Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-20
SENATE


] 4OA 'ut 'H4a-r 90 4s-.4---4 On N|...-tt. t..-
on judiciary.
SENATE.
MoSual. Nov 10.
BiHs nfrosu-f aa4 refr-a-s-aa,or
/ Walton, OF Washington. asked tie uuani-
nous consent of the Senate. g. ir,-all e the
following bills
Reports ~ committees um t.c genera.
committee, against II. 81. anuct O. iacar-
porate the Benson Mix C0ricu-in- Com
pany; third reading refused.
From the judiciary committee. n lrlr ol
II. PSI an act IN addition o. an ac- irclr-
porating the village Of ButlAnl. -all the
third time and passed in concurrence
BY Senator Eowen H. o.. $50 ac; o.
amend an act Incorporating che city %
burlington. % whom II was committed for
amendment; read the third time ana passed
IN concurrence with proposals 0t amend
ment.
From the committee on tie Insane A-y-
lum, in favor of H. -. an act lo- the better
protection OF personal liberty. with pro-
pO>als of amendment amcrtm M agreed
10 and ordered 10 he.
JOINT ResoimI0Vs-Fr0n the House. re-
lating to the claims of the lraIgoi- Indians.
adopted on the part ot the Senate
From the House. IJiu- resolution of
thanks TO I. \. Clifford. for % portrait of
Governor Peck. alortci on the par, of the
Senate.
Spread or3T-On motion of senator Wal .
ton, Senate bills 81 and lt3. relating o. /
proposed changes IN the present highway 7
law, were made the special 1-ier GU t--mar- I
row morning az l0l O'Clock
Third reGdiHgS-H. 239, an act ln amend /
ment Of sec. :, chap. l2D. OF tie q S.. en- /
titled of crimes and puni-Amcrt- passed .
IN concurrence.
Senator Clarke moved o. amend tic title
50 that it shall read Tan act in relation 10
public lands" agreed to.
AFTERNOON.
House iiFs refirred. dc.-n. 21I. an ae-
to pay G. Vi. futile the sum therein named.
TO committee ON claims.
From the House, ). 49,. ar at- f.r the
of game birds in the S.lrc.with
proposal OF amendment; amendment. cog
Cured in.
Reports Of c0Dina.,sas- 'ron general COM
nittee in favor of IL. 22l. an act o. ezali7e
he grand list OF the city Of Burlington nr
Io11; read the third time and passed ia
concurrence.
From the committee on military affairs
Igalnst II. So. an act for the further dis
to soldiers of testimonial thirI
eading refused.
Unfinished business II -. su act for ,
he better protection e. personal liberty was
AIKEN from the table, read the thrd time {
nd passed in concurrence with proposals st
mendment.
HOUSE v
Petitions, remo1SfrdRcfS, dc.. introduced
nd referred-By Mr. Henry of Chester. hv q
ratfst.p .
theirs, legal voters d; Rockingham. iu favor q
the formation Of a uo'y county. Go special
Ommittee on that subject d
BY Mr.. Boynt0n &C. Hoodstlcc. rcmon- $
tances OF Benz. Coz as and 80 others. and D
gorge X. Chapman .ld 10 Others against q
le formation OF ncS county. 90 special q
)mmittee on that 81 icct 4
BY Mr.. Watson OF irtfurd asa.trance D.
A. q. Dewey and 26 Others aesinsr the "
rmatlon OF new ecanty; % special con-
ittee on that subject :
By Mr.. RuIteroi Sal, ID petition u Charlie. '.
oward and 80 other. Tor the removal of II
lie shire of Orleans q, unity. 20 special com Al
ittee on that subject Ia
The motion of Mr.. Wells oil CRANKY. thar u
e rules of the House be 50 amended tbat d,
e House shall meet at q O'Clock in the an
ornlng, was taken from the Jablc.and Mr..
AVIS OF ST. Adams, explained that as there dc
a large amount of work in the hands OF ST
yet to be perfected, We cannot il
vance the business 1t the session by the wi
option OF this amendment 20 the rule. II
Mr.. Wells of CRANKY said if there is mueb DC
siness in hands OF c mmittees. il must he In
dent to every one that we cannot finish m,
e work Of the session in a manner that tn
'uld be creditable 10 ourselves and the stc
lite. We better cit ler extend the t;fne res
ed for adjournment, or lengthen the pr
urs of the session. NO
Nr. SmalleY OF Darlington, moved that POI
} motion to amend be again ordered n liz wi
the table. which was agreed Ia.
Unfinished business 5. 1877. for the nro- do.
ton OF game Bird in the State of Yer re,
mt, was taken up, the question being ON VIII
amendment proposed by Mr.. McFadden exa
W ellis. to strike ont part of the fourth it ,
ton; Mr.. McFadden asked leave 10 the
hdraw his PROPOSED amendment. which \
We was granted. Mr.. MeFadden then hes
we'd to strike out ali of section four which VII
vides for paying .aoiety of the penalty 81,
the person giving information Of tie the
ation of this act. ren
lr. Abel of West Haven, opposed the and
as he believed it was unconstitutional the
lr. Smalley of Burlington, oppased the of I
ion 70 amend las be thought that section N
'od one Tor tae better execution Of the tial
visions of the bill. Gro
" Dana Oh Corn"all, favored the bill the
opposed the amendment Il
r. Grout of Barton, said thera conld he Mr..
.onsli'utionai objection TO this bull, as borc
hare nog OF ;lc sfstute books a law p,
inst killing deer at certain times at The the
and that act has been decided oopstitu- or n
3! and this bill would be found to come ado
ne sSs legal DECISION. lie favored
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