Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-10-31
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VERMONT LEGhSLATURE.
sRNATk-PoRHNoON.


MONTPELIER, Oct. 26th, 1867.
Bill Introduced BY Mr. Barrett, an act
to incorporate the New England Chemical
Works. g,s Up. aaaar ~ ..rr
BY Mr. Pfout, an act relating TO the
support and removal OF paupers.
By Mr. Hendee, an act relating to pro.
ceedipgs in County Courts. s-r~
Resolutions were introduced referring
the several subjects of the Governors
message TO the appropriate committees.
By Mr. Billiard, Rssolred, That after
Friday next, no bill shall be introduced
into the Senate without unanimous con.
sent; which was ordered to lie by vote
of Is to 2.
YeaS-Messrs Anderson, Atwood, Ba.
ker, Barrett, Brown, Burt, Dewry,
Goodhue, Hendee, Henry, Kellogg, La, e,
Leonard, Prout, Root, SanborD, Walker,
Ia. rs $3.50. q.
Nays-Messrs Barstow and Bullard,
2.
Bills Passed-An act to iegalize certain
proceedings in the town of Castleton; an
act to incorporate the Felchville Wooden
Company az act 10 legalize the grand
list OF the town of Westtield, for the years
1865, 1855 and 1867 !; an act to incorpor
ate the Middlebury Silver Mining Com
pany an act to incorporate the Morris
vile Manufacturing Company; an act to
authorize the town of Chester to pay
substitutes the sum therein mentioned.
A resolution granting the use of the
Representatives Hall to the Reunion
Society of Vermont Officers.
AFTERNOON.
Bill IatrOd,tced-By Mr. Henry, an act in
amendment to an act for organizing the
militia, approved Nov. 14th, 1864. THE
bill obliges all able bodied male persons
between the age OF 81 and 2S years, to
perform active military duty.)
The Senate adjourned at II o'clock,
p. IN. " W aar.f
HoUsB-PoRBNooN.
Bills and Petitions Introduced and RsfsrYsd
nv Mr. Stafford Of Barre, to incorpor-
ate the M0ntpcilcr ana wli.a River
Junction Railroad Company.
By Mr. Brookins OF Shoreham, petition
OF citizens of Shorehaa for Champlain
and Lake Shore Railroad. -5I : q
By Mr Mead OF Randolph, In amend.
ment OF sec ] chap II general statutes
fixing the standard weight of India
wheat lat Al lbs). itt
o By Mr. Leonard OF Dummerston, to
establish the standard measure OF milk
(wine measured.
By Mr. Harris of Danville, to change
the name of the town of Goshen Gore to
Lamoille, and legalizing the election OF
the officers thereof. #.r
BY Mr. Jones OF Mortified, petition of
ia voters and tax payers of the town
Of Lunenburgh, asking the repeal OF the
law allowing certain towns to be taxed
to build railroad. ,aa bad g..
Reports-From the general committee,
in favor OF 81 "a to legalize the grand
list Of the town OF Wateryille, Certain
property having been left out Of tae list
at the time OF making the same was set
In the list after the time for returning
the same had expired. This bill legal.
lied the list as corrected) ordered to
third reading.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
BIZ Passed-To legalize the grand list
OF the town Of Waterville.
RssoIutions-By Mr. Kellogg Of Benson.
that no bills shall be introduced after
Wednesday Of week after next, except
such as shall be reported by committees,
without the assent OF two-thirdsof the
members present on motion of MI Ross
of st. Johnsbury, ordered to lie.
By Mr. Wheton of Pawlet, that the
committee on Manufactures be in.
structed to inquire into the expediency
OF exemptiDg from taxation the real and
personal estates OF all manufacturing
establishments, hereafter established In
this State, for the space OF three years
adopted. ~.... -. ...' .., 81.
q BIZ, IHtyodaoed and Referred by Mr..
Freeman of Waterford, in addition to act
incorporating the Essex Railroad Com.
pany; to committee on Railroads.
BY Mr. Ferrin, to enable the town
therein named, to aid in the construc.
tion OF the Wells River and Montpelier
Railroad. f'-5 a4i MON BOY
[ This bill provides for the assent of
the towns named at q public town
meeting, called by the selectmen, instead
OF the manner provided in previous bills
OF this kind.l -. -
BY MIR Stafford of Barre, In relation to
jury trials and prevent accommodative
verdicts, and TO prevent expense In litit.
cation. .. Ia s.I'GN
tY Clergyman writing to friend, Gays,
my voyage to Europe is indefinitely postponed.
have discovered the fountain of health on
this eide Of the Atlantic. Three bottles of the
Peruvian Syrup have rescued me from the fangs
OF the hend Dyspepsia" Dyspeptics should
drink from fhis fnunta;n