Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-11

portation to suitable markets the Secretary
of State to compile the statistics so oDnineo'
and cause the same to be printed for distri-
bution,) ordered to lie.
From Committee on Corporations, IN hvor
of S. 81, to incorporate the State Fire In
surance Company passed in concurrence
From Committee on Judiciary, asanss H. |
80, amending sec. %, chap l, General
Statutes, relating to fees OF constaoles anu
town clerks third reading refused.
From same committee, against IL. 1o-, III
amendment of chap. III, General Statutes
relating to jails and the duties OF Jaiiors
third reading refused.
The Speaker announced as select com-
mittee on the subject of a new county;
Messrs. Wood of Fairlee, Wales of Eurling-
ton, jackson of Panton, Langdon of Mont
pelier, Darling of Derby.
Bills read third hnae.-H. 30, to protect
fish in Duck Pond passed.
III. 90. in amendment of an act relating to
recognizances in criminal cases !; passed.
II. 90, legalizing the grand lists OF the
town of Winhall for the years 1865. go 'e1,
and '68; passed.
II. 140, to incorporate the Mldoletwn
Springs Hotel Company; passed
II. $50, to incorporate the Franklin Safe
Company; passed.
H. Isl. to incorporate the Maple Grove
Cemetery Association passed.
H. 1o6, in amendment of chap. SO, Cen
eral Statutes, relating to the grand list;
passed.
The Speaker announced as select 'om-
mittee on H. l07, to authorize the formation
of railroad corporations and to regulate the
same:
Messrs. Jones of Benson, Miner of Man'hes-
ter, Hedden of Salisbury, Weed of Shelbsrne,
Diyou Of Rockingham, Wentworth OF
Chester, Niles of Thetford, Davis Of East
Montpelier, Varnum of Peacham, Beatie Of
Brunswick, Hoyt of Westfeld, Gled Of
Morristown, Dunn of Fairfax, Reynolds Of
Alburgh.
On motion Of Mr. Webster of Lowell, ad-
journed.
AFTERNOON.
SENArE-Third reading refused.-iiouse
%, repeating an act therein named repeal
ing act of 1867 g to prevent pauIers from
becoming chargeable to towns where they
have no legal settlement.
The Chair appointed Committee on the
part of the Senate, to provide a time for hnal
adjournment, Senators Walker and Barlow.
Also, as committee on the part of the SEN
ate, relating to retrenchInent, Senator's
Wheeler and Dyer.
Bills ntroduced-By Mr.. Brown, incor-
porating the Springfield Agricultural Socie-
ETY. to Committee ON Agriculture. BY Mr.
Laid, relating to jailers' fees to Committee
on Printing.
House 40, raising the pay Of assistant
judges of the county court to 81 day, &c.
On motion Of Mr. Hendee, amendment pro-
posed to the House, striking out al pay
except Si per diem and ten cents each way
mileage. The bill was then passed. On
motion Of Mr. Heath, the vote passing the
bill was reconsidered. The question again
recurring on its passage, the bill was lost,
yeas 3, nays 10. Neas-Senators Allen,
Clark and Dale. Nays-Senators Brown,
Dewey. Elkins. GoodeIl. Green. Hdbert
Hall, Heath, Hendee, Hutchinson Of Orange,
Leonard. Simpson and Wheeler.
On motion of Mr.. Green, the Senate ad-
iourned.
HoUsr-Report, From Committee On
Claims, against House lG5, to pay Warren
C. French and Norman Paul the sum there
in named third reading refused. From
Committee on Corporations, IN favor OF SEN
ate St, 10 incorporate tie Montpelier
Library Association passed in concurrence.
! From Committee on Corporations, in iayor
offs. "a, in relation to Life Insurance Com
panes, and in addition TO chap. s., General
Statutes passed in concurrence.
From Committee on Judiciary. ia lavoe =
: 80. in amendment Of sec. 53, chap. -
passed in concurrence.
From Committee on Judiciary, the petition
OF citizens Of johnson, asking the repeal Of
the act authorizing certain towns 70 aid IN
the construction Of the Lamoille Valley
Railroad that no further legislation is nee
ceesarv. and that the petitioners have leave
70 Withdraw.
From Committee on Railroads. H. q. tu-
thorizing the Bennington and Rutland Rail-
road Company, TO extend their railroad to
West Rutland, q written report giving the
reason at length that influenced the COM
mittee to report in favor oi the bill, and
submitting several amendments which were
read.
Mir Peck Of Bennington, moved that the
report and bill be ordered 10 lie IN the table,
and be made the special order Tor Tuesday
next ct = IL o'clock ?. N, and that the
clerk be directed to procure the printing Of
the usual number of copies Of the report with
the amendment proposed by the committee ::
agreed 70.
Bal introduced and refsrrea.-By MR.
Town Of Somerset. to enable certain towns
10 aid in the construction Of the Whining
ton and Bennington Railroad 10 Committee
on Railroads.
BY Mr. Wood OF Fairhayen, to incorpor-
ate the Evergreen Slate Company 70 Com
mittee on Corporations.
By Mr. Brewer Off nosburgh. to provide
an additional building and land for the Yer
mont Reform School t. select committee
to visit the Reform School.
Senate amendment to Ii. 4 70 grant furth
er corporate powers to the Peoples Academy
was concurred in.
Joint Re,oi,stion.-From the Senate, relat
ing to grants of lands for educational pur-
poses, and for internal Improvements re-
terred to Committee on Federal Relations.
From select committee against IL. 100,
providing for the compensation of State 8
Attorneys ordered to lie.
From Committee on Banks, in favor OF ;.
40, to amend an act to incorporate the Bur
lington Savings Bank; passed.
From Committee of Ways and Means, an
act making provision for the support Of gov
eminent (raising n tax of 40 cents on the
dollar TO be paid into tho treasury by the
first Of June next On motion OF Mr.. Miner
of Manchester, ordered to lie.
On motion of Mr.. Hewett of Chittenden,
adjourned.
MONDAY. Nov. Q.
SESArE-BiAs introduced and referrcd.-
By Mr.. Heath, to pay Horace and Cyrus
Bradley the sum therein named to Commit
tee on Claims. Senate SO, in amendment of
Sec So, Chap. % General Statutes, (relat-
ing to school districts y returned from the
House with proposals OF amendment, which
were concurred in. Senate %, TO ncorpo-
rate the American Horse Nail Co-from
the House, with proposal of amendment,
Changing the name to the 90 National &c. j
ooncurred IT, On motion OF Mr.. Dewey,
adjourned.
HoUsx.-Mr. Langdon of Montpelier, asked
to be excused from serving on the select COM
mittee to consider the subject ola new county
he being already on two other committees; and
he was so excused. The Speaker nominated.