Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-31

IlOn 10 G1lt " bliH
real estate in the counties of Chittenden,
. Franklin and Grand Isle in 1870; to
select committee consisting of i've mem
bers of the House.
Reports. From committee on rail
roads, in favor of III. IS, to authorize
the town of Woodstock to guarantee the
interest on the bonds of the Woodstock
railroad company, with amendment.
Mr.. Thornton of Hartland, moved to
amend the amendment proposed by the
committee by substituting the words
sstwo-thirds" in lieu of the word ''ma-
iority" wherever it occurs in SAID sec
ton.
The amendment was opposed by Mr..
Bovnton of Woodstock, Mr.. Butterfield
of Wilmington, and Mr.. Childs of Wal
lingford favored by Nj. Thornton Of
Hartland.
The amendment proposed by Mr..
Thornton was then rejected, and the
amendment proposed by the committee
was adopted, and the bill ordered to a
third reading.
Read third 6me.-H. Ga, to pay Frank
lin Butler the sum therein named; pass
ed.
Fl. So, to incorporate the East Middle
bury Branch Railroad Company passed.
II 104, to pay Linus II. Jennings the
sum therein named; passed.
Petitions. By Mr.. Reyes, of High
gate, of sundry persons, for State
Police to committee on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Fletcher, of Holland, for re-
funding communication money to drafted
men; to committee on claims.
By Mr.. Start, of Bakersfield, for State
Police: to committee on judiciary.
By Mr.. Barnard, of Chittenden, that
Charles Leonard be restored to his legal
rights and privileges to committee on
judiciary.
By Mr.. Smith of St. Adams, of w
F. Scott and others of that town, for
state police by Mr.. SOule of Fairfield,
Mr.. Varney of Lincoln, Mr.. WhitCJmb
of Ludlow, Mr. Wainwright of Middle
bury, and Mr.. Wilds of Bristol, relating
to same; to committee on judiciary.
Renl0nStrance-By Mr. Childs of Wal
lingford, against petition recently pre-
stnted from that town, for refunding Of
Communication money to drafted men to
committee on claims
Mr.. Wyman of Athens, moved to re-
consider the vote by which H. 81, to
provide for filling vacancies in the Sen
ate and House of Representatives, was
ordered to third reading; agreed to.
Mr.. Wyman also moved to reconsider
the vote adopting the amendment which
was agreed to; and on his motion the
bill was re-cOmmitted to the committee
on judiciary.
Joint res0y2ttjon BY Mr. Ormsbce, of
Brandon, rendering the thanks of the
General Assembly to the Vermont Phar-
maCeutical Association, for a volume Of
the transactions of the American Phar-
maceutical Association presented to the
State Library, (Which volume be here
with presented to the State; adopted
on the part of the House
On motion of Mr.. Rodgers. of New
| bury, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Reports. From committee on claims.
in favor of H. 81, to pay d. c. Holmes
sum therein named, with amendment
| (S5O7O instead of $101.59) which was
agreed to; third reading ordered.
From committee on judiciary. against
H. 140. to amend sec. IS, chap. 1875 ..
s.; third reading refused.
From committee on Judiciary without
expression of opinion, II, I, to abolish
capital punishment; third reading re-
fused.
From committee on highways. against
H. 80, to amrnd sec. -, chapter -, =.
$, relating to public bridges: third rca-
! ding refused.
From committee on corporations, in
FAVOR OF II. o. 10 amend an act lhcor?",,
rating the village OF It. Adams third
reading ordered
From committee nm corporations III
IaY2r OF H. lis, Ia 10 incorporate IN! .lS,
W ai!ilSloIu CIecSe '"cl"IF 20. 'lI''
reading oruer ordered. ............. =.
rom f co III on coIi,oFal. 70. ~
i' "l H. n :; 10 GoI Iora'G - ~
Dams IRON anu o'e'l " "'NS 'iI"" l'"-
dl4S ordered. ..,...
~ rom commute Oh Ji'uCIaIE, against
IL 10, 20 allellu sIc' co. CHal(' 81: : -
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tile pm DC aIlGnC'tu ny inserting al Yer
Judges oI Ine supreme court 'ne
W0rd TpIennl@iiy aStee" 10, .,
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the olIi De or9ereo 10 ne ne ana mace me
Speclai order Ior next " e''lleS'lay at nan =
past TWO; agreed 10.
consideration Il.