Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-30
On motion Of Mr. ALLEN of Troy, adjourn.
TauaspAY Arrfnxsos, Dot. IS
SENATE.

THURSDAY AFrrRkooE, oct. "a
SENATE.
, Resawteas.-.By Mr.. Kirkland of Wind
ham, that when the Senate adjourn this after
noon, II DO to quarter of seven o'clock thi,
evening adopted,
Also, instructng committees to which bill.
incorporating Cemeteries are referred, L
strike out ofsuch bills, all clauses prohibiting The
laying out Of streets and highways through
such Cemeteries; on motion of Mr.. Slough ou
Of Windham, laid on the table
The President read a communication from
the Secretary of State, covering the annual 10
port OF births, marriages and deaths.
Mr.. Stevens of Franklin, moved that the
report be laid upon the table, and one thousand
copies printed for the use Of the Senate adop-
ted.
Reports Of C0mmittees.-Mr. Bean for Gen
, eral Committee, reported iavorably House bill
amending charter Of Troy and Canada june
ton Telegraph Company passed in concur.
renee. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-The speaker announced as Select
Committee under resolution relating to release
Of the suretes of the late State Treasurer
Messrs. Cushman of Rochester, Hubbel Of
Fairfax, and Underwood of Newbury
Reports of Committees.--B the committee
on Military Affairs, favorably to Senate bill,
providing to furnish tourniquets to Vermont
troops third reading.
By Mr.. Reed, for select committee, fay
bly, to chapter III of revision, relating 70
county jails, and confinement of prisoners; or
dered to lie, on motion of Mr. Chandler
By Mr.. Hunton, for judiciary committee
favorably to chapter l3 of the revision, Of
supplying records lost or destroyed, and com
pletion of records of military service in the
war of 1872: third reading.
BY Mr.. Hubbell for select committee, IA
vorably of chapter ll3 Of revision, of offenses
against private property third reading.
This chapter was amended so as to define
more accurately trespass upon private proper
ty, and extending the Jurisdiction of justices
Other reports of committees upon the revis
ion were made, when the hour for joint as
sembly to hear report of the committee appoint
ed to canvass votes for county and probate
district officers arrived, and, the Senate came
in, and joint assembly was formed. After
the election of several justices of the peace, on
motion of Mr.. Hubbell ofFairfax, the Joint a.
sembly adjourned to three o'clock P. NJ. Of
| tuesday next. ..aa.a ..l 10. s,... Il .-. .5...
The Senate withdrew and the House resumed
the consideration Of the report of select COM
mittee on part of the revision.
On motion of Mr. Fletcher of Cavendish, the
House adjourned to quarter before seven
O'Clock this evening.
.. .as s . FRIDAY, Oct, "a
| SENATE.-Prayer by the chaplain -.
| BIS Introduced.-By Mr.. Farrar, of Frank
lin, relating to Salaries and Fees (allowing the
stamp duty on writs and other process TO be
taxed IN costs) to committee on Printing
! Mr. Kirkland of Windham, for Finance,
Committee reported favorably to House bill to
| pay widows of deceased soldiersi ordered to a
| third reading. a# @v
Mr.. Edmunds, of Chittenden for judiciary
Committee, reported on the resolutions relating
to issue of execution, in certain cases, that no
legislative action is needed. ah
The report Of the Auditor of Accounts, in
response to the resolution of inquiry respect
in the fees Of States Attorneys and Judges
of Probate, &C., was laid before the Senate
and ordered printed.
Mr.. Stewart, of Addison, for Committee on
Judiciary, reported favorably House bill 3 in
addition to chapter 81, G. s., relating to tenn
| porary alimony referred to committee on the
Revision, to whom the subject of divorce had
been referee.
The Chair announced Messs. Bradford.
Stewart and Kirkland special committee on
the Senate bill relating to the sureties of the
late State Treasurer
HousE.-Prayer by Rev Mr.. Lord
The House was engaged during the morn
ing session mainly with reports on the revision
of the Statutes
At half past ten, the hour for the meeting of
the Joint Assembly for the election of state Of
fcers, the Senate came in, when, on motion of
Dir. Royce of Berkshire, the joint Assembly
was adjourned one week, no election having
been made.
The Assembly thereupon adjourned,
AFTERNOON.
SENArE.--Reports.-By Mr. Stoughton of
Windham, for Judiciary committee, House bill
authorizing towns to raise money to pay yolun-
teers, with amendments, making it certain
what volunteers are meant and also authoriz-
ing towns TO raise money to pay bounties al
ready voted; amendments agreed to.
MIR. Edmunds of Chttenden, proposed fur
ther to amend the bill so that it should not be-
prospective In Its action, SO far as raising vol
unteers hereafter is concerned.
Mr.. Stewart Of Addison, said he should
have less objection to the proposed amendment
if he believed it would cure the evil which it
was intended to remedy. He believed it
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