Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-10

ordered.
| A letter from the Hon. Worthington
| @. Smith, rendering an excursion train to
the Legislature, to visit the Vermont Re-
form School at Waterbury, was read.
| AFTERNOON.
| Reports-From judiciary COM, 5. 80,
in addition to chap 20 G. g.. in relation to
the support and the removal of paupers,
with proposal of amendment; agreed to
and third reading ordered.
From general COM, EEL. 81 to protect
fish in Bailey's Cove and Rhymes Cove, IN
the town of Troy passed.
III. 152, to protect fish in Lake Austin
or Wells pond; passed.
Ell. 1863. to protect fish in the Howe
brook in Grafton passed.
From Judiciary CON-, against 5. 10 re-
lating to the duties of town and city
clerks and auditors when property is at
tached third reading refused.
S. "a, in amendment of chap. GS G. g, of
estates in homesteads, without an express
sion of opinion. Mr.. Carpenter moved an
amendment, which was agreed TO, and on
his motion ordered to lie and be made the
special order for next Tuesday at half
past two in the afternoon.
s. 8, in amendment of an act providing
for the employment of q reporter in the
County Courts, with proposal of amend
ment; agreed to and third reading or
dered.
From com. on education, S. II, in
relation to the school census, with pro-
posal of amendment; agreed to and third
reading ordered.
Bills introduced and referred.-By Mr..
Ross, by request, to establish State Nor
NAL School.
By Mr.. Copeland, to incorporate the
Middletown Savings Bank and Trnst
Company.
act Incorporating the village of Fair
!; haven.
H. "a, laying a tax on the county Of
Franklin.
II. 1877, to repeal an act in amendment
of. an act providing for a check list OF
} voters.
i III. 1919, changing the name Of Andrew
Lafontaine to Fulton.
i Fl. 277, changing the name of Lille
Ann LangworLhy to Foster.
II. 121, TO repeal an act in alteration OF
an act dividing the town of Westminster
into two parishes.
s. 80, auUnor1zing the restoration OF
streams to their or ginal channels; third
reading ordered.
i Joint Resolution.-From the House, re.
lating to final adjournment; adopted.
i H. 14S, to incorporate the Barre branch
of the Montpelier and Wells River Rail
road.
II. 139, to incorporate the Lamoille Val
ley Mutual Fire and Live Stock Insurance
Company, with proposal of amendment
agreed to and passed.
S. 72,relating to Teachers Associations
with proposal of amendment; agreed tc
and third reading ordered.
Bill Introduced and referred-By Mr.
Abel of Westhaven, to amend sec 81
ch Sc, g. 6.
MIR. Dewey called up H. LOG, relating
to the Pioneer Manufacturing Company
and moved it be recommitted to the com
mittee on manufactures agreed to.
II. 1913, to Incorporate the Hiuesburgf
cheese and butter manufacturing compa
NY, with proposal Of amendment; greed
to aud passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Pingry, adjourned,
HOUSE.
Joint resolution.-By mfr. Bisbee Of
Newport, that committee of two Sena.
tors and three Representatives be appoint
ed by the presiding officer of each Hou-t
respectively, to fix on the earliest day pos
sible, consistent with the business of tht
session, for the faal adjournment of the
General Assembly, and report as soon d.
practicable adopted on the part of the
House.
Several members presented petition.
praying for the passage Of a law provid
ing for State police, which were referred
to the committee on the judiciary.
Resolntion-By Mr.. Lance OF Cabot
that no bills shall be introduced into THU
House after Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1870, ex.
cept such as shall be reported by some
committee of the House, or shall come
from the Senate asking for the concur,
renee of the House, without unanimous
consent on motion of Mr.. Wood OF Fair.
haven, ordered to lie.
The speaker laid before the House the
following communication
ST. ALBANs, Nov. 8
Hon. Charles Il. Joyce, Speaker, Sir
i notice that the Legislature have
passed Joint Restitution to visit the
State Reform School at terbury.
Recognizing the wholesome and benef-
cent purpose and Influence of that insti-
tuition and the wisdom and liberality OF
the Legislature in sustaining and foster.
ing it, beg in the name and in behalf
of the managers of the Vermont Central
railroad to offer an excursion train for the
contemplated visit upon such day and
hour as may suit their convenience.
i Win you oblige me by communicating
this invitation to the body over which you
have the honor to preside, aud oblige Ise.
Very respectfully your obdt. servt.,
WORTHINGToN @. SMITH.
Bills introduced-By Mr. Ballard OF
Fairfax, to legalze the list of the town OF
Belvidere for 1869 and 1870.
i By Mr.. Busl of Middletown. to pay
drafted men, that paid Communication
money, the sum of three hundred dollars
each.
By Mr., Pierce of Cayendisb, to enable
towns in rhe county of Windsor to aid il
the construction OF the Weathersfeld and
CIaremont railroad.
By Mr.. Hancock of FerIisburgb, to in
corporate the Brandon Mining Company
By Mr.. Slade Of Middlebury, to enlarge
the powers of seleotmen in certain cases
By Mr.. Bromley of Pawlet, petition OF
Lew III. Stone and others, and by Mr..
Field of Springfield, Of sundry other per-
sons asking for the passage of an act for
| State police.
By Mr.. Kemp of Worcester, relating to
criminal prosecutions before justices of
the peace.
By Mr.. Smith of St. Adams, to inoor-
porate the Lake Champlain and St.Albans
Railroad Company.
By Mr.. Slade of Middlebury, the petit
ton of sundry persons of Burlington for
the passage of d law for State Police.
By Mr.. Lunt of Derby, in amendment
of sec. 1, chap. So g. 8, relating to the
estates of deceased persons. When any
person shall die, seized of any lands, etc,
in this State, or of any right or interest
therein, not devised by will, so much as
is not necessary for payment of his just
debts shall descend in the following man
ner: LIST, In equal shares to his children
or legal representatives of deceased chill
dren. I'd, Ii he leaves no issue his