Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-16

I the bill ordered to third reading.
On motion Of Mr. Bromley Of Pawet, adj.
SENATE.
| Prayer hy the Chaplain.
/ journal Of yesterday read and approved
! Btls infrofuccda and referred by Mr.. pingry
relating To liens reserved on property sold tc
com. on judiciary.
by Mr.. Merrill, to incorporate the New Eng.
land Car Go. to com. on manufactures
BY Mr.. Gardner, 10 Incorporate the pownnl
Valley Cheese Factory Co. TO com. on aericul.
/ turc Also by the same, to incorporate the
| Mount Anthony Hotel Go. to gen. com
By Mr.. Grandey in addition to sec. II, chap.
~. z. s., TO COM on judiciary.
by Mr.. BENEDICT, 20 incorporate the Universal
Family scale Co. to com. ON manufactures
f0ssed-S. so 10 secure bettar railroad hcii-
ties for business in the State Of Vermont
s. 90 TO legalle the quinquennial appraisal ol
renl estate in the town ut Lunenburg lor the year
1870
Joinf Resolution. From the House extending
thanks TO the ohcersand managers Of the Vermont
Central milrmd adopted
RJrrcd-H 2ll laying tax on the County ol
Nindham, to Senator's from Windham County.
IL. 220, leg,lizug the grand list Of the town OF
Belyiderc in the County Of lhmoile 10 com. on
land taxes.
II 2l5, to legalize the grand list Of the town Of
AflffUsllfN 10 com. on lana taxes.
II. $50, 10 amend an act TO Incorporate the vii
age OF Montpelier and extend its powers to gen.
com.
II 2i0, to constitute the members or the House
OF Representatives from the County Of Essex, a
committee 10 legalizc and equali1e the grand list
OF said county to com. ON land taxes.
IL. 262, relating to certain public officer to
com. on elections.
II. 2il, 70 Incorporate the passumpsic Gene.
tcfN association 10 mpn com.
II. 27j 10 legaize the grand lest Of unOrganizcd
towns and cores in the county Of Essex to com.
on land taxes
II. 272, to Incorporate the Lyndon Saving Bank
and Trust Co., to com on banks.
Third reddiag orda'cd s. log in addition tn
an act 10 incorporate the village Of Rutland.
Rp0rfs.-fr0m gen com, II. IA 10 incorporate
the Central Vermont Camp Meeting Association .
with proposals of amcndents agreed to and
passed
II. II to change the meme Of Warren Sylvester
Hunter to Vance with proposal Of amendment
agreed TO and passed.
H. li9, changing the name of John Nelson
Young to Flint agreed to and passed On its
passage Mr.. Abel demanded the yeas and nays
Yeas 81 nays 3.
ii 23G to Incorporate the Union Hotel Co. with
proposal OF amendments, agreed to and passed.
IL 22j declaring valid certain bonds issued by
the Nlddetown Springs Co.. with proposal Of
amendment agreed 10 and passed
II. 2ll To Incorporate the Avenue Hotel Co.,
st. Johnsbury, with proposal Of amendment
agreed 10 and passed.
If 2j2 relating to the laying out Of streets in
incorporated villages passed.
H. 81 directing the Governor 10 appoint com
to investigate the matter of changing the sito Of
the Vermont State prison Mr.. Pingry opposed
the bill, briefly stating his objections, the expense
being the principal one
Mr. Heath replied that no Investigation with
yewt change or improvement could b. without
expense lie alluded 10 the discipline and the
Internal affairs of the prison. Some Of the evils
no doubt were due to the contract system, and he
hoped this legislature would not adjourn without
putting it beyond the power of any one to ever re-
new system
II the location is not the best for reiJrmatory
measures, let it be changed lie had no partisan
feelings in relation To location and did not think
the committee would squGnder any money in
making an investigation. 1t must be done some
time, and as well now as ever.
Mr.. Dickerman thought the first section Of the
bill entirely unnecessary Much had been ex-
pended at Windsor on the State prison. The
notifications and changes necessary might be
made much easier and cheaper at Windsor than
anywhere else. Ii committee was to be ap-
pointed 10 sec what changes and improvements
were necessary to be made at Windsor, he would
favor the bill, but was opposed to this one.
Mr.. Ross alluded to the advantages of such
location as Isle La Motto. lie thought the first
,tu''oh ,t,.,, W el'o u' was n'sgS Proper anu ne
~ nevgN'iS Sp,ne "o''o su9uiu w tlAen
,'i,J u'u ,io' 9'g.os 20 .'e p'li un "oc9unt
the purpose of proposing an amendment he moved
'n9t II , De ordered to ne which was agreed to,
INN. o. - ~, ~ 9.lo.lleh' ~ VI II" act 70 cllr
action on this bill
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aid in completing the dam Ia c,m an eoruor, /
tions
By Mr.. IIotchkiss of Georpin. /, protect fish
in Gordon's Pond to gen. c9m
Pefifion-By MIR Cioodrich oi uardwick Of A /
I. WAY and other persons. puying for "A law re- /
ating to fowls. THE petitioners set forth that
they regard the custom of allowing fowls 10 90 at
large as a fruitful source Of evil and an ntolera
bic nuisance that the poopIe of the Stnte ANN
llIy lose thousands and tens of thousands of dbl /.