Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-06
VOL. XXXV.

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to nrise q Wston called up IO9 in relation
6 as substItea ae sol question i y being adopting III
The bin opposed by aT Bnshams 'os'scs Of f.s.,
son favored by M bst,er And Nj Waterman q John
lion ta moved That the bill be dismissed which mo
ward Of Sabisoena aG 6y NJ Brown Of Benson Mr. Hay
pg Mr waterman of Johnson Mr. Norton of II Hnntin
r1 rrov MT cinnamon OF Hydepark AMI Mr. ourrier q
bhe pLt bill was then dismissed-ayes 1928: nays2
oatpVTtS from com on corporations IN favor 20 II
70 legaize the sale Of church propertY iS oI
rehu thlrd time aud Passed ~ i"anS
, rom com on eorporations in favor OF H 49, to en-
a3le @ the Iropriet0rs Of the Union meeting h11se IL
ym9uth to dispose OF the same; read third time snd
Os nr Currer Of Troy called up 50 in addition to ct
moved tba 0i b bmecGapies and other liens; MIR POLAND
:, MI Norton Of Huntington called up ia to amend
5t act reenlatnH the fees Of justices approved Nov
% M me question being on the amendment proposed
tce shall be made where tn case shall be contipu.i
W. H. heaIlHg o the cause The bill discussed
Mr Brown OF Rchford, Mr Hoi6roof Of Milton NJ Pot
i III Ui ra~et The amendment Was agreed to and The
From com on claims, adversely to 3s to ray the
Town OF Rutland the sum therein named on lotion nt
From com csims. in favor Of I U.s. to payE
amendmeSts H sS1 ffreim Se nsmed With PROPOSAL
to anu the Dill was read the third time aud passed
aboshnV the office Of sealer Of weights aSd eas as
ana TeVlVns the act 30 repealed read third time
From com on education adversely to II lO7. relating
,e aues ni common school superlntendents; third
From com on judiciary in favor of sO to provide
9r the hearing Of applications for pardon and to Ell.
oi supreme court in relation thereto read third time
From com on claims, in favor of H 49,. to nav W +
Scott the sum therein named; with amendmsnt frnr
the sum at SIG which was agreed to, aud the bill was
read the third time, and on motion OF Mr. Uuse al
Montpelier it was ordered to lie IL u'o Vi
On motion of Mr. Martin OF Wiilianstown, adj.
HoUsE-AFrERNooH.
Bills etc, introduced and rersrrsd-By Mr. Powers of
East Hayen to leyaiEe the list Of East Haven Tor the
BY Mr. White Of Calais to changing the
BY 3r PerEns Of Iarshaed % % 9 reatins to procedure
BY Mr Gilmore Of Fairlee, authorizing the eompiI,
ton Of the laws relating to the grand list to on
BY Mr. Merriheld of Newfane to pay Chas Bolles the
sum therein named 70 com on claims;
and others the sum therein named; to com on claims
BY Mr. Mott OF Alburgh, to pay the town of Alburgl
By Mr. Powers of Ripton. to pay the town Of Rpton
the sum m therein % named; to com on claims.
the ne sum therein named; 70 com com on CLAIMS.
county OF Essex to select com consisting of mebers
irDm on Essex county ,.
Cqrnet Band; ocom on Corporations.
81. to iroyide for changing names OF minors; ia
Joint resolution Mr. Sprague OF Brandon that our
members congress be and are hereby requested to
law by providing for more humane Treatment
2f animals in transit; motion Of Mr. Poland OF ST
The speaker laid before the House 4 communication
from the eoyering the rep"rt q tn. commits
without reading ordered to lie and be printed
tGn & Of Mr. Poland Pn:n lot Of St Johnsb4rya -,
the sale OF lightning rods; by substitute bill, which
Hdcy tsH relating
proceedings by railroad bondholders after foreclosure
From com Oh Judiciary in favor Of 73 in addition To-
ch 80, s; with propose Of amendment making notes
seednf nsea OF the Precednp Whch we. ss
to, and the bill read the third tms aud passed
msht psG'f Of and % aad9 @ relating 10 the o6
servance of the Sabbath and rellxious meetings was
notion Il MI Brown Of Benson, was ordered to lie
GT bd Tn .nd Hhs eSs
ton among Sredors % Of esaes OF nsHysnt
made the special order for tomorrow morning ut US
tax the grand list Of the real estate IN Harms Cor,
Washington county; with PROPOSALS Of amendment
making tax one hundred cents on the dollar winch
agreed to- and the bill was read the third time and
passed.
and provide for the payment of their fees
d WIN b p 9f f % whSn wa
From com on Judiciary Adversely to II " proyidlns
for the support q transient persons committed to al
From com on Judiciary, adversely to II %, providing
or the support Of certain persons committed to JAM
Senate proposal OF amendment to 1850 to amend sec
Mr. fH fed ton called s. to pay the town of Rut
and the sum therein named; and proposed to amend
uppor Of insane psuers II the state insane asylum
He cited rrecedents f9r the payment OF claims Ike
iaily IN this use and favored the pill At length
Nr Potter OF PawIet opposed the bill and said II any
lill was passed ought 10 be general law. to be a
Jlle able to all such cases ,.,
'ald it was the fault of the town of Rutland IN no
yailng itself of the PROVISIONS OF the statute apple
The matter was further discussed by Mr. Camp OF
Newport, Rednrton of Rutland Eaton Of Danville Col
ott to Of IiburEh H and Hammond Of siddlebnry
The n tirst prop9sed smendmept to tT the sum at e.
lie bill be recomnitted to the com OH claims.
r9S Of
and Of M Rnta9d Ehsa A M4e.L
,1hird readings II 80 ceding to the United States
lusve jurisdiction over certain sites Tor llYh thouses
III Lake Memuhremagog; passed,
From SPECIAL com eonsl ting OF members FROM Wash
county OF Washington. with proposals Of sme Omen,
liking the tax at ten cents on the dollar which war
From com on banks ii 81 taxing DEPOSITS of savings
by substitute bill which was ordered to lie and be
printed.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3sT. ls7s-sEFArE.
Bills introduced and reterred- From the committee
on the work house, an act relating to house OF cor
rection; motion of Senator Belden, it was ordered
BY senator Bciden an act in amendment of sec II
chap IS relating to dispositions aud witnesses: t(
BY senator Rice an act in relation to the sheriff o
Rutland county; TO com on jI.d.
By Senator Belden act to pay John Leland the
sum therein named; to com on claims
BY Senator Rice an act relating to the laying out o.
private roads: to com on highways and bridges.
BY Senator Parker, by request, all act in amendment
of sec s6 chap H. s. relating to notaries public;
BY Senator Powell, an act limiting the time Of pre-
Iuip m
From The Honse ii 70, an act ceding to the United
States exclusive Jurisdiction certain sites oI
light houses on Lake Memphrenagog: to com on fed
il lOl an act laying tax Harris Gore; to com OIL
Il iss an act laying a tax on the county of Washing
ton: to special committee of senators from Washing
800 an act relating to proceedings by railroad bond
holders after foreclosure; to com on iud
II 2s7 act in addition to section By Of chap ~ OF
the entitled "Of the supreme courts" to com OIL
7s an act in addition to chapter 80 of the res
thug to da + al grace with proposal OF hmehdmen'
from the House making all bills falling due on holi.
lays payable on the day following; House amendment
ReHorts Qf committees From committee on land
axes in favor of l2 an act laying tax on the town
# Ferdnand for highway purposes; third reading or
lered tomorrow.
ling to the quadrennial appraisal OF real estae third
From com on jnd aKainst > and = acts reiauns to
From committee on education IN isvor oi ; iol' an an
he passage of the bill Senator Munson called Tor the
Seuator Mead thought that the bill in accord.
,,ce with the principles for which our forefathors
nuvht no taxation without Representations" There
Vas fear that this was on opening "euse 10
Senator Powell thought that the words female citi
,ens" which appeared III the bill suggesteda contra
Senator Deane thought if the bill included married
Sntor BeIdrn Thought that from the connection Of
anguage in the bill there was no contradiction Ill the
Ram said be should oppose the bill because
here we're a number OF women i'll his district VINO
youd be affected by the bill who could not be lnduceo
enator Stearns said that the women were interested
in the cause OF education as mnch or more tnau te
men and they should be permitted to vote Oh a such
on motion of Senator Deanc, ordered to lie -,
GSgd the third tiHe-H 3, an act repeating mn aWct W
,pprOyed Nov 20. 1916 relating to orders drawn pS
Iyerseers of the poor ,,,.., ,iu .ho,,d
Senators Munson and Mead thoush' the ol'i shou'u
not pass without consideration. .uoo, ot the noor
senator King said that as an oyerseer OF the poor
,imsrlf lie had never known of the lay now n 1 eh
Ca nu this subject He inquired II there had Deen
any wrong done by oNeIseerS oi 'ho Poof "iu'i '"0
'iT bs Nil was further discussed by Senators Dyer
Peck Bclden, Powell. Munson ald thnn ~
ay0r OF the repeal and Senators D"iheii anu D"ioi "
u Thi 3.i biil was passed in concurrence
~. act IN relation 10 tne nsed IN the biI
inn grounds of public policy. ON notloh OF Sea3o,
rmsbee ordered to lie and be made the special ordof
h n act relating to private corporations by vol
i'tary ass Jciation; motion OF senator beluen VI
40 m act to amend sec 49, of ch 81 of IN relation
,thnriziug persons TO process by Justices Vi
ne an act to egaze the grand list of Bradford for
s1s: passed IN concirrenc. ,,,,. .u,o,,,iors IN
beF. ;,v rnrtnin cases WAS called up aud passed.
ne ~ n act TO appoint referees; House proposal ol
amendment concurIed III.
ON motion, the senate adJ