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

Il. 239, TO incorporate the Vermont
Pharmaceutical Association.
II. 137, to protect the rights of married
women.
ID. 236, to incorporate the Union Hotel
Company.
/ b. 242, in addition to an act incorpor-
ating the Richmond Cemetery Associa-
| ton.
II. 241, to incorporate the Avenue Ho-
tel Company.
ID. 1913, to annex a part of the town of
Weston to the town of Mt. Holly.
Passage refused.-H. IT'S, 10 legalize
the grand list Of the town of Hancock.
II. 1877, to legalize the grand list of the
town of Vershire.
| HOUSE.
Bills introduced.-By Mr.. Bull of Han
cock, by request, to incorporate the Air
Line Railroad Company.
By Mr.. Henry of Chester, in addition
to Oh. %. g. g., relating to schools.
By Mr.. Wood of Fairhaven, to incorpo-
rate the Fairhaven and Rutland Canal
Company.
By Mr.. Bisbee of Newport, in relation
to certain records in the Auditors of
| fee.
By Mr.. Butterfeld of Wilmington, in
addition to ch. 1G, g. E., in relation to in
corporsted villages.
By Mr.. Wood of Fsirhsyen, relating to
certain public officers high sheriff or bail
iff shall not hold Office of constable.
By Mr.. Kellogg of Benson, in amend
ment of oh. 2, g. s., relating to the organ
ization of the Legislature.
By Mr.. Brown of Richford, to repeal an
act approved Nov. 10, 1866, relating to
criminal prosecutions.
Resolution.-By Mr.. Bull of Hancock,
by request, as follows: Whereas, Seth w.
Monroe, @ member of this House from
SALISBURY, has absented himself from his
seat in this Heuse without leave of alb
senc and without cause, except for a part
of two weeks during the present session ::
| Resolved, That the said Seth w. Mon
roe shall only be allowed pay for the num-
Der of days be has actually attended the
sessions of this House.
Referred to select con-. raised on Tesolu-
ton relating 10 the representative from
Glastonbury.
Passed.-H. 80. to incorporate the Mid
dletown Springs Railroad Company.
! III. l37, to protect the rights of married
women.
II. 1877, to restore Alouzo III. Rogers TO
his legal rights and privileges.
| III. 1876, in amendment of an act approx
ed Nov. is, 1866, to incorporate Spring
field village.
III. 1877, in amendment of an act entitled
an act providing for the registration of
births, and marriages and deaths. ct,.
EEL. 200, to incorporate the Fairha Won
Savings Bank.
II. 204, to amend sec. 90, chap. 10, 9. g,
relating to towns and town officers.
| FL. 205, to incorporate the ST. PatTick's
Benevolent Society of Fairhaven.
II. 2l0, to incorporate the Middlebury
Paper Company.
II. 212, to incorporate she Vermont De-
tective Association.
H: a2l, to incorporate Gays Cornet
! Band.
H. 217, to amend sec. SO, chap 1926,
| G. g., entitled "of salaries, fees, etc"
FL. 225, an act declaring valid certain
bonds issued by the Middletown Springs
Company.
| Ell. 22S, to Incorporate the Newport
Savings Bank and Trust Company.
II. 232, to incorporate the Brandon
Mining Company.
FL. 239, to incorporate the Vermont
Pharmaceutical Association.
Mr.. Slade of Middlebury moved to re-
consider the vote by which II. 213 was
passed; agreed to, and on motion of Mr..
Wood of Fairhayen, the bill was ordered
to lie.
Petition.-By Mr. Slade of Middlebury,
Of sundry persons, citizens of Brandon,
praying for State police.
Senate bills referred.-S. So, in addition
10 oh On -, -, 4
removal of paupers.
S. 81, in addition to ch. 116, 2. S enti-
tied 'of offenses against the public
peace"
The Senate proposals Of amendment 10
III. 163, to incorporate the Hinesburgh
Cheese and Butter Manufacturing Com
pany; to II. 81, TO incorporate the Cham
plain Mutual Fire Insurance Company :;
also to II 139, to incorporate the Lamoille
Mutual Fire and Live Stock Insurance
Company, were coDcurred in.
AFTERNOON.
Bill introduced.-Mr. Field Of SPRING
field, moved that the Clerk be instructed
not to procure the printing of the II. 255,
to incorporate the Air Line Railroad.
which motion was opposed by Mr.. Bull of
Hancock, and Mr.. Wood Of Fairbaven,
and favored by Mr.. Field of Springfield.
On the adoption of the motion there
was no quorum voting; and Mr.. Slade Of
Middlebury moved a cal of the House,
which was not seconded by the House.
Mr.. Mckee of Arlington, moved to
amend the uotion of bfr. Field, by sub
stituting Il motion that it be printed with
the name of the person by whose request
it was introduced.
Mr.. Wood OF Fairhaven said he drew
up the bill, and it had merits; be should |
stand by the bill and hoped it would be |
printed, and some Of its features adopted
by the House.
The motion of Mr.. Mckee was then |
disagreed TO, and the original motion of
Mr.. Field was adopted.
Third reading ordered.-From com. on /
education, in favor of II. 1852. in amend |
ment of sn act incorporating the Spring
field Wesleyan Seminary.
Revolutionary Mr.. Bull of Hancock |
and Mr.. Colburn of Manchester. respect
lively, that Messrs Curtis OF Somerset, and
Hszeu of North Hero, members IF this
House, have been absent from the House
without leave, and that they shall only Be
allowed pay for the number Of days each
hes been or shall be in attendance during
the present session, which resolutions
were referred to the select com. raised on
relating to the member from
Mr. Carpenter of Burlington, moved to
the votes ooncuIiug in the
proposed by the Senate to
Fl. 81 To incorporate the Champlain
Mutual Fire Insurance Company; which
motion was agreed TO, and the bill and
proposed amendments were ordered to lie
IN the table.
Passed.-H PAL, to incorporate the Ave-
1ue Hotel Company.
FL. 236, to incorporate the Union Hotel
Company.
H 242, II addition to an act TO incor- I
9orate the Richmond Cemetery Associa-
lion.
Mr.. Henry of Chester called up Il %,
n addition to chap. 90. g. g, relating TO {
own lines; the question being on the
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