The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-21

| Edmunds, Rogers.
George, Rowell,
Granger, Smith,
Henry, Tolman,
| Holmes, Walton,
| Hourh,on. Wilson of Orleans,
Howe of Windham, Wilson of Windsor,
King, Wyman.-2S
For Edward J. Phelps of Burlington,
Atwood
Absent, Senator Howe of Rutland.
Whereupon the president declared that
Geo. +. Edmunds, having received ma
jority of the votes cast, was elected on the
part of the senate, senator in the con-
gress of the United States from this state,
for the full term of six years from the ID
day of March, A. ID. 1875.
On motion of Senator Chessmore Of
Chttenden, adjourned.
HOUSE.
MORNING SESSION.
Joint resolutions-By Mr.. Guild of Ru-
pert, that committee of two senators and
three representatives be appointed by the
presiding officer of each house respectively
to ascertain and report as soon rs possible.
the earliest day practicable, consistent with
the business of tie session, for the final adj
journment of the general assembly, and to
whom all resolutions relating to final adj
iournment shall be referred adopted on the
part of TIE house.
Bills, etc., introduced and rcfened-By
Mr.. Norton of Bennington, relating TO
Bennington normal school district.
BY Mr.. Pierce of Mortified, relating to
tolls for grinding grain. together with n pc
tition on the same subject; second reading
refused
BY MIR. Mcfarland of IIydepark, in
| e .at,s A.
SO, general statutes, relating TO taxation OF
real estate.
By Mr.. Gilman of Montpelier, relating
to extra pay to soldiers during the late war
with the south providing for the payment
of seven dollars per month to substitutes
who served in the warl TO committee on
claims,
BY Mr.. Boynton of Woodstock, to amend
sec. 80, chap. 113 g. s., relating to tres
pass.
BY Mr.. Boynton of Woodstock, petit
ton of Mrs. w. C. Hickok and others. in
relation to the industrial school for girls.
BY Mr.. Gilman of Montpelier, relating
to the settlement of paupers giving settle
mcnt on three years residence.
BY Mr.. Newell of Sheburn. in addition
to an amendment of sec. 90, chap. Gag. s.. =,
relating to the traffic in intoxicating liquors.
BY Mr.. Smalley of Burlington, relating
to city, town and private telegraph lines ;
to committee Oh corporations.
BY Mr.. Vail of Pomfret, to incorporate
the Central railroad company of Vermont.
BY Mr. Kent of Panton, to incorporate
Evergreen lodge No. al, Independent Or
der of Good Templars, of Pantou, Vt.
BY Mr. Gilman of Montpelier, 10 change
the name of the Nye manufacturing COM
! al. Ill. q.
pany.
BY Mr. Sayles of Huntington. relating
| to artificial and private fish ponds in tins
state.
BY Mr. Mitchell of Coventry, repeating
an act defining the powers of superntend-
ent of schools.
By Henry of Chester, to amend an
act to incorporate the Connecticut river
mutual fire insurance company.
BY Mr.. Webster of Putney, a petition of
J. b. Puffer and forty others, citizens of
Putney, asking an amendment Of chapter
o., general statutes, relating to the sale of
Intoxicating drinks.
BY Mr.. Cook of Mendon, petition of
A. V. Marshall and syty-seven others,
citizens of Mendon, asking an amendment
of chap. "a rs. relating to the traffic of in
toxicating drinks.
BY Mr.. Bailey of Fairhaycn, To establish
the Fairhaven graded school.
BY Mr.. Gilman of Montpelier, to amend
the charter of the Montpelier and Black
River railroad company.
BY Mr.. Slade of Middcbury, to pay
Isaac NJ. Trip the sum therein named.
BY Mr.. Miller of itygate, in relation tC
repairing and maintaining division fences.
From the Senate-S. 6, enabling the
Windsor County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company to insure against loss or damage
by lightning.
$. 10, relating to mortgages of hotel
fixtures aud furniture.
5. 10. concerning witnesses.
$. 10, to simplify indictments for mur
der and manslaughter.
S. 81, in amendment of section 7,chaptcl
1l3, general statutes, and in addition to SAT-
chapter
Read the third time-lI. 30, in amend
mcnt Of an act approved 1868, relating (,
warning of town meetings. passed.
ii. AZ, in amendment of sec. 81, chap
1876, G. S.. relating to fees of parties in jus
tice courts ; passed.
ii. 70, in relation to the service of eX
tents against delinquent collectors; passed
On motion of Mr.. Bailey of Fairhavcn
adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Reports From the committee on cdu
cation against h. AZ, relating to the time o
teachers in district schools to constitute
school month third reading refused.
From committee on education, against h
20, in relation to the duties of school dis
trict clerks; ordered to lie.
From committee on education IN fivur o
Ii. rs, relating to the collection of schoo
district taxes, with proposals of amend
| ment which were agreed to, and the thir
ri ling ordered.
From committee on education in favor @
h. IS. to amend section IA, chapter 10, g.
: relating to town officers by substitut
, bill. which was agreed to; third reading OF
1 dered.
+ From committee on judiciary, in fave
/ of h. 81 to amend an act authorizing I'll
: Governor to contract for statue of JacO
n Colamer and Ethan Allen, approved NOV
C 81, 1872 passed.
o From committee on corporations, in II
t vor of II ga in amendment of an act to il
d corporate the village of Mortified; passed
n From committee on judiciary against
i 81 to amend section A, chapter 81 G. s..
It third reading refused.
From committee on judiciary in fave
of s. 9 to amend sec. 81, chap. 81 g. e., I
4 lating to the collection oftaxes passed
concurrence.
~ From committee on judiciary in favor {
4 b. 10 enabling the Baptist church of We
=. bridge and New Haven to dispose OF the
"a parsonage passed.
,r From committee OH railroads, in fav
IN of h. 81, in relation to extending the tin
Is for locating the Woodstock railroad
ar passed.
ii From the general committee, in favor
r. h. 81, to change the name of Franklin III
il to Franklin Yont passed.
10 Prom committee on judiciary, again
ID 44S in amendment of an act to ame
e. chap. II, G. s., relating to births, me
az riages and deaths third reading refuse
H. From committee on judiciary, in fay
,e of s. 81, to amend sec. 2, chap. 1903, &.
al relating to bounties on noxious animal
If passage refused ayes, SO, nays, 1OS.
of ELECTION OF SENATOR.
W AT $50 o'clock, the hour fixed for I'll
RS purpose, the speaker announced that, pr
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