The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-26

IL. al, III amendment OF ScCllon y, CUaplcr
20, general statutes, relating to support of
the poor, and moved to amend by inserting
two additional sections, so as to make real
estate chargeable with the support pro-
vided in this act, and also providing for
writ of review on the proceedings.
Mr.. Chamberlin, of Jay, moved that the
bill be dismissed, which was disagreed to.
The amendment proposed by Mr.. Shurt-
left was then agreed to, and the bill passed.
On motion of Mr.. Hawley, of Fairfax,
adjourned.
SENATE.
EVENING SESSION.
ORLEANS COUNTY SHIRE.
H. 1870, an act changing the shire town
of Orleans county; with the amendment
proposed by Senator Tolman, leaving the
question to the people, was taken up.
Senator Wilson, of Orloano, opposed tin
amendment, and advocated the passage of
the bill as it came from the house, OH the
ground that this question had already been
submitted to the people of Orleans county.
Senator Toman took issue with Senator
Wilson, upon his statement that this ques-
ton had already been decided by the people
of Orleans county.
Senator Rowell spoke in favor of the bill
and against the amendment.
Senators Walton and Reynolds favored
| the amendment.
On motion of Senator Chcssmorc, the
| bill was ordered to lie, and resolution in
troduced combining senators to ten minutes
| in debate, which was agreed to.
The bill was taken up and the amend
ment proposed by Senator Tolman agreed
| to.
Senator Walton offered two amendments
| to the bill, which were disagreed to and
| the bill was read the third time, aud as
amended, passed in concurrence.
From committee on railroads, against s.
| 30, an act to incorporate the Central Rail-
road company of Vermont. Senator Clark
moved an amendment to the effect that the
first mortgage bond-holders of the Vermont
| Central railroad, shall have no more rights
under the bill proposed than they now
| possess. Moved that further consideration
of the bill he indefinitely postponed.
Agreed to-Ayes 10, nays IA.
| From the committee on the Judiciary,
against Ii. 1874, an act to abate and suppress
| nulsances.
The bill was discussed by Senator Clark,
Granger, and Smith in favor of the bill
and on motion of senator Henry ordered tc
| lie.
| -. w. an uNt iOi thO bCttSt
| of personal liberty was called up, and sena.
tor Wilson of Windsor spoke in favor OF
its passage; passed in concurrence.
| House bills referred-H. 227, an act re-
lating to highways.
| II. 248, an act in addition to an act to es
tablish the Bennington graded school dis
trict.
| RAILROAD TAXATION.
Senator Proctor called up II. 10, an acl
to assess and tax the real estate of railroad.
| in the state
Senator Walton opposed the bill as il
| Stood
Senator Rowell owed to amend by sub
| .tituting the words 'two thousand" fol
Give thousand" as the valuation per mile
| Senator Proctor hoped the amendment
would not be agreed to.
Senator Howe of Windham opposed tht
amendment and the bill.
Senators Colburn and Smith favored the
amendment.
Senator Reynolds opposed the amend
ment and favored the bill.
On the question, shall the bill be amended
Senator Rowell demanded the yeas ant
nays, which were as follows-yels 14,nayi
10.
So the amendment was agreed to.
Senator Page moved 10 amend so as Il
exempt new roads for ten years instead o
tive, agreed to; the bill as amended wa
read the third time and passed.
House Bills Referred-H. 1903, an act L
legalize the grand list OF the town of Tun
bridge.
| III 276, an act to annex a part of tn,
town of Morristown to the town of Hyde
park and part of the town of Hyde
| mark IN the TOWN nT Mnrrqtovu
From the committee on agriculture, il
favor of S. 1870, an act to amend section
of an act to establish board of agricul
ture, mining and manufactures.
Senator Atwood proposed an amendmen
annhilating the board, which was opposed
by Senators King and Smith and on mo
ton of Senator Henry 1t was ordered t.
lie.
From the house, S 1871, an act relating
to the town superintendent of publit
schools, with proposal of amendment
amendment agreed TO.
III. 1872, an act to place the inmates o
insane asylums under the protection of tn
laws, was taken from the table the ques
ton was upon the adoption of an amend
ment amendment withdrawn and sub
stitute amendment proposed by Senate
Rowell, relating to the appointment an,
powers of board of visitation to tho In
sane asylums.
Senator Howe opposed the amendments
and Senator Rowell spoke in favor of them
and the question being on the first pro
posed amendment, Senator Wilson o
Windsor, demanded the yeas and nays
which wero-yeas 10, nays 10, and til