Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29
of Burlington, Amended and third
reading ordered.
On motion of Mr. Barlow, adjourned,
HOUSE,

On motion of Mr. Barlow, adjourned,
HOUSE,
hpuFiS Senate bill No, ), 10 ineorpor
ate the trustees of the fund for aged and
inhrm clergymeu of the Episcopal Churcl
of the Diocese of Vermont, with propose
Of amendment which was agreed 10
passed.
From committee on corporations, il
favor Of Senate bill No Is, 20 ineorporat,
the trustees Of the fund for the support o
the Bishop of the Episcopal Church fol
the Diocese Of Vermont, with proposal o
amendment, which was agreed 10
passed.
From committee ON corporations in ia
vor Of Senate bin No, l., to amend an aot
TO incorporate the Mount Mansfield Turn
pike Co; passed.
From general committee sn favor O
House bill No 10, TO restore Joseph vii
liams, of Poultney, 20 his legal rights ant
privileges
From committee on corporations in IA
yor OF House bill No. II to incorporat,
the Queen City Fire Insurance Company
with an amendment, which was agreed
10.
Mr.. Abel, Of West Haven, said il h,
understood the provisions of the bill i
exempted the stock Of the company iron
taxation for five years; with that proyis
ions he should vote against the bill.
Mr. Wales, of Burlington, said that ther'
was largo amount of money sent out o
this State eqery year to foreign fire insur
ancc companies, and we ought 10 proyid,
some means 10 rerain ii in the State. Thi
was an Speriment.and We ought 20 gran
tins exemption 10 allow those interested
sn the enterprise TO attempt the expert
ment Of Joint Slock Fire Insurance Co
in this State.
Mr.. Grover, OF Wells, said there was
difference OF opinion in com. as 10 what
should be done in retfard TO the clause re
ferred to, lie had changed his opinion,
in respect 10 the taxation of corporation
stocks generally; and he thought the re-
tention i'll the State of the amount of mon
ey now paid TO foreign oompanies--or {
portion of it-would more than compen
safe the loss of taxation thus exempted
To give the friends of the bill an oppor
tunity TO be heard, he moved the bill bt
ordered 10 lie and made the special orde,
for next Tuesday afternoon at half pas
two o'clock, which motion was agreed to
House bill No. AZ, TO incorporate the
Vermont Live Stock Improvement Com
pany, with amendment, which wa,
agreed tor,
From committee on grand list in favor
House hill No 3, to legalize the grand list
Of the town of Guilford, for the years
1851 and lS6S.
House bill No 80, to incorporate the
Winoo>ki lumber and water power com.
pany.
House bill No. 10, in amendment Of an
Act entitled levy Of executions, with
amendment exempting professional books
of clergymen and attorneys, to the value
of $500 instead Of $500; and exempting
eNen, or steers, or horses, TO the value OF
5000 instead of $500, and striking out the
words "as the debtor may select" which
amendment was agreed to.
Mr.. Abel, Of West Haven, moved to
amend so a. that the provisions of the bill
shall not apply TO attachments issued on
any contract made on or before the first
day of December. 1865, or to any execu-
tion issued on a judgment founded on
such contract
On motion Of Mr. Converse, of Wood.
stock,
O,dftd 70 he.
House bill No 81, to incorporate the
Howard Hotel Company, with amend
mcnts, which were agreed to.
Mr.. Converse called up House bill No
As, Just laid on the table on his motion
and was in favor Of the amendment pro
posed by the gentleman from West Haven
and would also propose to strike out the
second section of the bill
BY Mr.. Pingree, of Wcathersfeld, OBJ.
jceted that the amendment would com
plicate the matter, and that it may be
more thoroughly examined and perfected
he moved the bill be rccommitted to the
committee on the Judiciary which mo.
tion was agreed TO.
Bills NATURALIZATION the Senate, Sen,
ate bill Is. to incorporate the Lamoillt
Spring and Hotel Co
Senate bill 81, to amend an act to incor
poratc the Green Mountain Seminary
fttttA Ititt Ht bttfh ttHtt - dlutuu al
act in amendment Of sec | of chap %
gen. stat, in relation to the Board of Ed.
ucation,
Mr. Miner, Of Manchester, asked for an
explanation as to the changes proposed.
Mr. Mead, Randolph, said this bill did
not ob}ige the Governor to select practica.
teachers, As the former act did, but he
might select men of any professions who
might be as wei qualified as those who
are now practical teacheres. 1t also re
quircd two new members Of the board t.
be selected each year.
Mr. Wood, of Fairhayen, moved that
the bill he ordered to lie and be made the
special order for Wednesday next at 10 i
a. IN.
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