Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-25
MONTPELIER, Thursday, Oct. IS
Neutrality-suspicious.,

sENATE-FoREEooN
Bills Passed-An act to incorporate the
Fairhaven Iron Works
BiIls batrOducea-By Mr.. Taft, an act
to incorporate the Provident Orphan
Asylum and Hospital at Burlington.
By Mr.. DotOn, an act to incorporate
the st, Adams Marble Company.
BY Mr., Taft, an act relating to Probate
fees and salaries.
PettttOns-Petitions of Earl Cushman,
J. V. Pomenroy aud Stephen B. Gofr,
praying for increase Of the toll of grist
mills.
AFTERNOON.
Bills Mtroaucea-By Mr.. Barlow, an
act to pay George P Conger, for pur-
suing St. Adams raiders in 1883.
Resolut'ohs-By Mr.. Dorr, to proceed
to election of United States Senators on
the part of the Senate, at o'clock P. NJ.
on Tuesday next.
HoUsE-FoRENOoE.
BIZ Pa8sed-To protect shad and white
fish in Lake Champlain and its tributa-
taries.
Bill ordered to a third reading-To legal
ize the action of the seleCtmen of Caven-
dish.
BiRs H'trsducea-By Mr.. Barron, laying
a tax on Orange county.
By Mr. Carpenter Of Pawlet, to amend
section SO, chapter 90, of General Stat
lies, relating to the division of public
money among school districts.
By Mr.. Parke, in relation to highway
taxes 10 the village OF North Bennington.
From the Senate, bill to incorporate
the Fairhaven Iron Works.
By Mr.. Parke, to incorporate the Ben
nington Water Power Company.
Rp Mr., Miner; for the preservation of
the records and files pertaining to the
war OF 1861 for the preservation Of the
Union.
By Mr.. Ross of St, Johnsbury, relat,Ng
to highways and bridges.
BY Mr.. Walker Of Ludlow, relating to
Fire Insurance Companies.
By Mr.. Lane Of Cornwall, to amend
section 4, chapter General Statutes. re.
lating to reports of certain officers.
ResoluttOns-A resolution to adjourn
from Friday to Monday afternoon at 4
O'Clock, offered on Wednesday by Mr..
Walker OF Dummerston, was taken ND
and passed.
BY Mr. Ross of St. Johusbury, for the
printing of 500 copies of the address of
Senator Edmunds and others before the
State Historical Society on Tuesday
evening last; amended by inserting | 900
copies, in place of 500, and adopted.
Report-Mr. Hubbard, from the gene
raj committee to whom was referred the
petition of Sewall Fullam and others for
The enactment of law requiring fences
20 be erected along highways, reported !
expression of opinion on the |
merits thereof, and recommending that
he petitioners have leave to withdraw
heir petition, which leave was granted.
Adjourned
AFTERNOON.
BNs P0ssed-Legaizing grand lists of
'ensOn and Chittenden for the year 1864.
Incorporating the West Rupert Dairy
association. ......
Incorporating the Mortified South
'illage Slate and Tile Company.
BIZ Ordered to Third Readiag-To amend
n act entitled an act to incorporate the
ermont and New York Railroad Com
any, approved Nov. Cd, 1866.
BIZ Introduced-By Mr.. Prout, to in
orporate the Rutland Missionary Asso-
iation.
Resolat'on-A resolution inviting Mr..
ames b. Angel, President of the Yer
lont Agricultural College, to address
ne Legislature at his earliest copye-
fence in tho Panrooan&at;u.o, M, l
dopted. ..-... .......-- -
Aessage-The Governor transmitted a
from the Governor OF ,
outh Carolina, requesting copies of the :
ermont Statutes, Court Reports, etc.
replace those destroyed by fire at the
lpital of South Carolina in February. 7
'65. Referred.
Adjourned.
FRIDAY, Oct. 10. +