Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-10

"P,h"" eo'i.u UP ., an act m
laung TO the recording of marrlapes ~ y,
residents OF this State, solemnizeS oU "
OF the State, the question beIns nj Ou
ordering the bill to third readi9s p'u
Mr. Chapman moved TO amend nv oaa
ing as q third sec the following 4 Gov
uned copy OF the record OF any maria,
made by the town clerk as provided ~
this act, shall be received In all corr,S
and places as presumptiye evidence 20
the fact of such marriage. aores,l W VI
The bill was then ordered to thru
reading.
Mr. Hutchinson called up S . os no,
relating TO the sale of real estate inc,nd
Ing the homestead, by executors ond
administrators, &c, the question being
upon third reading.
MT Englesby moved TO amend nv
strlkingout all after the enacting CLAUSE
ana substituting another bin, which he
explained as giving TO the probate court
the sShe power which now belongs to
the court OF chancery, and extending
the power OF the probate court, of all
lowing the sale of the homestead in Ger
tain cases; amendment adopted and bill
ordered TO third reading.
S 80, an act to incorporate the Mendo1
marble company passed,
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills Mtrod.eea-By Mr. Reed of Fair.
haven, an act to incorporate the Allen
Kerosene Company; to com. on manu-.
| features.
BY Mr. Hyde of Castleton, an act IA
incorporate the Vermont state manutac.
turing company; to com. on corpor.
| tons.
BY Mr. Nicholson of Wallingford, an
act to facilitate the trial causes in coun.
ty court; to judiciary com. This bill
provides for appointment of special
clerk to take testimony for use of the
court.
By Mr. Howe OF Concord, an act to
amend sec. S2 of chap II general stat.
utes relating to grand list; to com. On
ways and means bill provides that
members OF fire companies shall not be
exempt from certain taxes.
Resolation-By MIR Wheeler of South
Hero, joint resolution, thanking the
people OF Philadelphia for their kindness
to Vermont troops, whether in hospitals
or elsewhere, and expressing appreca
ton of their patriotism, and kindness to-
soldiers generally; adopted ON the part
! of the House
The House discussed at some length
the Senates proposition to amend the
House bill repeating SO much of genera
statutes as requires publication OF inten
tisn of marriage, after which the amend
ment was concurred in.
Reports-By Mr. How, for gen com
against the petitions for a law prollt
iting fishing in Lake Champlain.
By Mr. Barlow, for com. on roads 81
substitute bin for bill to incorporate the
Fairfax Railroad Company; third read.
ing.
BM IoSt-An act TO amend sec. % al
chap. 100 of gen. statutes, Tregulsts
fees of judges of probate This BILL
after some discussion of its merits, was
dismissed on motion of Mr. Kimbal Of
Putney.
Adjourned
| sBNATB-APTRRNooN.
Balls introduced and Refyrsd.-By Mr..
| Tabor, an act in addition to chap "a o!
the general statutes, relating to the sals
of intoxicating drinks; to com. on print.
ing.
Mr. Nichols called up the joint resOB.
tion giving certain books to II. W. JOIN
son, Esq,
Mr.. Cushman favored the resolution
Mr.. Nichols opposed it, and the SensK
refused to concur in its adoption.
Joint ReSolutiOa.-By Mr.. Nichols, lH
structing the trustees of the library h
donated to the College of Liberia such
books as can be spared without detr
ment, and requesting H. W. Johnsol
Esq. to make such presentation.
Mr., Englesby moved to amend bII
striking out that part of the resolution
which donates the books, and by chang
ing the remaining part of the resolution
so as to request Mr.. Johnson to preseni
those books which were donated last
year; disagreed to.
Mr.. Hutchinson moved to amend bJ|
substituting for the word INSTRUCTED
the word requested; agreed to and th
resolution was then rejected
Bills introduced and Referred,-From tb
House, II. SO, an act to pay Peter T.
Washburn for services as Adjutant and
Inspector General to com. on claims.
Adjourned.
| HOUSE,.
| Rports--By Mr.. Wheeler, for com. al
education, favorably to bill amendin!
sec. 20 of chap % of gen. statutes; 81
reading.
BY Mr.. Hebard, for com. on ways an
means, a substitute bill providing NJ
amend sec. of chapter SO of the geneB
statutes relating to the grand list. This
substitute bill provides for taxing I'M
provements Of public or leased lands
land reserved for religious or eduCs
tional purposes; bill ordered printed
By Mr. Lynde for general com. agains
bill for preservation of fish, and PROFIT
ing fishing within specified distana
of Sand Bar bridge during portiond
the year third reading.
! Mr. Wheeler of South Hero spoke b
support Of this bill
! Salary Of dGatant and Inspector GeHsS
BY Mr. Wilson, for com. on claims,
recommendation that the bill to pay !
Washburn for services as Adiutant anu
Inspector General be amended so as ="
! provide to pay two thousand doiiaIs ~ ~,