Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29

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porate the North Thetiord Water Co,
House bill No, 81, in amendment OF
chapter 90, General Statutes, Of public in
struction,
House bill No. 81, granting certain
powers 10 the Trustees Of the Northern
Educational Union,
House bill No Il, TO incorporate the
Erst orwell Cheese Manufacturing Com
pany,
House bill No, ~, to legalize the grand
list Of the town Of Holland for the year
1864 TO 1868 inclusive.
House bill No, 81, in addition TO chap
ter 20, General Statutes, Of divorce and
alimony,
Senate bill No, 80 relating to the cleo
ton Of Presidential electors.
Senate bill No. 81, relating TO the Judi
ciary,
HOUSE,
. bis introduced and Rftrei.-By Mr.
Appleton of Victory, relating TO the fees
4 of school district clerk, twenty cents
each for filling out blanks for eaah birth
and death, and one dollar for making re-
turns thereof TO committee on eduea-
ton.
BY Mr.. johnson of Sherburne, in rea-
ton To the grand list, Jail persons 10 mrke
return of personal property for the grand
list in writing, and the list to be sworn to,
undor a penalty for refusal OF neglect to
do SO, OF assessment ON twice the sum
the sum they would otherwise be liable
to-
Bis read third tmc-House bill No,
40, to incorporate the tho New Haven
Camp Meeting Association; passed.
Reports. bill No, IS, to lay a
tax on the county of Windham, with an
amendment, filling the blank so as 10
raise a tax of one cent ON the dollar.
Mr., Boyoe of Fayston, called up House
bill No. As, in amendment of an act enti-
tied Of levy of execution, and moved that
the same be amended 40 that the sled ex.
empted shall not exceed in value $50.
Mr.. Pingry of Weathersfeld, objected
that the amendment proposed might not
convey the meaning that was intended.
He supposed that he meant TO have the
sum Of $50 coveae the value"of the sleigh
and sled together, which was aSsented to
by Mr. Boyce.
Mr. Wheclock Of Berlin, said that inter
probation would be given If the punctua-
ton WA, kept correctly.
Mr. Converse of Woodstock. said if We
are TO set limit GU the value Of tbs .scrl'
cles exempted, we should 20 through the
whole list and aftix limit of value to
every article therein named, He hoped
hoped We should not tramm9l the pool
man while trying to do him kindness.
Mr.. Royce Of Fayston, Said he thought
hc was looking more TO the interests OF
the poor man than the gentlemen from
Wo6ds,ock BY the hill as it now stand,
the man may have hut onc-cither
, sleigh or sled-worth perhaps 300
but with the amendment. he might hav,
a sled suitable for team work and also
sleigh, the value of both not to exceed
: $50,
Mr. Wood of Fairhaven, said he though
that the amendment did not meet the ob
i,gt designed e. be reached, and hoped i
would not pass.
Mr. Reynolds Of Alburgh. moved tn
bill be dismissed
Mr. Abel Of West Haven, said tina
those exemptions bills gave rise TO a larg
amount Of rascality and as undor tn
gene RAJ bankrupt LAW AL dENltItS tAtIlIl Z
from attachment 10y state law were exemp
i from turn rs assets OF the debtor uhde
that hSs. he thought it not just. an
should vote against.the bill
Mr. Frisbie of Aoultney, asked OF tn
: committee "heeeih inns pill changed IN
present law.
Mr. converse lor committee eAp'AInc'
that While man oxen OF steers "er
exempt unler the present law 'he yoS
and chains Were not exempt ana "hil
his horses were exempt ms harnesses ar
not exempt IAcre ilau also oeeh "'u,H
/ wagon or cart ana perhaps some ONE
small tens a.,
Mr.. Miner OF Manchester' eSplaIhe
that II amended the 6iiI as to horses
( that the man Who had out one horse use
Tor team work should nave II eAeih Pr,
which there Is doubt IN the present Law
I There had been Stea, uhieFence Oh ut
r cision~ III courts III different parts Of tn
: Sta" ~ !" yoke chains ana harnesses
= aud h. th"nsht they ought TO De spec
tied, AMI IL would also specify the on
> hors" n wei "o TWO horses.
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: law As IT no" stands very detective que
tons "r>'H1 under IT have been c'Lrie
To the supreme court ana IAAt 'o"r'' nav
/ avoided decision; there was srea
' doubt At mt the intention OF the Wesen
/ law, and '". hoped that something Woul
he done T. render II More perfect an
dSttnite t'.ah II nov IS lie hopel tn
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