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considered and the further consideration of
the bill indefinitely postponed.
Joint resolution introduced by Senator
Proctor equaizing the pay of reporters
read three times and adopted.
BY Senator Clarke providing for the dis
tribution of the report of the joint assem-
bly, to investigate charges of railroad cor
ruption adopted.
ORLEANS COUNTY QUESTION.
From special committee, in favor of II.
33O, an act to change the shire town of
Orleans county, with proposals of amend.
ment.
Senator Wyman offered certain remon-
strances TO the passage of the BILL and SEN
ator Wilson of Orleans presented petitions
in favor or its passage.
Senator TOlman offered an amendment
to the bill to the effect that the change of
the shire town shall be left to the voters of
all the towns of the county, and directing
the selectmen of the several towns in the
county to insert in their warnings before
the next March meeting a notice of the
question to be decided by vote.
On motion of Senator Wilson of Orleans
ordered TO lie, and be made the special
order OF this evening at Z o'clock.
FROM the committee on highways and
bridges, in favor of ii. 800, an act to incor
porate the Notch turnpike company.
from the committee on railroads IN favor
of ii. IL, an act to assess and tax the real
estatee of railroads On motion of Senator
Walton it was made the special order for
7.30 o'clock this evening.
From the committee on claims, without
expression of opinion on II, 443, an act to
pay ii. a. Cutting the sum therein named
on motion of Senator Ladd it was ordered
to lie taken up, read the third time and
passed.
From the judiciary committee in favoro
Ii. 442, an act in amendment of sec. AZ,
chap. SO g. s., ''of the grand list" with
proposals of amendment amendments
agreed to, read the third time and passed.
From the committee on finance in favor
OF ;. 1S2, an act directing the auditor and
Adlutant and Inspector General to prepare
Aid file certain accounts against the United
States, with proposals Of amendment pro-
vidlng that the expense of the state shall
not exceed 5000 amendment agreed to,
read the third time and passed.
House Bills Referred-H. 1888, an act to
authorize the trustees of the Rutland coun
ty grammar school to transfer their build.
ings and other property.
Ill. 321. an act to change the time of
holding the supreme court in the county of
Franklin.
III. 415, an act in relation to the time of
holding the supreme court in the county Of
Rutland
ii. 22O, an act 10 pay Clark Thompson
the sum named.
S. III, an act in addition to section SO.
chapter "a, general statutes, from the
House, with proposals of amendment
agreed to.
MORRILL, MONEY.
5. 81, an act directing the treasurer of
the state of Vermont to restore to the
treasury of the United States of America
the sum of S4,3S6 60; from the house,
with proposals of amendment directing its
return to Mr.. Morrill,. On the question,
Will the senate agree to the amendments
proposed by the house? Senator Wilson,
of Orleaus, demanded the yeas and nays,
which were as follows yeas /, NAYS 80,
Senator Ladd voting in the affirmative; SO
the proposed amendment was disagreed to.
WAX rIUIunE.
S. 6S, an act to pay Julian Scott the
sum therein named, from the house with
proposal of amendment, making the sum
200 instead of $4,000; amendment con-
Cured in.
III. 421, an act in amendment of section
/, chapter 90, G. e.
II. 60, an act fixing the time for holding
the comfy court IN the county of Chitten-
den to committee on judiciary.
III. 25O, an act annexing Goshen Gore to
the town OF Plainfield.
II. $50, an act relating to bringing suits
for injuries received on highways and
bridges
II. 1894, an act to abate and suppress nui-
sances.
Unfinished Bnsiness-Senator Wilson of
Windsor called up the report OF the COM
mittee on an unpublished report, and the
question being on the adoption of the
amendment proposed by Senator Wilson,
striking out the last clause and inserting
the words ''merits the severest censure of
the general assembly,"
Senator Ladd said that he hoped the
amendment would pass
| Senator Clarke mede statement in re-
| gard to the delay of the reporter.
Senator Reynolds opposed the amend
ment and favored the original resolution.
| Senators Wilson of Windsor, Wilson of
Orleans and Rowell.
Senators Granger and Proctor offered
the amendment.
On the question shall the amendment be
adopted, Senator Reynolds demanded the
yeas and nays, which were yeas 10, nays Z.
SO the amendment was adopted.
On motion of Senator Granger the reso-
luton as amended was dismissed.
Senator Benton moved reconsideration
of the vote opposing third reading to ii.
81, an act to incorporate the Grand juno
ton railroad ; agreed to and bill recon-
mitted to committee on railroads.
BILLS PASSED.
ii. $40, an act to pay +. s. Thompson
the sum therein named.
ii. $780, an act to incorporate the Notch
| turnpike company.
An act in amendment of section of an
act relating to private corporations.
III. 4l9, an act relating to the capture of
fish and game.
5. l57, an act relating to the duties of
listers.
ii. 442, an act in amendment of sec. AZ,
chap. SO, g. g., ',of the grand list.
Ii. 1913, an act in amendment OF chapter
"a general statutes, of proceeding against
trustees.
II. 415, an act relating to the time of
holding the supreme court in Rutland
county.
IL. 321. an act to change the time hold
ing the supreme court in the county of
Franklin.
On motion the senate djourned.
| HOUSE.
MONTPELIER, Nov. "a
| MORNING SESSION.
Bills passed ii. Ais, an act in relation TO
the time of holding the supreme court in
the county of Rutland; II. 32l, an act to
change the time of holding the supreme
court in the county OF Franklin.
S. lis An act to incorporate the village
of Dandy.
ii. $50 An act to incorporate the notch
turn pike company.
Ii. $40 An act to pay +. S. Thompson
the sum therein named 1915.
ii. $50 an act in amendment of an act
in addition to an act establishing a NUM-
cipal court in and for the village of st.