Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-16
Luke P, Poland Of St. Johnsbury, Chief

Luxe r. Poland OF st. Johnsbury, Chic
Justice
Asa o. Adds of ST, Adams, James Barrel
of Woodstock, John Pierpoint of Verpcnnes
L, g, Kellogg of Rutland, Asahel Peck o
Burlington, Assistant Judges.
w IT, Shaw was elected Reporter.
HOUSE. 'N
BUS introduced aud rsfsved,-,By Mr.
Cook, of Weybridge, bill to establish the line:
between the towns nf Weybridge and Add
son. To the Committee on Town Lines.
BY Mr.. Norris, of Hasdwick, bill relating
to the support ofcommon district schools TC
the Committee ON Education.
BY Mr., Hinkley, bill relating to burial
grounds. To the Committee on Juciary, r..
BY MIR, Hubbell, of Fairfax, bill to organ
lie the militia. To the Committee on Military
| Affairs.
BY Mr.. HOLSTER, bill for extending the
charter of the Battenkill Bank. To the Com.
mittee on Banks. her
By Mr.. Stone, of Westford, bill relating
Z. &c loads established by courts. To the Com
mlttee on Roads. ..a III, y. r... ...
He'Hlon-By Mr.. Sherman, of Newfane Of
VIM. ii. Williams and others, for the renewal
OF the charter of the old Bank of Brattle boro
Referred 10 the Committee on Banks.
ResoluttonS.-By Mr.. Reynolds, of AL
burgh that all the laws of the State be COM
pied, including those Of the present session. as
1t would be cheaper than to complete the re-
vision, ordered in 1859. On motion of Mr..
Reynolds, ordered to lie on the table @
Also, by Mr.. Reynolds, resolution in
strucnng the committee on banks to ascertain
whether the public good does not require, and
whether 1t is not expedient, to refuse the char
ter or re-charter of any banks during the
present session. Adopted. aamas7 $50
BY Mr.. Reynolds, instructing the military
committee to propose bill for organizing the
militia OF the State, and present the same to
the House at as early day as practicable.
Adopted. - "a. : ~ -
The Joint resolution from the Senate relative
to notifying Hon. Solomon Foot of his election
as United States Senator, and extending him
an invitation to address the general assembly
at such time as he may choose, was read and
adopted uua.2 Is sit.,r 81 ,ain@w III
,REpoRTs:--By Mr.. Hinckley, for the COM
mittee on corporations, in favor of House bill
to incorporate the Wells River Cemetery As
soclatlon. Also in favor of the House bill to
amend amend the charter of the Troy & Canada
junction Telegraph Company, which was or
dered to third reading. 49,.
by Mr. Shaw, for the special committee
raised to consider the revision of the statutes
who made the same report as that offered in
the Senate yesterday. Report and resolution
made the special order of this afternoon.
at 2.30 =. ~ .'''
/ BY Mr., Chandler for the committee on midi
airy, IN favor of the bill relating to divorce
with amendment thereto. Amendment agreed
to and bill ordered to be read the third time to-
morrow afternoon at two o'clock. r..
The Chair announced the following appont-
ments of the Sergeant at Arms:
Doorkeeper--Jasper Vial of Manchester
Assistant Doorkeeper- Martin E. Sprague
of Weybridge; 1sa ... ..-.<
Messengers-Chas. F. Spaulding of Caven-
dish, VIM: c; Bradbury of Vergennes, H. O. |
Stewart of East Montpelier and .Peleg Ken
dali of Coventry. =
On motion of Mr.. Noyes, adjourned
i,,, -. ......f.s us l.sf Afternoon.
Tho report of the joint committee to consid-
Or the revision of the statutes was discussed,
hossrs. Shaw of Burlington, Chandler of
Woodstock, and James of Waterbury, favored
lne disposal of the subject at the present sss-
non, Messrs, henry of Chester, and Royce
u De- :. Asnlre, favored its postponement acl
An amendment of the resolution 10 post-
pons, offered by Mr.. Royce, was lost. ,a usj