Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-15
LEGIs,. AZURE on. VERMONT.
SENATE.

fx portions OF the GoNerhors message To
~, ,ropriate committees, which was adop-
BIS Alphabetically Mr.. Dale, relating
10 op, oressiy,' and yexatious attachments
On me sue proc ess
BY Mr. Hol.hert, amending Section |,
Chapter ID Of IL general Statutes, relat-
ing 10 town meet. ngs,
By Mr.. Dewey, toinoorporate the Trus-
tees of the fund Tor aged and infrm Cler-
gymen Of the Episcopal church in tho hi.
Geese of Vermont.
tees OF the fund for thu, support Of the
Bishop OF the Episcopal Oh uroh in the Di-
oceso Of Vermont,
by Mr.. Hendee, An Act To con struc, or
in amendment Of An Act approved Oct. |
%, 1857, incorporating the Lamoillo Val.
ley Railroad, Changing the western ter
minus Of the road 10 Swanton, and proyid. |
ing for its location through towns noces-
sary for that purpose
By Mr.. Garfield, amending Scction35, |
Chapter %, General Statutes, relating TO
school districts.
Joint Rsoluti0a-lIousc bill, for a
joint committee to canvass the votes for
county officers, adopted in concurrence.
The President appointed for this COM
mittee, on the part of the Senate, Mr.. Nash,
of Addison, Love, of Remington, Hall, of
Caledonia, Halbert, of Chittenden, Dale,
of Essex, Bart, of Franklin, Ladd. of
Grand Isle, Hendee, of Lamoillc, Farm
ham, Of Orange, Elkins, Of Orleans, Allen,
Of Rutland, Heath, OF w Nshing,on, brown,
Of Windsor, Wheeler, of Windham.
On motion of Mr.. Halbert, adjourned
until Monday morning, at 10 o'clock.
HOUSE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Journal of yesterday was read and
approved.
Bills introduced. by Mr.. Gleed, OF Nor
ristown, an act TO construe and in amend |
ment of the act to incorporate the La
noble Valley Railroad Company allow
ing the road TO terminate in Swanton, in
stead of Us in the original BILL
BY Mr. Park, Of Bennington, authoriz- !
ing the Bennington and Rutland Railroad
Company TO extend their railroad TO West
Rutland.
Resolutions BY Mr. Whedon of, Paw
let, that so much of the Governors Mes
sage as relates to Education be referred TO
the Committee on Education.
By Mr. Shuiileton, of Sunderland, that |
so much of the Governors message as re-
lates to taxing railroad stock and bonds
be referred to the Committee on Ways and
| Means.
BY Mr.. Briggs of Brandon, that so much
Of the Governors Message az relates to
salaries of States Attorneys be referred to
Select Committee consisting of one men,
Der from each county; adopted.
Joint Resolution. BY Mr., Mead, OF Ran
dolph, rendering the use Of the Hall Of
! Representatives to the Officers Re-Union
Society on the, evening of Oct 22d, for
their annual address.
On motion of Mr.. Irish of Searsburgh,
adjourned.
HoUsE-AFTERNoON.
ResoIutioaS.-By Mr.. Brookins, of Shore
ham, that so much of the Governors
Message as relates TO the Reform School
! be referred to the Committee on Educa-
ton adopted.
BY Mr.. Abel, Of West Haven, that so
much of the Governors Message as relates
TO the subject of reciprocity in trade be-
> tween the United States and the Domin.
n ion of Canada be referred to select com
n mittee, consisting of five members of thi,
d House, with authority to report by reso
. luton or otherwise; adopted
Bills introduced and Rtterred By Mr.
: Abel, of West Haven, TO incorporate tn,
d Fairhaven and Lake Shore railroad com
l pany; referred to the Committee on Rail
o roads.
"a By Mr. Wheelock, OF Berlin, to regulat
the erection of new offices and the in
/ crease of salaries referred TO the Com
mittee on Ways and Means
On motion Of Mr. .Frisbie, of Poultney
adjourned.
81 MONDAY, Oct L.
n SENATE.
The President announced that he hat
e appointed as Reporters for the Senate, Ed
y ward M. Brown of Montpelier, and Georg
It B. Shaw, of Burlington. The following
appointments were also announced by tn,
Sergeant-at-Arms, to wit:
j. Samuel Eyerts Of Cornwall, Dour-keep
!; err John c. Pattec of Bloomfield, Assis
Il tant.
BY the Secretary of the Senate, to wit
a VIM. L. Dewey, Of Montpelier, ant
z Henry Fisk of peacham. Messengers
,J0int Rfsel,nioDs--House bill. grantin,
J the use of the hall of the House of Rep
= resentatives 10 tbo Vermont officers 70
! their animal ro.nn;on address. Thursda,
'e ayor;nr, OF ood Relating Ia the an
nointnont of COMMITTEES to canvas
: Votes for members of Congress adopted.
: On motion of Mr. Walker adjourned
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