The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-11-22

BrnF APPROVED AND SIGNED by ruE
GOVERNOR.
An act in amendment of section rs, of
chapter 30, Of the general statutes, relat-
ing to the time of holding the County
Courts in the County of Essex.
An act in amendment Of an act, to cs-
tablish the North Bennington Graded
School District.
An act to extend the time of COM
mencing the construction and for the
completion of the Wcatherfeld and Clare
mont Railroad.
An act to change the name of Caroline
2. Cumming, and constitute her heir-at-
law of Frederick T. Bridgeman.
An act changing the name OF Harriet
N. Wheeler, to Harriet N. Davis.
An act in amendment of section S3, of
chapter %, of the general statutes, rclat-
ing to railroads.
An act to amend section 81 of chapter
Sc of the general statutes, entitled "of
private corporations"
An act regulating fees for Justice writs.
An act relating to the laying out of
streets in Incorporated villages
An act TO incorporate Guys Cornet
Band
An act legalizing the grand list of the
town Of Vershire.
An act in amendment of an act entitled
"an act to amend chapter IL of the gen.
eral statutes relating to births, marriages
and deaths, and for the better registra-
ton thereof, approved November Is,
1869"
An act to incorporate the B.andon
Mining Company.
An act to incorporate the Avenue
Hotel Company.
An act to incorporate the Bankman
and Howard Gold Mining Company.
Au act to incorporate the Union Hotel
Company, lat Bellows Falls.)
An act declaring valid certain bonds
issued by the Middletown Springs Com.
pany.
An act to incorporate the Brandon
Cheese and Butter Company.
An act to incorporate the Lamoille
Fair Ground Company.
An act constituting the members of the
House of Representatives from the coun-
ty Of Essex, a special committee to aver
age and equalize the grand list of the
county of Essex for the year 1870.
BILLS PASSED By THE SENATE
In amendment Of sec. 8, chan. SO, g,s.
of marriage.
In addition to au act to incorporate the
village of Rutland.
Relating to offonses within the limits
of incorporated villages in this State.
Authorizing the change of names and
constituting persons heirs at law in GER
tain cases.
In amendment of all act to incorporate
the Barre Railroad Co.
To incorporate the Lake Champlain
and st. Adams Railroad Co.
To enable certain towns to aid in the
construction ofthe Lamoille Valley juno
ton railroad.
To legalize the grand list OF committee.
To enlarge the power Of the Burlington
Manufacturing Co.
To change the name Of the Green
Mountain Central Institute and for other
purposes.
To annex part Of Dummerston to
Putney
Relating to interest
To incorporate the Connecticut Valley
Aid Association passed in concurrence
with proposal Of amendment
In amendment of chap, 2, z. b.. euti-
tied OF the organization and officers of
the House Of Representatives passed in
concurrence.
BY Mr.. Hastings for committee on
Banks in favor of h., 272 to incorporate
the Lyndon Savings Bank and Trust Co.;
passed in concurrence.
To incorporate the lydepark Savings
Bank and Trust Co.; passed in concur
renee.
To incorporate the Burton Savings
Bank and Trust Co.; passed in concur
renee.
OF the collection of taxes read the
the third time and passed in concurrence.
To protect fish in Beaver Meadow
Pond and Quimby's Pond in Sharon
passed in concurrence.
To incorporate the Passumpsic Gem.
etery Association passed in concurrence.
In amendment of and in addition to
chap. l, z. s., relating to elections ; pass
ed in concurrence.
In amendment OF an act to encourage
manufacture /; passed in concurrence with
proposal of amendment.
In amendment Of chap. Is, &. -, pass.
ed in concurrence.
To incorporate the Universal Family
Scale Company.
Relating to liens reserved on property
Sold
Authorizing testimony to Vermont
soldiers of the war of 1861.
Providing for the formation of private
corporations by voluntary association.
Relating to offences against the lives
and persons of individuals, (being the
bill to abolish capital punishment.
On the question OF its passage Mr..
Marsh of Bethel demanded the yeas and
nays; bill was passed.
Relating to billiard tables, was again
taken up, and its passage refused, yeas
90, nays l0l.
For the purpose of preserving the rec
ords and files Of the courts.
In amendment of sec. /, chap. 56, g.
s., of estates of deceased persons.
Fixing the saleries of Judges of the
Supreme Court.
Relating to divorce.
In amendment of chap. 1873, relating
to forms of sundry writs, precepts, otc.
In relation to school districts collec-
tors.
In addition to sec. 8, chap. IS, g. s.,
relating to the traffic in intoxicating
liquors.