Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-18
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT
HOUSE-AFTERNOON.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10.

HOUsE-AFTERNOoN.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10.
Senate Bills Referred bill, il
amendment of an act to enable the towns
in the counties of Washington, Caledoni,
and Orange to aid in the construction OF
the Montpelier and Wells River Railroad
approved Oct. 30, 1868.
Senate bill, to incorporate the Northern
Vermont and Lake Champaign Railroad
Company.
Senate bill, to enable the proprietor
and pew-owners in the Union Meeting
House in Corinth to dispose of tive same.
Senate bill, in relation to insurance
agents.
Senate bill, to pay Peter Lander, Jr.
the sum therein mentioned.
Senate bill, to incorporate the .Alburgh
Plattsburgh and Highgate Steamboat
Company.
Reports. con- mittee on gran d list
in favor of Senate bill, in addition Il
chapter 50, genera. statutes, relating to
the grand list p assed in concurrence.
From commit ee on judiciary, agains
House bill, in relation to sections rs and
n, chapter 80, general statutes, relating
to mesne pro cess third reading or
dered.
From gener al cnmmittee against House
bill, in addition to chapter 70, general
statutes, rels ting to grist mills third
reading order ed
From com nittee on education, in favor
of Senate bill regulating the attendance
of teachers On teachers Institutes; passa &C
refused ave 30 nays CD
From ge neral committee, in favor Of
House bill, changing the name of Hattie
NJ. Stebbinis; third reading ordered.
From committee on town lines, in favol
of House bill, to annex part of the town
of Ripton to the town Of Lincoln; THIRD
reading ordered.
From committee on the grand list, il
favor Of House bill relating to the assess
ment of State taxes with an anne ndmen'
so as to include all alterations, deduction,
as well as additions made the current
year, which was agreed to: the bill was
then passed.
From committee on judiciary, against
House bill, in addition TO chapter 81
general statutes, relating to the grand
list; third reading refused.
From committee under the 4th Joint
ernor in relation 10 the appropriation for
the instruction of the deaf, dumb and
blind, by bill appropriating sums not
exceeding $4,000 tor the deaf and dumb
and $4,000 for the blind; third reading
ordered.
From committee on banks, in favor OF
House bill, to incorporate the American
Trust Company, with amendments, which
was agreed to- third reading ordered.
From committee on corporations,
against House bill, to incorporate the
Colchester Butter and Cheese Manufac-
turing Company, third reading refused
From committee on education, against
House bill abolishing the Office of superin-
tcndont of common schools third reading
reIuseu ui,er rciIIar no u, mi. Duh of Han
cock, Mr.. Jones Of Benson and hir. Gleed
of MorTistown.
Ayes Mr. Bull of Hancokl nays 10
From committee on education, in favor
of House bill in anne ndment of an act de-
filming the qualification of voters in school
meetings. third reading ordered.
From committee on corporations, in
favor of House bill to incorporate the
National Mutual Benefit Association.
with amendments, changing the namc to
North Eastern Mutual Life Association,
striking from the corporation the name
of Jacob Esty striking out the words
" one-half" from the second line Of sec
ton 10, 50 that the stockholders shall not
receive more than three per cent. semi
annually; and other amendments TO
make the bill correspond with the char
tiers of other like associations, all Of
which amendments were agreed to, and
the bill was rc-committed to the commit
tee or corporations.
From the committee on corporations, in
favor Of Senate bill changing the name OF
and relating TO tho Mortified Cemetery
Association with amendments, which
weie agreed to, passed in concurrence.
FROM committee Oh banks in favor OF
House bill to amend an act 10 incorporate
the Nationl Trust Company third read
ing ordered
House bill to incorporate the Missisquoi
and Clyde Rivers Railroad Co, &c., having
been returned from the Senate with pro-
posals OF amendment; the proposed amend
ment was agreed to by the House.
Bills introduced and referred Mr..
Bailey Of Newbury, relating to the ceme-
terry at Wells River Village, together with
petition on the same subject.
BY Mr.. Grover of Wells, relating to the
authorizing of a person to serve process.
BY Mr.. Ladd of Milton, regulating the
collection of highway taxes.
By Mr.. Scott of Plymouth. to compel
children to attend schools.
BY Mr. Page of Hyde Park, to provide
for the expenses of the Vermont Reform
School, and to improve the building, ap
propriating $4,000.
BY Mr.. Jewett Of Granville. relating to
the establishment and discontinuance of
side tracks and depot.
By Mr.. Underwood Of Hardwick, to
change the name Of Lellic Mary Kenyon,
&c.
BY Mr.. Carlton of Waitsfeld, to amend
section an act to authorize towns to
establish central schools
BY Mr.. Bisbee Of Newport, snndry petit
tions praying for the passage of the bill
to improve the Clyde river.
On motion of Mr.. Gleed, adjourned