Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-06

committee on the bill creating the new town
ot Sherman: Mr.. R lgers, of n bury, Nc
Lynde, ut Marlboro, Mr.. Btrrett, of Caven
dish, Mr. Mattis'n, of Salisbury, and Mr..
Al en-, of Ferrisburgh. On motion of Mr.
White, of Topsham, adjourned.
FRIDAY, Nov. /.
SENArE.-JOint resOlul II In.--By Mr. Adams.
for j,.nt assembly On Thursday next at , | 2
y clock 10 the afternoon, to EJECT iudg. o.
the supreme court. MIR Hinckley moved
that the resolution be ordered 70 lie; not
agreed to- On motion Ot Mr. Powers, laid
upon t',e taiIe, 70 be made the special ordt T
lor IL IL o clock this forenoon.
Passed.-H l39, to amend c. As, ch. %,
&. $, OF repairs OF highways and br 'dges.
Ii. l57, to pay Oh rrles p. Hogan.
Rep1rt--Rom judiciary CON-, against S.
20, relating to depOsltiOns and witnesses
thIrd reading refused.
Bills intro uccd and referred BY Mr.
Veaz y, providing for the payment OF ordr-
nary county expenses; 20 com. un judiciary.
The hour having arrived for an adj 'urI ed
meeting of the j,Int assembly, the Senate
proceeded to the HAtl OF the House OF Rep
resent tives. and on returning,
>. 65, authorizing tue Governor to contract
for statues of Jacob Co lamer and Ethan
Allen, was taken up. Mr.. Butter6eld arose
to make inquiries Ot the com on federal rel
tions as u the cost, whether the appr"pris-
ton named would cover the whole expense,
or whether 1t was only beginning. Mr..
Carpent repiit i that there WAS no inf lTma-
ton upon that subject before the com. lie
gave reasons Tor making provision for these
statues at the present time. He thought the
sum of : Is 900 would cover the entire Z
peuditure growing out OF this bill Mr.
n 10 Z
such polly as the one which TINS bill
inauguraIed. aud, wishing for more tune to
Consider tie matter, moved that the Dill be
ordered TO lie, and be made the special order
Tor Friday morning next.
Special Order ,nt resolution, in rela-
ton TO q joint Assembly. On motion OF
Mr.. Powers, amended by adding, - and
Reporter OF the Decisions Of the Supreme
Court" Mr.. Wilson moved to amend 10y
changing tue time from Thursdty next to
one week from ruesdty next; not agreed To,
and the resolution was adup-ed.
Mr.. BgeIow call. d up ;. 81, alpha Chap
ter Of the Stsm4 Ph Sleety.) and moved II
Be amended by striking out the words " j Jnn
b " heeler, and II serting the words - Elias
Lyman" agreed e. and passed. Mr. Rev
n.'lds called OF ) co to amend an act to
amend chap. SO, =. of private Corpora
tloLp- HdeetU NJ h.u1 IuofCO AudI luJ
Senate adj urn; ayr, ei To.
Report .-Fruln Judiciary com, against Ii
I3S IN amendment o. sec. 66 ch Is, = =.
ot town meetings aud town fl err; third
reaIIng retus i. Nc. Sprague moved the
Senate adJpurn; not agreed 10.
Bits introduced and re'erred.-By Mr..
Adams, extending the jurisdIelip OF sherIfa
aud ter deputies; 70 judIciary com. On
motion OF Mr.. Sprague. aiJOu ned.
HaU>E The Speaker announced as special
commi,tee on Il 234, relating TO probate
districts, M,ssrs Webster. Of PuJney
Starr, OF Whiting ham, Swain. of R ,ckIng
ham. Blllou. Of rowushynd, and Wells, oi
SuatfuD.
Joint Resolution Mr. H4skins. OF
at eboro. providing fr a Jltns aes NIB '
on thursday. Nov. 7sh, al , , O'clock IN
Tie Afternoon. Tor tie election OF Ju lges Oi
tie SUI Iene ColEu and reporter Ot the
cuur,. Mr. Battsll, Of Riptpn, moved u
smeud, 50 as to p stpoue 10 Nov. II which
was disagreed 10 and the resolution was then
asIeed 10.