Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-27
VOL. XXXV.

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senators be appointed to investigate Joint TesoutN
cuton issued November I'D is5 now UI criminal IN prose
] ascertain Il the same has been fully complied with an
Of The ne resouon was unanimously adopted on the pa,
Specigi order-H 2Sl relating to HIGHWAYS ard hra,
Vine ea of ie tnirI time and was favored by Mr. Jude
Mt Collins of Barton moyed to strike ont section
tweIHe which reads. Sections forty -one and FORTY
a9mayes on highways and bridges are hereby re5eaI
Camwidhcdh wdch M motion was opposed by MIR Melendy
was fyored "h2 h9 f2 M pP% 2PSsedM M The entire bin
@ s th9t the reIeal of said sections shall not affec
he question REQUIRED the motion Of Mr. Collin,
O1 bdro1 70 strike out sec z; which motion was Oh
lord r HarrnFton Halifax Mr. HH66apd Of Of fym fgni
Barbe Of s sandsae n Eat9n 9 D1
bree T pnd G 81 J2hn bury Mr. Meendy of Gam
and NJ Waterman Of Johnson Mr. Aidreh i Of shTeWs
24ty favored the motion TO strik out sec twelve
ron 3 Of an me question Of the passage OF the bill
were takenSea 10 So, SO the bill was pa ssei
G"Gers i E lOa laying tax the township
earHE rGaGs anG Gns the BTdSes
sa tpwnshlpwas taken up special order for clever
me9ts PROPOSED by the conf to fix the tax at Que hun
ed M cents on the dollar which was agreed to- and th
olIi was READ the third time and passed.
v6a Mr m Of Johnson moved reconsider thu
greed to- "--'0A1 wan ulsa
The House considered the refusal of the senate :,
concur IN the amendments proposed by the House I,
~ to amend sec 4, ch %, s. Mr. Poland Of st Johns
ui amendment and aska com of conference which
The House considered the refusal of the Senate II
concur III the amendments proposed by the House tt
en thereto Mr saey Of Burlington n'n moysd on tha
TX cu III isst on It's prghosais OF amendment and
ed that the House recede from its proposal Of amend
m meHt Which moti9n takes precedence Of the motion
ao By M 9 Il ysh
lee, Mr. Dartt OF Weahersfeld, Mr. Redinston Of Rut
Judeyine of IIardwick and Mr. Smaley OF Burlinston
Yeas 81, nays 81 SO the House receded from their
proposals ct alnendineht
On motion OF Mr. Hartshorn, adjourned.
HoUsE-ArTERNooN.
HtS0 {Wtoh- By Mr. Dartt Of WeathersGeld to amend
the rules OF the House. by adding rule AZ whenever the
be deemed TO be the question under consideration
parliamentary law secondary subsidiary question
ordered e !},l lie, under under the rules
to pay expenses Of the reform school, com on re.
i9 III relation to private roads; to com on high.
ways, bridges aud ferries -'e
1853, to alter the name Of the proprietors of the
CONGREGATIONAL society Ill Barre: to com on corpora
ii. to amend an act relating to the formation Of
private corofaons by voluntary association; to com
li9 to provide for the allowance and payment
OF certain claims against the stae to OH judic-
1tO. to punish certain offences; to the general
l67 to egalize the grand list of the town of Brad
$ 25u to provide Tor the appointment of commission
erS n lQrelRn e9unrles TO com on fedral relations
29b TO amend sec 49, Oh 25 S. relating to railroad
commissioner; to com ON railroads.
81 to regulate the practice of dentistry; to general
lis, in relation to the house of correction; to com
NIr Mack Of Iinesburgh called up II 3s9. relating to
married women; bill Was read the third time and
Joint resolution From the Senate in relation to the
remonetlzaton OF silver was read and adUpted-yeas
RcHoftS From com on corporations. in favor of
IA to Incorporate the vllaSeuf Richford read third
From com on corporations in favor Of S las in
Albans; read third ty time and PASSED,
order i9r halt-past ten O'CLOCK
Smaley OF burlington, Jackson OF Barre, Harrington
of Halifax, Cramton of Colchester Mack of Hines
the question OF the passage OF the bill the yeas and
nays were taken-yeas 79, nays l7so the passage OF
REPORTS From com on railroads. adversely to 212
to amend an act to assess a4dltax the railroad this
From com grand list, in favor of 2s6, authoriz-
list; with proposal of amendment, Which was disa
greed to, and the PHI WAS dismissed.
hawkers and pedlers and others persons. The bill was
dismissed.
From general com. in favor Of IL 3O5. to regulate and
determine the sale Of hemock bark and logs with
proposal OF Hmendnent liking the weight of cord OF
bark at 2l5O pounds Pending the question on the
amendment The bill was dismissed.
final adjournment be fixed for Wednesday, November
9th at eight O'Clock N. Mr. Smaley Of Burlington
as the day tor hnal adjournment The amendment
and resolution were discussed, and Mr. Mack of
made the special order for Friday morning at half.
ten 9eSgA % %Gn Ws SO sasGesd M H ga To- to Mr. @ Camp m Of
iournent At four o'clock on the afternoon OF Tuesday
the 26th Mr. lluse of Montpelier moved that the
resolution be ordered 10 lie, winch was agreed to-
Mr. Bingham OF Essex called up II III, to repeal sec 9,
vance the sabbath and Of religious meetinys the
question bGns On It's rassatse. Mr. BINGHAM moved
yeas Al, nays l2Oand the bill was then ordered to
From com on gam and fisheries in favor of I7s to
protect black bass III the state OF Vermont; read third
time and passed.
From com on ways and means, to whom was refer
red Joint resolution relating to theVermont Historical
lie and made special order Tor Friday morning next at
From com o. game and fisheries adversely to II 1885,
10 repeal and act i1r tue further protection of game
From game and fisheries. adversely to Al IT,
protect fish IN Lake Champaign and the tributaries
Milton Marsh oil Franklin, Howe Of Ludlow Redington
# rutland Mott Of AlbnlEh Jameson Of lrasburgh,
II Essex Mr. Thomas moved that the bill be amend
h p5ea q y n ke ate fS If New @9 dr SF NJ o a% 1I
moved to amend SO as to add also the province
o. iD Notion oI NJ lSla5t Of wHliston. adjourned
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 81, 1e1S-SENATE.
Reading OF Scriptures and prayer by the chaplain
Journal Of yesterlty read and approved.
Ihird reatings II lSs,an act amending of act
the capture Of tsh and game; passed.
l7,an ac relating to the sheriff OF Rutland county
iSl an act in amendment # sec b. eh 13, s, reat
ny to the killing OF insect feeding bIrds passed
$ 22i, an act relating to the disseminating OF high
5 IA, an act approprianE money to improve and en-
Senator Iiatte moved to amend 80 as to appropriate
"a sum not to exceed 5000 tor all improvements"
3ji an act amendment of sec %. ch 81 5. in re-
atlun to serv .ce oi procesH passed
,tY; passed III concurrence.
II 266, an act toamend ch H., for the better regis
ration OF births. marriages and deaths; passed ill con
35i an act to amend an act for the protection of
BitS 1foHt tie House s lu2an act laying tax the
ownsllp OF FerdlHand,w with proposals o. amendment
senator King explained the purposes OF the bill House
proposals OF amendment concnrred in.
&c. relating to liFhWays IN Harris Gore; passed.
From in IaVof of Ii lOl, an act laying tax on
From com ON claims, in favor 227, an act to pay
Henry Kent the sum therein named; passed.
Burroughs the sum therein haHtd third reading re-
From Judiciary com, against s 40 an act to amend
he statate reatlns t. frauds aud perjuries III CON
From COM on claims, favor of S46. an act to pay
Vim A Cromby the sum there. u named; passed
From com on claims, i'll avuro OF ii 200 an act to pay
Dudley Aendrck the sum therein named; recon-
uIttca to com on claims.
From com on Claims III favor OF II 2ss an act to pay
AleX4nucr Nertaw the sum therein named; passed.
From com railroads, against 247 an act to amend
N act to enable towns and clties 70 alu N the con
ructon OF railroads, approved Nov rs, 1872; third
'eading refused
FTom com On grand list i'll favor of ls8, act au
horI2lng the compilation of paper laws third read
From com claims, against lSan act to pay Loomis
Smith the sum therein naned; thrd readng m refused
eEalize the grand list OF Highsate; passed
From com on education. against 5 %, an act amend
approved Nov l6Ib,relalnK to the rallt