Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30
HoUsE-FoRENooN.
Reading of Scriptures and prayer by Rev F Jeff

son representative from Stanford. Journaof yester
BaiS. etc introduced and .referred-By Mr. Water
man Of johnson, providing for the change OF names
and the adoption Of heirs at-aw to tue general com
BY MIR Eaton Of Danyille providing for. the settle.
ment and equal distribution among creditors of the
estates OF insovent debtors; to com on jud.
property etc Of any person shall be attached BY mesne
process or levied upon by hna process to the amount
where the debtor resides. representing the Insolvency
lnsolvent debtor and the court shall appoint time and
e Of an the sa S n
is nsolvent the court snail grant letters of assign
in interstate estates; sucn adjudication shall dissolve
az liens by or levy exsting upon the prop
in action etc in the same manner as an administrator
now takes; the court shall at the same time appoint
appraisers and commissioners. whose duties shall be
similar to those appointed in intestate estates If said
Within thirty days % alter convey to such assignee
his property, etc, except that now exemptfrom attach
all his debts; prouided DEBTOR obtains consent
Of creditors whose debts have been presented and
lowed by commissioners and his assets in the hands
so proved allowed. No discharge to be granted il
sisnee and court to divide the property as in cases
deceased persons me lees OF the sssiYnees
provided i'll cases OF settling the estates OF deceased
BY j Bingham Of Essex, in relation to salaries and
fees etc: to special com on court expenses
and costs Of the supreme and county courts; to specia
By Air Smith oi Brdgewater regulating fees for JUS
BY Mr. Morgan of Bennington to change the name
BY Mr. Barrows Of Dorset. to amend sec t. of chap
81 OF Fs relating to the grand list; to com on the
S l3 to appoint referees and to provide for the pay
sqs o to TIE
Fairfax, and the trustees thereof; to committee on
Resolution Mr. Bingham of Essex. that the audi
tor OF accounts be- and he is hereby requested to fur
| cable, an itemized tabular statement by counties
to erEs
in criminal cases for the years 1901 l234567 and
amounts Of money paid by the state to the several
county clerks or to other parties for preparing and
courts during the years aforesaid - .,-,.
| ton referred to com on Judiciary.
Joint resolution From the Senate, that Chauncey X
addresses and proceedings at the centennial ceebra
ton of bennington Battle etc be- and be is hereby a
state and suitable for preservation at the expense
the state o0 copies copies for the use OF
the state and 1900 copies for the the Bennington
Battle Monument Association. and the Auditor Of Ac-
orders for the same on the State Treasursr Aud fur
ther tnat NJ Williams nay add the centennial ad
the declaration of Independence of Vermont and the
adoption of its first constitution; provided that the
Provided that the expense to the sate for printing and
binding the proceedings and addresses named In this
| resolution shall not exceed $500
On motion of Mr. Eaton of Danville. the resolution
was ordered to lie -
Mr. Hazen OF Hartford called up 79 relating to the
alteration OF school districts; the question being on the
| insert the words ii tho town 80 votes :"
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Judeyine Of Hardwick, Mr. Smith Of Bridsewater, MI
Brown of Benson. Mr. Miles of Craftsbury Mr. Nash of
shelburne. Mr. Waterman Of johnson and Mr. Aldrioh
of Shrewsbury: aud on the demand for the previous
question by Mr. Swift of Manchester, the amendment
| proposed by Mr. Judevine was agreed to-
| The question recurring on the adoption of the
amendment proposed by the com as just amended II
further discussed by Mr. Miles Of era ftsbury and
OF Manchester, the amendment was disagreed to
MIR Dwinell Of Painheld voted to amend so as to
contne such alterations to annual town meetings
which was agreed to- .
| Mr. Camp Of Newport. moved to amend 80 that the
alterations shall be plainly set FORTH which was agreed
On the question of the third reading of the BILL Mr.
Hubbard of Plymouth demanded the yeas and nays
which we're taken-ayes 5l. nays The bill was then
Bills, ETC. introduced and referred-By Mr. Hubbard
OF plymouth, to enable the pew owners and proprie-
tors of the Union meeting house in South Plymouth to
dispose OF the same; TO com on corporations.
BY Mr. Huse OF Montpelier. relating to costs In crimi-
nal proceedings before Justices of the peaoe to special
tom on court expenses.
s7a, in addition to ch go & s. to com judiciary.
N TO provide for the hearing of applications for
certain of the judges of the supreme court in relation
thereto; to com on Judiciary.
Repors-From com on federal relations. in favor of
II -, cedng to the United States exclusive jurisdc-
nom over certain sites on Lake MemphremiBoS for
the purposes of light houses; with proposal OF
amendmsnt, which were I'd to- and third reading
From general CON- adversely to II i4l to amend sec.
o. Gh ~ 8; third reading refused.
From com on corporations, in favor of 50. to In
coruorate the Bellows Free Academy an tue trustees
thereof; read third time, passed.