Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-11-23

Cold Spring reservoir; ii. 309, in regard to
the sitting of the General Assembly ana u
the pay of members thereof; H. 800, 70
amend statutes relating to the fees OF granu
and petit Jurors III. $50, to amend sec. 50,
chap. l29, 2. s., relating to fees OF town
N and Jurors, witnesses and jurors before
/ Iutce.
u Ii. 90, in amendment of sec. u, chap;
S6, @. g., relating to salaries, for districts OF
IT ashingtop and Lamoille made 81 900 and
$500 respectively, the other districts 10 re-
main as now passed. -.
S. 10Y, relating to criminal onenses within
the limits of Incorporated villages passed.
!. The special committee to conform the stat
utes to the changed constitution, reported py
hill entitled an act in amendment OF an
act relating to the grand list, approved
Nov. 10, 1868, which was amended and or
lered to third reading.
S. IOs, relating to liens on property sold
passed.
EVENING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr.. Hinckley OF
Chelsea, that the committee on public build
Yfhys be instructed to inquire into the conoi-
t;on of the floors of the State House; adopted
By Mr.. Grout of Barton, that the rule re,
ouiring the engrossment of bills be suspended
! durng the remainder of the session; adopted.
.xBy Mr.. Slade of Middlebury, that rule 70,
-iring "a hours to elapse before third
of bills, be suspended during the re
sf session; adopted ayes lOl mays Il
Rage of HydePark, that the joint
II consjderatiossjVi ! Zee Ger q .,sS.a IRON
- fssahd list, and that the ss.s.-1
1be'f6Herred to the special committee on that
subject: adopted.
III. 362, establishing the standard weight
of eggs, and regulating the sale of the same
dismissed on motion Of Mr. Edison of Mendon.
! Bills paSsed.-H. 23l, to enable any town
/ in the county Of Windsor to aid in the con-
/ struction of the w eathersfield and Claremont
Railroad II. 374, TO incorporate the Wells
Mineral Springs Co. III. 379, to pay f. \.
Spaulding the sum therein mentioned ii.
344, in amendment of secs. Is and Is of CHI.
1913. z. s., relating to salaries of certain
State officers ii. $50, to protect fish IN
Silver Lake in the town of Barnard; IL. 3O4,
to incorporate the Milton Falls Cheese Fac
tory Co. Ii. 367, laying a tax on the county
Of Chittenden ii. $50, to annex part of the
town of Morristown to the town of Hyde
park ii. $50, in amendment OF an act in
relation TO school districts II. 3lS, provid-
ing for filling the vacancy IN the office OF
State Geologist /; ii. $40, extending the Ju-
riSdiction of sheriff and sheriffs' deputies.
I.
III 293, to enable the selectmen of FAN
Haven to remove the remains of the dead in
certain cemeteries
II. lS9, TO pay Rollin Amsden tie sum
therein named.
II. 293, to enable the town Of Hartford to
aid in the construction OF the Woodstock
railroad.
H. 400, to amend an act entitled an act to
amend an act To incorporate the city of Bur
liugton, approved Nov. 10, 1868.
II. 399, in amendment Of secs. /, A. and
Is. chap. y, z. 8, relating to county officers.
5. l2l, in relation to Rutland Graded
School District
;. l., TO amend sec. l, of an act in relation
to library associations, approved Nov. 10,
l,69.
;. IO4, in explanation of and constituting
an act entitled - an act in addition to sec.
3, chap. -, 2. $, entitled of laying out
highways and bridges" approved Nov. 10,
ls5J.
5. l4l, relating 10 the quinquennial valu-
alton of real estate in the town of Pownal
for the year 1870; passed.
). 10, to incorporate the Pownal Valley
Cheese Factory Co; passed.
;. ll6, relating TO divorce passed.
II. 1876, establishing the annual salary Of
; certain State officers and employees. Mr..
! tie annual salary Of the Secretary of State
lrsl&nf be ;$l 800, which was disagreed to.
NJ. Ballard Of Fairfax moved 10 amend so as
to raise the salary Of the Adiutant and In
sIectOr General from 5000 TO $500, dis
agreed to, and of the messengers from 50 TO
$, disagreed TO, ayes p, nays l09. Mr..
Bromley of Pawlet moved TO reduce the sal
AIRY Of the Auditor Of Accounts from : 500
to 1000, disagreed to, ayes ~, nays 95 :;
L. IL i
$500. agreed to, Il 10 4S Mr. llinckley of
Chelsea moved to fix the biennial salary Of
the Secretary Of Civil and Military Affairs at
$3.50, agreed to, 60, to 40, and the bill was
passed.
; 1872, authorizing certain railroad COM
panies to issue joint notes and bonds passed
On motion of Mr.. Dyke of Bristol. ad-
ijourned.
TUESDAY, Nov. %.
SENATE.-Ho1lse bills reported By the aPpro-
prlate committees and paSSed-l67, to restore
Allnzo NJ. Rogers to his legal rights and
privileges 344, in amendment of sections
Is and Is, chapter l23, 2. s. relating u
State prison, with amendment: 23l. u
enable any town in the county of Windsor
TO aid in the construction of the Weathers
field and Claremont railroad $3.50 relating
70 the Normal Schools of this State 1893,
70 enable the town of Hartford to aid in the
4 obstruction of the Woodstock railroad !;
9lS, providing for SLING the vacancy IN the
ofhee of State Geologist.
Senate bills passed-l4, to repeal section
I 4, chapter 90, z s., - Of prevention of
frauds and perjuries. -
On motion of Mr. Pingry, adjourned.
HousE.-H. 1927, providing more equal
taxation IN this State third reading refused.
II. 234, to protect fish in Chauncey
Davis Pond /; third reading refused.
! The special com. to whom were referred
the various bills relating to the grand list,
! reported bill which was ordered to be print
1 ed
The com. to whom was referred the petit
ton of sundry persons praying for law for
the analyzatiOn of liquors, reported that 1t
| is inexpedient to legislate ou the subject at
this time, and that the petitioners have leave
to withdraw, and the leave was granted.
Mr. Wood of Fairhaven moved to recon-
slider the vote refusing the third reading OF
). l33, amending an act relating to sale OF
ineezicat ng liquors, approved Nov ., 1868 !;
WHICH was agreed to and the bill passed in
concurrence
frnm com. of ways and means, bill making
PROVISION for the support Of government,
wh1h was read the third time and passed.
The bill has the following provisions:
A tax of so cents on the dollar is assessed
on the lists of the polls and rateable estate
of the State, payable by June /, 1871
tax of IS cents on the dollar is assessed,
PAYABLE by June /, 1872. The SUN of $780,
900 is appropriated for the debentures of the
General Assembly; the sum of $6O0,OOO for
paying such demands against the State as
nav be allowed by the auditor of accounts
the sum of $4,000 for paying such orders
as may be drawn to pay incidental and con-
tinoent expenses Of The executive and treas
ury departments the sum of $50, 900 for
the purpose of paying the interest on the
bonds and debts Of this State; sum not
exceeding $50 900 to pay the expenses of
the Reform School, the sum of 1926, 900 for
the payment of the bonds OF this State