Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-14
sEYArE-F FORENOON.
MONTPELIER, Nov

sENATE-FoRBNooE
MoNNTPELIBR Nov. 6.
,Toiat Resolutions by Mr. Hendee, author
izing the canvassing committee TO send
for persons and papers, TO be used In the
| Bradford Justice Of the Peace case the
sending OF the same to be no expense to
the state adopted.
Resolutions from the Connecticut
Valley Medical Association, relating to
criminal abortions and addressed 10 the
President of the Senate.
Bigs Intr0dl1cea-By Mr. Dale, relating
to the uofinished business Of deceased
sherif's and other officers.
RfteYea-House bill laying tax (lSc)
on the county of Caledonia; to amend
an act Incorporating the Woodstock
railroad company to pay certain State
| officers relating TO suits and proceed
| inss in which a railroad corporation Is
or may be a party; to incorporate the
Norwich English and Classical boarding
school; passed.
From judiciary committee against bill
to exempt certain property from taxa
ton; on motion of Mr. Dale ordered to
lie.
| AFTkhNODNs
Bids Bstrodt4eed-By Mr. Allen, an act to
incorporate the Green Mountain Quarry
ing & Manufacturing Co.
| By Mr. Billiard, an act providing 8
memorial to be presented to the soldiers
| OF the State who served in the late war.
By Mr. Brown, an act relating to the
formation OF new county, the altera'
ton OF county lines and the location OF
| county seats.
| IT, ls.lA ,..~.iAI--- - 49, e----N~Iiar Of
q new county out of the northern tier Of
towns in Windham county and altering
the lines of several of the other counties
on the east side. 1t provides for COM
missioners to arrange the counties, II
petitions shall be made to the commits.
sioners for that purpose.
By Mr. Dewey, an act In amendment
OF chapter 81 Of the general statutes.
Bills Passed FiaaI,g-An act to incor-
porate the Montpelier and White River
Railroad
An act relating to the grand list. Or
dered to third reading.
An act laying q tax on Caledonia
county.
An act amending the act of incorpora-
tion OF the Woodstock railroad.
Bonding T0Wm-At O'Clock the bill
to enable towns therein named to aid in
building the Lamoille Valley Railroad,
was taken up and after discussion by
Senators Hendee and Martin, in favor,
and Senator Kellogg in opposition, the
bill was passed by vote Of q to 9,
Yeas - Anderson, Baker, Barstow,
Bullard, Burt, Garfield, Clapp, Dale,
Dewey Dyer, Hard, Hendee, Henry,
Hill, Lane, Martin, Root, Sanborn,
Simpson, Smith, Walker-27.
Nays-Allen, Atwood, Barrett, Brown,
Goodhue, Kellogg, Leonard, Orcutt,
Prout--
On motion Of Mr. Goodhue, the Senate
bill, an act granting State pay of seven
dollars per month to certain Vermont
soldiers, was taken up and amended by
providing that no soldier shall receive
any such pay that has sold or assigned
his pay, and was then again ordered to
lie.
HOUsE-FoRECU0N,
Bius Iroauced-By Mr. Parker of Hart.
, ford, to amend sec II chap 1l9 of the
gen stat (forbidding cards, dice and bill.
! IaTQS lOr gaming.
By Mr. Cleveland OF Brookfeld, amend
ing secs 0 and IA chap 60 gen stat re
/ lating to marriage.
E By Mr. Crook Of Corrinth, to legalizt
the corporate acts of the Vermont Cop
per Company and Corinth Mining Com
, pany.
2 BY Mr. Ferrin of Montpelier, to incor
e porate the Green Mountain Quarrying
} and Manufacturing Company.
By Mr. Goss of Vergennes, to incorpo
= rate the Vergennes Steamboat Company
3 BY Mr. Howe of Castleton, to incorpo
rate the Manhattan Marble Company.
G By Mr. Van Sicklen of Burlington, re
ating to nuisances and obstruction t
ghways.
Ly Mr. Pollard OF Windsor, to incor
4 porate the Vermont Stone Cutting Ma
? chine Company.
By Mr. Proctor of Butland, to in cor
f porate the Rutland Boot & Shoe Com
e pany.
+ By Mr. Hubbard of Stockbridge, re
S lating to the State prison.
/ By Mr. White of Shelburne, to incor
/ porate the Shelburne Railroad Company
/. By Mr. Sykes of Dorset, to set por
tion of the town of Mount Tabor to tn,
e town of Dorset.
= Ey Mr. Perkins of st Adams, laying {
/ tax on the county Of Franklin Tor tn,
purpose of building court house, ant
o to pay the Indebtedness of the county
to members of house from FRANKLIN