Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
AFTERNOON
sENArE

AFTERNOON
SATURDAY., Nov. H.
SENATE.
BH Lir0diccd and Rcftrred-B Mr.. Bull
lard, by unanimous consent, for the relief Of pas
-engers ON railways 10 committee on railroads.
PaScd.--ll 1866 relating % school districts.
On motion Of Mr., Brown, ordered 20 lie.
II. 20S 10 Incorporate che Pine llil aqUcduct
Co., with proposal Of amendment
s. %, authorizing the wardcns and ycstiy oi
any Episcopal Church. in Vermont. to hold and
convey real estate on personal property
II. l6l, changing the name of Florence Louisa
De SASHA.
$. 10. to enable towns in franklin County 90
aid in the construction Of tho lamoille Valley
Railroad.
S lO6, to repeal act of last session for the more
equal distribution, among creditors, of property
attached ON me-ne process 81 reading ordered.
SpcciH Ordr-S. 10. to enable towns in Frank
lin County to aid in the construction OF thc Ia
noble Valley Railroad.
Mr. Burt moved that il lc ordered Ia lie, and
he made the special order for hall-past 10 O'Clock,
A. M., ON Tuesday next
Opposed by Mr. Barlow, who urged action up
on Il at thi- time. The postponemcnt was fur
ther debated by Mes-rs Burt. Barlow, BullArd
and IIendee refused, and 81 reading ordered.
Mr. Dale called up $ 80, TO amend Chap. -,
Gen. Stat, Of public lands.
Mr.. Simpson proposed an amendment which
was sustained by Mr. Dale. Opposed hy Mr.
Heath. (rhe amendment proposed by Mr., Simp-
son was 10 divide equally among religious slric-
ties, who support permanently the public preach
INK of the gospel, the funds proposed 10 be dis
trbutcd by this bill, The word permanently ~
being stricken out and the word maintain -
substitued) Sd reading ordered Ot provides
for an equal distribution Of these funds among
all societies, instead Of division in proportion
TO numbers, as now providcd)
Reports. 3. relating to oppressive and ,exa-
tious attachments ON mcsne process. recommend
ing a substitute bill substitute adopted and Sd
reading ordered
Third Routing Rcti,sed.-S 90, to annex q
part Of the town of Castleton to the town Of
On motion of Mr.. Simpson, adjourned,
HOUSE.
Bills rcqd the third hme.-H. 1873. To incorpor-
ate the NJ. V. q j. C.. Williams Cheese Manu-
featuring Company passed.
II, 10, to Incorporate the Green Mount Gene
terry Association of Burlington passed
H. 2lj, to incorporate the Merriam Marble
Quarry Company passed.
IL. III, in addition 10 chap 80. general stat
utes, in relation to dispositions and witnesses .
passed
H. 2lo, in relation To the service OF trustee
process on corporations passed
II 22S, to incorporate the Nlempmemagog llo-
tel Company passed
H. 230, defining the boundary lines between
the towns Of Newport and Derby passed.
ii. 81, to prevent and punish fraud in the sale
Of mineral waters not genuine passed.
The amendments proposed by the Senate to II
l6l. to Incorporate the Bellows Falls Nanuactur-
ing Company, and ii. 1875, to enable certaintowns
to aid in the construction Of the Bennington and
Deerfeld Valley railroad, We're c1ncurred ia
Joint ResoM ioN.-From the Senate, authoriz-
ing the Judges Of the Supreme Court and State
Librarian to contract Tor digest Of Vermont Re
ports adopted.
Senate Bills Befered-S 81, reyiying and ex-
tending an act to incorporate the West Fairloe
Railroad Co. to committee on railroads
;. So, 70 enable the towns in the counties of
Addison and Rutland 10 aid in the construction
o the Addison Railroad to committee on mil
roads.
The amendments proposed by the senate to II.
1913, " preserve fish in Ihetiord and Fairlee Lake
its tributaries and adjacent waters, were concur
red in.
Rports-From general committee, in favor Of
H. 237, TO prevent the destruction Of muskrats
in the towns therein named. On motion of Mr.
Frisbie Of Poultney, the town of Orwell wa. in
cluded in the provisions Of the bill The question
being on ordering the bill to the third reading,
and being taken by count, no quorum voted
Mr.. Pmgry Of Weathersiield, moved that the
House adjourn disagreed to-
Mr.. Wentworth Of Chester, demanded the yeas
and nays on the question of ordering the bin Ia
third reading, and they We're taken, yeas -. NAYS
SO. So the bill was ordered 10 the third reading.
From general committee, in favor Of II 1853
altering the name OF Robert Benjamin third
reading ordered.
From committee on town lines, against II 2ll.
to annex a part Of the town Of Castlcton, to the
town Of Fairhayen third reading refused.
From committee on elections in favor of ). 60.
in addition to chap. |, general statutes, relating
to elections passed in concurrence.
From geneml committee, in favor of II.
2l0, to change the name Of Fife W Bailey, Ne. ;
third reading ordered.
From general committee, in favor Of H. 2i3, to
change the name Of Milton G. King, &c. third
reading ordered,
From general committee, in favor Of II. 1872.
to change the name Of Herbert Lewis, lSc: third
reading ordered.
r, From committee on the Judiciary, in favor of
II. 80, in addition to chap. 81, general statutes,
in relation to laying out and disseminating high
ways and bridges, with Amendment, which was
agreed 10 third reading ordered
From committee ON town lines, against II 30.
to annex q part Of the city of Burlington 10 the
town Of Colchester; ordered to lie on motion Of
Mr.. Abel OF Nesthayen.
From committee on military affairs, against II
--Nf huAioilAliH Ailt foNutt treasurer 10 paw GER
tain soldiers therein named third reading reius-
ed.
From committee on military affairs, on so much
OF the Governors Message as relates 10 military
affairs, by bill entitled, an act in addition to an
act IN relation to the returns to the Quartermas-
ter Of military property belonging to the State :;
third reading ordered
From committee on grand list, on resolution
directing that committee to inquire into the ex-
pedency OF leg,lizng the lists of all the towns in
the State that they are opposed 10 such legisla-
ton.
Bills introduced and Refsrred.-By Mr.. Proc
tor OF Rutland, by request, to encourage the
formation of high graded schooldistricts, and In
relation to prudential committees to committee
on education.
By Mr., Miner of Manchester. to authorize GER
tain towns, in this State, to aid in the construc-
ton OF milroad therein named Icertain towns In
Rutland and Bennington Counties authorized M
raise money 10 aid in building road from the
State Line in Salisbury to Troy New York. or
rom the Lebanon Springs railroad to Troy or Al
Oany 10 committee ON railroads
BY Mr. Sheldon of Rupert. relating To the du-
llcs Oh highway surveyors 10 committee on high
ways, ferries, &c.
H. q, to authorize the Bennington and Rutland
railroad To extend its road 10 West Rutland. was
taken up and, on motion of Mr.. Wood of Fair
haven, was made the special order for Monday
iitsiho1h AZ "a clock.
Mr.; brigham Of liydepark called up H. IG to
,ePeal an act approved Nov, 81, 1867, entitled an
act for the more equal distribution among cred
tors OF property attached on mesne process third
reading ordered, ''''''
Mr. Abel of Westhayen called up II. 05. IN /
mend section 20, chap, 80, general statutes re.
ating TO process and other matters. The question
'eing on the amendment and third reading of the
substitute bill proposed by the committee. The |
llugQUmpntg az .. a. 1
% third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Bishop of Bolton, adj.
MONDAY, Nov &c.
SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal of Saturday read and approved.
mn Introduced and Referred, by Mr.. Orcutt
7 amendment OF an act to incorporate the Union