Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-11-21

pensatlon of town superintendents of
schools. Mr.. White Of Topsham moved
TO make the compensation 81. sc instead
of 50 which was disagreed to. Mr..
Granger of Peacham, moved that the
bill be ordered to lie which was disagreed
to.
Mr.. Newell, of Wardsboro, moved the
bill be dismissed, which was DISAGREED
to. Mr.. Frary, of Strafford, moved 10
strike out sections 2, 3, 4, 5. and 6.
which was disagreed to. Mr.. Haskins.
OF Brattleboro, moved the bill be ordered
to lie, which was agreed to.
Ill. 2SS, TO incorporate the Colchester
Cheese and Butter Factory Company
passed.
I'll. 230. TO incorporate the Vermont
Slate and Pencil Company; passed.
II. 197, to incorporate the Jamaica
Savings Bank passed.
ii. 252, incorporating the Washington
Manufacturing Company passed.
Senate 6ilLs referred S. 1875. allowing
questions of law arising on trial of road
cases TO pass to the Supreme Court for
decision.
5. 20, to pay VIM. Perry and James
5. Appleton the sum therein named.
). 40, laying tax on the County of
| Orange
S 124, to amend sec. 5 of an act an
thorizing towns to establish central
| schools
S. "a, TO amend sec. 90, ch. 70. o. s..
| relating to county treasurers.
On motion of Mr.. Starr, of Whiting.
ham, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Joint ReSollltiOns.-B Mr.. Foster of
Royalton, providing for the printing of
Col. Samuel f. Pingree's address before
Vermont Officers Reunion Society:
adopted on part of the House.
BltLS introduced BY Mr.. Allen. of
Colchester, TO establish the Winooski
Graded school district.
By Mr.. Wood, of Pomfret, relating
to mechanics liens.
By Mr. Field, of Springfield, to amend
an act for the encouragement of manu-
facturers.
BY Mr.. Sherman, of Dover, to en-
courage farming
By Mr.. Pitkin, of Montpelier, to in
corporate the Benevolent society of ST.
John the Baptist.
BY Mr.. Stanley, of Leicester, TO in
corporate the Rutland and Essex juno
tion railroad company.
BY Mr.. Granger, Of Peacham, rela-
ting to the duties of Town superinten-
dents of schools.
by Mr.. Town, Of Somerset, to amend
sec. AZ, chap. %, g. 5, relating to school
district officers.
By Mr.. Boyce, Of Barre, regulating
the fees Of county clerks in divorce
cases.
BY Mr.. Waterman. of Hydepark, TO
enable the town of Alburgh. to aid i'm
the construction of the Lamoille Valley
Extension railroad
epOrtS.-FrOm committee on railroads
in favor of III. 25S, to extend the time
for commencement and completion of
the Shelburn railroad; third reading or
dered.
From committee on railroads, in favor
of ii. 1852, to enable certain towns to aid
in building the Midland railroad: third
reading ordered.
From select committee, in favor of Fl.
324, laying tax on the County of Ben
ningtOn; third reading ordered.
From committee on railroads, in favor
of 5. p, to enable certain towns TO aid
in building the Montpelier, Hardwick
and Black River railroad third reading
ordered.
From committee on grand list. in
favor Of II. POS, to legalize the grand
list of town of Rupert; third reading
ordered
From committee on grand list, in
favor Of II. 3O1, TO legalize grand list OF
the town of Wells; third reading or
dered.
From committee on grand list, In
favor of III. 239, authorizing the listers
of Cavendish 10 correct the list for 1870:
third reading ordered.
From committee on railroads, in favor
of III. 6S, to incorporate the Bridge
water, Plymouth and Ludlow Railroad
Company, with amendment which was
agreed to; third reading ordered.
From committee on highways, against
III. 100, to amend chap. % g. s.. relating
to repairs of highways, etc; third read
ing ordered.
From committee on judiciary, against
ii. 293, to repeal an act approved Nov.
%, 1864. relating to highway taxes;
third reading ordered.
From committee on Judiciary, in
favor Of ii. 80, relating TO the fees of
sheriffs and their deputies; third read
ing ordered.
From committee on judiciary, in ia
vor of ii. 304, in amendment of sec. 8
and 9, ch. 12O, 2. s., relating TO crimes
and punishments third reading or
dered.
The report of the committee on mile
age and debentures was read, fixing the
number of miles for which each member
is entitled to receive mileage
On motion of MIR. Field, of Springfield,
the report was ordered TO lie, and made
the special order for Wednesday next,
at % o'clock.
From committee on judiciary, in favor
of II. 269, TO amend sec. 80, chap. 70,
g. s., relating to the sale of real estate
by guardians third reading ordered.
Senate bills referred.-S So, 10 author
ize the formation of railroad corpora
tions and to regulate the same
S. 81, to incorporate the Central Yer
mont railroad company
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
The Senate came in, and an adjourned
joint assembly was formed for the cleo
ton of commissioner of the insane
Mr.. Hebard, of Chelsea, moved that
the joint assembly adjourn for one week
from this time, which was agreed to.
The joint assembly to elect a trustee
of the Vermont University and Agricul-
tural College, in place of Edward Sey-
mour, resigned, proceeded to such cleo
ton.
Mr.. Haskins, of Brattleboro. nomi-
mated DR.. Henry ID. Holton, of Brattle-
boro, and he was unanimously elected
by uigd U0ce vote
The Senate then withdrey
On motion of Mr.. Ballou, of Burling-
ton, adjourned.
SENATE.
FORENOON.
FRIDAY, Nov. Is.
The President appointed, during yes
terdays proceedings, as a special COM
mittee on the bill concerning the sale of
spirituous liquors for medical purposes,