Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-14

i By Senator Clarke Of Franklin, to pre-
vent railroad companies from giving pass
es to committee on railroads.
Joint Resolutions John ii.
French, Sec'y Board Of Education, to adj
dress the legislature on ibe evening of Oct.
20ti, aud granting him the use OF tho ball
Of representatives adopted IN concurrence.
Granting the hall of representatives. TO
the Vt. COLONIZATION Society on the eve
ming OF Oct. 22d; adopted iu concurrence,
HOUSE.
Res olutionS.-By NJ. Danforth Of Bar
nard. that the committee of ways and
means be instructed by this House to ill.,
form themselves. with the power to send
for persons and papers, whether the sum
of S4.3S6 So that was paid into the treas
ury Of this State by Hon. Justin s. Nor
rill rightly belongs there or not, and make
their report to this House, adopted.
Bills introduced ana referred. BY Mr..
Holden, Of Barre, repeating an act regu.
lating the attendance Of teachers upon
teachers institutes to com. on cduca-
ton.
By Mr.. Cook, of Mendon, to assess
and tax the railroads within the State !;
to com. on judiciary.
Joint Resolution Mr.. Hubbard of
Springfield, granting the use of the hall of
the house Of Representatives, on tho eve
ming Of October Dist. for the purpose of
the annual address to be delivered by the
President, NJ H. Buckham, of the Uni
versjiy Of Vermont and State Agriculture
al College; adopted
Joint Resolusion. Pr Wright of
Waltham, that Hon. John H. French, sec.
rotary of the board of education be invited
to address the general assembly in the
hall Of the House of Representatives on
Tuesday, Oct. Both at lo'clock, p. M;
adopted on the part Of the House.
BY Mr. Gilman of Montpelier, that the
use of the Representatives ball be granted
to the Vermont colonization society for
their annual meeting Thursday evening,
Oct. %, 1874; adopted on the part Of the
House.
Resolation,-By Mr.. Giles of Rupert,
that the committee on manufactures be
instructed to examine the proposed recip
rocity treaty with Canada, and TO report
to this House their opinion as to the effect
its ratification would have upon the map-
ufacturing interests Of the State, in order
that the Legis lature may make such rec
ommeudation to our delegation in Con-
gress in regard to The treaty as they may
deem proper; adopted.
Bills tntrodn: edand referrei, BY Mr..
DAVIS of st. Adams to amend Sec. 33,
Chap. 81, G. s., requiring suits before a
justice of the peace in cases of subscrip-
tion TO books and other articles to be
brought in town where subscription was
made ; to committee on judiciary.
Adjourned
On Monday Speaker Powers announced
the following standing committee for the
House.
90 Bills-Messrs. Sayes of Huu,ug-
ton, Vail OF Pomfret
On the Reform School -Messrs Boyu-
ton Of Woodstock Brown of Lowell, Dix
on Of Milton Cutler of Bakersfield, Petit
grew of Ludlow Cerdel Of Warren. Pot.
ter OF Bloomfield.
On the Library-Messrs. Grout Of Bar
ton, Davis of St. Adams, Hubbard Of
Springfield
On Federal Relations Messrs. Abel
of West Haven, Hubbard of Springfield,
Kent of Dorset, Cutler of Hgbgate Smith
OF Jericho, Webb of Rockingham Kesley
Derby.
On Ways and Means. Messrs. Hyde
of CastIe,ou, Spragre of lergennes, Lyn,
de of Murlboro. Curlier Of Troy, Shurtiff |
Of PlainieId, Batchelder of Arlington,
Watson of Hartford.
GIN Military Aifairs-M Franklin
Of Newfane, Kennedy Of Fairfield, Newell
Of Shelburn, Barnes of Bristol. Parker of
Andover, Gray Of Wheelock, Spencer of
Westmore.
On Judiciary--Messrs MunsoD of Man.
chester, Grout of Newport, Henry of Ches-
ter, Davis of St. Adams, Shur,ltf OF Plain
field, Abel Of West Haven, Ladd of Al
burgh, Slade of Middlebury, Eddy of ia.
maica.
ca.
On Education--Messrs,D Davis of Read
ing Martin Of Londonderry, Hyde Of Cas-
Teton, Saycs of Huntington, Calderwood
of Greensboro, Wright Of Watham, King
Of Lunenburgh.
On Claims Messrs. Powell of Rchford,
Tyler Of lrasburgh, Gillett of Richmond,
Dartmouth of Barnard, Stevens OF Eeen,
McGaffcy of Lyndon, Nash of Haven,
Coolidge of Plymouth. Bottom of Shafts
bury.
On Railroads. essrs. Grout of Bar.
ton Smalley Of Burlington, Webster of
Putney, Goodell of Brandon, Clark Of
Bethel, Blodgett of St. Sohnsbury, Perrin
of Berlin, Como of South Hero. Hutchiu-
son of Hancock.
On Highways and bridges--Messrs.
Whitcomb of Essex, Hopkins of Eues-
burgh, Buckley of Duxburs, Anterior
of Glover, Montgomery of Hardwick,
Fullerton Of Townshend, Holden of Clar-
endou.
On Banks -Messrs. Bailey of Fairha.
veD' Norton Of Bennington, Whithead of
Vernon. Daaforth Of Barnard, McFar.
land of HJderark, Wright of Orwell,
Stevens of Charleston.
On Manufaclures-M essrs. Guild of