Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-13

districts; By Mr.. Clark of Addison, in
amendment of section Q, chapter %, entitled
common schools and school laws (fixing the
compensation of town superintendent at 81
per dav) To committee on education. By
Mr.. johnson of Rockingham, to pay NJ. c.
Stewart the sum therein mentioned To COM
mittee on claims By Mr.. Rounds of Ches-
ter relating u the formation of Il new coun-
ty, the alteration of county lines. and the To-
cation of county seats commissioners to
he app 'intcd To report to next session OF
the Legislature, what action is necessary in
the promises, contemplating change in the
county lines of Bennington, Windham,
Windsor. Rutland, Orange, Addison, Gale
donia. Washington Essex and Orleans conn
ties and also change in location of county
Seats) to select pmmittee of five By Mr..
Hay Of Bradford. petition of Hubbard
Wright and other citizens Of Bradford, pray
ing for change in county lines; also by Mr.
Burton of Anlover. Mr. Fulton of Newbury,
and Mr.. Rounds Of Chester, petitions on the
same subject severallv referred to select
committee on that subject. BY Mr.. Wehber
IF Rochester. in addition to chapter % gene
raj statutes, relating tn collectors of school
districts collectors to give honds) to COM
mittee on education. By Mr. Cleaveland of
Brookfeld. amending section | chapter Is
'eneral statutes. relating II legal voters in
town meetings Bv Mr.. Mead of lndDlph.
relating 70 rec very of damages for injuries
in certain eases. (dnmages sustained from in
tnXicated persons may he rec Iverei from the
person selling the int ,xicating liquors) BY
Mr.. Ferrin OF VI 'ntpelier, providing for Civ
ing notice to absent trustees By Mr.. kel-
iocg of Benson. relating tn fines to eom-
nittee Judiciary. By Mr. Proctor of
i;utland. amending act providing for making
the enrolment of the militia by the select
nen; to committee on military affairs By
Mr.. Mcintosh Of Bethel. petition of over 800
itizens of Bethel, relating To county lines;
20 select committee IN that beet By Mr.
Miner of Manchester. IN ire effectually TO
preserve fish in private ponds, streams, or
ther waters II general clm nttee. Bv
Nr. Grover of Wells, in ID litiDn AMI amend
nent of c apter So, genera statutes, rela ing
) the assessment and collection of taxes,
iclerks of railroad cDrpDratI ms II certify tn
clerks the number of shares of railroad
.tock owned by residents of towns. said
,hares t. be set in the list); tt crsnmIttee of
yavs and means Bv Mr.. Grover of Wells,
or the protection of inn keepers: to COM
nittee on Judiciary BY Mr.. Rounds of
chester, authorizing the auditor of accounts
draw his order on the treasurer for the
,um therein mentioned to committee on
laims House bill 95 to provide for the
pppintmen of reporters. was returned from
enate with proposals of amendment. which
we're agreed to.
Reports. - From committee on Judiciary,
n favor of Senate bill ), relating TO appeals
rom the police court of the city of Burling-
IN. with amendments; on motion of Mr..
Ccrrin, re-c0mmitted to committee on iudic-
ary.
B,Us read third time.-House bill 130 to
* and leg4lize the list of the town of Nor
ant for the years 1865, G6, O., II ,use bill
oh tho u1ne Df Auth H1 wick
Academy t. Hardwick. House bill 10. to
egalize the grand list of R,xbury. for 1866;
Ill passed.
iseso iltion BY Mr. Frisbie of Poultney,
-escinding resolution prohibiting the intro
luction of bills after Wednesday Nov. 6:
,dopted. Adjourned
THURSDAY, Nov. Z.
SEvArE-BiHs Introduced. BY Mr.. Kel-
ogg, for n more equal distribution, among
.reditors of property attached on mesne pro-
'ess By Mr. Bul'ard, to amend an act in
-prporating the village of St. JOhnsbury. By
Mr. Hard relating to prosecuting officers, in
amendment of section 90, chapter II, of the
general statutes By Mr.. Baker, to amend
lection %, chapter Is, of the general stat
ties, relating to railroads.
y Communication received from the
governor. transmitting to the senate letter
rom Hon l. c Kellogg. declining the Office
# assistant Judge of the supreme court, for
he year ensuing
Passed. House bill l27. in amendment to
lct incorporating the Woodstock railroad
sompany; SS laying a tax on the county of
Caledonia l45 in addition to chapter SO of
the general statutes, relating TO the adoption
f heirs and the change of names Senate
ill Al, amending section p, chapter Sc, of
the general statutes. relating TO married wo-
men, IL Incorporating the Transcript print
ng company; So legalizing the corporate
lets and proceedings Of the Vermont Iron
'ompany: 3S amending act of 1864 for Or
-anzing the militia.
Mr.. Burt was opposed TO more drilling
-han was now required by law, and believed
{ would be only farce on large scale. II
would he n burden on that class of young
nen included for duty. Although the pro-
visions of the bill did not make it particular
" expensive to the State, he was opposed TO
It, both as a matter of principle and policy;
passed.
.J3;at Resolations-By Mr. Martin, that
the two houses meet in ioint assembly. at
alf-past two o clock, Tomorrow, Friday, to
lect an assistant Judge of the supreme court.
IN place of Hon. Loyal c. Kellogg resigned.
md fill anY other vacancies that may he
caused thereby also. bv Mr.. Orcutt, for
Joint assembly on Wednesday next, at half
past two clock, L NJ, To elect superln-
,endent and three directors of the Vermont
State prison. three trustees of the University
# the Vermont State Agricultural college.
md three trustees of the Vermont Reform
school adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Bullard, adjourned
HoUsE-BiHs and Petitions fntr"duced and
Referred Bv Mr. Wood of Fairhaven, lay
ing a tax on the county of Rutland, for the
purpose Of building jail and paying the in
lebtedness Of the county to members from
that county BY Mr. Corey of Craftsbury.
authorizing the erection of monument in
the national cemetery at Winchester, Va, to
the memory of Vermont soldiers there buried;
to committee ways and means.
Reports-From committee on corporations
in favor of Senate bill 8, to incorporate the
Dorset marble company ; passed From
committee on Judiciary. Senate bill %, TO le-
galize the corporate acts and proceedings of
the Vermont copper mining company, and
the Corinth copper company passed
Against House bill l76, in amendment Of
chapter "a, relating to the traffic in intoxica-
ting liquors third aiding refused From
committee on claims, against House bill l66,
to pay David Stockwell the therein
named third reading refused.
Adjourned.