Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

bill for the reason that it was chartering
company to do business in Canada. and re
lieve the stockholders from individual liza
oiiities, which he was opposed to.
Mr.. Wales, Of Burlington, exrlaintd ttg
certain gentlemen in Burlington owned OFT
of the St. Leon Mineral Springs in Canada
and brought their waters to Burlington in
bulk and there bottled them for sale. They
desired charter to enable them to do this
business, ard he could see no reason why
they should not have it. lie said it was not
corporation TO do business in Canada, bat
IN the city OF Burlington and in this State.
Mr.. Sabin, of Montpelier. said be should
| oppose the passage of this bill. for the rea-
son tha. the ancient and time-hOnored right
TO sell water in the State of Vermont be
longs exclusively to miikmen (Mr Sahin
is himself a mikman)
Mr.. Henry, of Chester, favored the bill, ,
for the reason that the company could not
organize under the general statutes OF the
State, but required an especial act to enable
them to associate themselves together. 1t
was this that induced the committee to r,-
port in favor of the bill.
: The bull was then passed.
RESOLUTION.
The resolution introduced Yesterday by
Mr.. Martin, of Chelsea. providing Tor a
standing committee OF this House. to be de-
nominated the Committee on the insare, was
taken from the table and adopted
On motion of Mr.. Estey, OF Brattlehoro,
adjourned.
Afternoon.
REPORTS.
From committee on education, in h.vcI oi
II. l., to amend section : OF an act approved
Nov. -, 1870, relating to schools third
reading ordered.
READ lEIED TINE.
H. IS to extend the provisions Of chap
ter ! > Of the general statutes as to the pow
ers and duties of town clerks passed.
II. b. IN addition TO section -. chal t-r
80, q s., in relation to the attachment Of per
soual property by copy passed.
COMMITTEE oS INSANE.
Tie Speaker announced as the committee
on the Insane Messrs Abel, Of West
Haven. Sherwood, of Fairfield, Porter Of
Cornwall. Clark. OF Stsckbridge, Follanshy.
OF GuildhalL
COMMITTEE oN BENNINGTON cENTENNIAI-
Als, the committee on Bennington Cen
teunial as follows Messrs Hatchclder. of
Arlington, Martin of Chelsea. Cotton. of
Irasbursh. Skecls. Of Highe,.ie. Stcddard, Of
Poultncy, Blake, Of Barton, Eaton. Of pau-
vile.
HILLS INTRODUCED AND EEFEEErp.
Hy Mr. Dillingham;. Of of.Waterbury to ap-
'prupTiate sum iur praparrg digest OF the
rcI4uts OF the supreme Court oi this state
i1r the use Of the S.ate to committee ON
claims.
BY Nh Callerwood. of Greensboro, t. pay
expenses Of the Reform School (cach town
from which a boy or girl is sent to said school
shall pay 81 per week to help deiray the *
peu-cs of the SCHOOL, to committee on Re
form School.
Mr. Eaton. Of Danville moved to recon
.iler the vote Of thiI morning refusing the
second reading Of H. 102, relating to the
construction and repair Of highways which
motion Was agreed to- The bill was then
read til, second time and referred to com
nitt,e ON highways bridges and ferries
liy Mr. Huling. OF Bennington. To- amend
tn act providing for police force Tor ncur-
p.rl'ed villages (they shall be sworn and
have the powers OF shcrifis aEd constables
so tIr as relates TO criminal citcuce-) ; to
committee on Judiciary.
Bv Mr. Erwin. Of Newport, to regulate the
practice of medicine in the State OF Vermont
lreInir.ns every Tracticius physician to have
a diploma from some medical society III the
State Mr. Randall. OF HyiepaIk moved
rs reference 20 the physicians III the House.
valcn motion Was disagreed to. The hIll
ra- then referred TO the cenernl committee.
IIom the Senate, relating 10 1ual adjourn
i-eut q the Generat Assembly adopted IN
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