Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-11-28

BY Senator Wilson, authorizing the
Governor to contract with Mr. Robinson
for a painting of Vermont scenery. On
motion of Senator Powers ordered to lie
and be made the special order for IL
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Resolution.-By Senator Reynolds,
that no bill be introduced after Friday
next, at 10 a. M, except by unanimous
consent. On motion of Senator Powers
ordered to lie. Senator Powers with
drew, and Senator Wilson amended by
inserting Friday afternoon at o'clock;
agreed to.
Senator Reynolds, that the Senate ad-
journ to o'clock tomorrow morning,
when it adjourns agreed to. a
Third Teading 0raered.-H. 233, fixing
the standard measure of barrel of ap-
piles, pears and other fruit.
S. 145, in amendment of an act ''of
peddlers and auctioneers."
S. 119, relating to text books to be
used in schools.
S. 1856, limiting and continuing an act
of the g. 8.
III. 262, to enable certain towns to aid
in the construction of the Midland rail
road; passed.
Hr 1863, authorizing the selectmen to
fill vacancies in the Office of town treas
urer and trustee of public money; third
reading ordered
S. GO, providing for the payment of
expenses of the State Cabinet passed.
5. GA, relating to the quinquenial valu-
alton of the real estate in the counties of
Grand Isle, Chittenden and Franklin;
ordered to lie.
II. 26S, making an appropriation for
1 -. hA A,,@s1
amendment by Mr.. King, (strikipg out
$500 and inserting 500 , agreed to and
passed.
S. 140, in relation TO attachment by
trustee process; passed.
II. 240, to change the name of Ara
bella Francena McCarnand TO Richard
son; passed.
The chair announced the committee
on adjournment, Senators Bailey, Car
penter and Sprague.
The joint committee on the Reform
School having sent in their report, it was
ordered to lie, and the usual number of
copies be printed
On motion of Senator BigelOw, ad-
journed.
HOUSE.
Joint resolution Mr. McDuffee,
of Bradford, that the State Librarian
be requested to deliver TO the Bradford
Historical Society Library two copies of
such documents. except law reports, as
can be delivered without prejudice to
the State Library adopted on the part
of the House.
BY Mr.. Starr of Whitingham, that the
President of the Senate and the Speaker
of the House, be directed to adjourn
their respective Houses, without day.
on Wednesday, Nov 9th, at 6 o'clock
a. m. /; adopted on the part of the House
Bis INTRODUCED and Tefe1red.-By
Mr.. Hebard of Chelsea, in relation to
the annual meetings of the Corinth Cop
per company.
BY Mr.. Childs of Wallingford, TO en-
able the proprietors and pew owners of
the old Union meeting house in Walling-
ford to dispose of the same.
BY Mr. Swain of Rockingham, to in
corporate the Bellows Falls Gas Light
company.
BY Mr.. Swain of Rockingham. relat-
ing to the expenditure of the highway
tax assessed in the village of Bellows
Falls
BY Mr.. Caverly of Pittsford, to incor-
pany.
BY Mr.. Cayerley. of Pittsford. TO in
corporate the Marble Valley Quarry Co.
Unfinished 6lIsiness-H $40, to incor-
porate the Advertiser Association pass
ed.
S. 81, to incorporate the Central Yer
mont Railroad Company.
The provisions of the bill were ex-
planned in detail by Mr.. Butterfield, of
Wilmington, chairman of the committee
on railroads.
The passage Of the bill was opposed
by Mr.. Rogers of Newbury; favored
by Mr.. Ormsbee of Brandon. and Mr.
Waterman of Hydepark; pending the
question of the passage of the bill
On motion of Mr. Goodrich of Hard
wick, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
ResoEutioR-By Mr.. Judson of Ar
lington, that the House. for the remain
der of the session, meet at nine O'Clock
in the morning. adopted.
Joint res0tuti0n.-From the Senate.
for the appointment of committee to as
certain the state of business, and fix the
time for final adjournment: adopted In
concurrence.
The eSpeakerappointed as committeeon
the part of the House, under the forego-
ing resolution, Messrs. Boynton of Wood
stock, Ballou of Burlington. and Elkins
of Troy.
Unfinished business $. 81. 20 incor
porate the Central Vermont Railroad
Company was taken up, the question
being on the passage of the bill
The debate was continued by Mr..
Henry of Chester and Mr.. Blake of
Sutton.
Mr.. Butterfield of Wilmington, chair
man of the committee on railroads, on
the suggestion made this morning bv
Mr.. Douglass of Whiting, moved 10
amend the fifth section by changing the
word ''of" in the 9th line, TO the
word ''to" to give the exact intent of
the bill and the amendment was agreed
to.
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
The Senate came IN, ana a 1olnt as
sembly was formed for the election of a
Commissioner of Insane, for the two
years ensuing. On motion of Senator
Bigelow, the joint assembly adjourned
to meet on Tuesday afternoon next at
% o'clock. The Senate then withdrew.
The debate on S. "a, to incorporate.
the Central Vermont Railroad Compa-
ny, was resumed, Mr.. Blake of Sutton
having the floor, Gle detailed his griev-
ances against the management of the
railroads OF the state, but was willing to
give the managers of the Central Rail
road an opportunity to try and reform
abuses in regard to local freights under
this new bill. The discussion was fur
ther continued by MIR. Carpenter of
Charleston and Mr.. Cook of Mendon.
Mr.. Battell of Ripton, moved to
amend by inserting a new section, as
follows The State win reserve for the
officers OF the state government at all
times and for the members of the Legis-
lature, to and from the State Capitol,
during the session of its Legislature, the