Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-25
chapter "a. general statutes, approved November =
1870: third reading ordered
FORENOON.
HOUSE.

FORENOON.
HOUSE.
JjIJs ced ant Reterred-By Mr. Bliss of Brad
ford to pay +. \. smith the sum therein mentioned;
to eoWmittee tee on clas a Rnnpntou to establish nunci
pal within aud for the village of Bennington to
Bv Mr. Dean OF Barnard, to amend section Is, chap
ter 81, general statutes xnE limit Of powers OF JUS
BY Mr. Newton OF st Albans, LAYING tax the e3un
= from %d the rann conty OF of Frankiin
'Ri' BY Mr Martin thessa layins tax the county
INK Of members fr"n the equity of OranEs
Northfield tt1ur first Tuesday of May for annual
meetin9) to committee on corporations ~.
of town of Stove tor the years 1874 and i7'9 to
BY Nir Knight Of North Hero, granting ferry to
Dyer Hin and Henry c. Hill; to committee on high
By Mr. Huling OF Bennington, to incorporate the
Bennington Savings Bank; to committee on corpora
By Mr. sabn of Montpelier relating TO the constrnc
ton and repairs Of highways they shall be construct-
moved wlthn one yeaf 1nhTea sHT"na and
school providing tor al appropriation TOR new oulld
ing at Nergennes- no sum naneG); TO committee on
Jo'"t Etsoatou From the senate inviting our Sen s,
legislature: adopted IN eoncuTrSnce t. o.;.;, asl
INK the amemdment Of sero Chapter 81
statutes. referred without reading to committee OF
k parts From committee on education in favor .
nr u to m nomo anntIG Sc T hods third reading ordered
From committee on Judiciary IN favor OF ; D. fela'
ing T. the duties justices OF the peace ana Notarlt
| public: third reading ordered
Erdd THird Time-H 10 IN ad.iltl1n to section ). @
an act in addition section 25, chapter g. genera
statutes relating to attachment by leaving cory Il
th, town ClrIh's Cfice: Mr.. McFarlaud OF Johnson
moved that the bill he rccommttsd to the commute
on judiciary to I've CONSIDERED and reported III come g
tiOu It'll House bill No 13 relating TO the same SUI
ject, which motion was agreed 20, ..,,, ..o,..r.
II amendment nf scctloh ~ napier H. h'''''
statutes relating to railroads; passed
MIR Wales of Burlington called up IL b. I" 1Ef'f
rnrate the. Campbell Mineral Springs Company al
briefly favored its passage ,.,,.,, =. -. w.. r..
MIR Abel of Haven opposed the bill tor inc re-
son that If was charttrlng company to 90 buSlilS
in Canada and relieve the stOckhodtrs from lhuIio
, ual liabilities which he was opposed 70,
Nr Wales of Burington explained that certain ger
tlrmeu IN BURLINGTON owned one of the ~ Leon VI II
| ,raI SIrIu.s in Canada. and brought their waters
B;Irrto ON in bulk aud there tiled thtili lur sil
They desired charter to enable them 70 40 tls t'if
ness and could no reason Why Tue! shuii ~ ~
lave it. He said it WAS not a corporatl0n TO do hus
. urss in Canada but III the city OF burlington ara
Mr. Sabin of Montpelier SAID he should ol!ose II II
massage 0f this bill the reason that the acltnt al
tlme hOuOred right to sell water III the s!att Nt
mont belongs exclusively to Hltk"t'h. tMr 9aoAn
D himself mllkmanl a., ~, t .ho rs,s,
thlt the r0lnpany could not OrEanlIe uhuer tht
statutes Of the state but required an tspt'.a a.
S enable them associate themselves tpetther- IL
this that induced the committee t" report III la'of
T. the bill
En,oI,rjDD.- The resolution lntroduced yesterday
t Mr. Nar,lu of Chelsea PROV ldlng Tor 60
Il mitee Ot this House to he demon mated th conn IL
Ii tee on the insane taken from the tAhe anu "''i
ed.