Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-10-25

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:. s., entitled 'ot offences against the pub
lie peace )" to committee on education.
By Mr.. Bailey, by request, relating to
Insurance Agents to general committee.
Mr.. Camp called up the Senate bill No.
?, to. pay the persons named the sums
therein mentioned, (the widow of the late
Gov. Washburn and Gov. Hendee, return
ed from the House with a substitute bill.
Mr.. Camp explained the original bill as
drawn by him, and the Senate refused to
agree to the substitute proposed by the
House.
BY. Mr.. Hastings, in amendment of oh.
SO, G. s., of the grand list prescribing an
oath for listers or assessors, to be placed
upon record before entering upon their du-
ties providing blanks with an oath affix-
ed for each tax payer which the lister is
to administer, with other pro-
visions, repeating sec. p and % of oh. S3l;
to general committee.
Joint Revolutionary Mr.. Heath, that
the Committee on Education be directed
to enquire and ascertain whether any acad-
envy, grammar school or seminary charter
ed by this State and receiving funds from
the public lands, lends its influence to the
upbuilding of, or sends its students to the
College or Colleges of other States; and,
also, how many students from Vermont
are now pursuing their studies in the col
leges of other States and if any in what
college, and to report to their respective
Houses as soon as may be and also to sug-
gest any remedy thought eXpedient in the
premises; adopted.
Joint Revolutionary Mr.. Camp, for a
Joint Assembly on Thursday next at half
past two o'clock p. H., to elect a Secretary
of the State, Auditor Of Accounts, Sergeant
alarms, Commissioner of the Insane,
Railroad Commissioner, Adiutant and In
spector General, Quarter Master General,
Judge Advocate General, Superintendent
of the State Prison, three Directors Of the
State Prison, three Trustees Of The YER
mont Reform School, for the two years en-
suing; adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Kennedy, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Reports-By Mr. Pingry, for Judiciary
committee, tavorably on h. a in amend
ment of ch 2j2 9. ;. read third time and
passed in concurrence.
On motion of Mr.. Pingry, the Senate
proposed to the House to amend the title
of the bill by adding the words entitled
of repairs of highways and bridges
BY Mr.. Ross, tor judiciary committee
with a substitute for :. 9 to amend sec. Il
of CHI. 10 g. :, relating to the duties OF
selectmen. The substitute provides that
if constables neglect to give bonds at the
expiration of twenty days, their office shall
| become vacant Substitute adopted and
third reading ordered, the original bill be
ing ordered to lie.
By Mr.. Dickerman, for Judiciary com
mittee, with amendments to h. % relating
to express carriers proposals of amend
ment agreed to, and on motion of Mr.
4 Heath, ordered to lie and made the specia
order for Wednesday afternoon at ,
o'clock.
By Mr.. Pingry, in amendment of sec.
Oh. 1l9 z. s., relating to offences agains
the public peace; to committee on judic
larry. The bill provides penalty for tn
use Of torpedoes, fire crackers, &C., il
public,
Resolution-By Mr. Gardner, directin
the committee on banks to enquire wha
legislation is necessary to provide for eX
aminations of the savings banks of tn
] Law anu IL pm - Va bAAN NpAAt4NAOAi ~ "a
| legislature, adopted.
On motion of Mr. Grandey, adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Journal of yesterday was read an
approved.
Bills introduced and referred-Bv VI
Whittemore of Milton, in amendment {
secs. %, 40, and 80, chap. SO g 5, relatin
to the assessment and collection of taxes
to committee on grand list.
By Mr.. Ormsbee of Waterbury, to el
empt piano fortes and other musical il
struments, belonging to a married woman
from attachment and levy of execution
| to committee on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Field of Guilford, taxing depo
its in savings banks; to committee G
banks.
By Mr.. Jones of Richmond, relating
suits in relation to patent rights to con
mittee on judiciary.
By Mr.. Bisbee of Newport, to incOrp
rate the Newport Cemetery Association
to committee on corporations.
BY Mr.. Olmstead of Franklin, to increa
3 the powers and duties of town clerks
I committee on judiciary.
BY Mr. Wood of Fairhaven, to repe
sec. 26, Oh. 90 g. $, relating to the conve
: ance Of real estate; to committee on judi
2 larry.
BY Mr.. Fairbanks of St. Johnsbury,
regulate the movements OF trains at t
: crossing of one railroad by another ra
b. road to committee on railroads.
Joint ResolutiOn-F'rom the Senate tn
the State Librarian be instructed to pu
Z chase 200 copies of the first volume of I
It collections of the Vermont Historical
o ciety for the library; adopted in concI
: renee.
y By Mr.. Phelps of Grafton, to anne
e sec. of an act to amend sec. %, ch. 80
n s., relating to process and other matte
, approved Nov. 1863 to committee on
+. dietary.
: By Mr.. Beaman of Poultney, relating
y the payment of costs in criminal proseC
d tions before justices of the peace; to co
=. mittee on judiciary.
!, Bills introduced and referred-By \
q Grout of Barton, relating to the grand Iii
e to committee on grand list.
o By Mr.. Fairbanks of St. Johnsbury,
request, for the relief of the families Of
Il sane persons; to general committee.
7, By Mr.. Jones of Dover, in amendmt
if of sec. Is, Oh. l, relating to elections pI
=, rality to elect after the sixth ballot
u committee on Judiciary.
, By Mr.. Bisbee of Newport, in amer
b, ment of sec. u, Oh. 126 g. s., relating to
n salaries of Judges of Probate; to comm
tee on Judiciary.
{. By Mr.. Wood of Fairhaven, to anne
d sec. IS, Oh. 81 g. S., relating to justices
p. the peace to committee on judiciary.
n From the Senate relating to college S
- dents Of this State; adopted in conc
Is renee.
/. From committee on judiciary in favo
10 b. "a, to amend the existing State laws
;, relation to the appointment, duties {
" tenure of Office of certain State Office
Re third reading ordered.
II Senate bills referred-S. z, to amend
\ 179, S. l, relating to births, maria
." and deaths, and for the better registrat
Te thereof; to committee on judiciary.
II, The Speaker laid before the House
,r report of the Auditor OF Accounts on
resolution of Mr.. Slade, of Middlebury,
d lating to the war claims of the State.
To the House Of Representatives. noW
Session:
! In compliance with resolution, sdoT
~ by the House on the 9th inst, resp
es fully submit the following report:
IT. The first installment of the war clair
ia this State against the United States
~ presented to the Treasury Department
ng Washington, March s, 1862, amountin
Ia S623,S3
or The second and third install
ments we're presented April7,
50 of the same year, aiming to 104,43
at The fourth and fifth installments
RI were presented May II, 1867,
,or amounting to $500
o' The sixth installment was pre-
~ scented July IL, 1865, amount
lp- ing to 1916
a. The seventh, eigth, ninth and
tenth installments were pre-
le' scented Sept. "a, 1865, amount-