Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-11-29
HOUSE.
TUESDAY, Nov. &c.

S los. relating to grist-mlls. The bill was dis
cussed by MIR Holbrock Of Milton. Mr. Smalley OF
Burlington, Mr. Jefferson Of STAFFORD, Mr. Melendy
OF Cambridge, Mr. Barber OF Ssndgate Mr. Aldrich
Shrewsbury. Mr. sprasue OF Brandon, Mr. Thomas
OF Lunenburgh, Mr. Martin Of Willismstown Mr.
Howe Of Ludlow. Mr. Brown Of Rich.ord and Mr.
Waterman OF johnson, and its passage was refused.
Joint ResOlutiOn-By Mr. Collins OF Barton, III At
the Eergeant al Arms be requested not to furnish
refreshments for the General Assembly tonight,
271. TO pay veaIey and Eddy the sum
therein named was taken up the special order
for ten O'Clock, and the motion TO reconsider the
vote refusing the thIId reading OF the bill was dis
agreed to-aye As, nays las.
Ii Il, taxing Savings Banks, Trust Companies
and Savings Institutions (; third reading refused.
lisp, in addition TO chIOS, rs, relating to me.
chsnics and other liens; read the third time and 1t
opposed BY Mr. Bingham Of Essex and Mr. Cur
rOr OF Troy. II was favored by Mr. Poland OF st
Juhnsbury, Mr. Steele OF Sharon and Mr. smalley o:
Burlington.
Mr. Talcott of williston moved to amend SO
asto limit the operations OF the act to Contractors
employ NJ such lahorers who shall own the logs or
timber upon which the labor was performed; which
amendment was opposed b. Mr. Melend Of Cam
bridge, MIR Thomas oil Lunenburgh, Mr. Hartshoru
OF GuIldhall, Dir Beede OF Maidstone and Mr. Hub
bard Of Plymouth. The amendment then dis
agreed to. The bill was further discussed BY Mr.
Howe Of Ludlow, Mr. Beede OF Maidstone and Mr.
Poland OF st Johnsbury, and it was passed in con-
currence.
ii iOs. making provision for the support Of GOV
eminent. Dir Smalley Withdrew his proposed
amendment TO strike out sec 10. Mr. Howe Of Lud-
low moved to amend sec I, by making the approp.
ration Tor pay ing such demands against the State
as may be allowed by the Auditor OF Accounts,
and such orders on the treasury as may be drawn
by county clerks, 500 OG0 instead OF $3.50 O. The
amendment and bill were discussed by Mr. Sprague
o: brandon, Dir HobrOOk Of Milton, Mr. Fletcher OF
Cayendish, Mr Howe OF Ludlow. Mir Thomas of
Lunenhursh, and Dir racott Of -Wlliston. The
amea dment was then disagreed to.
MIR Smalley OF Burlington moved to amend SO
that the shall be 10 cents for this year instead
Of ~ cents, which was disagreed to.
The bill was then read the third time and passed.
Ii 81, to commute the sentence OF Asa s Maguon
taken up, the question being the motion Of
Mr. uOltcn oi Jamaica TO reconsider the vote dis
missing the bill. On that question Mr. Poland OF
st JOhnsbury demanded the yeas and nays, which
were takeu-syes IS, nays 90. So the motion to re-
consider was sgreed TO. The question required,
shall the bill be dismissed, IL was discussed by
Mcssrs Redington OF Rutland. Huse OF Montpelier,
Poland OF st Juhus5ury, Sprague of Brandon and
KOwell OF Albany On the vote Mr. Poland de-
msnded the yeas and mays, taken ayes 90. nays
100. The question then required on the third read
ing of the bill. The bill was further opposed BY
Mr. Redington Of Rutland. MIR Holton OF Jamaica
and Dir Thomas Of Lunenburg. 1t was favored by
Mr. Bingham Of Essex and Mr. Jackson OF Barre. Al d
pending the consideration OF the bill.
Adjourned