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


Passed H. 1871 in amendment Of an
act in amendment of chap. II, Z. 5. re-
latiug to births, marriages and doatha and
the better registration thereof.
II. 200 to Incorporate the Fairhaven
Savings Bank and IL. 228 TO Incorporate
the Feirhaven Savings Bank and Trust
Company.
H 21O to incorporate the Middlvbmy
/ Paper Company.
S. ga TO protect the rights If Gas Light
| Companies.
! S. 90 to amend see. 81, chap, IS 2. q.
with a substitute bill, which WA adopted
and third reading ordered.
! Revolutionary Mr.. Copeland that the
general committee be directed to ascertain
/ what number If Senator'S each county is
! entitled to under tho census of 1870 and
report by bill or otherwise adopted.
| Third reading ordered 5 0S relating
/ to military aft ,rs.
/ 5 81 relating to he p-r:irion of real
estate contai0iog mineral or medicinal
springs with proposal of amendment.
] Bill introduced.-By Mr.. Grand y,
authorizing d testimonial Of honor 10 'it"
soldiers of the war in 1861.
! By Mr., Horrobin, in amendment of an
act to establish the North Benuio2tou
Graded School District.
By Mr.. Heath, fixing the SALARIES Of The
>'~a Of the Supreme Court; to special
Juoe 'sCiaE # Messrz. Heath, Bailey
com. cons.
and Hibbard - Il. IO5 lpgaiizjpg
Mr.. Abel called . "a Of Vershire.
the grand list OF the to- ~>diEr was
and the vote refusing third t., - or
reconsidered on motion Of Mr. Mn
dered to lie.
The President appointed as commit
tee TO take into consideration tha subject !
of an historical picture. Meszrs. Ren"dicr,
Heath and ColIamer.
HOUSE.
Bills lutroduced-By Mr.. North o5
Shorehan, to Incorporate the Shoreh M
Cheese Manufacturing Company.
BY Mr.. Hitchcock of Pittsford, relating /
20 the fees of sheriffs and their deputies !
By Mr.. Abbott of Williamstowp, to .
establish a graded school in Williams
town.
BY Mr.. Tyrell OF Dorset, relating to
Improvements in highways, bridges and .
ferries.
By Mr. Carpenter of Burlington, TO en-
large the powers Of the Burlington Manu-
featuring Company.
BY Mr. Clark of Brandon, To incOrpor-
ate the General Grant Marble Company.
By Mr.. Richmond of Woodstock. fixiog
the saleries of judges of the Supremet
Court, 1888, 000.)
Senate Bills refcrrod.-S &c. "a incor-
porate the Vermont Iron and Car Com
pany.
Mr.. Goodsol Of Isle La Motto called
up II. 80, directing the governor t. Ap-
point committee 10 investigate the mat
ter of Oh 4ngi"g the site Of the State Pris-
on; and the bill was passed
Mr.. Ballard of Fairfax called up II. 212
to incorporate the Vermont Detective As
ISOLATION, which bill was read by the
clerk, when Mr.. Ballard explained its
provisions and the supposed necessity
that existed for such bill
Mr.. Kellogg of Benson said it was a
new feature in legislation to incorporate
a set of men to bring criminals to justice.
That was matter that belonged to the
State and he was opposed to the bill its
passage was thereupon refused.
Passed.-H 80, in addition to secs. II
and IS chap. % &. 8. relating TO railroads,
III. 256. changing the time of holding
County Courts in the county of Orleans.
II. AZ, to pay james N. Edminster the
sum therein named.
Fl. 252, relating to the laying ont OF
streets in incorporated villages.
Third reading ordered.-H. 1862, relat'
Jog to certain public Offices.
III. 276, to incorporate the Wardsboro
Steam Mill Co. |.
H. 277, to incorporate the Hydeparls
Savings Bank and Trust Company.
II. 211, laying a tax on the county OF
making the tax two cents on
the dollar.
II. 259, to incorporate the Fairhaven
and Rutland Canal Company
III. 261, in amendment of chap Is g. T.,
relating to village corporations and fire
districts.
S. "a, to provide for the publication of
the second edition of the general statutes,
with an appendix embracing the subse-
quent public acts of the State. Tho bill
was favored by Mr.. Bisbee of Newport,
Mr.. Wood of Fairhaven, and passed in
concurrence.
From committee on grand list, in favor
of H. 245, to legalize the list of the town
of Greensboro ; Sd reading ordered.
From committee On highways, bridges
and ferries, in favor of S. 55, in amend
ment of the general statutes in relation to
discon tinuing highways and bridges
with proposals of amendment. which were
agreed to, and fixing per diem of COM
missioners three dollars per day; ana the
third reading of the bill was refused
Ell. PAT, laying tax on the county CT !.
Grand Isle.
Mr.. Jones of Dover called up FL. lis, to !
incorporate the Vermont State Spiritual
Association ; and On the question of or
dering the bill to q third reading, he de-
manded the yeas and nays, which were