Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-09

et~"ii oisbfalntfee,s In Amendment OF
the militia law, TO committee on mill
itary affairs. ttE bfE3H
by Mr. Brigham, of Morristown, an
act to amend sec, 81 OF chap. 20 of genl.
statute, entitled of the support and re-
moval of paupers and relief OF insane
poor. To committee on judiciary.
By Mr. Wires, of Cambridge, to amend
sec. 10 & 20 of chap, ll9 of general
statutes, relating to circnses. 10 gen.
eral committee. The bill fines towns
not less than $500, nor less than $500,
which allows circus exhibitions within
the limits of their town. an
BY Mr. Prout, of Rutland, to incorpor-
ate the Otter Greek Marble company.
To committee on corporations. ssa,E
By Mr. Walker, of Ludlow, an amend
ment of act, entitled an act to estab-
lish the vt. agricultural college, To
committee on education. The bill ap-
propriates one-third of the fund for pur-
chase of farm, and the college TO be
located In whatever towns makes the
largest subscription. vi hasrlgs
BY Mr. Bemis, of Stamford, to incor-
porate Stamford manufacturing COM
pany. Tocommittee on manufacturing.
By Mr. Pope, of Lincoln, to amend an
act in relation to fees of town grand
jurors. To judiciary committee. ~
By Mr. Clark, of Poultney, to amend
sec. %, chap. "a, general statutes relat-
ing to trustee process. To committee
on judiciary. s....- .eE4
BY Mr. Paul, of Pomfret to amend the
act entitled an act in addition to chap.
SO of general statutes, in relation to
grand list. To committee on grand
list, to amend the 1st sec. of an act en-
titled an act to incorporate the Mont
pelier Hotel Co. Third reading refused
authorizing towns to equalize bounties.
Joint ReSOlut3Oa.--By MIR Brarley, di-
recting the curator of the cabinet to
acknowledge, in suitable terms, the re-
Ceipt from Major N. B. Bowman, of
Newbern, North Carolina, of samples
of the products raised on the Southern
plantation under the superintendent of
Nermonter, and place the same in the
| Cabinet for preservation. A resolution
was adopted against the introduction of
| bills after the present week, except by
| report of committees. A resolution pro-
viding for evening sessions was, ordered
| to lie.
| Mr. Hebard, for minority of the COM
mittee on ways and means, made long
| report in favor of the taxation of U. s.
bonds. The bill to amend chap. SO gen.
statutes in relation to process, was read
| a third time, and on motion of Mr.
Nicholson, Of Wallingford, ordered to
| lie. An act in amendment of chap. 3,
general statutes relative to grand list,
was read and amended. The bill passed.
By Mr.. Prout of Rutland, an act to
amend an act entitled an act to incor-
porate the village of Rutland. 118
By Mr.. Burt of Swanton, an act to
amend sec. 81, chap, 126 Of general
statutes relating to fees ofcounty clerks.
| By Mr.. Prout, an act to incorporate
the United States Agricultural Seminary
Company. ras-. rgsa g.saf.
By Mr.. Hamilton of Farnham, an act
to incorporate the Scotch Hill Slate Co.
| BY Mr.. Parker of Wolcott, an act to
amend sec. 2, chap. 4S of general stat
utes relating to probate COURTS
MIR. Nicholson presented the petition
of Hawley Stewart and others, citizens
of Wallingford, for. the repeal of the
present militia law.
| An act in amendment of sec. 16, chap.
% of general statutes relatingt to COM
mon schools and school laws, was ia
vored by Messrs. Burt, Dunn and Rounds,
and opposed by MesSrs. Robinson and
Colby. Passed. 5A' ~ 4
Balg PasSed--An act to amend sec. 80,
chap, 126 of general statutes relating to
fees of sheriffs and constables. on
An act to incorporate West Pawlet
Dairy Association.
l.. An act to Incorporate the Brandon
Marble Co. @ III -aa m 3goN
An act to incorporate the Neshabee
Hotel Co. ,srg. .r.r a .f4ss-- 4..
Jmveni1e Ofeaders--The Committee on
Juvenile Offenders reported bill for es-
tablishing the Vermont Reform School,
which was ordered to lie and be printed.
Thru Reada,g Refa@ed--An actto repeal
an act defining who shall be voters in
town, village, city and school district
meetings. , ........ - ....
| Totosd By the Gogeyw0'-The Governor
vetoed the House bill entitled Gan act in
addition to chap. 121 Of general statutes
in regard to the discharge of poor debt
ors, which was ordered to lie, and the
objection of the Governor ordered to be
printed.
Ordered to Lie-An act repeating the
present militia law, and to provide for a
system of military instruction in the
schools of this State. 4 f
An act to repeal part of an act to or
ganize the militia, approved Nov. %,
1864.
The amendment Of Mr.. Waite to Mr..
Nicholson's militia bill came up at p.
NJ as the special order. Messrs. Waite
and Burt supported the amendment, and
it was opposed by Messrs. Keith, Spear
and Rounds.
JOHN MITcHELL.-A Fortress Monroe
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