Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

creditors of he COMPANY. Without 10. although
the debts mny mot exceed throc-iourths Of the
capital paid IN. yet by using the capital 10 pay
dividends, which b. not nrcqucntly done 10y cor
poiatons, when their business fails 10 be proiita-
| Die, the amount of the actual capital may be re-
/ dacrd below the amount Of the debts. and thus
portion of Che creditors be Jeff without security,
or the means Of obtaining payment of their
claims
And hi. objection 20 Che bin j.. not relieved by
tho provision boz section sIN, making Is subject Co
I the provisions of chapter Clgly-siX of The Icuer
/ al Statutes. IL is thereby made subject To the
general provisions Vt that chapter which are APP
piicuhc t1 an private corporations, but not o.
sections twenty-iour D. iJrty, inclusive, which by
/ their terms ore nude applicable only O. Savings
! Blnk- and Moneycl Corporations. nor TO section
/ llry-three, which by It's terms is mndc appllca-
Die only To- corporation. organized 10y voluntary
Dissertation.
! therefu.ss s,ectiulIy return the bin for the
further c5nsiier6Aon of the Senate.
pnm f. WAsuurnN,
Governor.
The question being on its passage. notwith-
Standing the objections of the Governor, the yeas
and nays were as Follows yeas o, nays 20.
liy Mr. Merrill, fixing the length OF time for
holding Teachers Institutes (not exceeding five
/ duys) 90 committee 90 education.
PahhuaS.-By Mr. Dewey 0t Washington, Mir.
/ Benedict, Mr. Dickcrman, Mr.. Nash, Mr.. Dale,
| Mr.. Ori-, MIR Wheeler, and Mr.. Ladd, numer-
Ousy signed, asking TO extend the time for hold
ing Teachers Institutes to committee on educa-
ti0n
By Mr. ladd, To incorporate the Albargh,
llighpltc and Pmtshurg Steamboat Company
/ Go committee ln highways aud bridges.
i BY Mr. Merrill, To entite school districts to
send scholars to higher schools. to committee on
education.
Pnnd-S. IS, relating to drains and common
sewers
R,,o'aian.-By Mr. Dale. that the committee
on the Judiciary De instructed to inquire into the
necessity and eXpediency of change in the Judiciary
system, or of am Increase Of the number ofiudges
Of the supreme court, and report by bill or other
wise Adopted.
/ Reports From the committee on river fisher
I les, with bin to general committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Wheeler adjourned.
HOUSE.
/ Prayer ly tho chaplain
The journal Of yesterday was read and approx
MrI. Il. Miles, bayngprc-cntcl his credentials
/ as the representative elect from the town OF Ihet-
/ ford, was daily sworn and took his seat.
/ Bills mtro8Rced and r,Iurfd.-By Mr. Grout
of Barton, 90 regulate mill and other dams TO
committee on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Dixie of Bristol by request, laying
o. taz ou the lands in Ayery'- Gore and Buei's
Core iu the County OF Chittenden to committee
on land taxes.
by Mr.. Brigham of Bakersfield, to legalize the
grand lists Of the town of Bakersfield for the years
leGl-6s-dp to committee ON grand list.
By Mr. iadd of Milton, to amend an act ape
proved November 10, 1865, to amend an act, to
Incorporate the City of Burlington; TO committee
consisting Of members from Chittenden.
By Mr. Southwck OF Middletown, TO change
Che name of james Gunger; 10 general commit
tee.
BY Mr. Wales Of Burlington, by request, to
incorporate the Peoples Gas Light Co. to com
mittee on corporations.
BY MIR, Richmond of Woodstock in addition to
20 chap. 81, G. S.. relating to justices Of the
peace to committee ON judiciary
BY Mr.. Gleed Of Mouistown, by request, reat-
ing to proves; 10 committee on judiciary
7, By.Mr. &att Of Coripth, relating to the div-
sion Of tn public moneys among the school dis
triet to committee on education.
by Mr. Pratt OF Pomlreti in amendment OF
sees. II and 10 chap. lO2, g S., relating to fence
viewers 90 committee ON judiciary.
Specldi order.-ll. 10, Gflating 10 the bounty
on noxlouS onimals
Mr' Bun OF Hancock said he arose to O por-
sonnl explanation, and pronounced as false the
report that he had entered into league with
certain gentlemen to help certain measures pro-
yided those gentlemen Will help him. No such
arrangement ma peeh nade ana Il any one
voted ior .his piil u must be on Us own merits
lhe lIenus oI we pm est II ON ITS merits but
a woode4uek through inns House than as'eam en-
g'qe ne al'u ne VnouFnt we ToouchGeN Tos = y
pohticai ailma n mean W-lNeu GopperheaI' ana
ousn' 90 2o e4'ei,'l,''H rom Ille Hloe Oh t,e
cor, reoiyeJ ideos If Lo;n % e' ~
common receiver lue's Oh Delhs Deheiaetor oil
io EoI",, Il'a YET ,"9 Ipu1iS s'uS1 slom
ne nag HSeu ooth %, lheui' " men Nrinefs
Au ashvu 'Ot oe'c ny III e4 Au Oh tne
,,. a, 'g'u .,, Hlli our VWm Mo,g
t,qc a,i, G''- ~ 2"i oT ISsNS Il we TlSn
" NV - l'l"N IN "'09Nt"9.' W must nave
must Kill the woodchucks flat are destroying the
grass The woodchuck is a sly animal. and Is in
the way of the moving machine and then dodpes
into his hole out of reach. lie said he was re-
minded Of The man that was good pious deacon,
and never swore in his life, but who. So far as the
manthat voted against the woodebncl Hi T" liz
left the wooiehuck in the hands Of tho House and
hoped Inc would receive his deserts.
MI Hunt Of st; Adams sald he had favored
the bill introduced by Tho, gentleman from Han
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