Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-30

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copal meeting house OF Barton Landing
in Barton, to dispose of the same passed
IL. I3.anact enabling the Baptist Church
OF New Haven and Weybridge to dispose oil
their parsonage; passed.
II. 30. an act in amendment Of section
of an act approved November 20, lists, en-
titled IAN act relating TO warning town
meetings. passed.
II. ~. an act lin amendment Of section
81, of chapter 100, general statutes, relat-
ing to the fees OF parties IN Justice courts
passed
II. 6j, an act in amendment OF an &c. to
incorporate the village of Mortified, passed
II. %. an act IN relation TO tho service
Of eEtent5 agains; deliuluen: collectors
passed.
II. Il, an act in relation % extending the
time for locating the Woodstock railroads
passed.
IL. -, an act to amend an act authOrlz.
ing the Governor - contract FOR statues OF
Jacob Collamer and Ethan Allen. approved
Nov. y, 1872; passed.
). 81, an act to authorize the removal Of
distractions from Lamoille river, north Of
Hardwick line ordered to lie. and the
usual number OF copies printed
On motion of Senator Elmund- If md
sor, adjourned.
AFTERNOON
Joint Resoiulion-Ey Senator Wilson oil
Orleans, providing for final adjournment
of both houses. at Is a. m. Friday, NJyem-
Der 10, and that no bill be introduced IN
either house after Friday. Nov. g. Referred
to special committee on final adjournment.
BIZ Senator King Of Washington, elthOr-
] -. n F. frf
portraits Of all the governors OF the state.
not already in the possession Of the state,
without expense. to be hung in the execu'
tive chamber Adopted on the part Of the
Senate.
Bills introduced and refrrei By Senator
Wyman OF Windham, an act 10 repeal an
act entitled ian act TO repeal an act, in a.
teration of an act. entitled an act to divide
the town of Westminster intotwo parishes.
IL select committee Of the senators from
Winlhsm.
By Senator Smith Of Adii,cg.il pay Geo.
F. Skifi the sum therein named. To com
mittee on claims
BY Senator Benton Of Essex, by request,
an act for the better protection of suffrage
To committee on elections. The bill re-
quires towns 10 use slyage's patent ballot
box at all elections.
Reports IF COMMUNICATION committee
on claims. IN favor of II. SO, to pay Elijah
Hanson the SUN named, with auonduent-
Amendment agreed to, and third reading
ordered.
From committee on judiciary. in favor OF
5 81. TO repeal an act to enable owners OF
land to drain the same. Ordered 10 lie.
From the same, in favor OF II. 10, 70
amend section 1, chapter 80. general stat
utes. relating to town officers Third read
ing ordered.
From the same. IN favor If 5. l.. an act
to remedy formal defects and in material
variances in criminal pleadings. Third
reading ordered.
From the same. in favor of II. -. an act
relating to the collection Of school taxes.
Third reading ordered.
From general committee. in favor of II.
-, to change the name Of Franklin Hill to
Franklin Xoutt Ordered to lie.
From the same. to ehadge the name Of
Geo. n. StodlArd 70 Geo. y. Barnham
Ordered to lie.
Senator Reynolds of Grand Isle. called up
= -, to authorize the removal Of obstruc-
tons from the Iamoille river north ofllard-
wick Inns, AMI the bill passed.
On motion of Senator Atwood of Frank
lin, adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills, etc., introduced and rcfcrrcd-By
Nj. Powell of Cambridge, TO amend section
) of an act to enable towns and cities TO
aid in the construction Of railroads. ap-
proved November 26, ls72 to committee
on railroads
By Mr.. Ameden Of Winhall, to change
tie name of Hattie Holland to general
committee.
By Mr.. Webb Of Rockingham, relating
to extra pay to sailors and marines in the
late rebellion to committee on military
affairs.
By Mr.. Smalley of Burlington, to pay
John H. French the sum therein named
;S2i6 for office expenses. fuel and lights, a.
Secretary Of the Board Of Elucationl to
committee on claims.
By Mr. Hubbard Of Springfield, in amend
ment of an act approved November a6.
1872, regulating the width of rims or fell
lOes of freight wagons to committee on
highways, bridges and ferries.
b. Mr. Noble Of TinmOGth, petition Of
I. X. Hogan snd forty Others for law reg
ulating freight tarid1 on railroads to com
mittee on railroads.
By Mr.. Ladd OF Alburgh, 70 amen, sec
ton ;. chapter So, general statutes. relating
to dover to committee on judiciary.
By Mr.. Putnam of Marshiield, laying a
tax on the grand list Of Harris Gore to
committee on land taxes.
By Mr. Como Of South Hero, in relation
to licensing hotels to committee on Judi
ciary.
Reports From committee on judiciary.
against H. Al. to repeal an act in amend
ment of section 81 chapter 81, general stat
utes; third reading refused.
From committee on judiciary, against 5.
l3, concerning witnesses third reading re-
fused.
From committee on judiciary, against IL.
l2i, relating to divorce third reading re
fused.
From committee ca LlSLgiG lures, IN favor
of H. 81, to INCORPORATE !. W. Gray = Sens,
with amendments. changing the name OF
the corporation to the 4. W Gray y Sons
Manufacturing Company read tine third
time and passed.
From committee on manufactures, in favor
of H. l09. to incorporate the Buzzell Man
utacturng Company; read the third time
and passed.
From the committee on judiciary against
s. So. to amend section ~ chapter l26, gen.
era! statn.as, relating TO salaries and fees 4;
Changing the iees ~l!Gyed town clerks for
the examination OF t0gn ree.rdJ from ten
cents to twenty-five cents per hourj thIr4 .
reading relused-ayes, seventy; nays, eighty
four.
From committee on manufactures, in favor
OF ii. "A, relating to the manufacture and
sale of domestic wines. with amendment
that such sale and use shall be for
medical purposes only; read third time and
passed.
From COMMITTEE on manufactures, in favor
Of Ii. los, to change .ls game of the Nyee
Company rea1 -he third
time and passed.
From the committee on judiciary, against |
Ii. SO, in amendment OF section II, chapter !
lac, general statutes, relating to the fees OF
members OF the general assembly.
Mr. Davenport 9f Wilmington, favored
The passage Of the bill as Supplying the same
rules tor public servant as We apply to
our private affairs.
Mr.. Pattee of Bloomfield moved to amend |
BY striking out tne word entitled y and
inserting the word ." compelled" so that
he bill would read, And provided further
hat members of Senate and House OF Rep
shall not be compelled to re-
.eiye compensation for any day the Senate
md House Of Representatives are in actual
ession, unless such members are present
Turing some portion of such day."
On the adoption Of the proposed amend
nent, Mr.. Davenport of Wilmington de
handed the yeas and nays, which were
aken-ayes. 100 nays, II; so the amend
nent was agreed to.
Mr.. Newell Of Shelburn then moved that
he bill be dismissed, which was unani-
nously agreed to.
From committee on judiciary, against ii.
%. to amend section 36. chapter ll3. gen.