Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17
Logis1atnre OF vermons.
SENATE.

The chair appointed as committe on
bills, Messrs. Scott and King.
Third reading. S. 6, laying a tax on
the country of Caledonia passed.
Bills introdatced By Mr.. Adams, to
amend sec. 172, chap. 81 G. s., relating
to trustee process.
By Mr.. VeaZey,to amend an act with
several amendments to incorporate the
village of Rutland approved November
IS, 1847.
Reports From general committe, S.
Is, to incorporate the Brandon hotel
company third reading ordered
From committee on Banks, S. IA, to
incorporate the Rutland County Trust
Company third reading ordered.
On motion of Mr.. Kellogg, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Reports and Sd readings ordered. From
committee on judiciary, S. 7, to amend
sec. I, chap. so G. s.
S. to amend Secs. s and 10, cap. 80,
Sec 90, TO amend an amended act to
incorporate the village os Rutland
From Judicjaay Cons. IS, provid-
ing for filling vacancies in the Senate
From General COMMITTEE. S. 10, TO
incorporate the Popular Hill Cemetery
Passed. IS. 10, to incorporate the
Brandon Hotel company.
s Bills intr0daIced. BY Mr.. Powers to
repeal an act authorizing the removal of
in the Gihon branch of La
noble river, with memorial of David
Wilson and sixty-six others, asking for
the passage of the same.
BY Mr. Veazey, laying a tax on the
county Of Rutland, to select commit
tee composed of the Senators from Rut-
land county.
Mr. Stiles moved that when the Sen
ate adjourns on Friday next it be until
Monday next at 4 o'clock in the after
noon.
Mr.. Sprague demanded the yeas and
nays. and which are as follows:
Yeas Adams, Bailey, Barnes, Col
burn, Cotton, Estey, Gleason, Hinckley,
Humphrey, Kellogg, King,
Lamb, Mason, Morrill,, Powers, Rey-
nolds, Rogers, Scott, Shedd, Smith,
Stiles and Wilson. %.
Nays, Ballard, Bigelow, Carpenter,
Sprague, NeaZey. 5.
So the resolution to adjourn from
Tuesday to Monday afternoon was
On motion of Mr.. Humphrey, the SEN
ate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills Introduced BY Mr.: Lance of
Cabot, to amend sec. 70 chap. 81 g. ),
relating to appeals from Justice suits
BY Mr.. Ide of Barnet, in amendment
Of chap. 19 g. :, relating to burial
grounds.
BY Mr. Caverly Of Pittsford, to pro-
vide for the printing of the journal of
Of the Council Of Safety and other docu-
ments
BY Mr. Granger of Peacham, to pro-
vide for the better enforcement of crimi-
nal laws, providing fora State consta-
5ulary).
BY Mr. Whitcomb of Ludlow, extend
ing the jurisdiction of sheriffs and sher-
ifs depties.
BY Ormsbec of Brandon, to incorpor-
ate the East Middlebury Branch Railroad
Company.
BY Nj Webster of Putney, in addi-
ton to Oh. 40 g. s., entitled ''of wills"
This bill provides that no person having
A husband, wife, child or parent, shall
by will devise more than One-third of
his or her estate to any benevolent, char
table, literary, scientific, religious or
society, association or cor
DOratiOn, in trust or otherwise.
BY Mr.. Coolidge of Plymouth, defin-
ing the rights of personal property in
brooks, lakes, ponds, and rivers in this
State
By Mr.. Chase of Jay, in amendment
Of an act approved Nov. %, 1870, rclat-
ing to grand list. ..
BY Mr. Butterfeld of Wilmington, in
addition to ch. 81 g. s, relating to the
and distribution of the
estate of intestates
Senate, No. 6, laying a tax on the
count of Caledonia; to committee con-
3ist!ng of members from Caledonia
county.
BY Mr.. Pitkin of Montpelier, to incor-
Dorate the Montpelier aud Black River
Railroad Company. .
Petjti0nS By Mr.. Boynton of Wood
stock, of citizens of Woodstock praying
for an act enabling that town, by vote,
to aid in the completion of the Wood
stock railroad, by a guaranty of the in
-ercst only upon the bonds of said rail-
road. for the unexpired term for which
said bonds were issued
BY Mr.. Stevens of East Montpelier, of
Samuel L. Town and nineteen others,
praying that a portion of Montpelier be
set to East Montpelier
By Mr. Batchelder of Plainffeld, rel
alive to communication money paid to
lrafted men.
By Mr.. Davis of Reading, of citizens
If Reading, relative to communication
money paid to drafted men.
ReSoIutt0n--B Mr. Chase of Jay.
hat when the House adjourns to-mor-
row afternoon, it be until d O'Clock
Monday afternoon. Adopted
Joi2t Resolution. By Mr. Bailey of
that there be appointed a
select committee, consisting of one Sen
ltOr and two Representatives, to visit
he State Reform School, and report in
'egard to the sanitary condition of said
and the general management
IF the same. Adopted. -=s
On motion of Mr.. Pitkin Of Fairhaven.
~ AFTERNOON.
Joint Resolution By Mr.. Swain of
Rockingham, inviting J. II. French,
Secretary of the Board of Education, to
leliyer an address IN Representatives
Hall, on Thursday evening, October II.
Bills Introduced By Mr.. Bushnell of |
Waitsfield, to incorporate the Montpe- |
Ter and Rutland Railroad Company.
Mr. Butterfield of Wilmington, called |
Up the joint resolution relative to the
printing of Hon. L. E. Ch!ttendeu's adj
lress before the Historical Society
Mr. Pingree withdrew the amendment f.
by him yesterday.
Mr. Pingree then moved to amend, so
IS to give the copies remaining, after the
contemplated in the resolu
ion, to such public libraries as are not
applied by this resolution.
Mr.. Davis of Reading moEedto amend
he amendment by adding the words
under the direction of the State Librar-
an" Adopted.
The amendment WAS then adopted, and
he resolution was adopted with propos-
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