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

of an Attorney General, This bill now
stands AS originally reported by Senator
Taft
BIS Pawea-To protect fish in Otter
Creek.
To exempt the proceeds of certain
property from attachment by trustee
process,
To repeal an act entitled an act to
amend sec. 20 chap. % of general stat
utes relating to school districts.
To tax deposits in savings banks.
The bill passed as amended by Mr..
Rounds.
To provide for the payment of costs
before Probate Court in certain cases
To incorporate the Sutherland Falls
Hotel Co.
Amending the first section of an act
incorporating the Montpelier Hotel Co,
In amendment of an act to prevent
Illegal voting, and in addition to chap.
10 of general statutes.
Incorporating the Rutland County
Reservoir Co.
Extending power of trustees of in
corporated villages.
Third Reading Notwithstanding sec.
Sc chapter Is of general statutes.
Mr.. Walkers bill in amendment of an
act establishing the Vermont Agricul-
tural College was read the third time,
and on motion of Mr.. Park, ordered to
lie.
Balls Iatrodueed-By Mr.. Hebard, ex-
tending the charter of the Vermont Ag.
rsf lFt,Ksa nj NAll
AL authorizing the Governor to appoint
commissioners to memorialize Congress
for such modification of the law as
shall divide the fund among the several
towns Of the State for the purpose of
establishing free libraries
Bills introduced BY Mr. Hutchinson, of
Enosburgh, Incorporating the EnOs-
burgh cheese manufacturing company.
BY Mr. Walker, OF Ludlow, authoriz-
ing the publication Of extra volumes OF
decisions of Supreme Court.
The bill to tax the income of U. s.
bonds was taken up and ordered to be
engrossed, and read third time.
The joint resolution, from Senate, in
relation to national statuary hall, was
read, and on motion of Mr. Colby, re-
ferred to judiciary committee.
Senate Bill, relative to licensed cir
Gus exhibitions was referred to com
mittee on ways and means.
Third reading refused. Senate bill in
relation to fire or cord wood.
Senate bill Incorporating the Vermont
agricultural college, was taken up and
on the motion of Mr. Barlow, referred TO
q select committee of IA, consisting of
one member from each county.
Mr. Robinson from general committee
reported fayorably the Horse bill, rela-
tive to circus exhibitions introduced by
Mr. Wires of Cambridge with proposal
of amendment, so that one third of the
fines should go to the complainant.
Mr. Barlow moved that the bill be Or
dered to lie. On motion of Mr. Waite,
the bill was dismissed.
Third reading refused.-An act to amend
general statutes relative to grand list.
An act amendatory to the militia act.
An act to amend sec. 81, chap "a, gen
eral statute relating to trustee process.
An act to amend an act in relation to
! fees of town grand jurors. An act
amending law Relative tu support and
removal of paupers. Amending sec. "a,
chan. 36, general statutes relating to
testimony.
House bills ordered to be engrossea.-To
pay James A. Pollard $500 for extra ser
vices as superintendent of state prison.
Dismissed. pay to substitute
soldiers amending an act In addition tC
chap SO general statutes, relative 10 the
grand list. An act in addition to and
amendatory to chap. SO, general statutes
relative to process.
The Speaker announced a select com.
mittee on the agricultural college bill
NeSsrs Barlow of St Adams. Lane Of
Cornwall, Miner of Manchester, Cowle:
of Ryecate, Weston Of Colchester, Jude
vine of Concord, Brigham of MorristOwn
Mott of Alburgh, White of Washington
Somers Of Irashurgh, Taylor of Sher
burne, Martin of Piaintield, Goodhue o
Westminster, Mosher of Sharon.
The bill eXempting persons dOmiCileC
in other states from arrest under prOvisC
of sec. rs chap. SO of general statute:
was reported by Nicholsons from judici
airy favorably with amen lments. Tn
amendments were supported by Messr
Miner and Park. and opposed.
By Messrs Burt and Brown of Vernon
when on motion of Mr. Hebard, the bill
was ordered to lie.
, Orderea to Re-Bill exempting y.
bonds from taxation.
; The Speaker presented a commun:ca
tion from Hon. VIM. @. Wilson, repre-
sentative from Bakersville, resignin!
his seat in the house, in consequence 0
his acceptance of the position of fifth as
sistant Judge of the Supreme Court.
Mr. Clark for committee on ways an
means reported bill to pay state officer
as follows:
Adjutant and Inspector General 81 90
Quartermaster General, $1,000, Audito
5000, Surgeon General $780, Treasure
$500.
The bill was ordered to third reading
The committee on ways and mean
reported favorably to the passage O
Senate bill relating to circus exhibi
tiOns.
The bill was read third time, yrhe
Mr. Nicholson moved to amend the bill
by maeing the statute license to circu
$1,000 instead of 81 900.
Mr. Barlow opposed the motion
Mr. NichOlson's amendment was re
jected.
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