Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

From cJmmittee on judiciary, against IL
l43, To amend see. 33. ch. 81, Z. s, relating
to Ell is before justices of the peace; third
reading refused.
Read third time.-H. l39, to amend sec
40. ch. 25, g. $, relating to highways i;
passed.
B.Hs introduced and rsferred.-By Mr.
| Tewksbury, of Ra dJlph, N king firther
appropriation 70 Normal Ssh)Dls of this
State; to Committee on education.
BY Mr.. Dearborn, extending the charter
OF the West Ftirlee Railroad Company TO
/ comm ittee on railroads.
Mr. Frisb e, Of p ,ultney, clllei up II.
10, Providing for appointment OF Reporter r
of Decisions of Supreme Court.
Mr.. Henry, Of Chester, moved that the
bill be amended by inserting alter {" judges
of the Supreme Court" the word " bienni-
| ally )" agreed TO.
Mr.. Henry. Of Chester, explained the
object of the bill, AMI spoke briefly in favor
OF its passage.
SPECIAL o~dsr-H. 8, relating to interest
| Mr.. Friebie, OF Poultney. moved that the
/ bill be ordered u lie. and made the special
order for next Wednesday, at l-2 o'clock;
agreed to.
Resolution By Mr. Root, of Hubbardton
/ rhat the committee on tue judiciary be re-
/ queated ID inquire into the expediency o
establishing Reform School Tor girls, ana
report by bill or otherwise adopted.
Senate bills referr,d 5. %, relating TO
the rights Of married women, and in adIi-
ton 10 chap. Il, :. $. % committee oa
Judiciary.
). - 70 aneudan act approved November,
1870, relating TO bonds and recognIz4nces 4;
to committee on judiciary.
5 80, in addition 10 chap. 4l, <. s, re-
latng 10 judgments to committee on ju-
dietary.
nate proposal Of amendment to H. ,,
relating to conveyance OF hom steads, was
concurred in.
The Speaker announced as special com
mIttee on IL. l6j. % authorize the fOrma
ton of railroad corporations and 70 regulate
tie same: Orm9bee. of Brandon; Elkins
OF Troy; Ptkiu, Of Montpelier Smith of
Scockbrid 5e q rodrich, OF Hardwick Bebee,
ot Dorset BOttum. Of New Haven.
The consideration of IL l6 providing for
rpoIntment OF Supreme Court Reporter,
Was resumed.
Mr. Bittel OF Rpton, novel to amend
by striking out the tnlrd c-ion, VIZ; "a Tins
act take eft ct from ia passage
Mr.. OrnSbre, ut Brand IA, sand the ind
iciary Committee rec u neaI i tie ptssa-e
OF the tai N the assurance tn it wOuIl
subserve the best luter SIS OF oJt.e M th=
pre.nlses. aud he favored is passage IN iis
present torm.
Mr. b Bl5e-rdsli. of Wilm n.-,n. AMI NJ.
Henry. OF Chester, spike nr.,dy 20 reply 10
the remarks ul the geutiemau .rJm K ptJl.
FsIDAr OK. p
senate -Bi ls iatroolac. q AID rsre-r,d---
b. Nj. SFrsgur, 10 Iucsip rate t4e vAlt1e
81 G.,lIJ - general ,.u Al &c.
BY Mr.. Suts, 10 incorporate The B,rhsaTe
Af
turez.
By Mr. Morrlu, in amen dmen, of an ae,
NJ. u, approved Nov. IS. 1870; to JUN +
ciary committee.
Passed ). 81, to amend the charter OF
the NauJual Horse NAIi Company.
) So, ia amendment OF sec. o., cJ. 81 +
=. ot collection ol taxes.
5. 80, tJ inc rrIorate TIE Win0Jskl ani I
Burlington Horse railroad Company.
;. >, or the better preservation of tue
monument ID E-han Alien 10 Bur iugt "a
$500 appropriated TO build an Ir,n leuce T
ii Is, IN amendment of, and IN relation
to see. I ch. So, Z =. relating to tie grand
list.
Il. us, relating to the conveyance of the
estates Of married women with proposal
Of amendment
II. o.. to pay Franklin Butler.
RJpred.-u ll6, providing for the ap-
p1intment of reporter OF decisions OF the
Supreme Court TO committee on judiciary.
Mr.. King, moved that the Senate ADJOURN
1ot agreed 10.
H. %. authorizing the town OF W O3dst'ck,
10 guarantee tue interest on town bonds L.
ri in the building of the Woodstock rail
road 10 committee on railroads, who Ie-
ported immed lately IN It's favor; read q
third time, and passed.
BY Mr.. Reynolds, for q maj 'rity of the
,pecIal committee on that portion of the
Governors message relating to public town
lbrarIes, with bill approFrIatInE sum OF
sIoO,OUO for the purpose OF establishing
IbrarIes, authorizing the borrowing OF the J
money, and directing hog the ,me shall be ,
etc, under the rule no reference
)eing required, ordered TO lie and on
notion OF Mr.. Carpenter 300 copies OF the
MI ordered TO be printed, together with !
eport of committee. !
Mr. Sprague moved that the Senate ad-
1urn (; not agreed to- (
Mr. Pow ers called up the jpint resolution 7
elating to the election OF judges of the :
upreme Court and reporter of decisions, =
nj moved to amend by striking out thai n
orti0n referring to the election OF reporter. :
opposed by Mr. Hinckley, who was not IN
vor of transferring the appointment Of this =
Il 'er from the Legislature 10 the Court. =
Mr. Butterfeld thought it would not be :,
ght to iorestall the decision upon the bill !,
troduced this morning, by amending the :,
solution at this [ ime. On motion of Mr..
overs ordered 20 lie. n
On motion Of Mr. King, adjourned. =,
HOUSE Bills introduced and referred - nj
V Mr. W Whlte, to legalIze the last quinquen-
al valuation and grand lists OF the town
FOpsnap TO committee on grand list
y Mr.. Reyes, OF HIghgate, to incorporate
le McQ lam Land Co mpanY; to committee co
corp rations By Mr.. Lynde, of Marl- IN
,ro, regulating the fees OF persons acting al
nder the authority OF the Probate Court:
committee on judiciary. By Mr. Arm Pc
rong, OF Clstleton, to incorporate the co
,uthern Vermont M4rb and Mining Com
my; to Committee on IN luuiactures, By q
r Munson, of Manchester, regulating tue
ovement OF trains at the Crossing n one ~
IilrOad by another railroad TO cOInmitIe ID
railroads. b Mr.. Bdshn Il ot Waits -
Id, - enable the owners OF springs ,,
ater u convey the sam To their buildings; n
committee ou agriculture. BY Mr. Gu,iG on
Rupert, 70 incorporate the Rupert d airy
S citation; to Committee On CO pOrati ms n
7 Mr.. Rowley, OF ) lel9urne, t. amend se- Gu
OF an act 70 autho izs tuwus TO establls 10
sntral Schools; to committee 90 eiuaation. re
? Mr.. VI tttisOn, OF Shafts Jury, t. protect On
n in the Perch Pond ia the town OF Pow
i; TO general com uittee. BY Mr. ID ,vIs,
Reading, providing Tor the establishment By
Public Town Libraries in thus ) ate up ch
opriating Sl50,0O0 by the State lor that an
rp ,se, to be divided among the towns OF gr.
e State in prop .rtiOn to Their po pularIon);
ee ect committee of one member IRON eacn me
unity. pa
Mr. Lynde OF Marlboro, moved to recon- On
Ter the vote refusing the third reading ot
l, TO abolish capital punishment. me
Ar. Bdel, OF Mlddletow0, favored the Sta
ltion To- reconsider. and nresented statIs-