Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29

State.
N Mr. Dorr spoke At length on these raso-
buttons, and they were finally, on his mo-
ton, land on the table and made the spe-
cial order for the afternoon.
The Speaker presented communlca-
ton from the Governor, covering the re-
port Of the commission appointed TO re-
ceive the land scrip apporhoned TO Yer
mont under an act Of Congress providing
for founding agricultural colleges. Read
and referred TO committee under fourth
joint rule.
"a AFTERNOON.
SENATE. MIR Stafford introduced bill
to incorporate the Middlebury Marble COM
pany. teseatf By
House bin No 40, to incorporate the
jericho Hotel company, was amended and
| laid on the table. .i9lss W. ta.aH @
Mr. Stafford, from judiciary committee,
reported against the bill establishing the
times Of holding of the Court of Chan
Gerry.
Mr.. Stoughton from judiciary commit;
tee, reported favorably TO House bill No /
to restore and extend the jurisdiction of
jastises Of the peace in certain criminal
prosecutions. T1ef hat 44g4
Mr. Safferd introduced bill to amend
section IL of chapter AZ of general stat
utes entitled, s'of levy of execution 'sa
Mr. Nichols introduced bill to increase
the salaries Of the Judges Of Probate in
the Lamoille and Rutland districts, tt'A s.
Mr. Stoughton. from Judiciary commit
tee reported in favor of the bill increas-
ing the salaries of the Supreme Court,
and the third reading of the bill was
refused. This vote was afterwards
reconsidered, and the bill was made the
special order for Tuesday afternoon next.
| Mr.. Clark of Rutland, for the commit
tee on finance, reported favorably to Sen
ate bill number six relating to the Grand
List. Certain amendments were agreed
to and the bill ordered to lie.
Mr. Stafford intaoduced a joint resolution
directing the Secretary of the Senate to
prepare brief abstract Of Jefferson's
Parliamentary Manual tor the next Legis-
lative Directory, which was adopted.
The motion to discharge the committee
on military affairs from the further consid-
GRAFTON Of Senator Clark's resolution max
ing inquiries into the expedlency of organ
izng the militia, was debated at consid
cradle length, and the motion was car
ried.
HOUSE.
AFTERNOON.
; Third reading of bills:
, Relative to levy and execution thur
! reading refused.
To promome the efficiency Of Teachers
. Institutes third reading ordered.
3 Relating to the construction by town
of monuments to deceased soldiers thur
Q reading ordered.
Il House bill relating to husband and Wi
2 being competent witnesses amended an
: third reading ordered.
Bill committing mileage by governmel
NJ mail route. Third reading refused.
$ Mr. Chandler introduced a bill to redu'
the capital stock of the Bank Of Middl
a bury. @
}, Mr. Deane introduced a bill in amen
IF ment of chapter "a Of the General Ut
tutes in regard to collection of taxes.
o Mr. Coming's bill equalizing the pay
o members of the Legisatgv To Comm
e tee on Ways and Means!s'af
j. The resolution of instruction to the Mi
d tary Committee, laid on the table in I
morning, was taken up, amended by su
shutting sis likely to arise" for "c'
arise and referred 10 the Committee
Military Affairs.
Mr. Pennock introduced bill amendi
a. section IL chapter l26 of the Genei
a. Staths, relating to salaries OF Judges
Prhbate.
IS House bill No II, for aid of drafted s.
e diers, legallzlng towns to raise money
IN bounties for them, was taken up.
Mr. Wheeler moved to amend, so I'll
j. bounties raised by private subscriptlo
i'll shall not be refunded to the subscribe
le The bill, with pending amendment
I'd was ordered to lie.
of Saturday, Oct. "A.
ri SENATE.
Third reading of bills. House bill z
n, | in amendment of section 70 of chap
to "a of the general statutes, entitled p
1T ceedings against trustees, was passed
r. concurrence. so s
Reports. Mr.. Bradford, tor commit
e. on printing, in printing 800 copies Of s.
i'd ate bill "a, in amendment Of section Ii
chapter "a of the general statutes, er
Oh tied levy on execution--agreed to. al
against printing Senate bill p, in ad
ng ton to chapter rs Of the general statut
st relating to repairs on highways, and
was referred to the committee on biz
OF ways. Va
by Mr.. Fish, for general commit
against House bill I, in relation to
record Of marriages; on motion OF \
IS Stevens, laid on the table.
he House bill SO relating to fences.
in Cree spoke in opposition to the hill, :