Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-22
HOUSE.


Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Journal of yesterday was read and
approved.
Bis introduced and Referred BY Mr.,
Dunn, of Fairfax, 10 amend section ; and
10 Of chapter 20, general statutes, relat-
ing TO divorces; 10 general committee.
BY Mr.. Eddy, Of Glastonbury, TO legal
lie the grand list of the town Of Glaston-
bury for the year 1868; to committee on
grand list.
By Mr.. Grout, of Barton, in amendment
of chap. So. general statutes, entitled OF
the grand list; directing the Secretary of
State 10 distribute te each town in the
State, on or before the first day OF June in
each year, blanks on which to make up
abstracts Of the grand list, to be returned
10 the Secretary Of state on or before the
first day of the session Of the Legislature,
and imposing penalty upon town clerks
for failure TO comply with the provisions
Of the law to committee on grand list,
BY Mr. Hoskinson, of Mt. Holly, TO le-
galize the grand list Of the town of Mt
Holly for 1868; TO committee on grand
list
BY Mr., Morse, Of Plymouth, to protect
fish in Duck Pond to general committee
BY. Mr. Dunn, of Fairfax, TO define the
line Of lot of land in certain cases,
where the corners are known, the line to
be the shortest distance between them,
however crooked the fence may be, unless
by agreement Of the parties in writing
TO committee on Judiciary.
by Mr.. Golf, Of Royalton, 10 incorpo-
rate the South Royaltou Water Company;
to committee on corporations,
|, BY Mr. Underwood, of Earwick, TO pro-
tect fish and fowl in futile Pond in Har-
wick; to general committee
By Mr.. Grf4iin, of Wheelock, to protect
the fish in Chandler Pond 10 general
committee.
BY Mr.. Glib, Of Salem, 10 legalile the
grand list of the town OF Salem for the
year 1867; to committee on grand list.
BY Mr.. Crook, of Corinth, to pay Joseph
II. Gilman the sum therein named TO
committc on claims.
/ By Mr.. Hubbard, of Concord, TO lcgalilc
/ the grand list Of the town Of Burke for the
years 1864. 1865 and 1866 to committee
on grand list.
BY Mr. Proctor, Of Rutland, providing
| for building a court house in the county
Of Rutland, and laying a tax on said
county; to select committe, consisting of
members from the county Of Rutland
| From the Senate, Senate bill No. !, to
construe as an amendment OF an act, ap-
proved Oct 25, 1861, TO incorporate the
Lamoille Valley Railroad; to committee
on railroads.
L., l;ll e,
/ able the towns in the counties of Frank
lin, Lamoille and Orleans. 10 ak in the
construction Of the Missi,quoi Railroad /;
to committees on railroads.
BY Mr.. Mead, Of Randolph, to amend
! an act entitled an act in amendment of
see. /, chap %, general statutes, relating
TO the Board Of Education to committee
on education. The bill provides for the
appointment by the Governor, 10y and
with the advice of the Senate, OF six per-
sons, two from each Congressional district,
to constitute Board of Education, at
least two of whom shall not have been
members of the board the preceding
year.
R,solwlons-By Mr.. Abel, of West Ha-
ven, directing the Clerk to procure the
printing of all new enabling acts, and
other acts relating to railroads; adopted
BY Mr.. futile, OF Essex, providing that
when the House adjourn on Friday morn
ing it be until Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock; adopted-yeas 10, nays 36.
| Joint Rss0lUtioH-From the Senate pro .
viding for Joint Assembly for the elec :
ton of Judges and Reporter Of the SUI
preme Court, ON Tuesday next, at Ia
o'clock, a. m; concurred in.
P9Ghon-By Mr.. Griffin, OF Whcclock,
praying for an act for the protection OF
fish in Chandler pond in Wheelock.
Rcpot-From the general committee,
in favor of House bill 10, to change the
name of Frances Eleanor Claghorn
third reading ordered.
/ Bills PaSSed-House bill g. to incorpo-
rate the Benson and Orwell Slate Com.
pany,
House bill II, to Incorporate the Bran
don Manufacturing Company.
On motion of Mr.. Converse. of Wood
stock, adjourned.
ENATE--AFTERNoON.
Mr. Brown moved that when the Sem
ate adjourn, it adjourn until 2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon adopted.
There being no quorum present the
Senate adjourned.