Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-18

OF st. Adams, the discussion occupying
most Of the session Of the forenoon. The
arguments pro and con were about the
same AZ have been used in the same sub
ject when the same question hos been con
sidered in former years.
Mr. Butterfeld Of Wilmington, demand
ed the previous question, which was see
onded by the House. The main question
being put, shall the bill be read tho third
trnoY Mr. Bull Of Hancock demanding
the yeas and nays, IT was decided in the
negative yeas :, nays l13
On motion Of Mr.. Boyce of Fayston
adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
ResoAttt0l..-B Mr. Alis Of Rrookfeld
that no member shall hereafter be allowed
to speak more than FIVE minutes on any
question
Mr. Wood of Flirhaven moved that the
resolution be ordered to lie, which was
agreed to.
StAate Bills refeired Bill to incorpor-
ate the Peoples Saving aud Trust Com
pany.
Bill to incorporate the bAtemln Acad-
envy at NewhaveG.
Bill to incorporate the International
Telegraph Company
Bill to authorize the district schools TO
send scholars TO academies in certain
cases
Bill to provide for the restoration of sea
fish IL i.te s,vsrg II this State.
Bill to protect itsh IN lpttie Ean4
bin uiie.ei-u the day af tie auali al
meeting Of the State Board Of Eiucat1on
h., \ Il fst4A II
Marble Company.
: Bill laying tax on the grand iiGt OF
the towns Of Ferdinand and Lewis.
Bill in amendment of an act in amend
meA of chapter 81, general statutes re-
lating to public lands.
Bill in amendment Of section 30. chap
ter "a, general statutes, relating to laying
out and discontinu,n. hiolEaye and
bridges.
BtNs Letr0dQced mi Refttred. By Mr..
Jone- OF Benson, by retthe.t, 10 tnporpor
ate the Sherhuru Cheese Manufacturing
Company
Report / rom the general committee,
in favor Of House bill, changing the name
Of Lille May Kenyon; third reading or
dered
From committee on grand list, bill
entitled an act relating to the grand list;
third reading ordered.
LHFHtstteti 5uStie4.s.-Srnatc hill, rClat-
ing to the attendance If tea9hefs upon
teachers institutes was taken up, the
question being on the motion to reconsider
the vote refusing the third reading.
Mr. Farnsworth Of Windsor, explained
that the bill was probably not understood.
l. II l.4a I'D ia.
length Of teachers l..stitt.tes A.+l this bill
only extended tho length 81 tune allow cd
teachers to attend such Institutes.
Mr. Jones Naid the committee recon-
mended the passage Of the bill because
they thought it would conduce 10 the adj
Of the intereste- Of education
in the state. .h2 Ycte was then recon-
sidered aud the bill passed.
.SpecioI Order.-House bill, i'll addition
to section 49, chapter So general statutes,
relating to the reappraisal of real estate
in certain cases was taken up, the question
being, shall the bill be read the third
tine?
Mr.. Bull OF Harcoc., opposed the bill
as being entirely unnecessary,
Mr.. Wood of Fairhaven, thought the
bill defective i'll not allowing the listers
to reduce the lists on real estate and not
to increase them, and he moved to amend
the bill to meet his suggestion.
Mr. Ross of Waterford, moved that the
bill be ordered to lie on the table, which
was disagreed to.
Mr. Barnes of Ferrisburgh thought the
proposed entirely unneoes-
sary as the statutes now make provisions
for the same thing
Mr.. Wood said he did not understand
The present statute as did the gentleman
from Eerrishurgh He thought the list
srs should have TO further power to in
crease the lists, but they ought to &c al
lowed to decrease them. The first amend
ment was then agreed to.
Mr. Stafford of Hartford thought there
was no need of any change in the present
aw and hoped the bill would not pass.
The bill was further discussed by Mr.. |
Stafford, Mr. Wood and Mr.. Farnsworth.
Mr.. Eaton of Corinth moved that the bill
De dismissed, which was disagreed to-
,yes 60, nays 100. Mr.. Wood further
proposed to amend by striking out the
ast FIVE lines of section one.
Mr.. johnson Of Sherburne said the
that had been proposed en-.
irely destroyed the original intention of
he bill as he introduced it. After fur
her discussion by Mr.. Bisbee of Newport,
Mr.. Saford of Hartford, Mr.. Chamberlin
# Reading and Mr.. johnson of Sher-
,urne, the second amendment was agreed
o-ayes 112, nays Is. The bill was then
ordered to third reading-ayes ITO. nays
q.
From general committee in favor OF
Senate bill in relation to insurance agents. |
Mr.. Barnes of Ferrisburgh, moved to
amend by inserting in the seventh line
.fter the word persons the words. mot an
lotual resident Of this State" which was
.greed to; passed in concurrence.
From eelect committee in favor OF House
ill to amend IN act to incorporate the
'ity Of Buffington with amendments,
vhieh were sersed to; third reading or
lseod.
Hrun committsecn coeporati1ns agsinetl
8osss TN . inSstp1kaee IL autnsh
aetsl 0smpany; thfsd reading ordsEs1
From ooslnzttss On corporstions against