Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-28
NIosrPELIgR, Nov. 81.

" SASNni W tltCb superintendent auA vi
rectors OF State Prison adopted.
RpOrt,-From com on finance, House
bill 3OS, providing for the support OF the
government; passed.
From iud com, bill 257, relating to
pleadings in certain cases, amended and
passed bill 244 authorizing the select.
men OF Newbury, to remove the remains
of the dead inferred in the village OF
Wells River, without expression OF opin.
ion, third reading refused.
Senvte bill 80, in addition to chap 81
OF general statutes, of public lands
substitute bill reported and passed.
From com on highways and bridges,
bill IS, granting exclusive right of ferry
to Dyer Hill, and on motion of Mr. Hill,
indefinitely postponed.
From com on railroads, against Sen
ate bill Is, to incorporate the Walloom-
sac railroad CO, and on motion of Mr.
Martin indefinitely postponed.
From com on jud, bill 226 in addition
to chap l08 OF general statutes, relating
to mechanics liens, bill 304 amending
chap II of general statutes, providing
for The appointment of court auditor by
the judges, bill 252 TO prevent paupers
from becoming chargeabe to towns
where they have no legal settlement {;
all passed.
Senate bill so, to pay certain State
officers, from the House with proposals
OF amendment, agreed to.
Bill l02, providing for building s Jail
in the County of Rutland, and House
amendments concurred in.
From com on education, bill 249, in
relation to hours of labor of children in
manufacturing and mechanical estab.
lishments Ono child under 10 years of
age shall be employed and none under Is
more than ten hours each day., and bill
l48, to assist INDECENT young men and
women to qualify themselves for the
profession Of teaching in the common
schools in this State passed.
From gen com, bill to incorporate the
Lamoille Mutual Live Stock Co: passed.
From com on military, bill 3Ol, in
amendment of and in addition to act of
1854, organizing the militia; amended
and passed.
From com on finance, bill 302, estab-
fishing the salary Of certain State off.
GERS; passed.
From com on railroads, bill PSI,
authorizing Bennington and Rutland
railroad to consolidate witL the Lebanon
Springs railroad passed.
From gen com, Senate bill So, amend
ing act OF 1854, relating to sale Of intox-
icating drink; passed.
House bill 295, relating to common
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not concurred in.
Mr. Martin moved that the Senate re. !
cede. A count was called for, which re.
suited as follows
Yeas Is, Nays 5, so the Senate did re.
cede.
From com on manufactures, bill 242, |
to incorporate the Rutland power co
passed.
A message from the House asked the
return OF Senate bill 81, relating to
State Printing; granted.
Mr. Hurd moved to reconsider the vote
passing Senate bill 104, to correct an er.
ror in no OF chapter reconsidered and
passed.
On motion of Dir Walker, adjourned.
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
THURSDAY, Nov. q.
Senate Bill-50 in addition to "a g
relating to highways also, II 223 re-
atiug to common schools and school
avs; passed.
RportS.--From jud com against H 224
relating to legal voters in town meeting,
Sd reading refused; 1876 amending
30 g relating to marriage, amended
and passed also, s 81 relating to I'm.
inished business of deceased sheriffs and
other officers, passed.
From com on railroads, H 299 to in.
corporate the Bennington and Wood
ord railroad CO. and on motion of Mr..
Hard, ordered to lie: s So relating to
'hattel mortgages, and 100 in addition
10 chap. % gen statute relating to pro.
less, PASSED; AZ authorizing towns to
establish central schools, house amend.
nent concurred in.
From com on military affairs, Fl 227 to
lmend act OF 1864 for organizing the
militia, and Isl amending act of 1866,
elating to the division of public money
'mong school districts; passed.
One OF the bills provides for the build
ng OF a workshop. A statement of
act being called for by Mr.. Baker, Mr..
Burt OF the com replied showing the
necessity for even the present number
u boys, as follows
The present building in which about
hirty are now employed in bottoming
hairs being full who are now earning
bout thirty-two cents a day each, or
early as much as our state prison con.
lets are earning the State under the
resent contract.
Mr.. Hendee moved it be committed to
member for amendment, striking out
our thousand dollars and inserting
hree thousand, and on motion of Mr.,
'arstow, ordered to lie.
From com to visit state reform schools
With bills; rules suspended, read Sd time
nd passed.
From com on fnapce, Senate bill, fix.
1g the pay OF the directors of the state
rison, -four dollars per day and travel.
1g expenses, not including board,) and
'om special com House bill relating to
he management Of the State finances
assed.
From com on claims, House bill to :