Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11

Bsas lssrsduesd 1,sd es1,vsadZB Mr..
1hned1pt, ohonGing the Day Of the an
nual neetin& q - Board Of Education.
By Mr. 6l1hfrt to provide for the
restoration Of sea Ash 10 the waters of the
State.
Refsrrsd.- Senate bill, relating to the
Width Of cart and lumber wagon tires.
senate bin. n anandment of an act, of
public Lands.
senate biii, /. - = aiiSns of an act,
and for tie mces sdhG1 Eeyention of
orueltv q anfnoo16a as - -
s1nste bin, rtos11iag 81 taxing stock
in Trust Company, stc.
Passed.- Senate bill relating to Teach
ers' Institutes; allowing Ave days pay to
teachers attending said institute.)
Senate bill, relating to the rate Of inter
est, fixing 9 per cent as the legal rate.)
Senate bill, in addition to chapter s3,
general statutes, of the grand list
On motion of Mr.. Halbert amended in
LIST section, by substituting $50 for
800.
Senate bill, relating to the election of
town representatives,.
Mr. Heath spoke of the radical change
which this bill proposes, and was OPP
posed to plurality electing on the second
ballot. He thought that towns should be
called to vote, at least, until midnight be-
fore plurality vote should elect. He
pointed out the evils which might arise
under its operations.
Mr.. Benedict advocated the passage of
the bill, claiming that the operation OF it
would be beneficial and better represen-
tation secured. He mentioned an instance
in the last election when a town balloted
thirty-seven times. This continued vot-
ing was calculated to arouse the passions
and produce bad results. These prolonged
ballotings generally resulted in the cleo
ton of minority candidate. He thought
il better to close the election before dark,
as the elder portion were very likely to
retire from the field before that time.
| On motion of Mr.. Heath, ordered to lie,
and made the special order for Wednes-
day next, at 81 o'clock, p. m.
Senate bill, providing for the appoint
ment of reporter in County Courts.
Senate bill, to incorporate the Plain
field Building Company.
| Senate bill, to amend an act &c, to in
corporate the village of Rutland.
On motion of Mr. Merrill, the title OF
the bill was amended.
| Report--From committee on Manufac-
lures, against House bill, to incorporate
the Brandon Cheese Factory Company;
third reading refused.
| PISSED In Recommendations bill
to legalize the grand lis. Of the town of
/ Lowell.
House bill, TO legalize the grand list of
the town of Barton for the years therein
named
From Judiciary committe, against
Senate bill, to establish capital punish
ment.
On motion of Mr.. Hutchinson of Orange,
ordered to lie, and be made special order
for Tuesday next, at l0l a. N.
Senate bill, relating TO dispositions,
with proposal of amendments; third read
ing ordered.
Senate bill, to protect fish in Silver
Lake; third reading ordered.
/ On motion of Mr.. SAKE, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
| Thru rcddiHg 0yderCd. - Senate bill
creating degrees in the crime of murder
/ Passed in concnrreHce.-pouse bill in
addition to an act relating TO new trials
House bill relating to the collection OF
/ taxes.
Senate bill relating to Phillips AcAde-
my and School District No. PC in the
town of Danville. with proposal Of amend
! ments, which were adopted.
Senate bill TO incorporate the ,Alburgh,
Hghgate < Plattsburgh- Steamboat Com
pany with proposal of amendments;
agreed 10.
Senate bill to incorporate the Northern
! Vermont x Lake Champ!ain Railroad
i Company, with proposal of amendments :;
agreed to-
i Passed ia ooac,trreace-Hous bill in
4 addition to an act relating TO the laying
out Of highways and bridges.
J House bill to legalize the grand list of
: the town OF Nlnnafl.
4 House bin to legalize the grand lists of
the town OF Stsrksboro.
Bills IttrGduced and Rtftly6d.-By Mr..
/ Hutchinson. by request, to repeal section
/ 90 and 60. chapter -, general statutes. of
repairs of highways and bridges.
! The President a a committee on final
adjournment, Mr.. Dickerman of Orleans
and Mr. Dewey of Winhall.
The hour fixed by the Senate tor an ex-
ccutive session having arrived. the doors
of the Senate were closed.
The doors being opened, on motion Of
] Mr. Benedict, adjourned.
/ HousE--FoRENooN.
| Bills tstOdRcod aHd ref,Ircd-By Mr..
johnson of Shoreham, in addition to Sec
( ton ~, chapter SD, general statutes, re-
latiug to he re-appraisal Of real estate
In certain eases.
BY MIR Rice of Westford, in addition
10 chapter 50. general statutes, relating to
/ Irist Inli!-
BY Mr Wiley of Topsham, to protect
fisl IN Michigan in Top-ham.
by II Hunt of Guilford, by request,
reiatin: to library associations.
BY II Bromley OF Pawlet, to incorpor-
..tg re Mount Tabor Mineral Spring and
Uot1 t,nlpAny.
Mr tIisbia of Puultncy, moved 10 re-
consi,irr the vote refusing the third read
I ing Of House bill to protect fish in Hun
"y's Pond, which motion was agreed to,
and the bill was reeommittcd TO the gem
-srIl committee.
Mr.. joyce of Rutland presented suudry
ramon frances against the passage OF the
hill giving sundry persons 10 Improve
Guyan and Bclvidcrc Rivers, which were
! referred to the general committee as fol-
| Iowa ii Curtis Brown aud Il Others, Of
j. o. Woscot and - others, ot Ambrose
Chase and IS others
BY Mr. Ii unt OF ST. Aiban-, for the re-
lief OF Gilmore Il Brainard
| BY Mr.. Stanton of Roxbury to pay o.
| w. Orcutt the sum therein named
] By Mr.. Clark of Randolph, relating to
| the Normal Schools Of this State.
! BY Mr.. Stearns of Colchester. to incor-
| porate Colchester Butter and Cheese Man
.ufncturing Company
By Mr.. Hunt of st. Adams. by request,
in amendment of section 20 and sc,
chapter 50, general statutes, relating to
process.
By Mr.. Hunt of St. Albans, by request.
in relation to the continuance of causes in
the County Court.
BY Mr.. Nichols Of Dandy, 10 incorpor-
ate the Mt. Holly and Dainty Railroad
Company.