Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-10-28
LEGISLATURE OF VERM0NT.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 2l

{ SFNATE-BiHs introduced and Referred -
Bv Mr.. Dale, in amendment of Sec. 53. chap.
% 2 s. relating TO school districts formed
by the inhabitants of two or more towns ;
by Mr.. Wheeler, by request, declaring Ger
tain nuisances and providing remedy
therefor; tt Committee on Printing. By
MIR Goodell, by request, TO provide for the
more effectual protection of fruit growers
against treaspasser to Committee on Print
ing.
BiHs passed-S. 10. to incorporate the
Vermont Life Insurance Company 5. Is, TO
amend an act to incorporate the Mt Mans
field Turnpike co.
HoUsE.- ResoIution.-By Mr.. Baldwin of
Hinesburgh, directing the Committee on Ju-
dietary 10 enquire into the expediency of
making payment to the rightful claimants
thereof. all moneys now remaining in the
State Treasury on account of soldiers alot-
ments Of the United States pay adopted.
Jo4nt Resoiufion.-By Mr. Corey of Crafts
bury, for Joint committee of two Senators
and three Representatives 10 visit the State
Prison, examine into its condition and
management and report to each House
adopted. BY Mr.. Foster of Whiting, invit-
ing Hon. Geo. F Edmunds to address the
Legislature in the Hall of the House of Rep
rest natives, on the political questions of the
day at his earliest convenience adopted
By Mr.. Grout of Barton, authorizing the
Governor to collect the arms, accoutrements
and stores, and make such dispositions there
of as he may think proper, not however, to
sell them adopted
Pefiti0ns.-By Mr.. Proctor of Rutland, of
numerous citizens of Rutland, praying for a
charter for a railroad from Rutland to West
Rutland referred to Committee on Rail
roads.
Bills introduced and Referred-B By Mr..
Lynde f Guilford, TO lcgalize the grand lists
of the town of Guilford for the years 1867
and 1868; to Commit on Grand List By
Mr.. E,tey of Brattleboro. to amend Sec 40.
chap. So /; General Statutes. entitled private
corporation, (requlrlng the treasurers of saw
ings banks to report to the town clerk the
names of all persons having ON deposit sums
exceeding S5O0;) to Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr. Houghton of Stamford, in amend
ment of sec. 20, chap. %, General Statutes.
relating to the support of the poor and in
sane paupers: to Committee on the Judiciary
By Mr.. Niles, Of Thetford. to incorporate
the North Thetford Water Company together
with petition on same subject to Com
mittee on iCorporation. By Mr.. Severance.
of Glover, in amendment of chap. %, of Gen
eral statutes, relating to public instruction
(teachers entitled to pay for two DAYS at
tendance on teachers institute \ to Com
AllseSC oA A<OdSdsioh. Dy NI DuuD, OF AR
fax, granting certain powers to the Northern
Educational Union to Committee on Educa-
ton. By Mr.. Waterman of w ilmington. to
annex part of the town Of Wilmington to
the town OF Dover; to select committee con-
sistlng OF members from county of Windham
By Mr.. Severance of Glover, relating to the
use OF textbooks In common schools for
feiting the public money to such districts az
discard the list of textbooks prescribed hy
the Board of Education j to Committee on
Education. By Mr.. Bigelow of Ryegate. in
amendment of sec. Is, chap. /, General
Statutes, relating to elections, (plurality of
votes to elect representative on and after the
third ballot } to Committee on Elections Rv
Mr.. Proctor Of Rutland, to pay the town Of
Rutland the sum therein named; to Com
mittee on Claims. By Mr.. Peabody of Pitts
ford, to pay the town of Pittsford the sum
therein named to Committee on Claims. Bv
Mr.. Hoskison of Mt Holly, to incorporate
the killington Railroad Company: to Com
mittee on Railroads. BY Mr.. Grout Of Bar
ton, regulating the choice of the next SEN
tennial Council of Censors to Committee on
Judiciary, By MIR. Ingalls, of Sheffield. TO
change the name of John Shatney, &C.. to
General Committee. By Mr.. Mead of Ran
doiph' In amendment of an act to assist
INDECENT young men and women to qualify
themselves for teaching; to COMMITTEES OF,
Education By Mr.. .Gleed of Morristown.
to change the name Of Ro1lin E. Hill, &c.
to General Committee, By Mr.. Marsh Of
Bethel, concerning fencing railroads, ire
quiring railroads to fence each side of their
roads to pay all damages arising from neg
iect to do 60: to Committes on. Railroads.
By Mr. Ladd Of Milton, annsxing Z. part of
the town OF Colchester 70 the town Of Mil
ton, together with . petitiop On same sub
jects to 'Commistee on Town ALinea. sBv Mr.