Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-07

rms Oil allows the trial Of =.
"nele the sum is $500, with the rlo vss.s
AN &C: relating to mechanics Ian.
- an act TO incorporate the RMS
silver Mining Company. burlington
...... AFTERNOON.
pleadings "0' ieiaAng to
nus HaaNy tassed-An act 10 ,rco,.
ate the Sheldon Hotel Compsnv 0'por'
n AN act to incorporate the ST. AIb,ro
Brigade Band. ~ A'oans
An act to incorporate the Rpu,n,
county Fish Breeding association
Inc Senate went into Executive G..
sion, and after some time spept tbo ovs,
the Senate adjourned. ''''''A
HOUSE.
BUS introduced and Refe,re4-Rv n.
Freeman OF Waterford, in relation vi
gristmills (ixing tolls). '''N 10
ny MIR Converse Of Woodstock ~
relation TO suits In which a railroad Gov
poratlon is or may be party or ipter.
ested. VI 'u'eE-
>, by Mr. Peske ef orange, relating 10 tbo
dlscontinuance of highways. 'D'
BY Mr. johnson of Rockinohsm -.
largeing the powers OF school 49,.
No. In Rockingham, and No. 10 in
Westminster. ~ /"
By Mr. Ross OF st Johnsbury, fyir,
the compensation OF the secretary of tbe
board OF education. - 'D'
by Mr. Goodell of Brandon. 10 incor.
porate the Green Mountain Marble Com
pany of Dandy. N0"''
By Mr. Wright OF Pownal, rCouirino
children between the ages of eIobt .od
fourteen to attend school.
BY Mr. Nourse of Pittsford. IN nav tbo
town OF Pittsford the sum therein
named. N'0''
From committee on railroads in ra,.
tlon 10 The resolution instructng them
10 inquire into the expediency of report.
ing general enabling act, to enable
towns To aid in the construction of rail
roads, That In their opinion no such
legislation is necessary. Mr. Converse
explained that the committee were not
opposed to enabling acts u special cases.
nut that they were opposed to general
act as contemplated ID the resolution.
From the committee on WAYS and
means on the memorial OF Mr. Barrett
ana ~ Others, asking the passage ofa
law exempting those over 20 wears of
age from poll tax; bill in amendment
oil sec l, chap IS general statutes. relat.
Ing to the grand list (exempting polls
over 70 years of age)
from committee on judiciary. against
House bill relating to jury trials to pre-.
vent accommodation verdicts and ex.
penses of litigation third reading re.
fused.
Mr. Wood OF Fsirhaven, by request
moved TO reconsider the vote refusing
the third reading of House bill to paw
Daniel Whitcomb the sum therein
named agreed TO and ordered to lie and
made the special order OF tomorrow
afternoon at half past o'clock.
BAS passed-House bill to incorporate
Pico worsted mills OF Mendon.
House bill changing the name of Co.
shen Gore TO Lamoille, and legalzing the
election of the officers thereof on mo-
tim of Mr. Ferrin ordered to lie and made
the special order OF Friday afternoon at
AS'A PIS@ WV " NiOChs
Mr. Brigham OF Hydepark called up
House bill to enable the towns therein
named to aid in the construction Of the
Lamoille Valley Railroad.
Mr. Wood of Fairhaven moved to Law
the bill on the table and make il the
special order OF tomorrow afternoon at
half-past two o'clock. Mr. Allen of
lrasburgh called for the yeas and nays.
Upon explanation by Mr.. Brigham of
Hydepark, the motion to lay on the table
was withdrawn.
Mr. Brigham further moved that the
bill, together with the amendment, be
ordered to lie and made the special or
der for tomorrow afternoon at half-past
O'Clock agreed to.
Reports -From the committee on Edu-
cation isvorably to fixing the salary of
The Secretary of the Board OF Education
1t $1,000 per year; ordered to third
'eading.
Petitions the trustees Of Newbury
Seminary asking for the passage OF the
Dill enabling them to change their loca-
ion and dispose Of property IN Newbury;
eierred to select committee consisting
II Messrs Converse of Woodstock, Ross
# st. Johnsbury, Ball OF Springfield,
rerrin OF Montpelier and Hall of Groton.
Mr. Converse OF Woodstock called up
he bill forbidding frst cousins inter
marrying, and opposed it, passage re-
used.
Bills Latroiaeed-By Mr. johnson Of
Rockingham, relating to Board OF Edu-
alton.