Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19
THE RUTLAND HER AID,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1865.
Uai,oriaI Corrr,ronhenrr

If the Bennington and Rutland rsih"n'
u the marble quarrics II West kWNw.
was resumed in the lIou.o lhi, laaHN
Mr. Grover, 81 Wells, was entitled yen t'n
door, aud proceeded will his rauH1S,
again,, the bill, concluding AT Us'''.
After the expiration Il the business hour
Tor receiving the reports in the afternoon,
the railroad bin was taken up as undn'
i,heI business, and Mr., frisbie, oi rouh'
uey, is speaking in opposition to The I'LL,
and will probably occupy thc ealn'" ct
The afternoon session
The weather Tor the past WeeA IN tN'N
region ha. been decidedly OF - moi>,
character At times snow, then rain,
which has had the good effect Of keeping
the legislature indoors, and business rap
idly progressed 70 such tt point that a
Joint resolution his been adopted, rro,id'
ing that the General Assembly shall adj
journ, without day, on Friday morning,
November Goth, az s o'clock, 1t will,
however, require diligence on the part OF
bath branches to accomplish the business
tina, is now before them and in progress,
The Burlington and Colchester anucSa-
ton question may consume more time
than at first appeared The application
for tho Lake Shore railroad, from Poult'
ney To shoreham, has not been completed
in is investigation by the committee
The application for railroad from Bur
lington TO Highgate, along the lake shore,
it is rumored is TO be passed, which will
take some days should it meet with oppo-
sition, and there are. various other ques-
tons Of public Importance to be acted
upon. Although the crowd Of business
looks formidable to be accomplished in SO
short period yet experience has taught
us that however limited the time, the bus
iuess is usually brought to speedy con-
clusion, in a generally perfected state.
The act making provision for the sup
port Of government, has passed the House,
and is now before the Financial Commit
tee of the Senate. and will probably pass
without amendment. 1t provides for u
tax of forty cents on the dollar on the
polls and rnteable estate OF the inhabitants
Of the State The following are the
amounts appropriated for various pur-
poses:
The sum Of fifty thousand dollars for
paying the debentures OF the lieutenant
Governor, the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives, and contingent expenses OF
the General Assembly. This item last
year amounted to $40, 544 40, and will no,
exceed that this year,
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
for paying such demands as may be al
lowed by the Auditor of Accounts.
Sevcnty-fve hundred dollars for the
contingent and incidental expenses Of the
Executive and Treasury Department.
Seventy-six thousand dollars for paying
the interest on the bonds and debts of tn,
State.
A sum not exceeding ten thousand dol
lars to pay the expenses of the Vermont
Reform School
A sum not exceeding one hundred
thousand dollars, not otherwise appropri
ated, and such additional sum AS may b,
received from the United States Govern
ment on account of the claims Of thi
State for the payment # the bonds Of tn,
State
The Treasurer is authorized to borrow
sum not exceeding two hundred thous
and dollars, paying therefor a rate of il
terest not exceeding seven and three
tenths per cent. per annum-for the pun
pose of paying government expenses an
appropriations.
These appropriations made are nc
all used in tho several departments 70
which they are made, leaving large ba
ance to apply to other purposes, such t
paying the State debt
The bill providing for building a Coui
House in the County OF Rutland and la,
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