Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

lOa, general statute-, relating ~ fence
viewers; passage refused
Defining who shall hu legal voters ia
town and syhonl ilisirl, mr iplrs rasf.
age refused
EsoIred, by Mr rmsry, al Mc,lhers,
field, that the thank e this House be
rendered to the i.a nruTseW Grandey,
the Speaker oi tn hnu,a, for the able,
faithful and impartial manner in which
he has performed ,'e du'ic. Of that 20,
aition; adopted
by Mr. Baldwin, 90, limc,burgh, that
the thanks Of this House art extended to
its Clerk, John II. flagg, and his Assis-
tapts, for the very accurate, faithful and
accomplished manner in which they have
performed the duties OF their office
adopted.
BY Mr.. S4uier, Of Charlotte, that the
thanks Of this House be rendered TO the
messengers Of this body for the active,
courteous aud faithful manner in which
they have performed the duties Of their
appointment during the present session /;
adopted,
By Mr.. Barnes, OF Fcrrisburgh, tina,
the thanks Of this House are rendered %
the Rev, Isaac McAnn, Tor the interesting
and appropriate manner with which he
has performed his duties as chaplain
during the present session adopted unan-
imously.s
BY Mr. Appleton. of Victory, that thu
thanks of thus House are due 10 the lie.
porters Of the same for the able manner
in which they have performed their duties;
adopted unanimously.
Relating 10 the creation of new offices
and the increase Of salaries passage re-
fused.
pai-,..s 10 drains and common sewers /.
passage refused.
In relation to the duties of highway
surveyors; Passage refused
Regulating the assessment and collcc-
ton OF taxes passage refused.
To amend an act incorporating the
Village OF Winooski passage refused
Regulating the choice of = council Of
censors; passage refused.
For the settlement and equal di,tri-
button to creditors Of the estate VI in
solvent debtors, passage refused.
Mr., Abel, OF West Haven, called up
the bill to provide Tor the oompensa ton OF
States Atturncys; passage refused.
Providing fer the restoration of sea fish
TO the waters OF Vermont; passage re-
fused.
Senate amendment 10 House bill rela-
ting to Normal Schools in the State, was
concurred in.
To repeal an act for the more equal
distribution among creditors of property
attached on mcsne process; passage re-
fused
SenGte amendments To bill relating To
dispositions and witnesses, were disagreed
to.
Relating to offences against the lives
and property OF individuals; passage re-
fu sed.
To amend the charter of the Champlain
Transportation Company; passage re-
Providing for the compensation 7ot
States Attorneys, and TAXATION OF costs
IN criminal cases ; passage refused,
Relating to the fees OF district clerks ;
passage refused.
The committee on railroads reported
back to the House, in relation to the ac-
commodation Of passengers on the Con-
necticut 4 Passumpsie railroad, that the
committee were unable 10 agree on the
bill. The House took no further actic n
on,the bill.
Mr.. Proctor, of Rutland, moved that
.A~ spe@sSr appoint eonuAittoe - wai
on the Governor, and inform him that III,
House have, on its part, comp leted tn
business of the session, and ar ready I,
adjourn sine de.
On motion of Mr. Barn es, of Ferris
burgh, the Clerk was Girv ted to inform
the Senate that the Hgur- have, on thei
part, completed the Wis ness of the ses
SIGN, and are ready ta dioun sine die.
Similar messages we're received from
the Governor and N Senate.
The Speaker n On congratulated Ii
House on the sac, essful close of the bus
ness of the sessio II, and declared the Hous
adjourned With out day.