Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-24
Legislature of Vermont.
SENATE.
TUESDAY. Oct. %.

or justices OF the peace. ..a
Reterred-H. 6, to incorporate the
Newton and Thompson Manufacturing
Company; and H. 80, to incorporate
| the Hibernian Benevolent Society of ST.
| Adams.
II. 81, to authorize the Brandon Min
| ing company to reduce its stock and is
sue preferred stock.
II. So, to incorporate the Fall Noun
tain Paper company.
II. 112, to amend the charter of the
State Trust Company.
| IHjTG Itendj1q - 5. 9, relating to
teachers time in keeping district schools
with the title amended so as to read,
relating to the time of teachers in dis
triCt schools; passed.
II. 5, relating to the time of electing
members of Congress. On motion of
| Senator BigelOw, ordered to lie.
s. 3, relating to interest. Senator
Adams objected to the bill, for the reas-
on that the rate of interest was not linn
| tied, and moved that it be indefinitely
| postponed.
Senator Hincklcy hoped that the mo-
ton would not prevail; pOstpOnement
not agreed to.
On motion of Senator Powers, ordered
| to lie and made the special order for
Tuesday forenoon next at half past ten
| o'clock.
S. 8, toappoint State geologist. On
motion of Senator Bartlett, recommit-
| ted to general committee.
Third readjag ordered - II. %, to
amend sec. %, CHI. 81, g. s.
H. 90, laying a tax on the county of
| Chittendcn; passed,
Senator BigelOW called up II. 10, re
lating to time of electing members of
| Congress, and pointed out where it con-
flicted with the Federal statute upon the
same subject, and on his motion ordered
to lie.
On motion of Senator Powers, adj
jOurned.
AFTERNOON.
Bills introduced and referred. BY
Senator Morrill,, in amendment of an
act to incorporate the village of st.
Johnsbury.
Reports. From committee on banks,
| H. 100, in amendment of an act to in
corporate the Lyndon Savings Bank and
Trust Company; passed.
Senator BigelOw called up II. 19, fix
ing the time of the election of members
Of Congress passed.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Senator King, by
request Os Moses Lane and So ether citi-
zens Of Mortified to be set of to district
No. T.
Fr0ul coamjttee on Janhs.-Against S. |
As, to amend an act relating to private
corporations reading refused.
From juii,ilTy c0DtDtjtte.-H. 2, relat- !
ing to the conveyance of homesteads, .
with proposal Of amendment 3D. read |
inc ordered.
ii. -. to incorporate the Mutual So /
ciety of st. John the Baptist of Yer
gcnncs.
II. -, to incorporate the village of
BrattlebOr0.
II, 50, to legalize the Appraisal of the |
pews in the church belonging to the
Baptist Society of Luncnburg.
II. IS, to incorporate the Richford !
cemetery association.
II. 1I3, relating to the conveyance Of .
the estates of married women.
From contmjttfe on judjcjaJy Against |
II. a, to amend sec. 3, chap. 20 g.,,s., of .
the court Of chancery; third reading re- /
fused
On motion of Mr., Wilson, adjourned, |
HOUSE.
LiI5x iat3oduccd and retfyred. BY Mir |
Smith of st. Albans to incorporate the /
81. -hiDIES Iron ana CltGi W Oh iNS.
BY Nh Childs Of Wallingford, to in
corporate The Wa)iingford Cheese Fac
tory Company.
BY Mr.. Peck Of Ira in amendment of
sec. 9. chap. %, e. s.. relating to com
pensation Of town superintendent
BY Mr.. NoWley OF Shclburn, to pay
Luman \. Drew the sum therein named.
BY Mr.. Smith of St. Adams, relating
to taking ice from Lake Champlain and
other waters in the State.
BY Nh Cardcll of Warren, relating
to the collection Of debts contracted by
married women.
BY Mr. Weston of Windsor, taxing
deposits of nOn-residents in savings
banks
BY Mr.. SIayton of Stowe, to pay D.
G. Holmes the sum therein named.
Rep0rt& committee on rail
roads, in favor of H. 81, to incorporate
the Lamolle ValeyEXtension Railroad
third reading ordered.
From committee on railroads, in favor
of H. 1G, to incorporate the LamoilIe r.
r.; third reading ordered.
From committee on corporations, in
favor of IL. 118, to incorporate the Swan
ton Cornet Band third reading ordered.
From committee on corporations, in
favor of II. 1919, to incorporate the Jack
sOnviIle Cheese Factory Company; third
reading ordcred
From committee on corporations, in
favor Of II. 1913, to Incorporate the
Shoreham Hotel Company third read
ing ordered
From committee on corporations, in
favor of II. 1856, incorporate the Mont
pelier Hotel Co.; third reading ordered
From pOONl1ittpp on town 1iDpG AGAINST |
petition of Samuel Town and others,
praying that part of Montpelier be set
to East Montpelier; and that the petit
tons have leave 10 withdraw, which re-
port was adopted.
Petitions. By Mr.. Boyden, of Bar
nard, of citizens of Barnard, asking the
passage of law to refund Communication
money paid by drafted men.
BY Mr.. BoyntOn, of Woodstock, of
L. 4. Marsh and fo1ty-eight others, tax
payers of the town of Woodstock, and
of II. II. Daniels and others, praying for
an act to enable the town of Woodstock
to guarantee the interest on the bonds of
the Woodstock Railroad. Also of Jesse
Boydon aud others, of Woodstock, pray
ing that their names may be stricken
from the remonstrance against further
aid by the town to the Woodstock Rail-
read.
By Mr.. Tewksbury, of Randolph, and
Mr.. Johnfon, of PaWlet, asking for the
passage of an act providing for a State
Police.
Petitions in reference to refunQing
Communication money to drafted men
were then presented by Mr.. Dimick, of
Windham, Mr.. Wild, of Craftsbury, Mr..
Ballou, of Townsend, Mr.. Batchelder,
of Stannard, Mr.. Bemis, of Marshfield,
Mr.. Town, of Somerset, Mr.. Peck, of
Ira, Mr.. Barnard, of Chittenden, Mr..
Foster, of Royalton, Mr.. Shaw, of
Landgrove, Mr.. Campton, of East
Haven, Mr.. Henry, of Chester, Mr.. Bot
tum, of New Haven, and Mr.. Morse, of