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

vor of II. 242, in addition to act to incor-
porate the Richmond Cemetery Associa-
tion third reading ordered.
From committee on corporations, in IA
vor OF Il. 24l, to incorporate the Avenue
Hotel Company; third reading ordered.
From committee on corporations, in ia
vor of ii. 236, to incorporate the Brandon
Mining Company; third reading ordered.
From select committee, in favor of s.
66, laying tax on the county of Addison !;
passed in concurrence.
From select committee in favor of S. 81,
laying tax on the county Of Addison !;
passed in concurrence.
From committee on corporations, in IA
vor of III. 237, to incorporate the Ran.
dolph Hydraulic Company third reading
ordered.
From committee on corporations, in IA
vor of FL. 239, to incorporate the Vermont
Pharmaceutical Association third read
ing ordered.
| From committee on corporations, in ia
vor OF ii. 236, to incorporate the Union
Hotel Company, with amendment, which
was agreed to; third reading ordered.
Senate bill referred.-S. 81, to provide
for the publication of second edition of
the general statutes and an appendix en-
bracing the subsequent public acts OF the
State to com. on judiciary.
Bills read the third time-H. GO, to in
corporate the Lsmoille Fair Ground Com
pany; passed.
IL. III, to incorporate the Knicker-
booker Manufacturing Company; passed.
II. 1S6, to authorize the pew owl Q g and
proprietors of the old brick church in
Coventry to dispose of the same passed.
IL. 1873, annexing part of Weston to the
town of Mount Holly; passed.
! Fl. 201, to incorporate the Germane
Dilecte Scientific of Lyndon +; passed.
IL. 2O2, to incorporate the Ames Italian
Marble Company passed.
ID. FOB, to incorporate the Brandon
Cheese and Butter Company passed.
ii. 2US, to incorporate the Bankman
and Howard Gold Mining Company
passed.
Fl. 220, to incorporate the Badgers
| West Randolph Brass Band passed.
Mr.. Grout of Barton moved to recon-
slider the vote refusing the passage of IT
I07, in amendment of the existing laws
relating to the sale of the estates OF de-
| ceased persons and moved to lay that mo-
ton on the table, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Slade of Middlebury moved that
when this House adjourn it be to meet on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Favored
by Mr.. Kellogg of Benson, and Grout of
Barton, and opposed by Mr. Wood of
tairhaven, and Mr.. Bull of Hancock
pending the question on its adoption,
On motion of Mr.. Houghton of Siam
ford, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
joint Eesolution-By Mr.. Grout of
Barton, granting the use of Representa-
t17es Hall to the editors of the Philadel-
phia Christian Statesman on Thursday
evening, Nov. 18th, for the purpose of dis
Gus sing the amendment to the constitu-
ton proposed by the Association of Pres
byterians OF Pittsburg; adopted on the
part of the Houae.
Read third time.-H. 237, an act to in
corporate the West Randolph Hydraulic
Company passed.
Reports.-From committe on banks, in
favor of h. 22S, to incorporate the New
port Savings Bank third reading or
dered.
From committee on judiciary, in favor
of s. "a, to provide for the publication of
the second edition of the general statutes
read third time.
Mr.. Butterfeid of Wilmington, moved
70 lay it on the table ; disagreed to, Iaad
the bill was passed in concurrence.
Unfinished business.-H. 113, to incor-
porate the Vermont State Spiritualist As.
sociatiou.
The question being on its third reading,
Mr.. Slade of Middlebury demanded the
yeas aud nays.
Mr.. Houghton of Stamford moved that
the House adjourn. On taking the vote
on adopting this motion, it appeared there
quorum voting.
Mr.. Slade demanded a call of the House,
but subsequently withdrew his demand
The Speaker again put the question on
an adjournment, and the motion was
lost
Mr. Grout of Barton moved that h. 113. |
taken up as unfinished business, be or
dered to lie disagreed to.
Mr.. Houghton Of Stamford, called I'D
b. 20, to repeal secs 1, 2, 8 and of chap.
So, g. E., relating to taxation of dogs
third reading refused.
Revolutionary Mr.. Paul of Tinmoutb,
as follows Whereas Geo. Eddy, represen-
tativa from the town of Glastonbury, has
absented himself from his seat in this
House without leave or cause, except for
two days the present session; therefore,
Resolved, That the said George Eddy,
shall only be allowed pay for the number
of days he has actually attended the ses-
sjons Of this House.
Referred to a select committee, consist.
ing Of Mr.. Slade Of Middlebury, Mr..
Cook of Mt. Holly and Colburn of Man
chester.
Ga motion Of Mr. Bisbeo of Newport,
SENATE.
MONDAY, Nov. Z,
Third readings. II relating to the
-chool census and other school matters
on motion of Mr.. Eddy ordered to lie.
PasSed.-S. 60 in addition to chap "a
z. =, entitled ''of trustees"
S. in amendment .of sec. SO, chap.
Is, g. s.. relating to railroads.
s. ia amendment of an act providing
for the employment of reporter in the
county courts.
S. 80 authorizing the restoration of
streams to their original channels.
5. u in relation to Teachers Associa-
tons; passage refused.
AFTERNOON.
The President appointed as a commit ,
tee on the part of the Senate to take into I
the subject of final adjourn {
ment, Messrs. Pingry and Hartshorn.
To visit the State Prison, Mr.. Horrobin. 1
Psssed.-S. rs, to incorporate the Yer A
mont Iron and Car Company.
Bills referred.-H. 90, to incorporate !
the Middletown Springs Railroad Com L
pany. :
H. 228, to incorporate the Newport @
5avings Bank aud Trust Company.
IL. 1877, to restore Alonzo NJ. Rogers to L
MS legal rights and privileges.
III. 224, TO amend sec. 26 chap. 10, g. 8, {
of towns, town Offices and town meet
ngs." z
Report--From com. on education, in t
avor of FL. Al; To compel children to at
end school, with amendments which was il
.nraed 70 and after some discussion thal 1.