Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-29


res,urcr TO arrange and file old papers received
frum the late state treasurer: eoneured in
The bill relative to land tax notices was &c.
termed from the Sens,c with = proposal Of amend.
rert-coucurrcd IN slso the bill 10 pay l.obcu.
Egcrion, proposing ~s30O0-non concurred IN, so
to a. also the bill increasing salary Of Judges OF
Supreme cour-concurred 10.
Bills passed authorizing Gov. to distribute pie
ecs of ordInsnce-tepehling part OF an act allowing
endorsets 10 maintain actions in their own names.
The Senate returned establishing cerisin salo
RES. having resolved to insist upon their proposed
amendments the House resolved TO ,nsi., upon
heir disagreement.
A message was received from The Senate. ihut
they had rcccjed from ,heir amendment TO The bill
to pay Lcbens Eger,on.
The Senate requested a conference on lie ssla
~ bNl-assenIeJ to, and Messrs Smith of ST. A,
Fitch aud Conent were appointed the con.
A resolution from the Senate, giving the old
bell TO the county of Washington, rejected.
On motion Of Mr. Conap'.
Adj. 10 7 10 o'clock this eve.
SENATE-Evening Session. Thursday. Nov,
II, 1886.
The com eC conference, made report, aud recon-
mcnded that the senate recede from the vote rails
ing the salary of The Secretary of Stute,snd to I'D
'tlt W " No|e uNln1 INC shlnrN OF the enufOSs-
ing clerk, and to add So instead Of $50 to the
salary of the Librarian ; report Of the committee
concurred in.
BWs-muking an appropriation for surveys, re-
ported, with amendments bill amended, BY adding
appropriations tor surveys on The West side of,he
mountain. and from Burlington TO Connecticut riy-
ier, through Montpelier, from Orleans county to
Lake CbamplsiD, and from Bro ndon to Lake Cham
plain, through Orwell, read a 3D. time, yeas II.
nays u, and passed more efectually TO prevent
gambling. amended, read q Sd time anG passed.
BWs-for tne protection and education Of sp
prentices, SC. read II 81 time and passed.
Resoiutons-by Mr. Hubbell, providing for an
exchange of reports Of the dcs,isi,ns ofthe supreme
court, read a3d time and passed relating to the
Green Mountain turnpike Co. and the forfeiture Of
its charter, rejected, yeas 7, nays IL.
The bill making appropriation for surveys was
returned from the house, tine amendments non-con-
cured in, when the Senate resolved TO recede from
their proposals Of amendment.
Messrs Pierpoint and Hammond were appointed
a con to inform the Gov. that the Senate, on it's
par, had completed the business of the session.
Adj. without day.
notwithstanding session.
The Senate returned The resolution looming Ger.
tain towns with amendment, booming Wallingford
and Rutland $1,000, and C,stleton Ss0O-cou.
CURED in.
The bill relative to common schools, supported
by Mr. Whitney and others, went through the sew
eral readings and was laid on the table.
The com. on education reported that it is mex.
pedient to legislate at this time on the subject of
geological survey Of the state.
The com. of conference on the salary bill report
81 against increasing tho salary in The bill of Soc.
ofstate-in favor Of pl acipg the salary of engross-
ing clerk at $l75, and Of the Librarian at S75 4;
House concurrcd.
The House resumed consideration of the Militia
bill -Messrs Cushmsn, Needham of d. Smith of
NJ. supported, ard Messrs Smith of st. A. Fitch
Goodale and Tracy opposed he bill, and it was re
iected.
The Senate returned the bill for survey Of east
ern railroad route, proposing TO nppvopria' among
other routes $4,000 for the western route-oppo.
sed by Messrs Villas, Smith of NJ. others, and neg
atived nearly unanimously.
The bill relative TO common schools was read a
81 time and dismissed.
On motion of Mr. Brewster, q vote of thanks to
he speaker for the able and impartial manner in
which he has discharged The duties of the chair,
was unanimously adop;ed-to which the speaker
responded in an appropriate address.
The chair presented a bill from the Senate, rel.
alive TO education of apprentices and children Mr.
Tracy that lis RECEPTION was prohibited by o join,
rule Mr. Smith Of ST. a. moved to receive it
nega;ived.
The amendments of the Senate to the bill to pre-
vent gambling we're concurred in.
A message was received that the Senate had
completed it's bushes. A similar message was
sent from the House to the Senate and Governor,
and
On motion OF Mr. Foot, the House adjourned
without day.
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