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

! scription and occupancy passage retnseo
s. los, for the settlement and equal distri
i button among creditors Of the estates of in
! solvent debtors passage refused. S. lO7r
4 relating to oppressive and vexatious attach
ments passage refused. II. SO. concerning
fencing railroads passage refused. H. 2o4
relating to the duties of highway surveyors
! section /, chapter So, General Statutes, re-
/ lating to grand list; passage refused IL
2O3, in amendment Of section l, chapter
i IO2, General Statutes, relating to fence
viewers passage refused. II. 1873, defining
who shall be legal voters in town and school
| district meetings passage refused.
Resoired, By Mr.. Pingry of Weathershe!d
! that the thanks Of this House be rendered to
the Hon George w. Grandey. the Speaker oil
+, the House, for the able, faithful and impartial
manner in which he has performed the duties
Of that position adopted. By Mr. Baldwin
of Hinesbureh, that the thanks of this House
are extended to 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 Office adopted.
By Mr.. Souier 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 Mr. Barnes.
of Ferrisburgh, that the thanks of this
House are rendered to the Rev. Isaac McAnn,
for the interesting and appropriate manner
with which he has performed his duties as
Chaplain during the present session; adopted
unanimously. 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 performed their duties
adopted unanimously. II. los, relating to
| the creation of new Offices and the increase
of salaries passage refused. ii. l46, reia-
ting to drains and common sewers; passage
refused. Ii. ESQ, in relation to the duties Of
highway surveyors passage refused. II.
1870. regulating the assessment and collec-
tion of taxes; passage refused H. 223, to
amend an act Incorporating the village of
Winooski passage refused S. u, rcgula-
ting the choice of council of censors pas
sage refused; Ii. 25l, for the settlement and
equal distribution to creditors of the estate
OF insolvent debtors passage refused. Mr..
Abell of West Haven, called up Ii. 90, to
provide for the compensation of States at
tGrneys; passage refused. s. /, providing
for the restoration of sea fish to the waters
of Vermont: passage refused. Senate amend
ment to II. 234, relating to Normal Schools
in the State, was concurred in. s. l05. 70
repeal an act for the more equal distribute
among creditors of property attached on
mesne process passage refused. Senate
amendments to H. l4l, relating TO deposi-
tions and witnesses, were disagreed to. II
liz, relating to offenses against the lives and
property of individuals passage refused.
Senate Ii, TO amend the charter of the Cham
plain transportation Company; passage re-
fused. II. ~, providing for the compensa-
ton of States attorneys, and taxation of
costs in criminal cases; passage refused.
III. IL |, relating TO the fees of district clerks
passage refused. The Commirtec on Rail
roads reported back to the House. S. l06,
in relation TO the accommodation Of passen-
gers on the Connecticut & PassurHpsic Rail
road. that the committee were unable to
agree on the bill. The House took no fur
ther action on the bill.
Mr.. Proctor of Rutland, moved that the
Speaker appoint q committee to wait on the
Governor, and inform him that the House
have, on its part, completed the business of
the session. and ready 10 adjourn sine
die.
On motion OF Mr.. Barnes of Ferrisburgh,
the Clerk directed to inform the Senate
that the House have, their part, com
pleted the business of the session, and are
ready 10 adjourn sine die.
Similar messages were received from the
Governor and the Senate.
The Speaker then congratulated the House
on the successful close of the business of the
session, and declared the House adjourned
without dav.