Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-22
uEGIsLATURE OF VERMONT,
SENATE.

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Tuesday, Oct 30. 1865.
RcwlHi0a.-By Mr. Dewey, that at y
O'Clock; this afternoon the Senate proceed,
on its part, to the election of United
States senator, for the full term of six
years.
,ipni, RtSJlutoR.-By Mr.. Walker, for a
joint assembly, at II NJ. on Wednesday, to
complete the election Of United States
senator, agreeably to the act OF Congress /;
adopted.
BilLS NroiVc,d,-By Mr.. Leonard, TO
provide for the building Of a court house
IN Rutland county, and authorizing tax
fof 10 per cent. for the same; to Senators
from Rutland County.
BY Mr.. Dyer, in relation to Life lnsu-
rance Cos,
By Mr.. Allen, to incorporate the Yer
geunrs Horse Nail Go.
BY Mr.. CLARK, authorizing certain
towns 10 aid in the construction of the
Woodstock and Rutland Railroad.
By Mr. Greeu, relating TO central schools
repeating act. ri last session.
By Mr. Brown. relating 10 the distrihu-
tion' OF the public school money in dis
tfigtS ~. aud u. in the town Of Spring
held.
By Mr. Ballard 10 Incorporate the st,
Johnsbury Hotel Co.
Hor.-Frum general committee. 5.
10 Incorporating the Vermont Life lnsu-
rance Co.
II. bill, toincorpoia;e the Benson and
Orwell slate Co; also, the Brandon Man
ufncturiug CO.. to committee on manu-
features.
F Paaai-S. :, amending act incorpora-
ting the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
CO; :. ,, incorp Grating Trustees for the
fund for aged and intirm Episcopal Cler-
gymeu in the diocese OF Vermont S. g.,
incorporating Trustees for the support Of
the Bishop Of the Episcopal church in the
diocese of Vermont: s II, amending act
OF last session incorporating the Cham
f. plain Transportation Co.
House.
/ Bigs L.trofqrsd ant H,Jtrrai-By Mr.
Pingry If Weathcrs'ieli. in amendment
/ Of sec, Is chap. l26. general statutes, re-
lating to salaries and fees, paying 10
cents mile and five dollars per day for
each Assistant Judge Of the county.
BY Mr.. Dunn OF Fairfax i'll amendment
Of SEE. II, chap -, general statutes, re-
Latino To town superintendent and town
committees requiring the committees to
attend the public examinations of teach
ers and majority of such committees
shall decide upon to whom to issue certi-
ficateS. &c.
BY Mr.. Frisbie of Poul,ney:. providing
or the compensation of States Attorneys
and taxation of costs in criminal cases
! fixing the fees 10 be paid in lien of the
present salaries Of States Attorneys.
BY Mr.. Wood OF Fairhavcn, in amend
mcnt Of an act approved November 10,
1866, entitled OF levy of execution; The
bill provides for the exemption of such
suitable apparel bedding, tools, arms and
articles OF household furniture, as may be
necessary tor UNFOLDING life, one sewing
machine kept for use, one cow, the best
swine, or the meat of one swine sheep not
exceeding ten in number, and one years
product Of said sheep in wool. yarn or
cloth, forage for keeping not exceeding
ten sheep and COW through the winter,
ten cords Of fire wood twenty bushels of
potatoes, such military arms and accoutre-
ments as the debtor is required by law to
furnish, all growing crops, ten bushels of
grain, one barrel of flour, three swarms of
bees and hives together with their pro-
ducc in honey, two hundred pounds OF
sugar, all lettered graye-stones, the Bibles
and other books kept and used in the
} family, one pew or slip in "A church, live
poultry not exceeding ten dollars in
value, the professional books and instru-
mcnts of physicians, the professional books
of clergymen and attorneys not exceeding
$500 in value, one yoke of oxen or steers,
as the debtor may select, one or two
, horses kept and used for team work, such
as the debtor may select in lieu OF oxen or
steers, not exceeding $500 in value, one
wagon or cart, one set harnesses, one
sleigh or sled, one yoke, chains suitable
for team or farm work, forage sufficient
for one yoke of oxen or two horses through
, the winter.
By Mr.. Brigham of Hydepark, to en-
,, power certain railroad companies to con-
solidate with each other and with con-
, Meeting railroads the Essex County
r Railroad, the Montpelier and Wells
River Railroad, and the Lamoille Valley
Railroad authorized to consolidate with
: each other, and with other roads for
7 building and connecting road from
: Ogdensburgh to Portland.
e BY Mr.. Squier of Charlotte, to incor.
: porate the New Haven Camp Meeting
Association.
By Mr.. Weed of Shelburne, to incor.
!, porate the Vermont Live Stock Improve.
: ment Company.
n By Mr.. Kennedy of Colchester, to in
n corporate the Winooski Savings Banks.
By Mr.. Wood of Fairhaven, to legalizt
the grand list of the town Of Fletcher, for
/. the year 1867.
e By Mr.. Wales of Burlington, to inoor
porate the Winooski Lumber and Water
Power Company.
e By Mr.. Weed of Shelburne, to incor
t, porate the Howard Hotel Company.
If By Mr. Brigham of Hydepark, in rela
f. ton to the rate of interest [six per cent
st the legal interest where there is no agree
l. ment i'll writing the right +
k take greater rate when agreed to i,
L. writing.
n Resolutioas,-By Mr., Wales OF Burling
IF ton, that at III o'clock this forenoon tn
is House proceed to the election of Unite,
n States Senator; adopted.