Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-05

ors 81 property attached On mesne pro-
cess. sp.n.l
laid an the table and made the special or
1er f,r half,past two o'clock IN the alter
noon Of next Thursday =,
House bill No, 100, 10 incorporate the
Wells Slate and Tile Company third
reading ordered,
House bill No. ZIG, to incorporate the
Snowdon Slate Company; third reading
ordered,
House hill No, -, u ,hange lhr name
Of Mary Elizabeth Little third reading
ordered,
senate bill No, ~, relating TO chat,el
mortgages. with proposals Of amendment,
which were agreed 10, and on motion OF
Mr.. Weber, Of Rochester, ordered 10 lie
and made the special order for Thursday
next at :! o'clock in the afternoon,
House bill No, 10, to pay William H.
Carr the sum therein named, for services
in finding the body Of murdered child
with amendment falling blank with sum
Of So, which was agreed 10; third read
ing ordered,
senate bill ~, TO enable certain towns
TO aid in building the West River Rail
road, by subscribing for itS stock, with
amendments, which were adopted,
Mr.. kuowlton, Of Stratton, moved u
amend no as 10 except the town of STRAIT
ton from the provisions Of the bill
Mr.. Plympton, Of Newfane, said the
town Of Stratton was a large numbering
town, and moro interested in the pro-
posed railroad than any other town on the
line OF the road, and ought not TO be eX'
tempted.
In response to inquiry Of Mr.. Miner, OF
Manchester, Mr., Hopkinson, of Mount
I Hoy tor committee, said there was moth
ing in the bill that compelled the town o.
Strnttnn 10 take stock in the road.
| The amendment proposed by MIR
| knowltun, of Stratton, was then lost, ayes
-, nays, 50.
The bill was then read the third time
and on its passage theayes and nays being
demanded by Mr.. Estey, of Brattleboro
were taken-ayes l0l, nays IS, So tn
bill passed.
Mr.. Boycc, Of Fayston, moved that tn
senate be requested TO restore to tn
: House, House bill Aj, TO repeal an &C
authorizing improvements to be made i
Nulhegan River aud its tributaries
agreed to-aycs Ill, nays 30.
Senate Bills Rsferrcd-Senate bill o.
to repeal an act 10 authorize improve
ments to be made in Nulhegan River an
It's tributaries.
Senate bill -, relating to eentra
schools.
Senate bill p, relating to division o
public school money in districts No.
and ii in Springfield.
Senate bill 81, to establish the incorpo
ration OF the Tehauntepeo Railroad Com
pany.
Senate bill "A, in relation to Life lnsur
ance Companies, and in addition to chap
ter 81, general statutes.
Senate bill IL, to incorporate the Eas
Fairfield Mil Company.
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
The Senate came into the Representa-
tivcs Hall and joint assembly wa
formed for the election of three trustee
Of the Vermont Reform School.
Hon. George w Hendee, President pr
tenn Of the Senate, in the chair; Hon, Geo
Nichols, Secretary of State, clerk.
For First Trustee
Senator Dewey nominated Chas. Rood
Of Montpelier, and he was unanimousl
elected by rirt coer vote.
F1, SCENT Trustee.
Senator Burt nominated Lewis A. Dunr
of Fairfax, and he was unanimously ele'
ted.by rirI eocc vote.
. For Thrd Trustee
Mr. Proctor, Of Rutland, nominate
' don. John Howe, of Brandon, and he WI
c unanimously elected by rlCd ooce vote
The Joint Assembly was then dissolve
= and the Senate withdrew.
Mr. Baldwin, of Hinesbuggh, called l
the resolution for adjournment from Sa
y urday afternoon next until Tuesday afte
noon next at 4 o'clock in the afternoo
which was this morning Laid on the
bic
The question being on the adoption
the resolution, it was adopted-Ayes, 1t
Nays, Al.
I. Joint Rtsoiutions-From the Sena
Of providing for photographic survey
Of this State, the Secretary of State direct
To send circulars to the seleCtmen OF ca
a town, and mayor of each city, ask
them to give information as to the nu
u. Der of extent of the water power in tn
n. respective towns and cities, and their {
n. vantagcs for manufacturing industry,
Secretary of State to report the results
he the next Legislaturc.l
BY Mr. Barney, of Castleton, that wi
d. the Senate and House of Representa-
adjourn on Friday afternoon, it be VI
he Wednesday forenoon next, at 10 o'clo
N. rciected.-Ayes %, nays 03.
n. On motion of Mr.. Jones, of Benson,
ad journed.