Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-17

d. 2I9, TO incorporate ~. CT,
Cheese Factory Co. 0 Shoreham
Hodge. N'"io OF Frank c.
a, d Ids ssa, to change the name of Aim.
Passed-S. 81, RELATING n .bo...,.
OF real estate CONTAINING ,no5; no partition
raj springs. iieuicai or mine
Companies. u d. Light
3; ~, relating the militia
l1G c ,no on Corporations. in =
W. u % NO. 10 amend sec 81 Oh e6
b. reiating 70 private CORPORATIONS T.
o,o rom seIect committee, in favor ofE
go authorizing the treasurer of the Con-.
Oh bennington to borrow monev -
complete the erection Of the oo,,r..I.y., 70
ings in the county of Bennington 0uiio'
Third reading ordered-H $40
Pleal Sec Y, eh. 81, G. g, relating 10 70 81, Is'
tee process. 10 trus'
- H. Leg S64, to repeal an act approved Nov
~ 1906 entitled ian act relating TO eri.
minal prosecutions.
Psssed-s, SO, to change the name Of
| boAbOi ~. AhylOT.
.. W, to incorporate the Connecticut
River Savings Bank and Trust Compsnv,
>. 70, to incorporate the Franklin
County Savings Bank and Trust Com.
pany. '--'
Bank. '''' iis'
ID I96, to restore Charles E. MORGAN 70
his legal rights and privileges.
IL |oo' eniarging the powers Of select
men In certain cases.
III. %, TO amend an act entitled "sn OFT
relating to the redemption Of bank not,.~
approved Nov. 10, 1865.
From select committee. against
to authorize the formation of ~ u 10
porations and to egulate - -lloau coz
dered to lie and made . -i e se'ie .s Sl-
for 1Os o'clock on Thur ne sPe,l--l o ~
on motion of Mr.. K-' ,ua iT Peason --A b
II 24G, relatinr ,io k ~ ILL liz and
Ri 80 third reading refused.
- the third tims-H. 2l5, to
$50, rtain towns to aid IN the con
pan. IN of the Lamoille Valley Junction
A'A' road.
Mr.. Slsde moved that the rate Of IN
terest be changed from seven 10 six FER
cent, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Page of Hydepark moved to amend
, so as to allow the towns TO raise seven
times the grand list of the towns, instead
. of six times.
Mr.. Slade said he was opposed to the
principle of allowing towns 10 bond them
selves to build railroads. He wished 10
such principle had ever been adopted by
any railroads or towns in this State. He
thought it would result disastroUsly to the
towns adopting it.
The amendment proposed by Mr. Page
was agreed to. and the bill passed.
II. 27S. specifying the time when notes
on demand shall become overdue.
II. 249 in amendment of an act TO in
corporate Barre Railroad Company.
Fl. ZIG to change the name OF Carrie Y.
Streeter. etc.
H ZAP, to change the narns Of Carrie
H 206, to annex certain territory il
the town Of bennington 10 the town a
Canaan.
H. 227, to change the name of Lemue-
Paro.
H. 2G1, in addition to and in amend
nent of Oh. IS, q. s, relating to the or
ganization of village corporations and fire
districts.
H. 276, to incorporate the WardsborO
Steam Mill Co.
Senate bills referred.-S. 80. to legalize
the quinquennial appraisal Of the town Of
| Lunenburgh for 1870
S. so, to secure better railroad facilities
for business in the State of Vermont.
S. p, in relation 10 teachers as-ocia-
tions.
The House concurred in tile amend
ments proposed by the Senate 70 the fol-
lowing bills:
81 1O7. legalize the grand list Of the
town of Versbire.
Fl. 1877 in an amendment OF can aot to
amend chap. II, g. :, relating to births,
marriages and deaths, and for rhe better
registration thereof approved Nov. Is,
1869.
II. POS to incorporate the Banbman ard
Howard Gold Mining Company.
II. 232, TO incorporate Brandon Mining
Co.
Bills introduced-By Mr. Bartholomew
of Washington, for new building for
the Vermont Reform School at Waterbury
[appropriating $4,000 to hui a new
brick building according to plans sub
mitted to the committed