Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-21

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uiacturing company,
Joint Recitation BY Mr. Anderson, that
the Senator's and Representatives in
Congress from this State be instructed
| 10 use their influence for modification
| of the national banking law, which
shall reqalre the cashiers Of the several
national banking associations to make
return of the number and par value Of
shares owned in their respective banks
| TO the towns or cities where the owner
thereof may reside; and that the same
may be taxable at such place and not
elsewhere, by or under State laws.
BW introduced BY Mr. Atwood, an act
amending the general statutes, relating
TO private corporations.
THIRD reading refDsd-An act to iIcor-
porate the Peoples gas light company
OF Burlington.
HoUsE-FoREEooN.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Bilb read third tims-To incorporate the
Sutherland Falls marble co; in amend
ment OF an act to incorporate the Green
Mountain silver mining Co TO incopo.
rate the Barton hotel co 223 in adj
tion TO chap - Q s, entitled of common
schools and school laws, relating tocol-
lector OF taxes TO incorporate the
North Middlebury marble CO; to iDcor-
porate the Lyndon literary and biblical
institution; to incorporate the last
Barnard Cemetery Association all
passed.
Barre Contested Election
The report and resolutions in the Fare
| contested election case were taken up.
Mr. Parker Of Wolcott asked the COM
mittee how long it appeared be fore them
that Packard and Smith had voted.
Mr. Proctor, for committee, said it APP
peared that they had voted several years
without objection.
Mr. Parker referred to the matter of
notice, which he thought was not sutli.
Gent, Perhaps technically the notice
was given, but they had two days sitter
the election to give him personal notice
before he lett for the West, but that 1t
it was not given, Further, Mr. Stafford
did not appear or give any authority for
appearance.
Mr. Ferrin OF Montpelier asked the
committee if Mr. Charles Reed die not
appear before the justice as counsel for
the citizens Of Barre and not Of Mr. Stat
ford.
Mr. Proctor replied, substantially, that
that was the case.
Mr. Howe Of CastletOn, moved the pre-
viOus question, which was seconded by
the house. On the adoption of the resO.
luton Mr. Hancock of Worcester de.
manded the yeas and nays, and they
were as follows; yeas SO nays 90.
So the resolutions were not adopted.
AFTERNOON.
Bills PaSSed-Relating to appeals from
the judgments Of justices of pease.
An act amending an act Incorporating
the steam stone cutting company.
Joint Resolation-By Mr. Pelton of Lud-
low, providing for joint assembly on
Tuesday next at . II O'clock, N, to
elect a superintendent and three direct
Uro Of tho State Prison.
BY Mr. Ferrin of Montpelier of Q w
Storrs and AZ other citizens on Mnntpe.
lier, praying for a passage Of bill to
eq1alize freights on railroads; to com
on railroads
From committee on mileage and de-
bentures, to whom was referred the
mileage OF members, submitted report
the same as that of last session or
dered to lie.
From com on railroads, unfavorAbly
to Incorporating the Champlain valley
railroad company refused third read
ing.
From com on elections, to whom was
referred the petition and remonstrance
Of VIM B Stevens of Bradford, against
the right Of Barron Hay to hold seat
in this House, reported in favor of petit
tioner by resolution; report and reso.
luton ordered to lie.
From com on corporations, faVorably
to incorporate the Burlington steamboat
company.
From General Com, not expressing
any opinion regulating hours Of labor.
On motion Of Mr. McGregor Ct Colchester.
the report was ordered to lie.
Oraered to third readiNg-Favorably in
cooperating West Rutland Improvement
company.
Authorizing the auditor to draw an
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frames for photographs forVermont off.
GERS,
Resolution exempting manufacturing
companies from taxation with q bill
which was an act Incorporating the
Shelburne railroad company. Third
reading.
An act enabling towns therein named
to aid in constructing the Montpelier
and Wells river railroad.
SATURDAY, Nov. Is.
SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
On motion OF Mr. Martin the reading
of the journal Of yesterday was dis.
pensed with.
Senate Bills Passed - To pay certain
State officers for extra services, relating
to prosecuting oficets RIl in amend.
ment Of chapter II general statutes.
Bulls '4tyaaarea and ret1ra--fBy unani- |
nous consent), by Mr. Burt to incorpor-
ate the United States pat fuel COM
panyi to com on manufactures.
Mr. Hendee called up bill relating to pay. |
ing u per month to certain Vt soldiers, |
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