Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-25

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After some further remarks by Mr. Brigham Of
| Ilydepark, Mr. Hunt ofSt Adams and Mr.. Circuit
Of Barton Mr.. Dunn Of Fairfax demand the yens
and nays on the passage Of the bill, which were
takcn--ayes 90, nays III. 50 the passage Of the
bill was refused.
II. :, to incorporate the Fairha,en aud Lake
Shore railroad was taken up and ordered to the
third roading-aycs liz. NAYS 40. The bin was
then read the third time and passed.
] J0im RcsOiVtiOH.-FrOm the Senate. relating
to transportation between the United States and
Canada; adopted in concurence-ayes 70, nays
81.
From committee on judiciary, in favor Of $. %.
authorizing the wardens and ycstry Of any par
ish Of the Protestant Episcopal church in Yer
mont 10 hold and convey real and personal estate (,
passed III concurrence.
From committee on highways and bridges, in
favor Of 5 81, 10 incorporate the Missi-quo Bay
/ Ferry Company passed in concurrence.
). 80, in amendment OF see. 3, chap. 90, general
I statutes, relating to the instruction Of the deaf,
dumb and blind pissed in concurrence.
| $. 49, to enable the pew-owners and proprie-
tors Of the brick church in Swanton 10 dispose of
| the same passed in concurrence.
5. 80, regulating the salary Of the State Libra
/ rian passed In concurrence
/ ). -, to incorporate the Springfield Agiiultu-
! raj Society passed in concurrence.
! ;. 80, directing the Governor to appoint cin-
mittee 10 investigate the matter OF change of site
Of the State Prison third reading relused-oyc-
] n, nays ~.
! S. - reyying aud extending ma act h nc,rpo-
rate the West fairee Railroad Company passed
Z in concurrence.
$. 100, in amendment of an act to Incorporate
| the Union Slate Company passed in concur
| renee
/ ; %, in amendment OF an net. in amendment
Of chapter SO, g s.. relating 10 grand list pass-
age refused.
/ 5. lo9, to incorporate the Vermont Mutual
Benefit Association; passed in concuuegel
| $. ia, to authorize the Rutland Railroad Tom.
/ pany to locate branches ot their road ut Brandon,
and construct the same: passed in concurrence
| s. s., to enable the towns in the counties of
Addison and Rutland 10 aid in the construction
Of the Addison railroad. pissed in concurrence.
5. ll6, TO extend the charter OF the Ascutney
Railroad Company; passed in concurrence.
). 100, To prevent the traffic in intoxicating
drinks passed in concurrence
H. 9Sj, relating to warning town meetings
passed.
IL PSI. pay }. S. Adams the sum th.rsm
mentioned passage refused
| H. 2Gl, relating t. publication ofnws in news
papers, with amendment filling blank with S2jl
which was agreed to, and the bill passed
H. l05, in relation to the state printing, and
an act in addition 10 the acts Of 1861 passed
H. PIP, for the prevention of cruelty ~ animals ;
passed
! s. 81, to amend m act relating To the board Of
education and the secretary thereof; passed.
! H. 1870, 10 amend section g. of an act nuth1ri-
zng towns to establish central schools passed
H. PIG, to amend sec. ~, chap. a. general
statutes. in relation 10 the collection uf taxes /.
passed.
$ 81, to amend an act in addition to chap 81 ,
geneml statutes, renting TO laying out and dis
continuing of highways md bridges passed in
concurrence
II 2l6, to protect Mink in the State of Yer
mont passed
The committee on elections reported IN the
remonstmnce Of John G. Carlton against the
right Of Rufus Blanchard to his seat as represents
/ tive from Che town of Nershre by resolution
that Rufus Blanchard is emit tied to his seat
which was adopted.
Senate amendments to ii 1856. relating to fees
Of school district clerks, were concurred in
$. 70, in relation to juilors fees passage re-
fused.
S. %, to legalize the grand lists in the several
CORES in this State; passage refused
). ~, relating to central schools passage re-
fused
H. 1917, to provide an additional building and
lands for the Vermont Reform School passage
refused.
II. 23l, concerning the rate of interest for sa-
wings banks passage refused
II. 1913, regulating legislative printing pas
sage refused.
II. 935, regulating justice fees passage refi-
sed
II. 22l, providing for the support of pauper4
aud repeating all laws relating to settlement and
removal of paupers passage refused.
II. 80, to protect fish and fowl in futile pond
passage refused.
II. 1853, 10 preserve fish in Iownsheud pond
passage refused.
II, IL, relating u the descent and distribution
Of ntestate estates passage refused.
II. l9l, providing l0r the registry Of orders
drawn on the treasury Of any town or city in this
State passage refused
;. 6s, relating to the acquisition of rights by
prescription and occupancy passage refused
5. 1906, for the settlement and equal dstribu-
ton among creditors Of tls estates of insolyent
debtors passage refused.
5. l07 relating to oppressive and yexatious
attachments passage refused.
II. 60, concerning fencing railroads passage
refused.
IL. 26l, relating 10 the duties Of highway sur
yeyors passage refused
Ii. 27l, in amendment Of sec. l. chap 49, T. g.
relating to grand list passage refused
ii. 2O3, IN amendment of sec. /, chap l02, g.s.,
relating 20 fence viewers passage refused.
IL. 1873, defining who shall be legal voters in
town and school district meetings passage re-
fused
Resolred, By MIR. pingry of Weathersfeld.
TINT the thanks Of this House be rendered to the
Hon. George W. Grlndey, the Speaker Of the
House, for the able, faithful and impartial man
ner in which he has performed the duties Of that
position; adopted.
BY MIR. Baldwin Of llnesburgh, that the
thanks of this House are extended t0 its Clerk
john II. Flagg, and his Assistants, for the very
accurate, faithful and accomplished manner in
which they have performed the duties Of their Of
flee adopted
by Mr.. Squier of Charlotte, that the thanks
Of this House be rendered to the messengers of this
body for the active, courteous and faithful manner
in which they have performed the duties Of their
appointment during the present session adopted.
by MIR. Barnes of ferrisburgh that the thanks
Of this House rendered to the Rev. Isaac Me
Ann, for the interesting and appropriate manner
with which he has performed his duties as chap
lam during the present session adopted unan-
BY Mr., Appleton of Victory, that the thanks
OF this House are due the Reporters of the
same for the able manner in which they have per-
formed their duties; adopted unanimously.
H. los, relating to the creation of new offices
and the increase Of salaries passage refused
H. lag, relating to drains and common sewers
passage refused.
H. 256, in relation to the duties Of highway
surveyors passage refused.
H. 1870, regulating the assessment and clec-
ton of taxes; passage refused.
ii. 223, to amend an act inoOrporatinp the
Village of Winooski; passage refused
;. II, regulating the choice Of council of CEN
s0rs passage refused.
H. 25l, for the settlement and equal distribu-
tion to creditors OF the estate Of insalyent debt
ors passage refused.
Mr.. Abel Of West Haven called up II. 90. to
provide for the compensation of State ATTORNEYS
passage refused.
s. |, providing for the restoration Of sea fish to
the waters of Vermont passage refused
Senate amendment to II. 23l, relating to Nor
NAL Schools in the State, was concurrcd 10
). lO5, to repeal an act for the more equal dis
trlbutlon among creditors OF property attached
on mesne process passage refused.
Senate amendments to Ii. al, relating to dep
osltions and witnesses, We're disagreed TO-
H. III, relating to offences against the lives
and property Of individuals passage refused.
5 II, TO amend the charter of the Champaign
Transportation Company passage refused
ii. ~, providing for the compensation Of
States Attorneys, and taxation Of costs in Grim
lnal cases passage refused.
IL. Ill, relating to the fees Of district clerks
passage refused.
The committee. on railroads reported back to
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