Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24
Vermont Legislature.
Saturday, Nov. 10.
HOUSEKEEPING.


ton, to revise the charter of the Orleans
and Caledonia Steam Mill Go.
By Mr.. Bromley of Pawlet, in amend.
ment OF secs. l. AZ and 4S of chap. IL, g.s.,
relating to Sheriffs and States Attorneys.
By Mr.. Page of Hydepark, in addition
to chap. %, g.s.. relating to the limitations
of real and personal actions and right Of
entry.
By Mr.. Damon of Walden, relating to
interest, limiting interest to $40 per
cent.
By Mr.. Paul of Sheffield, relating to
trustee process.
Passed-s 81, incorporating the North
field Cornet Band.
s. 1919, changing the name of Jennie
Helen Russell, etc.
81. II, to change the name Of Warren
Sylvester Hunter: Senate amendments
concurred in.
S. 115, changing the name of the Green
Mountain Central Institute.
n. 1874, to protect fish in SINNERS brook
in Cavendish; third reading refused.
Third reading ordered-H. 1888. to in
corporate the Addison County Mineral
Spring Co.
IL. cufs " AAcoi bOtaiS Ltlc H1titUu A AIS
Cheese Factory Go.
FL. 374. to incorporate the Wells MiAeral
Springs Co.
Fl. 367, laying tax on the County of
Chittenden
FL. 362, establishing the standard
weight of eggs and regulating the sale
thereof.
Passed.-s. Iii, to incorporate the Mt.
Anthony Hotel Co..
H. 315, to protect fish in Gordon's
pond.
The amendments of the Senate to H.
284. to incorporate the General Grant
Marble Co; H. 276, to incorporate the
Woodhouse Steam Mill Co.; Fl. 265, to in
corporate the Missisquoi Savings Bank
and Trust Co.: H. 205. to incorporate the
St. Patrick's Benevolent Society; III. 2O2,
to incorporate the Ames Italian Marble
Co.; Fl. $50, to incorporate the Conneoti-
cut Valley Orphan Aid Association; FL
1859, changing the name of Frank Nelson
Young; Fl. 274, for the protection of the
records and files of courts; II. 296, to le-
galize the grand list of the town of Cor
NTH for the year 1870; FL. lat, in amend
ment of an act to encourage manufactures
approved Nov. 16, 1869; FL. IS, in amend
ment of sec. 1 of an act to amend sec. 40,
oh. %, g. s., relating to the providing of
district schools in certain cases, approved
Nov. 1866; FL. 275, to legalize the grand
list of certain unorganizad Townships and
cores in the county of Essex; II. 40, for
the distribution of the Grammar School
funds in Orleans county; FL. 23S, in
amendment of sec. /, ch. Sc, e s., relating
to estates of deceased persona, were sever
ally conourred in.
Referred-S. 1873, amending an act in
addition to Oh. 81, g. O., relating to intox-
icating liquors.
S. 1913, exempting a homestead from at
tachment in certain cases
s. 1913, to Incorporate the New Ameri-
can Marble Company.
Joint Resolution.-By Mr.. Slade Of
Middlebury, that the Auditor of Accounts
be directed to draw his order on the
Treasurer in favor of VIM. r. Rowell, in
charge of the State Cabinet, the came de-
bentures and mileage as is paid to mem
bers of the General Assembly; adopted.
Third reading ordered.-H. 1913 to re-
wise the charter of the Orleans and Gale
donia Steam Mill Company.
H $40, extending the jurisdiction of
sheriff. and sheriff's deputies
Ell. 377, to amend sec. l. cb. 113, &. :,
relating TO ofenses against private pro-
perty.
Passed.-S. IS, relating to duties of
town superintendents.
S. 90, providing for the manner in
which the qualifications of voters in school
meetings shall be determined.
S. 100, fixing the time for election Of
next Representatives for Congress.
S. 46, fixing the salaries of the Score
tary and Assistant Secretary of the SEN
ate, and the Clerk aud Assistant Clerks
in the House.
II. Al, to compel children To attend
school; amended and third reading or
dcred.
SENATE,
MONDAY, Nov 2l.
Joint resolutions.-By Mr.. Grsudey, for
the preservation of the battle flags Of the
State; adopted.
From the House, to pay Wm r.,
Rowell adopted.
Bills iutroduced.-B Mr.. Graudey, re-
lating to the water department of tbs
city Of Vergennes, Also by the same to
incorporate the Vergeune7 Savings Bank
and Trust Co.
By Mr.. Abel, to repeal an act approved
Nov. s, 1867, relating to pleadings.
BY Mr.. Collamer, to repeal sec. 6 chap.
GO g. g, relating to fraud and perjuries.
BY Mr.. Eddy, fixing the salary of The
Secretary of Civil and Military Aft irs.
By Mr. Hartshorn to amend an act TO
incorporate the Coos Valley Railroad
Company.
Mr. Garduer cslled up s. II, III amend
ment of an act relating to Library AS
sooiatione; amended and passed.
Reports.-From gen. COM, Fl. bills to
restore Charles E. Morgon to his legal
rights and privileges, and to change the
names of Lemuel Taylor and Alma Glad
ding; severally passed.
The bill incorporating the Mortified
Cornet Band was returned from the
House with amendments; agreed to.
Mr.. Collamer called up S. II, in amend
mendment of an act to amend an act in-
cooperating the Vermont National Life
Insurance Company, and moved to recon-
slider the vote ordering it's Sd reading.
Mr.. Abel did not believe in the pro-
priety of these exempt ions and argued
his reasons at length
The discussion was continued by Mes
eers' Ilehth, dEpenteI anu 1uuy III idtCr
of reconsideration, and by Mr.. Pingry
against.
Mr.. Piugry demanded the yeas and
nays, which were yeas 90, nays 4.
Mr.. Pingry called up FL. 1877, relating
to a check list (seoond proposal of amend
ment disagreed to- and moved modifca-
ton thereof; agreed to.
Mr. Abell moved suspension of the
rules that the vote refusing the third
reading of III. SO, relating to railroads.
might be reconsidered refused.
Passed.-S. 4, relating to the charter of
the Vermont Life Insurance Company.
s. 1885, in amendment of chap. 1876 Z. g.,
relating to salaries and fees, etc.
S. SO, to pay Henry E. Seymour the
sum therein named.
S. l31, relating to the Rutland graded
school district.
S. 139, authorizing certain railroad
companies to issue joint notes or bonds, to
he saoured nv ini