Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-30
Of the town Of Worcester; passed in oonO,r.


Of the town Of Worcester; passed in concur
Also House bill lsgaliring the grand Lat Of
mo so~a OF Orange for the years OF 1889 and
1901 passed IN concurrence. Against Senate
OH regulating the fees Of clerks Of oourts OF
record IN certain cases rejected. Senate bill
IN addition to section 20, chapter ll6 relating
10 salaries and iees; ordered TO third read
ing,
BY Mr.. Fish, for committee on agriculture,
House bill, title 81 chapter LOG relating 70
agricultural county societies for the promotion
OF agriculture, domestic manufactures and mo
ohanlc arts ordered to lie.
By Mr. Kirkland, for special committee, House
bull, title "a, chapter III, relating TO the rights
OF persons accused Of crimes and offences
passed IN concurrence. Also House bill en-.
bodylng title ), chapter 9, relating to public
accounts; passed in concurrence.
| BY MIR. Fish, for committee on agriculture,
House bill title 81, chapter 10Y, relating To in
| corporation of manufacturing companies BY
voluntary association; ordered To lie. =
House biltreferred.-TGle 6, chapter IL, of
the revision relating TO county properly and
duties OF county judges to the special com
mittce on title G.
Title IL, chapter 20, relating to the sup
port and removal of paupers and relief of the
insane poor TO judiciary committee.
Title 81, chapter lib, relating to offences
against private property; to special oom-
mittee.
Title "a, chapter la, relating to forgery
and counterteltng and the false and fraudulent
issue and transfer of corporation stock 10 sps-
cial committee.
Title "a, chapter us, relating to offences
against public justice; to special committee.
Adjourned. I
Joint Resolution-By Mr.. Royce Of Berk-
shire, accepting the provisions Of an act Of
Congress, donating to the several States and
Territories public lands for the establishment
Of agricultural colleges.
| Mr.. Royce said that by the act granting
these public lands for the purpose Of establish
ing agricultural colleges in the several States,
1t was provided that no State should have thu
benefit of the act, unless the Legislature Of thu
State accepted the provision of the act within
two years from the time Of the passage there
of. He presumed no member Of the HOUSE
would object TO the adoption of the resolution.
Thereupon the resolution was unanimously
adopted. sse
I Reports,-By Mr.. White, for the select
committee, in favor of title "a, chapter "a, en-
titled "of the maintenance of Legitimate chill
dren," with amendment. Amendment agreed
to and Sd reading ordered.
BIS passed.-Title 6, chapter 10, entitled
"of countiesn
Title "a, chapter ll6, entitled ''of offences
against the public peace"
Title IS, chapter % entitled "of the State
Prison"
Title IS, chapter l2l entitled ''of county
Jails and the confinement and discharge ofpris-
oners."
Title Is chapter 80 entitled ssof the supreme
and county courts" was read the third time
and on motion of Mr.. Chandler ordered to lie.
On motion of Mr. Fletcher Mr. Simons of
Shoreham was excused from acting on the
committee on roads on account Of i'll health
On motion of Mr.. Cushman of Rochester
the several committees were instructed to
amend the several chapters of the revision be-
fore such committees by prefxing the ensctns
clause Adjourned,