, inserted in the bill
Bill Introduced and Referred. ~ BY
Mr.. Crane, OF Newport, to incorporate
the Mlssisquoi Railroad Co., (from
some point On the Vermont & Canada
in Franklin County, to some point on
the Passumpsic in Orleans County, /;
10 com on railroads.
Joint Assenlbiy. The Senate came
IN to the representatives. Hall, and a
Joint assembly was formed for the pur-
pose of electng judges of the Supreme
Court and reporter of the decisions Of
said court:
Hon. Stephen Thomas, President Of
the Senate, in the chair, Hon. George
Nichols, Secretary of State, clerk.
The following elections were made
by a viva voce vote:
John Pierpoint, OF Vergennes, Chief
Justice of Supreme Court
James Barrett, Of Woodstock, First
Assistant Justice.
Loyal @. Kellogg, Of Rutland, Sec
ond Assistant Justice.
Asahel Peck, of Montpelier, Third
Assistant Justice.
William @. Wilson, of Bakersfield
Ho1rfb Assistant Incfioa