Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-04-04
Prom the Rouse, to prevent destruc.


ton OF Ash by pounds aud setting nets.
To General committee.
BY Senator Headee, TO incorporate the
American Hone aud Box Company.
Passed on suspension OF the rules.
By Senator Doton, for rebuilding Jail
in windsor county. Referred TO Sena'
tors OF Windsor county.
Senator Hendee moved TO reconsider
the vote adopting the resolution limit
ing the introduction Of bills TO IL
O'Clock of yesterday afternoon. Seaa-
tor Dorr objected, unless reasons be
given. Senator TAFT said he desired to
Introduce bill TO repeal the act APP
proved this morning, to incorporate the
Rutland railroad company, and he sup
posed the introduction OF snch bill
would be objected TO by some Senator.
He repeated his conviction that the
trustees of the first mortgage have not
been consulted on the question. Senator
Hyde opposed the motion as unneces-
sary. The motion was agreed to, ayes,
81 NAYS, 7 and the resolution was laid
on the table
Senator Taft then introduced a bill to
repeal the act alluded TO, and it was re-
terred TO the committee on roads.
By Senator Reed, to incorporate the
Northern Telegraph Company; referred
TO the general committee.
The amendment of the House to Rut-
land Gas Company bill was opposed by
Senator'S Martin and Barlow and non
concurred in.
Resolutions the House, adopting
Joint rules and Joint committees OF the
last session conCurred 10.
From the House, for the appointment
OF three commissioners to examine and
report to tn" next session as TO the
necessity of legislation to secure proper
railroad connections and facilities; con-
Cured In.
HOUSE.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Journal OF yesterday read and APP
proved
Mr.. Pease Of Charlotte moved to re-
consider the vote by which the Senate
bill to incorporate the Rutland Railroad
Company was passed, The bill having
been returned to the Senate, Mr.. Pease
moved that the Senate be requested to
return the bill TO the House, which was
adopted. The House was informed that
the Governor had already approved the
bill. No further action, therefore, could
be had on it.
BIS jatrodseced. BY Mr.. Prout OF Rut-
land, to pay the secretary and assistant
secretary Of the senate and the clerk and
assistant clerks of the House the sums
therein mentioned referred to commit
tee on ways and means.
By MIR. Smith of Bridport to legalize
the action of the legal voters OF the town
of Bridport; referred to Judiciary COM
| mittee.
By Mr.. Clark Of Poultney, to punish
breaches Of the peace and unlawful COM
binatiOns to committee on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Prout Of Rutland, to incorpor-
ate the Cain and Drake Marble Company
of PittsfOrd to committee on corpora
tioDs.
By Mr.. Ball of Springfield, to amend
the act to incorporate the village OF
Springfield. Objection being made to
the introduction of the bill, the House
refused to allow it to be introduced.
By MI Clark of Poultney, to provide
for the expenses Of the present session
OF the General Assembly passed under
a suspension Of the rules.
Joint ResoIatjoR.-From the Senate fol
final adjournment at o'clock on Friday
morning; adopted.
Petjtjoas.--By Mr.. Mason o: ReadsborC
and Mr.. Clark Of Poultney, OF citizens o
Bennington County, asking for rail
road from State line to Woodtord refer
red to committee on roads.
Scaate BHs-To provide workshop
for the Vermont Reform School. Refer
red to the committee on ways and means
To Incorporate the Bennington Ga
Light Company. Passed under suspen
sion OF the rules.
Report, 1919 From special committee
House bill No. l to rebuild the jail il
Windsor County, with amendments.
Mr.. Rounds of Chester opposed tn
sill and moved that it might be dis
! missed. Pending this motion
On motion of Mr.. Burt of swantor
adjourned.