Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-19

time and passed in concurrence,
From Committee ON Banks, House bill 20 de-
crease the capital stock OF the bank OF stldle'
! bury with a statement that no notice had been
| given read the third time and passed IN concur
] renee.
/ House bill to prevent extortion by express
! and telegraph companies was taken up anu
BY Mr. Clark of Rutland, for Joint COMMITTEES,
| appointed 20 audit the accounts OF Gov Holbrooh'
which was read by the secretary
SOLDIERS VOTING.
! BY Mr. Stoughton, for the Judiciary oommittee,
without an expression Of opinion, on House bull
us, providing for soldiers voting; third reading
ordered, and under Suspension OF the 2ist RUE,
/ the bill was read the third time and passed IN
concurrence.
ders, asking for seven dollars per month for the
! invalid corps to Committee on Military affairs
| Resolntion. BY Mr. Stevens, that the Senate
| hereby tender their sincere thanks to the Hon
| Paul Dillingham;, for the able, kind and courteous
| manner in which he has discharged the duties OF
presiding officer of the Senate adopted unanl-
mously.
Adjourned,
Fishing Mr. Chandler for Judiciary Committee
reported a substitute bill for replenishing streams
| and ponds OF the state with fish
1 Mr. Chandler spoke at some length In support OF
| the bill reported by the Committee.
The bill provides that no may fish except in
| Idhts tuhulpAtiup -utihpiAtuhtkpS auu
| oughby.
Mr. Hyde OF Castleton moved to amend by al
lowing fishing in other places with hook ana
| line.
Mr. Dorr spoke at some length against the bill.
He stated that the descendants Of single trout
II is estimated, would amount to four billion of
fish in about four years. Unless they TO be
caught he did not know what would become OF
| troublesome and the whole Of Vermont would
have to be given up to fish,
Mr. Skinner OF Barton was III favor OF the
amendment allowing fishing with the hook and
line. 1t was often necessary for the sick when
oonvalescing TO have fish taken from the brooks.
After further discussion the House refused to
adopt the amendment,
Mr.Fisher of Cabot moved to amend by ap-
propriating ten million dollars to bald ship ca
nal from Vermont to the Mississippi river as an
outlet for the fish that would accumulate if the
bill passed. lIaughter.l
Mr. Watkins OF Cambridge moved to dismiss
| the bill lost.
The House refused to adopt the amendment ap.
propriatrng ten millions of dollars, etc,
Mr. White of Coventry moved to amend by pro-
viding that any person finding nets set in Lake.
Memphremagog or Wiloughey may destroy th'
, | same; adopted.
| The previous question was ordered on motor
/ of Mr. G5Odhue of Westminster.
The yeas and nays the question Of adopting
the substitute bill in place Of the original bill
which entirely prohibits fishing for three years il
o the state, were call Tor by Mr. Burrows yeas 8
Q nays 67, and the House reiusedt to adopt the sub
stitute bill.
The question then come upon ordering the orig
d | inal bill to third reading
' Mr. Newell of Charlotte moved to dismiss tn
bill; agreed to-
h ResolutioRs.-By Mr. Chandler of Woodstocl
9 that the thankE of this House are hereby ten
deed to the Hon A b Gardner, for the dignity
v apilsy ana ihparualty win Whlch ne has pre-
sueu over l.s ueiiueaa,uns uu, I'LL .he pfesen
SESSION. a1op,eu e,laliinoust! W lLs.nS 'o.e
= i 'sn NJ :, "a i Pau
- NluihS e .uat 49, III t;.9a Wy ~ @ 3.
IF gers OF the House, shaii De enutled 10 pay 70
attenaahce un.ll such .illle ~ nls heai'h na
PERM, nh t ~ i IS NI;I,, ;o;nt ros,
iuueI .e $500 % ~ n
Legisiaure 70 Tue Iesiaeht, 70 -. ~
us Noluhteersi auop'eo vi 'ne P"i' Vi VI
IS h Tha o,rt;on doratinc hooks 70 liberia Co
+. Inc resoiuiou uvnainS 1870 oooAs ~ r; ~
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sc aanpieo On tne par VI auo ,.o;, o,t;o, h
he r.,rass "a rafaa rc Comnanies, passed.
'e at lii; ne $nepprnorata The FINLAND Comm
N ,,:; r ~ raferrad 70 Camm;ttee n
~ Corporations
III Senate biz providing to pay pay Ez-Gox a, no
s. pIooA one ,mone'"o aoA's io' eNaa eei ~
WIZ eonUt ha;ng cs,,ea TOR on ordering the se
es ooun. peis ~, S hs1 ~ ,..,,ananad .hat a N,
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d, Joint Resols,ttonS-From the House that Il
~ joint resolution relating to final adjournment
rescinded, and that the time for final adjour
., ment be fixed at four O'Clock TINS w ednesua
ex afternoon.
Id From the House. that the trustees of the Sta
to Library are hereby authorized to present to Il
he College of Liberia the General Statutes and Il
Geological Survey of the State, and one col
&C. each of any other of the Public Documents
N, | this State that in the Judgment OF the truste
| NAV be SHARED from the Library witho
IT, detriment to the State adopted in concI
renee
be From the House, endorsing the action of (
people in the late eiecuons; ADOPTED III cohc'
in p;Is Thu uouse raturned IN the Sena
i'll, canata h;ii IA raIat;na 10 tho oroanization
tha ',,;,;t;a asi;na far q Comm;tfee of Cont,
he a amo r,,n, tha Sso araa;na yntas NJ the 1,
On Uomsasp ~ a,nondmsnt ~ 7ha Uouse
on me d ras;dant omnnnncad os tba Syomm;tt
ate nra.sro Niehais ctnn1hton and Keith
co. Sano,a MI az ~ ;ncornorate the Rut,a
, ,,;:, ~ , ~ ,ras rat,,rnad ~
OF xNopRTa s m ,.,;tS o' nrpnnns., of omendmen
on .ne use VIII snaa -, ttI .,t S tho San.t
an 'n'ehunAon' "'oP''" oA ''@ p"i' v WY
lid ESSEX COUNTY RAILROAD.
the RyNr Child for tho Comm;ttee on Roa
odvsrsal,, on Honse hin No q 70 incornorate
or 49, CSSnU.,, ps;lroad ~ w
ire Tbo hi ,v3s ordered 10 third reaeinp.
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