Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-18

the clerk was directed to procure the print
ing of the usual number of copies.
On motion of MIR. Ober of Athens. ad-
journed.
AFTERNOON
SENArE.-House bills passed.-To protec.
fish in Fairlce Lake; amended SO as to give
West Fairlee it's share of the fish.
Isl. Incorporating the Albany Mill Com
pany.
lS7, laying a tax on the County of Orange
l26, relating TO encouragement IN the
breeding of fish.
1856, incorporating the Robbins Wood
Preserving Co.
l6I, incorporating the Bellows Falls Man.
ufacturing Co.
Senate bills passed.-7I, Incorporating the
National Trust Company; amended by
striking out the 18th section.
Btils infroduaed-By Mr.. Clark, incorpo-
pating the Vermont Mutual Benefit Society;
/ to Committee on Banks. BY Mr. Hard, IN
cooperating the City Hotel %. (Burlington)
60 General Committee. Adjourned.
! HousE-The Speaker announced as select
committee on resolutions, relating to the
biennial sessions of the Legislature, Messrs.
Brigham of Hydepark, Wales of bennington,
/ White of Springfield, Drake Of Bristol, and
Roberts of Putney.
J
Grand List, against l62. in relation to grand
list :; third reading refused.
Balls read the third ell. l06, relating
to school districts: passed Ii. 20I, fixing
! the pay of the directors of the State Prison:
passed. II. i56, changing the standard
weight Of beans. Mr. Wheelock Of Berlin
caused to be read the statute of 1866. in
which the standard weight of beans is fixed
at 64 lbs. the same this bill On mo
ton of Mr.. Hancock of Worcester, the bill
was dismissed.
H. l22, in addition TO chapter ~, General
Statutes relating to the standard weight OF
grain; passed. Ii. 1872, to repeal an act re-
lating to public burial grounds and their en-
largement passed ii. 23l, 10 protect fish
in Chandler Pond passed. ii. l64, chang
ing the name of Florence de la Susla Iassed.
IL. 2l5, changing the name eff Nelson Nj.
McArnnd passed. ii. l52, to leSalize the
grand list of Peru, for the year 1868; passed
H. l39, to Incorporate the National Compa-
n.y. passed. II. 2I4, constituting school
districts No. 5 and 10 IN Bennington, fire
district passed. ii. l89, to Incorporate
the North Troy Mining Company passed.
Ii 20S, to Incorporate the Pine Till Aque-
duct Company; passed. ii. 240, providing
for building court house in the county OF
Rutland, and laying tax on said county
) passed Ii. l58, to incorporate the Franklin
State Company returned from the Senate
} with amendments, which were considered
Mr.. Gleed of Moriston called up Ii. 17O,
} TO repeal an act authorizing towns to estab-
: lish Central Schools.
Mr.. Mead of Randolph, said that several
amendments had been proposed to this act.
and the committee were unanimous in the
opinion that the law is not a good one. and
ought to be repealed hence this bill, which
; he hoped would be passed.
By Mr. Proctor of Rutland, 10 provide
| a 1tSsr ibnt tn
! creditors of the estates of insolvent debtors
, to Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Jones of Benson, in addition to
sec. 50, chap. 126. General Statutes, relat-
D ing to salaries and fees; to Committee on
Judiciary.
e From select committee in favor of III. 234
! appointing Committee TO settle with the
Judges of Windsor County Court with
: amendments, which was agreed to; third
E reading ordered.
From a majority of Committee on Educa-
tion, in favor of Il. 81, in addition to an act
to assist INDECENT young men and women to
: qualify themselves for the profession of
; teaching in the common schools in the State,
&c ordered to lie on motion of Mr.. Gieed
of Morristown.
From Committee on Judiciary, against
: FL. 206. 10 amend section l6, chapter 46 Cen
eral Statutes, relating to forcible entry and
, detainer; third reading refused
. -
From General Committee, against II.
%, to repeal IN act TO authorize improve
ments to be made in Nulhegan river; third
reading refused.
From Committee on Education, against S.
IS, in relation TO the division of public
school money in districts Nos. and IA
in Springfield; committed to Committee on
Education for further hearing.
From Committee on Corporations, in favor
of 5. 63, to incorporate the Springfield WOOL
en- Company; passed in concurrence.
From General Committee. in favor of Fl.
III, relating to the recovery of damages
third reading ordered, and made special
order for Tuesday morning next at half past
ten o'clock.
From Committee on Judiciary, H. 95. to
amend section %, chapter 33, General
Statutes, relating to process and other mat
tcrs, by substitute bill which was ordered
to lie on the tab G.
Mr.. Foster of Whiting, called up Ii. 70,
in alteration of section 10, chapter 81, Gen
eral Statutes, relating to justices of the
peace passed.
From Committee on Corporations, in favor
of s. y, to incorporate the Moose River
Boot and Shoe Company passed in concur
renee.
| From Committee on Education, against H.
1872, relating TO the of text books in
schools and towns therein described; third
reading referred
From Committee on Education, in favor
of Ii. lS5, relating to the fees of school dis
trict clerks, without the adoption of the
amendment proposed by the gentleman from
New Haven, which amendment was then re-
! jected ordered to lie, on motion of Mr.
Brigham of Hydepark.
From Committee on Education, Al, to
amend section l3, chapter %, General Stat
ute, relating to town superintendents and
district committees, by substitute bill,
which was ordered to lie, and made the
special order for IL o'clock in the forenoon
of Tuesday next, and the clerk directed to
procure tho printing of the usual number Of
copies.
From Committee on Highways, Bridges
and Ferries, against s. As, granting ferry
to Algernon S. Phelps and Jabez Hazen
third reading refused
On motion of Mr.. Mead of Randolph ad-
journed.