Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

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ried woman from attachment and the lev.
of execution passed.
| Read the third time.-H. 6S, to amAn'
sn act to incorporate the St. Adams Ora
Light Company passed.
III. rs, to incorporate the Vermont Stat
and Alum Company passed.
IL. 80, to incorporate the Otter Creel
Dairy Company passed.
| Ell. SO, to incorporate the Green Noun
tain Marble Company passed.
Ell. 81, relating to the payment of cost
| by the State in criminal prosecutions be
fore justices of the peace passed.
Ell. SO. to incorporate the Shelburn'
Cheese Factory Company; passed.
III. 106, to incorporate the Pioneer Man
ufacturing Company passed.
| H 119, to revive, extend and continut
the Stark Bank passed.
| The amendments proposed by the Sen
ate to Ell. 56, to amend an act to establish
the Bennington graded school district
were concurred in by the House.
| Joint resolution - From the Senate
granting the use of the Representative
Hall to the Vermont Dairymen's Associ
alton, on Wednesday evening, Oct. Goth
adopted in concurrence.
The Speaker announced the appoint
ment of special committees as follows:
| On House bill No. 1873, to incorporate
the Northern Vermont Railroad
Messrs. Hinckley of Chelsea, Poland o
Montpelier, Phelps of Grafton, Amsden o
Wheathersfeld, O-good of Rockingham
Hunt of Vernon, Tyrel of Dorset
On joint resolution offered by Mr.
Hinckley of Chelsea relating TO the equal
ization of the grand list.
Messrs Page of Hydepark, Bailey 0
Newbury, Hopkins of Rupert, Barnes o
Ferrisburgh, Parks of Waterford, Partcl
of Hinesburgb, Lucas of Canaan, Smith
of St. Adams, Landon of Alburgh, Brew
ster of Irasburgh, Hitchcock of Pittsford
Ormsby of Waterbury, Jones of Dover
| Richmond of Woodstock.
On motion of Mr. Brewster of Iras
| burgh, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
| The House considered the amendment
proposed by the Senate to H. 81, to amend
the existing State laws relating to tn
appointment, duties and tenure of office 0
certain State officers.
| Mr.. Slade of Middlebury moved tina
the bill and amendments be recommitteC
to the committee on judiciary, which wa
agreed to.
Senatesbills referred-S. 80 in amend
ment of sec. 90, chap. 119, 2. s., relating t.
offences against public policy; to com
mittee on judiciary.
| Reports-From committee on judiciary
in favor of S. 10 in addition to chap. 81
e. g, relating to the administration or dis
tribution of interstate estate; read tn
third time and passed.
From com. on railroads, in favor Of S
%, in amendment of an act to enable tn
towns in the couuties Of Addison anC
Rutland to al ~ the constructs u of tn,
Addison County Railroad !; ordered to Ii
on the motion of Mr.. Wood of Fairhaven
| From com. on town lines, in favor 0
| IL. 12O to annex a part Of the town o
| Lowell to the town of Albany third read
ing ordered.
From com. on Judiciary, against Fl. 105
in addition to chap. II g. r. relating t,
county property; third reading refuse !
From com. on railroads in favor OF II
102 to incorporate the Bennington anc
Woodford Railroad Company third read
ing ordered.
Bills read third time-H. II, laying
tax on the County of Addison passed.
II. 81, to incorporate the Essex Mill
Company. Mr.. Chase moved amendments
which were agreed to, and the bill passed
Mr.. Morgan of Rochester. moved 10 re
consider the vote by which H. 67,exemptinl
piano forte or other muslc4l. Instrument
belonging to married woman from At
tachment or levy of execution; which
motion was agreed to, and Mr.. Morgan
then moved to ameud by inserting attel
the word "deyise" the words from any
person other than her husband" which
amendment ELECTED di-cussion from
Messrs. Wood of Fairhaven, Hinckley OF
Chelsea, Slade of Middlebury. Jones OF
Dover, Bull Of Hancock and Kellogg OF
Benson.
On the question of the adoption of the
amendment, Mr.. Field of Springfield de-
manded the yeas and nays which wac
taken as follows: Yeas, 115, nays, 40. So
the amendment was agreed 10, and the
bill as amended was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Brown of Richford,
adjourned.
SENATE.
Monday, Oct. "a
Joint Resolution-By Mr.. Bened let,
that the Secretary of State he directed TO
invite John H French LII D, Secretary
of the Board of Education, and the Rev