Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-10

Griswold of Peru, Bentley of Sandgate,
Field of Milton, Macomber of Westford,
Rosebrook of Brighton, Weeks of Ca
naan, Hawley of Fairfax, Rounds OF
Richford, Mott of Alburgh, Martin of
South Hero, Chaffee of Waterville,
Wires of Cambridge, Austin of Tunbridge
Merrill of Williamson, johnson of Paw
let, Cook of MendOn, Vail of Worcester,
Putnam of MiddleseX, Marsh of Sharon,
Weston of Windsor
Bills aI11tr0duced and Referred. By
Mr. Town of Somerset, relating to the
election of school district officers to
committee on education.
By Mr. Marshall of Burke, laying a
tax on the county of Caledonia to. a
committee consisting Of the members
from Caledonia county.
On motion of Mr.. Wild of Craftsbury,
adjourned.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Oct. s.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal of yesterday read and ap-
proved.
The chair appointed committee I'M
der the Joint resolution, relating to the
NGI1l1DlL IISdIt AS1 luIll BItoHlSs AD1li-
lou and Morrill,.
The committee appointed to canvass
the votes for county and probate officers
were called and duly sworn.
Bills reported and referred, By Mr..
Veazey, in amendment of an act to incOr-
porate the Rutland railroad company,
approved March %, 1867; to committee
on railroads.
BY Mr.. Adams, in addition. to sec. %,
ch %, g. $, in relation to the attach
ment of personal property to Judiciary
committee
ReSo5rttou. BY Mr. Teazey, that so
much Of the Governors message as re
fers to military education, be referred
tOa special committee Of three senators
to be appointed by the chair adopted.
On motion of Mr. Hinckley, adj
i9lrnUd GAP .tE EsF. 7rE-t
AFTERNOON.
Rep01t. From the committee on Joint
rules, reporting the rules Of last session !;
adopted.
From general committee. to annex La
Omi Island to the town of Colchester.
Third reading ordered.
Joint Resolution. From the House,
PRIV lNtiil2 IOI iOllAN tAN'CLllplF ~ NiNNL
certain State officers on motion of Mr..
Kellogg, ordered Olie.
On motion of Mr.. Bailey, the Senate
took Il recess for ten minutes. at the eX-
piratiOn of which the hour having ar
rived for the meeting of the Joint as
sembly to hear the report of the COM
mttee to canvass the votes for county
a nd probate officers. the senate repaired
to the Hall of the House Of Representa-
tiv es. On returning, s. was taken up
ana passed.
Bits iatT0ducedaHd ref6rred. BY Mr.
Ferry. to incorporate Poplar Hill Gene
terry association; to general committee.
BY Dir. Sprague. to incorporate the
Brandon Hotel Company to general
committee.
HOUSE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The journal of yesterday read and
approved.
Bills jatF0d7Iced and referred. BY Mr..
Buel of Middletown, in reference to a
monument to Nathaniel Chapman ; to
committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr. Smith of st. Adams, to incOr-
porate the Hibernian Benevolent Socie-
ty, of st. Adams to committee on cor
poratiOns.
BY Mr.. Smith of st. Adams, to amend
the charter of the St. Adams Aqueduct
Company, and to authorize the said
company to transfer its franchise to the
village of st. Adams to committee on
corporations.
By Mr.. Davis, of Readidg, to author
ize Probate Courts to issue eXectiOns: to
committee on judiciary
BY Mr.. Green, of Richmond, to pay
John w. Newton the sum therein
named; to committee on claims.
By Mr.. Swain, of Rockingham, re-
lating to the highway district of the vii
lage of Bellows Falls to committee on
highways and bridges.
Joint Res0luti0n.- By Mr. Hebard, of
Chelsea, that both Houses meet in Joint
Assembly on Thursday at half-past
two o'clock in the afternoon, to elect
Secretary of State, Auditor, Sergeant-at-
Arms, Adjutant and Inspector General,
Judge Advocate General, Railroad Com
missioner, Commissioner of Insane, Su-
perintendent of State Prison, three Di-
rectOrs of State Prison, three Trustees
OF the Reform School, and three Trus-
tees of the Vermont University and Ag-
ricultural College; on motion of Mr.
Pingree, of Hartford, ordered to lie.
ReS0L1tj0R. By Mr.. Hasl1ins, of Brat
tleboro, that so much of the Governors
as relates to military education,
of the young men of the State, be re-
ferred to a syecial committee of five
members of this House, to be appointed
by the Chair; adopted.
T)afjfjo1l w M Of
lier, of John Flanders, and 43 others,
relating to reporas in circulation in re-
lation to the Insane Asylum at Brattle-
boro; to the special committee under
the Joint resolution on that subject.
William B. Crane. the representative
elect from Concord, having presented
his credentials, was duly sworn and took
his seat. $50. .>.
The Speaker announced the following
s. &C.,. STANDING COMMITTEES:
On Lnnd T0ges. Messrs. Day of .Jer-
coo, Wilds of Bristol, Mattison of
Darling of Groton, Rose
book of Guildhall, Ladd of Berkshire.
Macambes of Grand Isle, McCuin of
Belvidere, Churchill of West Fairlee.
Read of Westfelds Barnard of Chitten-
len, Slayton of Calais, Harrington of
Londonderry, Morse of Rochester.
On Corporations. -Messrs Cardell of
Warren, Armstrong of Castleton, Thorn
rs of Salisbury, Beattie of Brunswick, |
Morrill, of Swanton, McLa9en of Green's
ooro, Barrett of Cavendish.
On Agriculture. Messrs Douglass of |
Whiting, Bailey of Readsboro, Davis of |
)anville, Rowley of Shelburne, Powers
# Lunenburg, Caldwell of Georgia, !
RUSSELL of North Hero, Doty of FL |
more, Houghton of Orange, Fletcher of |
holland, Paris of Dandy, Pope of |
Sorthfield, Wyman of Athens, Wheeler
f Weathersfield.
On Public Buildings. -Messrs. Pitkin
t Montpelier, Smith of ST. Adams,
lark of Jamaica, Chase of Mt Holly, /
Iarston of Glover, Sleeper of Newark,
Wright of Weybridge
On Mileage and Messrs.
mith of Addison, Bodies of Woodford. |
IOuuhfon of Waterf ford Sbauy of Dol /