Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-16
SENATE.
AFTERNOON
MONTPELIER, Oct. l..

Lieu..-ti5vern0r Hinckley IN the cialr-
Journal Of SATURDAY read and approved
JON, resolutions the use Of the
Hall OF Representatives - the Vermont HIS
tlrical S1cle;y on Tuesday evening October
1871, Tor the purpose OF their annual meet
Iug Adopted 10 Concurrence
lustracting the jJint committee on the
Reform School, - inquire into the expe-
diency OF establishing a reiOrmatory ln>tlIu-
tiln for girls. on a similar basis 10 that a.
ready established Tor boys, aud report BY
bill OF otherwise Adopted in Concurrence.
Creating Joint committee OF two sera-
tors and three Representatives T. wh0m shall
be referred all matters relating to the Insane
A>ylGm. Or treatment OF the insane Adopted
Ia concurrence.
Committees appolHie9-The chair appoint
ed a. Joint committee on bills. on the part
OF the Senate. : .natlr King %! " Washington,
Senator Atwood OF Franklin.
BILis introduced and refeTrsd-By Senator
CLARK oi Fraukllo, al act laying tax on
the grand list of the County ofFrauklln.'or
the purpusc Of completing the court house
Referred ~ u special committee OF the >eui
tors iron Franklin county.
Is, S-uator Cne>more Of Chittenien-An
act in amendment OF chapter - of the g.
It-aA4AZ 40 AAI A@t- 81 III fAt a. "-aA
establishes a LEGAL rate OF interest not 10
exceed : per cent, when specified IN the con
tract, when net specified, the lega. rate 70
be 6 per cent. Referred to TIE committee %
the Judiciary.
On motion Of Senator King Of Washing
ton. adjourned
HOUSE.
Reading Of Scriptures ard prayer By the
Chaplain
The Journal Of SATURDAY was read and
approved.
BlIs introduced and rcfcrred BY M
Hutchinson, 0t Hancock, 10 EXEMPT certain
article. from attachment and execution "a
harness OF harnesses an OK yoke and
chaIn~) TO committee n Judiciary.
By Mr.. Tyler, of ira>burgh. to amend sec
a chap. 81 $, relating 10 jurieS; 20
committee Oh Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Henry, OF Chester, for the better
protection Of personal liberty ordered TO
lie.
By NJ. Hyde, Of Casileion, to repeal an
aci u amend chap. 81. z =. entitled OF the
traEc IN intoxicating drinks, approved
Nov. -, 1863, u Committee on Judiciary.
JOINT ReSoluti0ns- By Mr. Henry, Of
Chester, that a j,iut special committee to
consist Of two Ssnat :, and three members
OF the House Of Representative be appoint
cd, 70 whom shall be referred all bills. Pc
titions and other matters relating 70 the
Vermont Insane Asylum or % the treat
ment. care and condition OF TIE insane in
this STATE, anG all bills regulating the ad-
mission OF the insane 10 asy .uuls IN TINS
State, adopted on the part y the House.
On notion Of Mr. Perrin, Of Berlin. al
jlurned.
AFTERNOON.
Bills Introduced end Referred-By Mr.
Giilett > Richmond, to Gm=nd sec 2, chap
~ :. relating to interest t>ix per cent.
10 be legal interest. where No other rate l.
named, but any rate not exceeding eight
per cent shall be Legal. to a special 60 d.
mittee Oi seven members OF the House.
By Mr.. Dana of Cornwall. to change the
name Of Franklin Hill u Frankliu Y0nt
TO general committee.
By Mr. Wells OF Cranky. in addition to
the laws now in force relating u exenp-
tions from attachment and execution 70
committee on judiciary .
By Mr.. Hubbard OF Springfield. to iacu--
porate the Springfield lee Company to
committee IN corporations
By MIR. Davis OF Reading, for the punish
ment Of di-orterly persons to committee
on judiciary.
By Mr.. Smailey, Of Burlington, laying a
tag on the County o. Chlttsnden to select
committee consisting Of members from
Chittendsn County
b Mr.. Davis, OF s. Adams, laying a tax
on the County Of Franklin to select a
committee consisting Of members from
Franklin County.
Resolutions By Mr. Stanley Of Leicester,
that the clerk be Instructed u add. 10 the
printed bills. the name of the Committee TO
which the bill j. referred adopted
Petition BY Mr.. Hubbard Of Springfield.
of Londas g. Ellis and Others for an act
to protect fish in Bates Brook to general
committee.
The Speaker announced the following
standing committees:
Joint committees - Under the fourth
joint rule, Messrs. Biodgett of =. Johns
bury, Goodwin Of Chelsea, Fairfield Of
Shrewsbury.
On Bills MessFs. sayles of Huntington,
Vail OF Pomfret.
90 the Reform Scbool-Messrs. Boynton
of Woodstock Brown Of Lowell. Dixon of
Milton, Cutler Of Bakersfield, pettigrew of
Ludlow, Cardell of Warren, Potter of
Bloomfield
On the Library-Messrs. Grout Of Bar
ton, Davis of ST. Adams, Hubbard of
Springfield.
On Federal Relations -Messrs. Abell of
West Haven. Hubbard Of Springfield, Kent
of Dorset, Cutler of Highgate, Smith of
Jericho, Webb OF Rocking ham, Kelsey Of
Derby.
On Ways and Means-Messrs. HYDE of
Castleton, Sprague of Vergcnnes, Lynde of
Marlboro, Curr;er Of Troy, Shrrtlif cr
Fisinssld. Aaschelier of Arlipgtons Watson
Of HgEtford8 !.
On Military Afairs-Messrs Franklin of
Ncwisne, Kennedy Of Fairfield. Newell of
Shelbnrn, Barnes Of Bristol, Parker Of An
dover. Gray OF Wheelock. Spencer OF West
more
On Judiciary-Ne.srs. Munson Of Man.
chester, CIRCUIT Of Newport, Henry Of
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