Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-19
MONTPELIER. Oct. II
sPNATE-FoRBNooN.

Joint resolution by Mr.. Reed, grant
ing to the Vermont Historical Society
the use of the Representatives Hall this
morning adopted on the part OF the
Senate.
Mr.. Flagg called up the joint resolu-
tion providing for joint assembly for
the election OF certain officers, and the
motion to change the time from to-day,
18th, to Thursday Goth, was lost.
On motion of Mr. Flagg, the Senate
proposed to the House to add the Rail-
road Commissioner to the list, and on
motion of Mr.. Hyde, to change the
time to Wednesday p. m. at O'Clock,
and the resolution with those proposals
of amendment was adopted.
Section 2, relating to offences against
private property, was taken up and re-
ferred to the Judiciary com.
Senator Tabor for the general com.
reported favorably upon the passage of
the bill Incorporating the Castleton
Hotel Co., which was ordered to be en-
crossed and read the third time.
HOUsB-FoRENooN.
Bills Internationally Mr.. Page of Hyde
park, to regulate fees of jailors.
By Mr.. Pratt of Woodstock, relative
to relief of poor debtors.
By Mr. Pierce Of Rochester, to incor-
porate Rochester Cemetry.
BY Mr. Park of Bennington, to inCOr-
porate the Vermont and New York Rail
road Co.
1t provides for Incorporating COM
pany to construct q railroad from Ben
nington through POwnal to the State
line, to connect with railroad that may
be constructed in New York.
By Mr. Webster of Charleston, to pay
seven dollars per month to substitute
soldiers for the time they have been in
service the same as to volunteers.
Resolution adopted to grant the use
Of the Representatives Hal to the Yer
mont Historical Society. this Tuesday,
evening,
A memorial setting forth the unjusti
fable action of managers of the Rut
land & Burlington Railroad was pre-
scented to Mr. Minor of Manchester anC
read by the Clerk.
HOUSE-ABTERNOoN.
Bills Introauced.-By Mr. Rounds o
| Chester, an act to amend Section 80 Of
Chapter 1875 OF the General Statutes, il
reference to the fees of Sherifs ano
! Constabes.
Referred TO Judiciary Com.
By Mr. Park of Bennington, to incor-
porate the Bennington Manufacturing
Company.
Referred to committee on Manutac,
lures.
BY Mr. Colby Of Hartland, an act re
| ducing the number of Judges of the
| Supreme Court.
Referred to Judiciary Com.
The bill reduces the number Of Judge:
to a Chief Justice and four Assistant
Judges.
BY Mr. Skinner of Derby, an act t.
more fully define the duties Of County
Grand Jurors.
Referred to Judiciary Com.
By Mr. Prout of Rutland, an act relat
ing to recognizances in criminal cases.
| Referred to judiciary Com.
The Governor transmitted the 9th an
nual report of the State Board of Edu
cation, together with the report of thu
Secretary, Adams.
The Speaker announced the following
Standing Committees.
Roads.-Barlow of st Adams, Forbust
of Springfield, Keith of Northteld, Har.
ris of Windham and Page of Hydepark
Military AfaUs.-Barstow of Shell
burne, Cushing of Barton, Wells o
Waterbury, Clifford of New Haven
Wheaton of Pittsford.
Edaeatioa.-Pease of Norwich, Dunn o.
Fairfax, Walker of Ludlow, Cleveland
of Brookfeld, Glazier of Stratton.
ClGims.-Rounds of Chester, Thomas o.
Arlington, Lane of Cornwall, Butter.