Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24
bard. Hill, Merrill, Niles, Pingry, Ros:
and Saxe-17.
On motion of Mr.. Bailey, adjourned.

4 Va Mot1on OF MI. bailey, adJourned.
HOUSE.
Bill introduced-By Mr.. Tracy c
Sbelburne, in amendment of sec. 1, cf
81, &. g., relating to the grand list t
listers of the several towns in this Stat
shall omit to place in the list the poll
of all such persons as lost an arm o
leg, or their eyesight, while in servic
of the United States, during the las
war; provided that such omission shall
not deprive such persons of the right t.
vote in any town, city or school distric
meeting, in which they might otherwis
be entitled to vote.
By Mr.. Carlton of Waitsfeld, to amen,
sec. l, Oh. 113, g. g., relating to offence
against private property.
By Mr.. Pierce of Cavendish, to pa,
John Stanton the sum therein mentioned
By Mr.. Henry of Chester, to pay E. N
Spaulding the sum therein mentioned.
Joint Revolutionary Mr.. Henry o
Chester, That the Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress from this State b.
and are hereby instructed to inquire int
the expediency of the passage of a law by
Congress, to refund the money paid By
drafted men as Communication or for sub
stitutes adopted on the part of thu
House.
Passed.-H. 1854, to incorporate tht
Whiting Cornet Band.
Fl. 1872. providing for the erection of ,
Court House for the County of Chitten'
den, and laying tax on said county fol
that purpose.
III. 1877, to incorporate the Chester
Savings Bank.
II. 355, to incorporate the Smithtowr
Cheese Factory Association.
ID. 336, to incorporate the Brandon
Lumber Company.
81. 342, to amend sec. 81, chap. "a, G. g.
relating to collection of taxes.
Fl. BIG, to amend an act to incorporate
the International Telegraph Company
approved Nov. 16, 1869.
III 1858, to correct certain errors in the
quinquennial valuation of the town Of
Wallingford for the year 1870.
II. 1862, authorizing selectmen to dis
continue highways.
II. BAT, in addition to an act providing
for building a new Court House in the
county of Rutland.
H. $50, relating to the Normal Schools
of this State.
Fl. 800, in addition to an act to incor
po.ate the Vermont Horse Stock Com
pany.
AFTERNoN.
Bills intreduced-By Mr.. Osgood o.
Rockingham, to incorporate the Osgood
Carriage Manufacturing Co.
By Mr.. Bisbee of Newport, to amend
chap. ITO, and 120g g. 8, relating to crimes
and penalties.
Passed-S.100, providing for memorial,
for the soldiers of the State of Vermont
with amendmJ: Emitting 'la pense tc
$4,000 which was a,reed to.
Bills INTRODUCED Wood of Fair
haven. relating TO the collection of taxes
passed.
By Mr.. Bisbee of Newport tc
repeal No II of the Public Acts of 1869
relating to laying out and disseminating
highways and bridges.
By Mr. Ballard of Fairfax, authorizing
the conveyance of certain real estate by
Ovitt Sayles and Mary E. Saylea.
Special order-.-H. 10, to authorize
the formation of railroad corporations and
to regulate same.
Judge Kellogg of Benson, made a
heightened and able argument in favor of
the passage of the bill. He was followed
by Mr.. Crosby in opposition to it.
SENATE.
SATUI ", Nov. 10.
Third reading ordered.-By Mr. Heath,
in the Office of the Secretary of State; to
com. on rules.
Reports.-S. 70, in relation to the sup
plying of school books.
S. 121. in relation to the Rutland Grad
ed School District.
S. 10, authorizing certain joint notes or
bonds.
S. 1856. relating to soldiers fees, etc.
S. 1877. in alteration of chap. 10, g. g, of
county officers.
Passed.-H. go, providing for the pro-
lection of highways.
s. 11S, to pay Lorenzo J. Pierce
From com. on military affairs, against
S. 1876, authorizing the State Treasurer TO
pay certain soldiers.
Mr.. White, from the military CON-,
stated that the amount this bill called for
would be about five thousand dollars.
The provision is to pay Vermont soldiers,
who enlisted into the regular army dur
ing the war, the seven dollars a month.
Mr.. Carpenter moved to recommit to the
eom. not agreed to and Sd reading re-
fused.
Joint resolution.-From the House. re-
lating to law of Congress to refund GER
tain monies referred.
S. 1873, in amendment of an act in addi-
lion to CHI. 90. G. g., relating to the traffic
n intoxicating liquors.
The President pro TEN. in the chair.
S. 1873, exempting homestead from at
achment in certain cases, yeas Ia, nays
S. 104, in explanation and constituting
zee. 9, oh. "a, g. 8. of laying ont highways
md bridges.
S. 1913, to incorporate the New Ameri-
an Marble Co.
S. 140, laying tax on Avery's and
3uels cores.
Referred.-H. 1888, relating to the col
ection of taxes to judiciary com.
S. 100, authorizing a testimonial of
eturned from the House with proposal of
agreed to.
The Senate went into executive session,
nd the doors being re-opened, business
7as resumed.
5. ~, relating to the carrying of pupils
. and from the public schools. Mr.. Car
enter moved to amend by striking out
be words and 'teaoher or teachers" after
he word pupils" not agreed to. Mr..
Frandey moved proviso that no town
r school district shall raise money for
UGH purpose, at any meeting, unless a
office that the matter is to be acted upon
as been inserted in the warning. Mr.
'ailey demanded the yeas and nays on
be adoption of the amendment-yeas 10,
avs 13 Sd reading ordered.
On motion of Mr.. Hartshorn, adj.
AFTERNOON.
Bills introduced and referred.-By Mr..
amp, relating to the duties of seleotmen
/ relation to billiard tables. [
By Mr.. Hartshorn, to change the name I
Cora Latham to Dodge I