Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-06
louise bill 1sa in addition to SEE ton . chap

House bill 132 in addition TO see tion chap
ter ?8 general statutes, relating to grist
mills: ordered TO third reading. From COM
lBittce on yTays and means in favor of House
bill SO in amendment of section ? chapter II
General statutes, relating 10 the pay of
county commissioners, with amendment
which was agreed to fixing pay not TO exceed
so per annuIn); ordered 10 third reading.
From committee on railroads, in favor Of
House bill IS 10 incorporate the Mlssisquoi
railroad company, with the amendments
which were agreed to ordered to third read
ing From committee on WAYS and means,
- in relation 70 money Of account, by new
iii entitled an act concerning the rate per
cent Of interest (providing that not more
than {, per cent can he taken except upon an
agreement in writing-leaving the rate OF
interest 10 be governed by supply and de-
mandy ordered 10 lie and he printed.
BiHs passed House bill 100, u incorpor-
ltc the Montpelier and White River Railroad
Company; l45, in addition TO chapter ST of
the general statutes, relating TO the adoption
i minors and the alteration of names; tt.
TO incorporate the Montpelier and Wells Riy-
cr Railroad Company. Adjourned
ArrsaS0ON.
lNArE-Erom committee ON railroads,
House bill IS to incorporate the West River
Railroad Company passed
House bill los in addition ID act incorpo-
-ating the Essex Railroad Company; passed
Frem committee on military affairs. Senate
ill granting State pay TO certain Vermont
soldiers. VETERANS who served in Hancock's
Brigade), 81 per month. Mr.. Barstow
,ferc1 an amendment, that IN the case of
The sieceasc Of the soldier the pay should go
% his legal representatives, as is now PRO
sidci for other Vermont soldiers adopted
after explanations by Mr.. Blrstnw, on
notion of Mr.. Goodhue, ordered 20 lie
Syeciai Order-The resolution relating to
he death Of Ex-Governor John i. Andrew,
f Massachusetts, was taken up and adopted.
Mr. Garfield made few appropriate re
marks, referring TO the valuable public SER
ices of the deceased. As further evidence
# respect. Mr.. Hendee moved that the Sem
ttc DO now adjourn adopted.
HoUsE.-BiAS introduced and referred-By
Ir. Grover Of Wells, relating to injunctions
IL certain cases Clearing to be had in the
onnty); to committee on Judiciary. By
Nr. Kellogg of Benson, TO amend an act to
prevent the destruction of fish by the use of
,ounds or the setting Of nets (limiting the
lct so that it shall not apply TO waters of
AXE Champlain south of Burlington) to
general committee. Senate bill 50 in ad-
lition to chapter twenty of the General
statutes, relating to the support and re-
noval Of paupers; to the committee on the
udiciary Senate bill in relation to ap-
poals from the police courts of the city of
Burlington; TO the committee on the judiciary
BY Mr.. Thompson of Lyndon, in addition TO
hapter twenty-eight in relation TO railroads
requiring railroads TO erect gates or bars at
III farm crossinge) TO committee on rail-
Dads By Mr. Perkins Of ST. Albans, in
amendment of an act to incorporate the
;reen Mountain Silver Mining Company;
o committee on corporations. Mr.. IIazen
f North Hero presented remonstrance Of
itizens of North Hero against repeal of law
o prevent taking of shad and white fish in
f.2Fe Champl,in TO general commit e.
BIZ passed H nuse bill 20 in amendment
f sections thirty-four and thirty-six, chap
er seventy-two Of the General Statutes, re-
ating to guardians and wards.
Report-From general committee against
Iouse bill los, changing the name of Mary
Glen Bissett and constituting her heir-at-
aw Of Samuel Farmer, (the object can be
'ttained under the pl esent Law of the State);
.hird reading refused.
Resolution-By Mr.. Foster of Calais, that
N and after Tuesday, November 5th, the
Iouse hold evening sessions; on motion of
Mr.. Wood of Fairhaven, ordered TO lie.
Special order III ,use bill l0f changing
the name Of the town Of Goshen Gore 70
Lamoille and legalizing the election Of
the officers thereof, was taken up and passed.
Adjourned.