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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14
ervices, which were solemn anl im,,r

services, which were solemn AMI impress
i've.
The evening session WAS devoted 10 ..,...-
eral addresses. and moot Of them W..
able efforts.
The Board held il closing session =
day After the TRANSACTION Of routine l.---
ness addresses were made by several ms
~ionarlcS soon 20 90 ont. One of the latte
in presenting the need for an cdIr..tio;.,.
institution i'll .Japrn. brought $1,000 f.,...
Hon. L. Parker Of Washing; on. - g.. AMI
like sum from Gov. Page Of Ncrl..,.
Several Ladies' pledged $1,000 each IT,.
usual resolutions were passed. Pgc-i.t.-..
Hopkins madea parting address. Rev II
johnson of Rutland responded, and -....
meeting, in every way 4 ~ucce--, made Fl
final adjournment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14
BAPTIST State Convention.

The Vermont Baptist >ta.e Content !.
met at Ludlow, Oct. 1th- After rral..:.
Rev l.. Il. Steele of Sharon AMI ia t.-...-;
preliminary business. the ;nmu,l -c.....
was preached by Rev. ii. g. >mi J.. =.
Richford, assisted in the Devotional ,...--
ci~cs by Rev. J. Til>on. of ling
Mas The annual report OF thu. h..-s
was read by Rev III. G. Smith If II
ford. and WIS adopted by tie cony,n.-....
The treasurer. Mr.. l.. X. Fullcr. LEA.
read lis report: money received. -;
T.: money paid on, S3,G31..'6: .a..a... p.
in the trc;,surer's hands. S3l5.lG T-
report was accepted.
\ meeting of the Woman Ba,--,.
Miss Society was held At Armingt,l4-~ H..
at h:lf-la>t one o'clock. at which Mr..
X Fuller. the secretary, prc-ii..t Report,
We're given from each a>~or.,sti 4 Il! TIL
state Mrs. Palmer. ofWc>t Dummer-t. n.
reported u new society formed III c,.-r.
church in Windham county.
Wednesday evening from seven tn,i-i.
was occupied by a devotional nIr--.,.--.
after which Il sermon was preached d, H.
Gardner. Of Boston. Mas. corrr>po. .l-
secretary of the Baptist Missionary i i.
Thursday morning, after I devo,. III.
meeting. the convention was :tl ir..~-..., ...
he subject of Foreign Missions D.. -
Gardner and Dir. JeWctt from N,..-.--.
India Rev. J. :. Goodall, Of Ipa..-
derry, read = report on The >uhi-- :
Home Missions. followed by Dr A. b.
Mason. district secretary OF the l. ,t.-.
Home Mission Society. who SPOKE IL a.-.....
Of the Baptist Publication Society. 4.
Rev Dr. Ellsworth in behalf of tie N...I.-
ern Baptist Educational Society I4.r--
Kay afternoon. after the transaction I
business. tie convention listened =. Sd.
sermon by Rev. T.. +. Cummings If Ne.
Hampshire after which resolutions v..,.
passed thanking III" Baptist Church !.
Ludlow for their Kindness and ha~p.t,l:,r.
and the Vermont Central Railroad tor *
tender of half fare upon all il branches
Ihc committee on the next meeting report
rd Il follows: Place Of meeting :,
Albums preacher. +. Nill-. Rutland a.-...-
nate. Foster Henry. North Benniu-,.4.
The convention adjourned Thursday lt..-.-
noon. Thursday evening 4 l,r-. :.;.i',,a.
listened toa sermon by Rev J. I.-':.
from bingham. Mas
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

The company do not own any engines.
and in the above statement the hire of the
engines is estimated, the expense being
about $40 u month. Nothing is included
in the expenses for the Wear of rollinc
stock or Of iron.
According t. our estimate, &i,GJJ.JS of
the earnings had nos been received October
|. and 1t least :-lI,0op Of the expenses had
not been paid. The discrepancy beyond
this between the statement of earnings
and expenses rs given above, and the
statement OF receipts and disbursements
on account of operating the road, as given
by the treasurer, is occasioned by the fact
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14
RDLII.NG STOCK.

The road has in lis possession four pas
car. twenty box ears and thirty platform
ears. purchased of the Ranlct Car Com
panv for S16.212.3o. In payment the Car
Company received SIS. 600 in bonds called
81 900 III cash. $1,000 in cash. and the
notes ofthc road for $50, G12. y, dated j unc
-. 1873. and payable as follows:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

The sharp 'on.'>. for Tn. nomination to
Congress Ola s,ccc~-ortpt The Hon. samuel
Hooper firm tin fourth District IF Ma-~a-
chn~ct,~. VIZ brought to & close by the
withdrawal Of : natpr Hayes: Mr. Eufu~
5 Frost bong therrupon nomi. atrI al
most unanimously Nj iI"ol er. who lha~
rrtire~ from political lie, hs> In,I 4 lon@.
and on tn" Whol", highly cr.ii..blc term
q service. ii" ha~ cone some thin4, W.
shonIdnot l;t>e to see rcrca.Dd bu. Boston
Will b. fortunate II She i always served 80
well. His SUCCESSOR i, not expected f.,
make much display a. a speaker Or writer:
but he i @ooi business mtn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

Senator :In"nd~ has accepted !, very
earnest request from the Erpab!lc;,n State
Committee of New Jersey, to speak in the
canvass now in pre- gre in tllat state. lie
left Monday morning ana Ai- family went
with him. Ills 1un.ly VIII remain in
Washington and the Senator viii return
for a few day to Vermont the last of this
week
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14
OPERATIVE ROW.

Trains commenced running from Wells
River 10 Grnton September l.. 1873. and
from Montpelier to Plainticld September
Il, 1913. The first engine over the road
between Planticli and Groton was run
November |. and passenger and mixed
trains commenced running from Montpel-
irr to Wells River November II, 1873.
Below "ill be found the earnings of and
expenses !.':' operating the road to October
|, f~rf:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14
ASH Is.
CURRENT LIABILITIES. OH FIDIT-
INff HEBT

In this statement We do not include any
sums due on the bonds. or any debts for
which bonds have been pledged a> collat-
cral security. nor the balance due for the
rolling stock, a. these appear elsewhere.
Fay rolls. NJ. X ". L. r. July. AuSus; AMI
Pay rolls june JULY and August on Nun
- ms contract. .,lil -
SuuirS debts ant liabilities. @l.'.J -
-. of and DAMAGE t engine.
,.stIrnatrd, :; go eo
Due directors. estimated loo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

in states Prison. and recommending the distribution
among the needy families Of rrsonnrs. tM% fnfinS
Jo1xr Resolutions BY senator tcy nolds, 9" Grand
Isle a committee consisting Of two Stmit"rS ara
three kerresentaves he appointed t. n4irg why IN
ic-ed legislative corruption and rallr"ai nimanaEe-
Th E SM HG s stn n We're ecti enhrs
,on committee reform schools: Hrnryo EhIttrn-
Of Rutland Eimunds; ,of Wind.!r, ,,u..
senators Kowe Of orange and Walton, OF Washin-s
Clarke. OF Franklin, Wilson, Of Windsor Howe, OF
on m"on Of Senator Toaan. of orleans. Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE AFTERNOON SESSION.
REPORTS From the committee on j,int rHles a
series OF res to oyfrr TIE TIE %.i 81 vi NH f3@
mma@ral chan:ts ga, t H. me i1 m rl Hr ,Jtd Gn
the part of the House as rules of the JOINT Assembly
From c6mmtee on Judiciary against the passage of
H ), i'll amendment to sec. g. chap, l36 q :. N rcla
Bi 10 S AN ,x NEE HFfrnHr" ~ r Davis
IF st Adams to ine@r"ratr tn. Ir"mtirF &
~1Hs 1r Ia. an I'D f T3e+oup TO- INCORPORATE.
cary / sons rrferrrd e cannittee on rr3nuIArturr
By Mr. Newell Of Sh"hnrng, to mr"dI.r;at" th'
b. Mr. Davtnp"rt Of Wilmington III ndne,t Of
-. chap l26 g. 5, relating t. Wrlt; /" committee
vent the iimir6,ii mt and irnIr1rr lnou'y held
committee ON JiIiI1iarA.
JOINT ASSEMBLY,
The into ,he Iall Of the @Msr"t Ee
r r+nsTi q a4 r" %a H T : I H
for County and Probate officers and Justices of tn
Peace AID if e"sar{ t" TIE 1tj4 # H. H.
senate II the CHAIR Geor-" Nichols. Secretary o.
IT, flaiTnan Of The ,f e,yrra .y 'm . s
ADDISON COUNTY.
Assistant Jud =" Of County Court. >sarh p Hayward
Jud-.. Of Probate court Addison District. Samuel !,
Jni. If rr5Taty N,x Haven ;,irir, I'M d
S5at,'s Attorry Gear4 R Chapman y,r-.nroS
HIGH BuillI Edward tiorh4in. Adl.s II.
HENSINGIoN CoUNIY
Assistant judges of County Court Is:.irl = KS, OF
DGrs.t; Major,w. Potter. 4 f'.~4aii.
Iud-e Of lrobat' for Dstr.tof N4l1.h-:r. I.!l4s &
STATES IL rn,Z: '4'ar* < I;,t l:-llr. irn--t"a
High BaIlIn. James :. Mccall, OF Eal"rr.
c.LEpp%I>cp<vr4
Assistant Jli = fCiiI,.y r.. I:.r ha. l.. of
st 5II.t:1 =, i5@ >htin :
Sta'.s A;tjrn,z Y4irr / s!i;l. u i I'.n-aals.
Hl-h Balhh, lSla h X .naston. If Ni"hi ~
CHIGrESrEN COUNTY
A;-s;!n ,Hq,}H G 1r <.h! Parker.
Jn!s.+ :. rrabf r,rr> : w;l,-" !. .'i."a
STAT Attorney knnh-n = = Hr"h' ."i h'..-' f ~
iI,gh b.ii 81 IN "a II Ma. %; N~.-l
F,,I.N cU-Nrr
Ae ,; } mixes {, ;, ':s c'nr' Mt i ~.r OF
Ja,!-se' I'r ANTI VILLAIN Il Har'7h .a-.
NhrrIh Nrliu t. ,ir.,,lt ii t''',n.., i
lll-h NAl.t. ! .'~.4h II B.nt I..i Va J.. '.-.-
lEANGII> ,.j*Il.
Of ,Nw-:'on; MILAN, i;lt,....i II E.sD.4i.e.
states Attorney trt' - " y VI .' = III
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

! Those notes are understood to be IN the
possession of ID. X. Sortwell OF Boston
and he holds the bonds pledged rs coiiat-
orol The treasurer also understands that
Mr. Sortwell holds another ncte, given by
Mr. French. and for which suit has been
hrouoht against the railroad company, Tor
81 900. ifbonds are pledged rs collateral
for this note, they are 4 part of the $50
in ho,ds which we report az delivered to
Mr. French
COTPONS.
The amount paid on coupons as report
ed bv the treasurer, was Tor the coupons
for July. 1873, on bonds delivered and sold
to Mr.. Mun~on and for some sold by the
Bank of Ncwbury. Only 4 part OF the
bonds issued contained coupons for July.
1873, and those coupons have all been
paid. Coupons on bonds sold and delivered
are now due rs follows:
On $555ooo bonds sold and delivered t. ,...,,
on 81 800 bonds sold t. Ii;,nle Car { imI'a-
on 800 s. hon aha and aaId rS = r 5 Manufacturing ~
on .c a&S Si'' 6y Cher persons t,clud
i,ls those owned 10y Directors, July. IL. aij ."
:r9-5 u
If the coupons on bonds held by parties
rs collateral should be rcckoncd. they are
IL follows
ON y geo .liyyrel to NJ FTeach q f st
81 n account OF bonds, Jailalld July. .,,o.
on si33 900 TnIros. to be he!t 10y d r
ON $4,000 a collateral on Mr. FrcnchS TN
settled account. Jan and July. la, COL ~
on $500 $500 as r,ateral on Nj Frencll-e 90 .,
unsettled account, July, III. coupons PIG u
s-5io 90
The remaining bonds issued We're with
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

October p
FLoI AND GEAIN.-Thc market 1,r t.aa- \
lI' .r::st. Tor ali i..l,>- Com dull OIr> ,i--t.
Flt- Fee !. >htlt- AMI Nj l.l.1-- nHiu.l-l.- ii
quote
t lvur c>tVr" III 'rlh Inc = Eal = -''f 80 Cor
,n"I eNit-t-- -. " i-''''l-il e \ IL,
-: NInn' sofa c\fi.t~ IL " 't4 - tAl'-. MIMI
IA, ; t'u"af. wnHe wheat balh. in'ilsna ...-
Nl'.i!-tn ii :" goa. co. l.li--'.> IL b -
= Louis * = -'i' &C.. S'''i'lvii con- ~
tiinl't lii.i.A : ttd> - ''ln Meal = '-t
nHl- lNc tt".l- = - q" - ''ti M'.A
: - ON. mtNr'I .tl e los = nu-i!t-. ...r-
pIt~. Ia Nci at W!l'-r. =. 40 Ky. t
-Anr-e T. ton, :" q a.. -a+. fit-r / ,e o.
80 uf: Vi "a HING. Il uui-i2 ri-
hans NC 4 l",e rhptr" Northern ..a3 ....-.
pea beans al : -r'd2 =. : tL-l. 'a Nt-
hAnd lHcNei Al - ga ~ e "u-il- '.' '-..-ll.
- ofae = / bush; ntiiAn choice sd ;
i" common In good al II -'o1i - = bush
PEAS. -tino'i II chol-e Il S,Il 8
common Il o5U i Il.
: E,It ABI-H>.-E.lrlv Roe = Ht'.stt- = ..-
sweet POTATOES \ ga - CO., l.'I- pI-ul-
; 20 = ba'- tranhrIIlc> = eva AZ T. .-..-
,oIIEN ArPIi> The H..l l,tt j. W,i. -l.l..., ''t
quote choice al = rpf3 ." = biol ..'l., .i-
II Jun 81
PROV >lp>>--Polk q met al +: l' l'..- Nf
81 Pa Il 80 Tor mess. AMI $50. = 1921. D..
ami extra clear l;ecl-N,-> u tNtis t,.---: go
IL :. h.l. AMI l. Il /. - Tor il,nilr l4.l -.-
:. i To-! city and " c>tclm ANA Smoked .i.-. .t
Il - : T.. cut meats IID.tc. f.t.r.- -.'.--
demand Tor hog products. AM t.c f....a.- t.t-
at quotations
:. trEArt>-Ihe >i;,,'v eos -...- ~ q
quote. common i.:5'. ciloi-, >..-- -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14
Legislative Proceedings.


Il.ut"Hapt-t werner Hnrk.'v IN the clair.
mr. rct" ~ rai d a. aprr"Yeih he Hall of the
Repre- I' 70 HIST, n society on
annual m ting: al ,ltcd in rnnc,.rr,.nte
Instr'l Ting IN, lat c,mltte on the Reform School
% lon for r IN 81 hasi. t tfa
Andy ~a'lIT for - and re- ri by hill brother
.rr'in oint r'ritlt, If t.,o Senators a, ttree
x atI ives. t. whom shall lo referred all matters
~; a'l,!'to in r:nc4rr, - T.,
i,'I,Ift9 =, ~ bulls III Part Of The Senate Senator
E5Ir Az. Ry 81 rIara
!rahkll an At Ia ing tax On the grand list Of the
coty Of Fr'l!n fir II" rrl,se, Of comnls,inE the
..f fl1 j.; r.trr',t f. social committee OF tn"
'IIl9t2rS from i,r"nklm rl75nty.
an.rdnQt Of chant TER poi tn, General statutes re
LEGAL rae Of int ne. exceeding eight per cent
- w. t i ro,tt1: %ar r not t Sperie1 the
o. y, :.'a II ss3lt.~ KIN. OF WASHINGTON. a,l
HOUSE
, Of ri Z an! .nysr BY The charain.
BILL rrT6 tS1 H S"s rSaa a h 1NF Err fitch
'.,. e" Ha.r.h to EXEMPT certain articles from
chains ;: t.. :fanrli5tr- Oh tndiriIry.
chant 81 Sta:'tc+ r,a,ing t" iaries t" caln.
I', : e. I Hb-trt y: o ,.i.re j. f.
a.. toamcn clIapter g. -r4l statute. entitled Of the
t,.ir III hNlra;liE drinks; approved November Is
i% ,s .I Ez@fro< y " H.ry Of Chester that
ana mr., members Of tn. House Of Krres.ntativcs, be
anl MT l. w'ln sIa =" referred all bills, petitions
~ ~ tn, Treatment, care and condition the
~. a., al H. ''Ny huns III this state adopted on
-. ll''lon i Ny. Perrin. of Berlin, adjourned.
AFTERNOON
I'll ,I<THopvrfo AID ErrEERFn b, Mr. GjIIett
''lI I .r,ii seton :t"t CHAPTER y. General
where other tp is hut,,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

thatsthc cashier pays. bills and holds the
vouchers counting them rs cash until he
settles with the treasurer, and has now IN
his hands in cash and vouchers sufficient
70 account for all moneys rcceived.by him
on account of the road. We did not eX-
anime the cashiers vouchers, but have 4
statement of his account in detail up to
Septcmbcr |. and his cash receipts and
disbursements for the month of September.
showing a balance in his hands October |,
of SSOS 90. The treasurer has also char@-
ed himself with moneys received from
earning, of the road, to the amount OF
-. 656. 60. for which he holds the cashiers
receipts, and which has been paid either
for current expenses. or on pay Tolls lof
work done by Munson's men, but has not
vet been charged upon the treasurer :
book
RECEIPTS.
STOCK AND BONDS.
The trcasurer's books show that the cor
poration has received the following sums,
treated rs cash. from subscriptions to cap
it,I stncl, and the issue of bonds; 49,.
" r,.t aiU ,. NJ s3-7.262 p
s.fc0 of bonds, sod Mnn s,9-, 10. .9I o.
500 ,,, s3i "a a. ,' rali';s F2eN 90
n, r li1 "a - a. Rnmiet car Company. 1900
Bonds ;, d"HHtre' u 500 %
n,ni h,' s'iI t. cqe N4na;a,Ein G.'nr.py 80 90
hon1H no ,r,Ti,.'r,i VA 600 90
800 tS54 10
The treasurer has received to October |.
1871:
Earnings Of road, ~ -, .
OTHER REC EIPT>.
The corporation has received from Mr..
Nunson. in work and materials. what az
cordin@ to the contract with linn was IN
equivalent for $1,000 in bonds delivered
to him from time to time in pjir> ll;tncc Of
the contract
There were delivered to Mr.. French,
after Mr.. Mun,on's future in the fall Of
1873, S2S, 900 in bonds which We're treated
bv the treasurer a> Il delivery to Mr.. Nun
son. These bonds. as we understand, We're
either sold or pledged to Mr.. Matthews, one
of Mr.. MmSon'> bond>men. and to other
partic>. for a sum not greater than fifty
cent, on a dollar, and the avails Nj
French saws were paid for work in the con-
,tl,lction of that part of the ROAD to b.
built by Mr. Mun>on: and for the eNpcn-
dturc Of this money Mr.. French claim,
to hold vouchers, and to have acted in re
-pect to it Is Mr.. Munson'> agent.
There have also been delivered to Nj
French So. 900 in bonds. the avails Of
which at fifty cents on the dollar Mr.
French claims have been expended upon
the road. His account of this Expenditure
has not been settled. and nothing appears
concerning it on the trcl-urcr'> books.
Th" treasurer holds Mr.. Frcnch'> receipts
for these bonds. and the directors treat
tb,,n -. ,l,.l T,.tl ~ collateral
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

Secretary Ro3e>on, in reply to questions
Oh tn subject. says that President Grant
has no idea Of Il third term, had never
Thought Of such thing. and regarded the
discussion of that matter as unworthy OF
notice. Hence his reticencc on the subject.
except III conversation with hi, intimate
lrlents' all Of whom are we'll acquainted
with ms views on the matter. For this
reason too, he has avoided giving any Of
fetal expression of his opinion on the sub
Jet, least he might seem to alta h 100
much Importance to the reports that have
never had any foundation in fact.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

PETIrION.-Of W II. Lord andl seventy mine others
To provide better accommodations for female c0NlctS
in States Prison and recommending the dstrlhuti"n
amon, the needy families of prisoners the surplus
profits of the prison; to joint committee on Reform
school
JoIxr Resolutions Senator oynoldS. {" Grand
Isle. that a committee consisting OF tW" senators ana
three REPRESENTATIVES he appointed to inquire why IN
eiSlatlv committee of -72 selected to investigate al
lced legislative corruption and rallr"al lSlailat-
lua,t have not Vet ma l. their report: adopted
The following senators We're elected melherS e1 inc
,oint committee on reform schools: Henry ii thlttll-
den Rogers Of called pnia Tolman. uf Orleans Holmes.
% Rutland, EdmundS. ,ut Windsor. ,
The CHAIR autrl as committee on tn" Library
senators K0weI, of orange, and Walton Of NaShlnf-
ton.
Special committee aiis and work h"usas Senators
clarke of Franklin, Wilson. 81 Windsor Howe, OF
on motion Of Senator Toia'an, of Orleans, Senate
adjourned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

The first of these notes only has been
paid. They are ION interest at the rate of
seven per cent.
These ears We're to be the property of
the Car Company until paid for; and the
mortgage to secure the 100000 of bonds
covers 80 much of them rs WAS paid for in
the bonds. Their present value is estima-
ted ut $4,000. Similar cars can now be
purchased for about 20 per cent less than
the current prices when these were bought,
and these could then have been bought
for less by paying for'them..wholly in cash
The railroad has also purchased of the
Ranlet Car Company one snow plough for
which Il note for $3.50 has been given
payable June >. 1870, and on interest from
June ,, 1874, at seven per cent. the plough
to remain the property fthe Car Company
until paid for.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14


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resignation rs pastor of the Park Street
Congregational Church OF boston, ycotcr-
day, giving rs his reason t!at lis useful
ness Is impaired! by the failure Of hi,
church " to provide an assist ,nt for the re-
lief of his Labor. ami Il more central and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-14

REPORTS From the committee on j 'lnt. rules d
series Of rules the Joint sessions Of the As
semhV the same as the session OF ISL with few
mmaterial changes t. the number t"ronSt tut" GER
tain committees: and the Joint rules were adopted on
the part of the Hous. rules of the JOINT Assembly
for this session
From committee judiciary, AGAINST, the passage OF
II i'll amendment t. sec. A. chap. l26, q :. IN rta
ton to fees. salaries etc. third reading r'iH,'9t
BILLS INTRODUCED AND EEFERKFp- l'N hr- DAVIS
Adams. Incorporate til" Frontier NaNlGatI, III
and Trans portaion Company; to commute" on hlEh
ways. BRIDES and ferries. 49,
BY Mr. Buell.. of Mililetown, t" incorporate y "
Gary Sons: referred to committee manu- Irtu
BY Mr. Newell, Of Sh"hnrnr, to inco1p"rat" thu
Champlain VALLEY Cheese Factory Company; t. con
Inittce corporations
Bp Mr. Davenport of Wilmington. III -ndlnrnt 81:
sec 81 chap 126 g. relating t. WrIt: to Cpiliitt,
on judiciary.
By MIR bailey of Windsor to amend at to pre-
vent the inIroyi and Improper us ut money held
Ill trust; to committee on Judi ,iarA.