Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-03
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Cabinet, and amended on motion of Mr.
Heath to include the Vermont Historical
Society, and to report by bill or otherwise
AFTERNOON.
III. 81, relating to the payment of costs
by the State in criminal prosecutions be.
fore justices of peace; third reading re-
| fused
Third reading ordered. IS. 80, in
amendment of and in addition to sec. 2,
chap. "a, g. g, of proceeding against
! trustees.
ID. II, relating to patent rights
On motion of Mr.. Ross, committed To
Senator to amend by striking out the
last section, 'This act shall take effect
from its passage" Agreed to, and passed
in concurrence with proposal of amend
ment.
Several House bills changing names and
constituting heirs at law, were reported
adversely by the general committee, and
the third reading was refused. Messrs.
Dickermsn, Grandey and Eddy were
opposed to the refusal of third reading
of those several bills. Mr.. Pingry dis
cussed the question afirmatively. After
a somewhat prolonged debate, in which
the merits of the resolution under which
the committee acted were freely discussed,
Mr.. Collamer moved that the bill under
consideration be ordered to lie, agreed
the vote refusing third reading, which
was also agreed to, and the several bills
were ordered to lie.
S. so, in relation to appeals from the
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S. Al, to incorporate the Farmers and
Mechanics Savings Institution and Trust
Company.
Resolution-By Mr.. Carpenter direct
ing the judiciary committee to inquire
into the expediency of passing a general
law in relation to cases of changing names
and utilization at a reduced expense.
Adopted.
S. 80 to incorporate the Newport Gene
terry Association passed.
Mr.. Graham called up joint resolution
providing for Joint Assembly.
Mr.. Carpenter moved to strike out the
word Wednesday and insert Thursday
in lieu thereof; agreed to.
Further amended on motion of Mr..
Benedict by striking out the word three
Trustees of the Vermont University, and
insert the word four; agreed to and adopt
ed.
On motion of Mr.. Dickerman adjourned
HOUSE.
Bills introduced-By Mr.. Grout of Bar
ton, by request, to amend sec. s chap. %
g. g. relating to votes on stock in railroad
By Mr.. Cook of LIT. Holly, annexing a
part of the town of Weston to the town of
Mt. Holly.
By Mr. Butterfeld of Wilmington,
against the repeal of the
act dividing the town of Westminster
into two parishes.
By Mr.. Fem of Weston, TO protect fish
in Cold Spring Reservoir in the town of
Weston.
By Mr. Field of Springfield, to amend
the act to incorporate village of Spring |
field.
The Speaker announced as a special
com. on the bill committing the sentence |
of Henry Welcome:
Messrs. Whittemore of Milton. Ballard |
of Fairfax. Henry of Chester, Bromley of |
Pawlet, Nichols of Braintree, Field of |
Guilford, Bacon of Sunderland.
Third reading ordered--H. III, to in
corporate the Knickerbocker Manufactur-
ing Company.
II. 163 to Incorporate the Hiuesburgh
Cheese and Butter Manufacturing Com
pany.
I'll. 147, in amendment of an act to en-
courage manufactures, approved Novem-
Der Is, 1869. ..........,
I'll. 139, to incorporate the Lamoille /
Mutual Fire and Live Stock Insurance
Company.
I'll. 1SO, to incorporate the Connecticut
Valley Orphan Aid Association.
ii. 144, to incorporate the Central Yer
mont Camp Meeting Association.
II. 135, to incorporate the Montpelier
Manufacturing Company.
III. 112, in amendment of an act to
amend an act relating to public lands, ap-
proved Nov. Is, 1869.
Fl. 1876, to pay the widow of the late
Governor Peter t. Washburn the sum
herein named.
III. 173, to amend sec. chap. 80, public
Icts of 1866 relating to levy of execution
With proposals of amencment which were
disagreed to.
On motion of Mr. Wood OF Fairhaven,
he bill was ordered to lie, to enable him
o draw up an amendment to meet the
objection to the bill raised by the gentle
nan from Waitsfeld. j
From committee on judiciary, against /
/. "a, to repeal sec. 26, chap. 60 G. s. re-
ating to conveyance of real estate third ,
eading refused.
S. 30, in amendment of sec. %. chap "a :
:. g. relating to the traffic in intoxicating
rinBs, and in addition to said chapter
assed in concurrence.
Mr.. Wood of Fairhayen, called up H. t
73, to amend the act relating to exemp-
len of articles from attachment or levy
f execution, laid on the table on his
notion, and moved to amend as suggest !
d when laid ON the table, which was !
greed to.
On the question of ordering the bill to
third reading, Mr.. Morgan of Rochester !
emanded the yeas and nays, which were [
sken. Ayes 122, nays 70. So the third '
eading of the bill was ordered.
AFTERNOON.
Bills introduced.-By Mr.. Bisbee of t
Iewport, in amendment of an act enti-
ed an act to amend chap. II, &. g., re- >
.ting to the registration of marriages, DC
Joint Resolution.-By Mr.. Bisbee of
rewport, that Il committee of one senator
nd two representatives be appointed to z
isit and inspect the State prison in Wind I
Dr.. and report it's condition adopted on Il
art of the house.
Third reading ordered.-H. 1876, to pay 7
he widow of the late Peter 7. Washburn .
ne sun therein named. a