Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-14
yFHnONr LEGIsLATURE.
neutrality-suspicious.,

An act legaiiLins tno Soipo@N ''
and proceedings OF the Vermont Iron
Co. OF Plttsford. s. ..sa.. .... z
An act in amendment OF an act for
organizing the Militia, approved Nov,
%, 1854,
BIR Lstrodueel-By Mr. Baker, an act
relating TO railroads,
Join, Resolution by Mr. Martin, pro-
viding for a joint assembly for the cleo
ton Of Judge of the supreme court, In
place OF Hon Loyal G Kellogg, on Friday
at 10 - o'clock, m.
BY Mr. 0rcutt, providing for the cleo
ton OF railroad commissioner, superin'
tendent and directors OF state prison,
and trustees OF the reform school.
AFTERNOON.
House Bis not Passed--An act relating
TO pay OF County Commissioner,
An act TO pay w W Eaton the sum
therein mentioned.
Ordered to third Rsading--An act relat-
ing TO covenants and deeds.
An act In amendment OF an act incor-
porating the Union Slate Company.
An act relating to offenses against
chastity, morality aud decency.
An act TO incorporate the Black River
Chair Manufacturing Company.
Ian act tolincorporate Steam Stone Cut
ter Company.
An act changing the name of Ellen NJ
Moseley. .
An act in amendment OF an act to in
corporate the village OF Cabot.
On motion Of Mr. Dale, an act ex-
empting certain property from taxation,
was taken up and re-committed to the
committee on the judiciary. o.. .-
Mr. Garfield reported against the pas
sage of an act to prevent ball playing
within certain limits, and on motion of
Mr. Hendee, was ordered to lie. ...
The bill relating TO offenses against
chastity, morality and decency was
made the special order on Friday at 8
IL o'clock p. m
HoUsB-FoRENooN.
Bills introduced and refarea-By Mr.
Wood of Fairhaven, laying tax on the
county of Rutland, for the purpose of
building a jail and paying the indebted.
ness of the county; to members from the
county of Rutland,
By Mr. Corey Of Craftsbury, authoriz-
ing the erection of monument in the
national cemetery at Winchester Va,
to the memory of Vermont soldiers there
buried; to committee of ways and means.
Rep@ts-To incorporate the Vergen-
mes steamboat company to incorporate
the Douglass marble company of Bran
don; to incorporate the Manhatten mar
BILE company to incorporate Killington
hotel company to incorporate the Froz.
en- Well hotel company to incorporate
the Green Mountain marble company of
Dandy. .' a. -
Against house bill in amendment of
chap "a relating TO traffic in intoxicating
liquors; third reading refused.
Against house bill in amendment Of an
act to prevent the destruction OF fish 0y
the setting OF pounds and nets ordered
TO lie. .. @
From committee on ren"eaetures, to
incorporate the huvlauu boot anu shoe
company ordered to third reading. u.
From COMMITTEES ON railroads, to re-
peal so much of certain act as author-
ICES the town of Pomfret to raise money
to aid in building railroad, with amend
ment, which was agreed to; ordered to
third reading. .-.,
House DILL relating to railroads, (pro-
viding for erection of gates or bars at
farm crossings) which was disagreed to.
Mr. Ross OF St Johnsbury offered q sub
stitute FOR sec 2 !; bill and amendment re-
committed TO committee on railroads.
House bill charging powers of school
districts No 8 and 10 in Rockingham,
with amendments, which were agreed
to; ordered 70 third reading.
JOINT Resolution - BY Mr. Marvin of AL
burgh, that his excellency the Governor
be, and he is hereby requested to insti-
tute such measures as In his Judgment
shall seem best calculated to secure the
object, TO obtain concurrent action on
the part of the proper authorities of the
Dominion OF Canada and of the State of
New York, to prohibit the destruction
OF fish by the use OF pounds and nets
which are set" in the waters OF Lake
Champlain, with the bounds OF their res
pectiye governments, as soon as may be |;
laid on the table and made special order
Of tomorrow afternoon at o'clock,
AFTERNOON.
reports -Grantlng certain privileges
10 the village of Ludlow.
Com on manufactures, incorporating
the Green Mountain Quarrying and
Manufacturing Co.; third reading.
Com on Military Affairs, reporting on
the resolution inquiring as to the
whereabouts Of adjutant generals re-
ports of other states; that no such re-
ports were turned over to him by his
predecessor, Gen Washburn. Ordered to
lie.
Com on Agriculture, favorably to
house bill regulating the weight of oats
at 30 lbs per bushel. On motion to dis
miss the bill the yeas and nays were as
follows; Yeas ia. Nays SO.
Joint Revolutionary Mr.. Harris of
Windham, that joint com of two men,
bers from the Senate and three from the
House, be appointed to report the
earliest possible time for adjournment.
Adopted.
BRls introdHeea-By Mr. Jones Of Corn
wall, to incorporate the North Middle
bury Marble Co.
On the question of an act relating to
divorce and separation, after debate the
bill was dismissed.
BWS paSsea-Relating to discontipuance