Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25

of Senate bill so, to pay Alvin Braley an,
= Horace Braley the sum therein named
passed in concurrence. From Committee o.
e Federal Relations, in favor OF Joint resolu
: tions concerning grants Of public lands, wit
T., amendments, which were agreed to, and tn
+, resolutions were adopted in concurrence
e From General Committee, in favor of Scnat
bill 80, altering the names of persons therein
D named, DC. /; passed in concurrence. From
Committee on Retrenchment and Reform
: the following bill
SEC. !. Each member Of the Genera
Assembly shall at the close OF each session
, thereof furnish to the State Treasurer, fo
the use of the Committee on Mileage anl
Debentures, q correct statement of the mum
! Der OF days be shall have been absent during
! that session, from the House to which h
shall belong, when it was in session anC
the pay for the days when be was so absent
: shall be deducted from the pay he wou!c
otherwise be entitled to-
SEC. 2. The messengers employed in y,
about the State House, during the session Of
the Legislature, shall hereafter receive two
dollars day for the time actually spent by
, them in their attendance upon their duties
Mr. Miner Of Manchester, was opposed to
the bill in its present form, IS it would cut
off the pay of q member if he was sick and
unavoidebly absent.
Mr. Reed Of Waitsfield, demanded the
yeas and nays on the question Of ordering
the bill to its third reading. which were
taken, yeas SO. nays 12l. So the third read
ing Of the bill was refused. Mr.. Wales of
Burlington, called up III. so, TO annex part
Of Burlington to the town of Colchester :;
third reading refused.
JOINT Resolution From tho Senate, that
the sweepers about the House for the present
session receive the same pay is paid to
the various messengers about the House
Opposed ty Mr.. Webber of Rochester IA
vored by Mr.. Wheelock of Berlin, Mr. Hall
of Groton, and adopted in concurrence.
AFTERNOON.
SENATE-Joint Resolution -Relating 70
grants of public lands-rcturned from the
House with proposals of amendment con-
CURED in.
! Passed. Senate +, in amendment of sec
ton l, chapter Is. of the General Statutes,
relating to town meetings.
S. 81, in amendment of chapter SO, of the
General Statutes, entitled - OF tho grand
list" s. Il, to incorporate the National
Trust Company, with proposal of amend
ment from the House concurrcd in. II.
204, changing the time of holding courts IN
the county of Orange. II. ll8. IN amend
ment of Missisquoi railroad act. ii. 14l, re-
lating to depositions and witnesses, with
proposal of amendment fl. -, relating to
appeals from justices of peace. ii. 204, pro
viding for the building of court house in
the county of Rutland. II. 275, regulating
the change of depots. Ii. 276, TO protect
fish in Cold Spring brook in the town of
Weston. II. 30, relating to the grand list
H. 269. legalizing grand list of fire districts
in Newport Ii. 249, changing the name of
Martha Jane Green. IL. 248, changing the
name of Mary Elizabeth Goss. H. lS5, re-
lating to the fees Of school district clerks
Ii. 227, fixing the salary of the Adjutant
and Inspector General ($500.) IL. go,
changing the name Of Frederick Kingsley
II. 26S. changing the names of persons there
in named. H. 262, to encourage the fern,a-
ton Of graded school districts, and in rela-
ton to prudential committees. II. 258, to
incorporate the White River Telegraph Com
pany. Mr.. Dewey moved that when the
Senate adjourn, it be TO O'clock this eve
ming passed. Also that Senate Rule q be
suspended for the remainder of the season :;
passed. $. I05, for the settlement and
equal distribution among creditors of the
estates of insolYent debtors. Substitute bill
reported > third reading ordered. Mr.. Can
field called up IL. 6, (B. & K. r. Il. extern
sion , and the bill passed.
HoUsE.-R Reports.-From Committee Of
Ways and Means, in favor Of Ii. 227, fixing
the salary Of the Adjutant and Inspector
General. with amendment fixing the salary
at $500, which was agreed TO +; passed.
From Committee on Military Afrirs. in IA
vor of 5 lis, in amendment Of act rela-
ting to the duties of the Adjutant and In
spectOr General passed in concurrence.
Bills read third fimc.-House bill 208, TO
change the name of tie neraon therein
named passed House b.A 20. al ering
the name of Frederick Kingsley, &c; passed
House bill 800, to encourage the iorma-
ton of union or graded school districts. and
in relation to prudential committees passed
II. 23S, relating to the Normal Schools in
this State. Mr.. Robbins of Hancock, called
up II. l2l, relating to bounties on noxious
animals II. 200, altering the name of
Frank Leslie Olmstead, etc. passed. Ii.
247. relating to the land records of the town
of Stannard PASSED. Il. 242, changing the
time of holding the county courts in the
county Of Orange; passed. II. 255, in
amendment of section IS, chapter 1913 of the
General Statutes, relating to the State Pris-
on passed. III. 259, TO pay Franklin But
Ter the sum therein named; passed. ii.
27i, authorizing selectmen to build school
houses; passed.
The select committee on Joint resolution
relating to biennial Sessions of the Legisla-
ture, reported in favor of it's adoption and
it was adopted.
The same committee on Joint resolution
reducing the number of representatives, re-
ported against the same: and its adoption
was rejected.
From Committee on Railroads, ii. S5,
authorizing any town in this State to raise
money to aid in the construction of any rail
road in this State, without expression of
opinion third reading refused.
SENArE-Possed.-S 1O5, relating TO the
settlement and distribution of estates of in
solvent debtors among creditors. II. 249,
changing the time of holding county courts
in the county of Orange; favored by Mr..
Farnham, opposed by Mr.. Hutchinson. III.
255, in amendment of chapter twenty-three,
General Statutes, in relation to pay of Chap
lain of State Prison. II. 259. to pay Frank
lin Butler the sum therein named ($l5O.)
hundred and three, General Statutes, relating
to bounties of noxious animals. H. 26O, to
change the name of Frank Leslie Olmstead.
Ii. 238, relating to the Normal Schools of
this State. II. 247, relating to the land rec /
ords of the town of Stannard. II. 27l, au- /
thorizing selectmen to build school houses :; |
lost S.9l, to amend an act relating to the |
Board of Education and the Secretary there (
of-yeas 13, nays 8. s. 100, to prevent the
traffic in intoxicating drinks. S. %, in rela-
tion to the service of process by any author
lied or Indifferent person. s. 100, to extend
the charter Of the Ascutney Railroad Compa-
mp. S. GO, to pardon Jason Z. Fuller third /
reading refused. s. "A, in amendment of !
section twenty-one, chapter one hundred and /
thirteen, General Statutes, relating to crimes /