Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13

FRIDAY, October z.
The President appointed as official re-
porters of the proceedings of the Senate,
rill
The following committees were also an
Under the Joint Rules-Messrs. Heath,
Ross, Gardner.
On Bills-Messrs. Copeland, Cotton.
Joint Rules-Messrs. Abel, Martin.
Library-Messrs. SAKE, Niles.
Reform School-Messrs Merrill, Camp,
Pingry.
The Chair also appointed as a committee
to canvass votes for County and Probate
Officers:
Addison-Mr. Hill.
Benniugton-Mr Gardner.
C4ledonia-Mr. Martin.
Cbittenden-Mr. Brownell.
Essex-Mr. Hartshorn.
Franklin-Mr. SAKE.
Grand Isle-Mr Hibbard.
Lamoille-Mr. Camp.
Orange-Mr. Niles.
Orleans-Mr Dickerman.
Rutland-Mr. Copeland.
Washingtou-Mr. Hastings.
Windham-Mr. Eddy.
Windsor-Mr. Collamer.
Revolutionary Mr.. Heath, that the
committee on the Judiciary be instructed
to inquire into the expediency of making
a revision of the statutes, and to report by
bill or otherwise; adopted.
Bills introduced and referred-By Mr..
Collomer, in amendment of an act provid-
ing for the employment of reporter in
the County Courts; to committee on
Printing.
On motion of Mr.. Gardner, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Resolution.-By Mr.. Benedict, for a
joint assembly on Tuesday next, at half
past two O'Clock p. m, to hear the report
of the committee appointed TO canvass the
votes for county and probate officers ;
Joint Resolution.-From the House, re-
lating to the appointing of d committee
to canvass the votes for members of Con-
gress adopted in concurrence.
Report-From the committee on claims,
" nay the ners0ns therein named, Mrs. P.
L. Washburn and Hon. G. w. Hendee,
the sums therein mentioned; read a second
and third time and passed.
Joint Resolution.-From the House,
providing for the appointment of com
mittee to consider the subject of re-dis-
tricting the State; on motion Of Mr.. Heath,
ordered to lie.
Bills Introduced aud Referred BY Mr..
Abel, relating to pleadings and proceed
ings i'll certain cases; to committee on
printing. This is an important bill of
10 sections, and contemplates material
changes in the forms of complaint and
Indictment, and the practices Of the
courts.)
HOUSE.
Joiut resolutjons,-By Mr. B.rnes of
EerIisburgh, that a committee of one
Senator and three Representatives from
each county, be appointed by the Presi-
dent of the Senate and Speaker of the
House, respectively, TO canvass the votes
given in the several Congressional dis
trict-, aud declare those persons having a
m ajority OF all the votes cast in said dis
Jricts, respectively to be elected represpn-
tative- To represent this State III the Con-
gress of the United States; which Wis
re I'd and adopted on the part of the House
Bills introduced aud referred.-By Mr.
Scott of Plymouth, relating to the powers
IF Notaries Public and Masters in Chan
,ery.
By Mr. Drake of Royalton. to repeal
'ecs. Al, AZ, 43, 45 and 46 of chap. 25, e :.
'elating to repairs of highways and
bridges.
By Mr.. Houghton of Stamford, in ad-
ltion TO chap. 40, g. :. relating to eject
nentz.
By AR. Wood OF Fairhaven, rel ting to
he attachment of property in crrteiu
,ases; to committee on judicisry. Pro-
rides that whenever manOf sctured or
,ther articles are attached a. the property
# the manufacturer or producer, claims
or services rendered in the manufacture
n production of the same, shall take pre-
.edence of all other claims; providing,
hat the person or persons so rendering
uch services shall, within ten days after
uch articles are taken in execution, cause
aid articles to be attached upon a writ in
lis favor. In such cases, the plaintiff
hall only have priority over other attach
neuts for the amount shown by cer'if
ate of the court rendering the judgmerr,
o be for service only.
By Mr. Richmond OF Woodstock, laying
tax on the county OF Windsor, -four
ents on the dollar OF the grand lis') TO |
consisting of members from |
Windsor county.
The Speaker announced that the Clerk |
ad appointed as his Assistants:
Henry n Newell of Shelburne, Julius
. Dornan of Troy, Hiram K Dewey of
lyndon.
The Speaker announced the appoint
leut of the following Committees
ON ELECTIONS.
Messrs Grout of Barton, Skiff of Monk
IN, Bailey of Newbury, Henry of Ches-
er, Phelps of Grafton, Jones Of Richmond,
'acon of Sunderland.
on WAYS AND MEANS.
Messrs. Slsde of Middlebury, Richmond
{ Woodstock, Smith Of st. Albans, Bea-
IAN, OF Ponltney, Bartholomew OF Wash
igton, Fairbanks of st. Johosbury. Car
enter of Burlington.
on MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Messrs. Chase of Jay, Houghton Of
tamford, Nichols of Braintree, Bates of
huntington, Washburn of Guildhall,
axter of Highgate, Silsby of Westmore.
ON THE JUDICIARY.
Messrr. Wood of Fairhaven, Hinckley
Chelsea, Ballard of Fairfax, Farnsworth
Windsor, Bisbee of Newport, Butter
cid OF Wilmington, Beaman of Poultney.
ON EDUCATION.
Messrs. Carleton of Waitsfeld, White !
ore CT Milton, Maxfeld OF Vereennes,