Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-10-25

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>pe-iaI ora-->, 3 relating O. interes,
third reading ordered TueSiay morning
b.Ls INTRODUCED and referred BY senate,
HInckley. LAYING q tax OF the county %
Orange o. special committee Of senator
+ % Orange county
j. senator baileJ providing Tor building
2 louri Hons II the county o. franklin
and .nyinE tax on aid county u sIiecla
+ committee o. Senators from Franklin county
b senator Adams. relating m claim.
against the state g. Judiciary committee
b senator >p-EEue II relation 1o luali
fca1ions Of voters IL CITY. rown and schoo
T district meetings. and on hi motion 0rdere-
O. be referred u q select committee OF larec
t0 he appointed hy the chair The char AZ
/ pointed A. tins COMMITTEES Senators >p1gue
Esfey and Carpenter The bin provide
thar females may vote
BY senator Lamb. 70 pay tieo. N Brad.
street 20 committee Oh claims
r. Senator Bi-el0w providing for the
+ appointment oi an eurrossInc clerk t1r TIT
/ better preservation Of thu laws of the tfsn-
| era. Assembly 20 general committee
joni Resolutions BY Senator REYNOLDS
That Tho General Assembly have received
With drep regret the announcement Of the
I death 0f " iliiam II Seward. the great Sec
retury distinguished alike a. iurisi and
f g statesman and & devoted patriot identi-
lied as be- was with the highsss interests OF
T the country. during IL struggle Tor nation
alitv exhibiting prominent qualifications
i1r the successful mana cement OF the most
intricate foreign Affairs displaying mig
uanimirv Of character unsurpassed. the
people OF int entire country have every
rsaS1u L. fee grateful FOR the great public
~ no -,a-fu---.aH r~r he 4.a-s---
Assembly Of Vermont manifest their respect
and esteem for has memory, and q the sane
time tender o. the relatives Of the deceased
rhe assurance OF their sympathy IL the be
rea remeuf fhey have been called L. sustain
That tnese proceedings be communicated
T. The family Of the deceased by the officers
OF the respective Houses Adopted
From the House. giving the uss Of the
Hal Of The House 10 Hon Penny CLARK Of
Rutland on v edneSlay evening next. l.
deliver hi sddress before the Vermont
Dairymsn = Association Adopted.
ReDorts Prom committee Oh educulion
:. 9. relating 70 teachers time IN teaching
district schools. with proposal Of amend
ments Agreed 10 and third reading o.
dsred.
From general committee, :. :. providing
far the appointment Of State ge0locist
on motion Of Senator Bartlett, ordered 10
lie aud made the special order for Tuesday
morning nezt
Prom committee on railroads, Il IL. Il
amendment Of m act 10 incorporate ths
Battenkill and Pavlei rivers railroad con-
pany Passed.
pe,lfio7l-By Senator Carpenter. relating
70 Mortified graded school to committee
OF education
On motion of Senator king adjourned
HOUSE
Mr.. Dearborn Of xershire, moved to re-
consider the vote passing Il. 30, 10 amend
sec. l.. Oh -. z =, relating 10 the Dav-
ment of expense II repairing highways
Ny. Hebard of Chelsea, wished io- the
-eesons for demonstrations before the mo-
ton Eas IN.
Mr. Dearborn SAID ha Eesed for the bill
without having II before him, and t-itnou.
giving II sufficient consideration He thought
Il put too much power into the hands OF the
surveyors.
Mr.. Douglass Of Whiting, called upon the
chairman Of the committee 70 explain the
Broyisiozs OF the bill and thought il would
be found les obiscriouable than il appeared
Al hrs1 sight.
Mr.. Blake OF Sutton. said he introduced
the bill at the request Of several surveyors,
because it relieved Tux PAYERS from burden
laid upon them by the present law, in that
Z man + liable 10 be called ont by the SUI
Teyors and perform service amounting TO
more than ms tax. which excess Is carried
10 his credit the ne1l year. This bill allow
e. the surveyors to pay of such credits, 50
as 10 aioss the accounts each year.
Mr. Chiid- Of = a,;ingford, said It put too
much power in the bands OF the suryeyc-
in that It would allow them 10 charge Tor
breaking ont their own roads for their own
convenience. Il made the surveyors audi
tors Of accounts, and gave them authority
which should be vested IN the selecrmen
There Is too little labor performed now for
the money raised and under this bill We