Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
THURSDAY, Nov. D.
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THURSDAY, Nov. ..
SENATE.
BilS iatroductd BY Mr.. Hendee, re-
lating TO the acquisition Of rights by pre-
scription and limitation
To incorporate the killngton Railroad
Company
BY Mr. Hutchinson, of Orange, by re-
quest, to pardon Jason f.. Fuller.
PdSStd-To incorporate the Beldings
Falls Marble Co.
To amend an act to incorporate the Bur-
lington Savings Bank.
Granting a-fcrry 10 Algernon s. Phelps
and Jabez Hazen.
To pay Noble B. Flanucgan the sum
I therein mentioned.
Providing for the better preservation
of the records of registration.
To incorporate the Montpelier Library
Association.
/ Reports committee ON educa-
. ton, Senate bill No. 80, in addition to an
act concerning the education OF children,
/ between the ages of 8 and IA years, "a
substitute bill was reported now standing,
Senate bill No. 81, and entitled an act re-
lating to the education of boys between
5 and % years of age.
/ Mr.. Farnham spoke in explanation and
in fnvor of the bill. Opposed by Mr.
/ Dewey, who, on the acceptance of the re-
/ port OF the committee, called for the yeas
and nays. which were as follows:
Z YEAs-Messrs. Anderson, Brown, Bull
/ lard, Dale, Dyer, Elkins, Farnham, Green,
/ Halbert, Hall, Hard, Hendee, Hutchin-
son Of Franklin, Hutchinson of Orange,
Nash, Simpson, Walker-I7.
( NAYs.-Messrs. Allen, Dewey, Goodell,
/ Heath, Ladd, Leonard, Love, Orcut--S.
I The question being upon the third
reading. Mr.. Anderson replied to the OBJ
lection made by Mr.. Dewey, that the bill
was arbitrary and oppressive, and urged
/ its merits.
! Mr. tlard objected to the provision for
inticting penalty on the person who had
the custody Of boy, as liable to lead to
injustice in certain cases.
Amendments were proposed by Mr.,
4 Heath, Mr.. Hard, Mr.. Farnham and Mr..
Hendee, which were adopted, and the
third reading was ordered-yeas IA, nays
/ 10.
Sections one and two of the original
bill Senate bill No. 39) having been en-
tirely stricken out, the question being on
the third reading of the remaining sec
tions, and on motion of Mr. Farnham was
amended
Bills IHr0duced.- BY Mr., Reed, Of
Waitsfeld by request, for the preserva'
ton of fish in. Townsend pond, in the
town of Barnard
1 BY Mr.. Squier, of Charlotte, to incor.
porate the Charlotte Cheese Manufactur.
ing Company.
BY Mr.. Lynde, of Guildford, to incor.
porate the Guilford Mineral Spring Com.
pany.
By Mr.. Hancock of Worcester, chang
ing the standard weight Of beans, max
ing it so lbs. to bushel.
BY Mr.. Proctor, of Rutland, to incor
porate the Central Marble Company.
BY Mr.. Converse, of Woodstock, t.
amend section II, chapter 1l9, genera
statutes, relating to offenses againit pub
lie policy
Resolution. BY Mr.. Briggs, of Brandon
that the committee on claims be instructed
to inquire whether the National banks il
this State have paid all taxes required by
law.
RemonstrdHres BY Mr. Wales, Of Bur
lingt6n, OF citizens of Burlington, agains
setting off part of Burlington to th'
town of Colchester.
BY Mr.. Staples, of Dover, of Albert M
J Howe and 80 others, citizens Of Dover
against setting off part of Wilmington
to the town of Dover; to select COMMITTEES
composed of members from Windhan
County.
Bis Passed Granting further power
to Peoples Academy.
To empower the railroads therein namet
to consolidate with each other and will
: other connecting railroads
To incorporate the Winooski Saving
Bank.
!, To legalize tho grand list Of the tow
5 Of Jamaica for the years 1S61-S.
: An Act to incorporate the Wells Slat'
r and Tile Company.
To incorporate the Snowdon Slate Com
. pany.
To incorporate the Winooski RooA
;, Spring Company.
Unfinished Business. For the advance