Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-13

corporations. By. Mr.. Gates of Montgom-
ery, 20 incorporate the Sycamore Hotel and
Mineral Spring Company; to com. on cor
porations- By Mr.. Gates of Montgomery,
to incorporate the Montgomery Manufac-
turing Company; to com. on manufacture.
By MIR. Ormsbee, of Brandon, to pay w IN.
NJ. Field the sum therein named; TO CON- on
claims. By Mr.. Bushnell of Waitsheld. to
} change the name of ArabelIa Francena Nc
Larnan; to general com. By Mr.. Field of
Springfield, directing the Auditor and
) Adlutant and Inspector General to prepare
and present certain claims to the Treasury
Department at Washington for reimburse
ment; TO com. on ways and meas
Reports From com. on claims, against
} II. 234, to refund eOmmutation money paid
) by drafted men. Mr.. Davis Of Reading,
moved to amend so as to submit the question
to vote of the people of the State at the
next town March meeting; which was re-
{ ieeted. The third reading of the bill was
: then refused From com on military
5 affairs, against Ii. 226, to equallze bounues
to volunteers IN the late war OF the rebell-
: ion; thlrd reading refused. From com. on
corporations, in favor of 5. 81, to incorpor-
ate the Village Aqueduct Co., OF St. Johns
: bury; passed. From CON- on rules, recon-
2 mend 'ng that the first four lines of Rule l3
I
e yets and nays shall be ordered on any ques-
t tion on demand of member, such demand
shall be seconded by One-ffth OF the number
} who voted on the last question taken by
; yeas and nays; laid on the table, under the
rule
Senale bills referred-S 90, to authorize
: the construction OF chapel at the State
: prison, and for the repair OF the old prison,
also for additions to the library; TO com.
on State Prison. 5. 65, authorizing the
5 governor to contract for statues of Jacob
= Coiamer and Ethan Alien; To com on led
: eral relations. S. l04, providing for the
{ better preservation of the laws of the
I General Assembly; TO com. on judiciary.
5. Il, to repeal an act approved Nov y,
1870, relating to billiard tables; TO COIN,
tie judiciary. S. 1, 10 IncorpOr te the
Burlington paper company; to com. on
+ corporations
0 Joint resoIufions-From the Senate re-
2 la5Ing to election of Trustee OF Vermont
t University; adopted in concurrence. From
the >, nate, granting use OF Representatives
Hall to Rev A NJ. GOoIenough; ad pted
} IN concurrence.
Senate proposal cf amendment to II. Isl,
relating 10 taxing ice irYm Like CnampiAIn
and 9th waters tnIs State, not con-
CURED IN.
Read third tiae-H 80. to establish the
Spr,n fed Graded chOol DISTRICT; pass d.
II. III, to ratIiy and cOufir.n cer;ain ,eJs of
tue General Court OF Massachusetts con-
cernIng the Vermont aud Mas>ac puseGts
: r IiLroai Company, and the proceed n5s d ld
acts OF said o1mptny upon the same; pass
ed II. 148, to Incorporate the Maqlam
Bay Hotel Company; passed
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.-BiNs IHtrydu ed and rfferred.-
, Ry MIR. Smith, IN amend nrnt ot sec. II ch.
4 I rN he Al pf IL
OF Probate; TO Judiciary committee.
By Mr.. NeaZey, IN amendment Of sec. Il,
ch. So, g $, relating 10 the report OF m
II tssIOners upon the estate of dece lsed per
SONS; TO Judiciary com.
J By MIR. BigelOw, in amendment of an act
authorizing towns to establish central
: schools TO COB. on educ ttIOn-
JOINT ResolutI0n.--fy Mr., Kellogg, to in
; vesugate the proceedings Of the STATE Board
OF L Elucation dOpted
S q, to enable certain towns to aid in
. the construction Of the Montpelier and
Black River Railroad Company, with pro-
I posal of amendment; agreed to, and third
reading ordered.
y From com on manufactures, II. $50, to
{ incorporate the Southern Vermont Marble
: and Mining Company passed.
u From com. on agriculture, H 1S3, to in
. corporate the Rupert Dairy Association
!. passed.
{ From com. on railroads, H. l68, to incor-
J porate the Northern Vermont and Lake
Champlain extension railroad company !;
i passed
From com. on claims, S. 63. to pay Peter
Collier, with substitute bill; Ito pay $50
for examination of the stomach of Mrs.
Coos, for arsenicl agreed to and third read
ing ordered.
, From judiciary com. S. II, in addition to
! ! sec. %, ch. %, relating to the attachment
of personal property, oy leaving copy at
the Town Clerks office, with proposal OF
e amendments (adding - starch. }, On mo-
ton of Mr.. Powers, ordered to lie. Z
: From committee on railroads. H. 80, to
u incorporate the Montpelier and Black River
: Railroad Company passed.
Ii. 81, to Incorporate the Montpelier,
q Hardwick and Black River Railroad Com
: pany; passed.
a III. ii, TO enable certain towns in Wash
ington, LamoIlIe and Orleans counties to aid
e in the construction of the Montpelier and
: Black River Railroad passed.
3 HoUsE-BiILs INTRODUCED and referred.-
By Mr.. Dana, of Fayston, laying tax on
r Avery's Gore and Buel's Gore, in the coun-
ty of Chittenden to com. on land taxes.
By Mr.. Ptkin, oil Montpelier, to incOrpo-
rate the Washington Hotel Company; to
: com. on corporations.
T BY Mr.. Ormsbee, of Brandon, to simplify
| indictments for forgery and cuunterfeiting;
to com. on Judiciary
} By Mr.. Ormsbee, of Brandon, for the
punishment OF attempts 70 commit ofeacesi
70 com. on Judiciary.
l By Mr. Pltkin, of Fairhaven, to incorpo-
, rate the F4irhaven Gas Light Company to
, com. on corporations ,-...
By Mr.. Pnkin, of Montpelier, to promote
the settlement of soldiers accounts in. the
Treasurers office; TO com. On ways and
means. q
From com. on judiciary. against Ii. 73, to
repeal an act TO authorize the removal of
l distractions from the GIhoD branch OF the
Lamoilie river; laid on the table, and made
. the special order for next Thursday after
l noon, at 2 o'clock, on motion OF Mr..
4 Waterman, of Hydepark. From com.
backs, in favor of 5. so. to amerd sec. 81,
, chap sc, G. s. relating TO oorporatiOnsy pass
ed From com. on banks, IN favor OF 5.
70, to incorporate the West FAlrlee Savings
bank and Trust Company; with amendment,
which was agreed to. and the bill passed.
JOINT reSoEufiOR.-From the Senate for a
committee inquiring into the chargesitrelat-
ing to the management of the Vermont
Central aud Vermont and Canada Railroad
Company; adopted on the part OF the
| House. Mr. Pingree of Hartford, called on
Il. l, to abolish capital punishment the
question being, shall the bill be engrossed
and read the third time, Mr.. Buel of Middle
town, demanded the yeas and nays. The
bill was opposed by Messrs Stevens West
| minister, Carpenter, of Charleston, Rogers
f OF Newbury, Ormsbee, # Brandon, Marsh.
of Hinesburgb, and Hebard, of Chelsea;
favored by Mr. Thornton, OF Hartland, Mr..
Buel, of Middletown, and Mr.. Henry, of
Chester. Mr.. Hsskins. of Brattleboro,
rnovsd that the third section of the bill be