The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-11-22

z, 1866. relating to naturalization.
RepoU--From committee on cleo
ions to the remonstraIce Of Charles
} Reed of Barre, against the right of
Frank Stafford to hold seat in the
House, reported that Charles O. Reed .
vas entitled to his seat The report .
md accompanying resolution waa or
Tered to lie and become special order .
Of Friday, 10 1.2 o'clock a m.
November Is.
MORNING SESSION.
SENATE. BUs Passed so, to incor
porate The St Adams Printing, Bind
ing and Paper Manufacturing Compa-
ny.
SO, relating to interest, legal rate
G per cent. by agreement of parties,
any rate not to exceed Z $40 per
cent?.
Petition and Resolutioa--B Senator
Atwood of VIM. H. Bell and others,
relating to service on the northern
to committee on claims.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senator Hendee called up H 113,
to incorporate the ST. Adams Brigade
Band; passed.
MORNING SESSION.
HOUSE. BHs Passed ii 24O, in
Stone Channeling Ma
chine Company
reports From the minority of com
mittee on elections, to whom was re-
ferred the petition and remonstrance
of VIM b. Stevens of Bradford, against
the right OF Barron Hay to hold a seat
iii the House, reported in favor ef Bar
ron Hay; ordered to lie and become
special order of Tuesday at 10 II
O'Clock
From committee on railroads, favor
able to H PSI, authorizing the Rutland
and Bennington and Lebanon Springs
Railroads to consolidate; third read
ing ordered
From committee on ways and means
unfayorabe to resolution appropriate
ing $1,000 to pay J. S Adams for serv-
ices as Secretary of the Board Of Edu-
cation; adoption refused
so, Incorporating ST Adams Print
ing, Binding and Paper Manufacture
ing Company; to committee on manu-
fac,ures
II 251, authorizing the Rutland and
Bennington and Lebanon Springs
Railroad to consolidate.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
From committee on railroads, I'M
favorubly to H 90, an act incorporat-
ing the Champlain Valley Railroad
Company; third reading refused
From the committee on corporations,
favorably to II 1919, an act incorporat
ing the Burlington Steamboat Compa-
ny; third reading ordered
From the committee on mileage and
debentures, to whomwas referred the
mileage of members, submitted n re-
port identical to that of last session
ordered to lie.
On motion of Mr., Rounds of Ches-
ter, II II, an act providing for pay for
soldiers who served III the regular ar
my aud in Gen. Hancock's Veteran
Reserve Corps, was taken up.
November 10.
MORNING SESSION.
SENATE. Senate BW-No 95, relat-
ing to the management of the state
prison.
Senator Anderson demanded the
yeas and nays, viz
Yeas, 10; nays, IS.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
reports. House bill No. 20S, to in
corporate the Shelburn railroad COM
pany. Amended and read q third
time.
From committee on railroads; House
bill No. 27l, authorizing the Rutland
and Burlington Railroad to change
the present location of their road in
and near Yergennes, and build a
branch. Passed.
Senate Bill Passed From committee
of education, House ILL 234; incorpor-
ating the Lyndon Literary and Biblical
Association.
On motion of Senator Hard, adj
journed.
30 FORENOON SESSION.
House. BIS Passed. H 296 an
act in addition to section 6 of chapter
% G S, relating to common school and
school law (relating to pay of Board
and Secretary
Mr.. Wheelock moved an amend
ment, making the pay of the Board So
per day, agreed to; passed.
Report From select committee, I'M
favorably to II 1919, to lay tax upon
Franklin County; third reading re-
fused.
Special Orders SO, an amendment
Of an act relating to the organization
of militia.
On the question of its passage. Mr.
Mead called for the yeas and nays
which being taken, resulted as follows:
Yeas, "a; nays. l20; SO the bill was
lost.
The majority and minority reports
and resolutions regarding the Brad
ford contested election, were taken mn