Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-29
Barron Hay, the returned member from

n town OF bradford: adopted
House bill, II l56 to incorporate the Suther
u land Falls marble CO; amended and passed.
BiHs introduced and referred, By Mr. Dew
ey, 10 authorize the payment Of bills for pub
fishing laws Of extra session; to com on finance.
Y By Mr. Leonard to build Jail in the county
, Of Rutland; to senators from Rutland.
Mr. Hendee called up II 29i relating to COM
C mon schools and school laws. ynd the com pro
I posed to amend by striking out 1900 and in
1erting 1000. Mr.. Martin moved that the
c word i" three (dolars) be stricken out and
c word L" fye'' inserted instead.
Mr. Orcut; moved to amend the smendement
by making it ' four Yeas 10, Nays l3, so
= the amendment to the amendment was adopted.
HOUSE.
Various petitions were presented from various
, towns. praying for legislation to equalize
freights on railroads. which were referred to
com on railroads
Reports. From special com, on resolution in
structng them TO inquire whether any further
} legislation is necessary to reduce the expenses
Of litigation in our courts. that no further leg
islation is practicable at the pre'ent time.
From com on military af % whom was
referred a resolution relating .e militia, by
a bill entitled an act 10 amend an act for or
gaming the militia, approved Oct. 1864; this
bill disbands the present militia organizations,
and authorizes tie formation Of three volunteer
regiments aud one section Of light artillery,
each member 10 receive dollars per day for
not to exceed five days in each year, Passed.
The resolution introduced yesterday rescin1-
ing that part Of the rules Of the house requiring
p hours 20 intervene between the FIRST and
third reading Of every bill was taken up and
adopted.
Bills read third time. 29S in relation to
circus exhibitions; opposed by Mr.. Hubbard Of
Stocktr1ge; favored by Messrs Pelton Of Lud- |
low. Park Of Bennington, Rofs Of St. Johns
bury, and passed.
nineton and Woodfcri railroad co; passed.
On the bill to incorporate the Paran Creek r. |
R. Co. Mr.. Park Of Bennington spoke fire an |
hour and q bali.
SENATE
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. %,
From special com, l02 providing FOR build /
ing jail in the county Of Rutland. On mo-
J titn Of Nh. PrCut, rules Il and % were sus-
pended and the bill passed.
/ From com on mauuGctur Il !s0 20 moor
Tcr8te the Manhattan marble CO; amended and
/ passed.
From jui com. Il 255 to incorporate the Hyde
/ park mining Co; and passed
| Il III amcniingc 10 relating to oiienses
/ against public policy; amended and passed.
/ s 600 to prevent and punish fraud IN the sale
| Of mineral water not genuine, amended, rules
/ suspended and passed; also, l0l pIoyiding for
/ Publishing the laws pafsel at the extra session
! Of the Legislature. passed.
From com on finance, II 2eS relating TO cir
Gus exhibitions; passed.
From gen com, II -69 10 incorporate the Bur-
iingtou steamboat co; passed.
From com on education, II 294a concerning
the education Of children between and II
years Of age; amended.
From com against S 81 relating to proseel-
i- = on recoCuizauces.
Mr. Hard made quite lengthy and able az
-umcnt in favor Of the bill. On motion Of Nlr,
Garfield ordered to lie.
Joint Rcs1luhon-S Il providing flr more
equal distribution Of property among erelitors'
attached On mesne process; passed.
2s5 TO incorporate the Chelsea and West
falrlee Telegraph co; passed.
300 20 encourage manufacture; amended |
aud passed
Ihe Governor returned with bis objections
G6 Incorporating the Green Mountain quar-
D. nc and manufacturing co. Passage over the
veto was refused.
HOUSE.
Il 300 70 incorporate the Paran creek railroad
mpaug.
Mr. Frisb.a oi Pouituey offered an amendment
striking out all after the enactirg clause, and ,
Inserting a new bill the new bill being the ori-
cual bin 20 charter the Waloomsac railroad COM
-uy)
4 long debate followed. by Messrs Frzbie.
Miner Of Manchester. Wright Of P0wnsl and
Park Of Bennington; and the amendment was
70 10y yeas -, nays lio.
The bin was then dismissed.
J0iaf EcohH9a-Beiatng 10 the taxation Of
the stock ofuat1rai banks adopted.
Rp5as-From com on ways and means 63
O. pay certain state CiIlers. with amendment (to J
nav I 4 - 81 Of s.
was agreed 10.
Nr Brigham Of HyIeplrk moved 60 amend /
SIS 20 pay ! A Page $500 instead of 1000
llr Ross of l. Jodnsbury moved o. amend the I
sHenimen; proposed by Mr Brigham. by max {
in- the sum $500; which was agreed 10.
The com further recommend that the bill be
amended ty making the pay Of Pitkin : go {
ia=tesl Of $500; agreed TO. The bill was then
passed.
The com Of ways and means report and rec
ommeud the passage OF an act 10 establish the
salary Of certain state officers, (ueasurer $1,000.
'retary Of state $500, Qulrtermaster General
i1); passed.
From com On railroads, sgainst III relating
to railroads; third reading refused.
SENATE
ur HarG called up $ 81 relating to proceed
ir-s on rec0gnizances Favored by Messrs .
Heuiee, Blrstow, Dale and Hari, opposed by !
Messrs Canfell and Prout
Rule 33 relating 10 the engrOssmeut Of bills
Tas suspended, and the bill received its 81 read
ing and was passed,
Rep9rts-From com on iud, S 90 amending
So G relating to private corporations; read
third time and passed.
From com on banks. Il 2SG to incorporate the
= utpelier savings Bank; amended and passed.
From gen com, II - relating to the disci-
2 rl- Of the state prie1u. uacsel
ll2 to legalize the grand list Of Sheldon for
d5. 6, = passed.
165 to revive and amenl act incorporating
tie Fairfax cemetery association; passed.
2g3 to encourage the breeding Of fish; amend
e aud passed.
Joint resolution directing the state treasurer
to procure the Indebtedness Of the cities and
towns IN this state aud report the same; amend
ell and adopted.
Mr. Hendee called up 5 % Of ofIeuses against
chastity, morality and decency; house amend
ments concurred in.
Mr. Lane moved reconsideration Of vote pass.
ing II Dos relating to the education Of children
between 5 and II years Of age; adopted. amend
81 and passed.
Mr.. Walker called up l7j, authorizing the
Town Of Woodstock TO raise money 10 build
railroad. On is passage Mr.. Barrett called
the yeas and nays which were as follows;
,,as -, nays o.
HOUSE.
Rtp0us-Frcm com on ways AMI means, an
ast h 3oS, to make provision for the support Of
! Ivernmeut (State tax Of 80 cents on the dol
! l4r ofthe grand list Of the State); passed
/ From com on militia in favor of 227, to
amend act loT organizing the militia; pass
/ FL.
From com on corporations in favor Of g6 to
incorporation the Lamolle Mutual Live Stock
Insurauce Company, with amendments. which
were greed to; passed.
FROM com on judiciary in favor OF II 237 in
amendment OF section chapter los relating
% mechanics liens; passed
In favor of Il 257 relating to lleadings GER /
tin cases; passed.
In favor Of II 255 to prevent paupers from
coming chargeable to towns where they have |
-l legal settlement; passed. Ayes IS nays "A. 1
II 224 amending section chapter 10 re- /
tting to legal voters in town meetings; passed. /
1Ol proyilinu for publishing the laws nassel ,