Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-11-05

the consent Of both mortssgor and mortgage and
their assigns.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Butterneld Of whiting
ham, to repeal the insolvency act Of 1879, which was
reported adversely to by majority Of the Judiciary
committee and favorably TO by minority, was taken
from the table, and after discussion, was ordered to
lie.
FR1DAY, OCT. 2orH-sNNArE.
In the Senate business Of importance was trans
acted.
HOUSE
A bill was introduced by Nj. Butterheld Of whit
ingham, TO establish the pay Of the members Of the
general assembly The bill provides that the speaker
Of the House and the president Of the Senate shall
receive IS per day and mileage and other members Of
the general assembly shall receive ca per day each and
mileage; and all members to receive pay for attend
when In actual session. and the bill to apply to
this session.
By Mr.. Merriheld Of Nowfanc, act to pay the
windhAm county savings bank the sum named there
in, account Of the pursuit and arrest Of Arthur
J. Beden, Edward Beldon, Milton Warner and Porter
Warner, indicted for stealing.
BY Mr.. Chafey Of Albany, act In amendment OF
act rotating to grist mills This bill amends sec
ton p chap. rs, g., as to read as follows: An
owner or occuper Of grst mill shall well and sum
centy grind grain received by him for that purpose
and may take toll sea part Of tho grain, and II the
be bolted he may take 1872 part in addition and
ne may take dbA part OF matted gram ana lor CIhCh
ing and grinding in the he may take four
quarts for each bubhel Of such corn.
BY Mr. Abel Of West Haven, act to change the
Of the town Of Ely to that Of Vershire, and "a
repeal act entitled ian act altering the Of the
town Of vcrshire to that Of Ely, approved Nov. 80
1878"
Both houses adjourned from Friday afternoon tC
Wednesday morning Of this week.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3D-sESATR.
- "a nj Ii
the adjournment, the president in the chair.
northumberland by Senator Dunton, 'ths
the committee on judiciary be requested to make in
vestgation and report by bill or otherwise, whether
municipal corporations cannot by general act be az
thoriEed to fund their Indebtedness aud issue bonds
Therefore" adopted.
An act to repeal chapter rs Of general statutes, en-
titled Of inspection Of provisions and manufactures
was, after discussion, ordered to lie.
HOUSE,.
Unfinished Business-The Joint resolution proyid
ing for joint assembly Thursday Nov. 4, to ele,
judges Of the supreme court, and the question benl
"shAn the resolution be adopted in concurrence 2
Mr.. Ely-G oddard Of Ely demanded count whicl
| was taken. Mr.. Palmer Of Jericho demanded th
| yeas and nays Pending the question upon the adop
ton Of the resolution in concurrence, ON motion
Mr.. Taft Of Burlington, the House took unit
four O'Clock.
Tho House convened at four O'Clock, and callet
10 order by the speaker. The clerk proceeded will
the roll call, and 1t appeared that but 100 member
were present. Mr.. Palmer Of Jericho moved a call o
the House, which was agreed to. The galleries an,
lobbies cleared, and the clerk then called tn
roll noting the Absentees The sergeAnt-at-Arms va
| directed to bring IN the Rbsentecs. After sufncien
number Of members had been brought in by the ser
| geAnt-at-arms to constitute quorum, Mr.. Paine
moved that further under the call be dis
pen ssd with, aud by unanimous consent the proceed