The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-31

senator wilson OF orleans demanded the
yeas and nays, which were as follows.
Yen-Senators Chessmore. Colburn, Ed
munds. Henry, Houghton, Howe of Wind
ham, King, Ladd, Page, Parker. Proctor,
Wilton, Wilson of Orleans-13.
Nays-Senators Atwood, Benton, Brook
ins, Clarke, George, Granger, Howe of Rut'
land, Reynold, Roby, Rowell, Smith, Tol
man, Wyman-13.
So the passage of the bill was refused.
Senator Benton, of Essex, that the for
mer vote be reconsidered agreed to, and
the bill ordered to lie.
On motion of Senator Henry, adjourned.
HOUSE.
MORNING SESSION.
Bills, etc, introduced and referred BY
MIR. Gocdell of Brandon, to incorporate the
Vermont association for the protection and
preservation of fish and game.
BY Mr.. Wright of Orwell to amend Sec
tions and OF an act to enable the Pre-
prietors of the old white church, so called,
IN Orwell, to dispose of the same.
BY Mr.. Norton of Bennington, reguat-
Ing the sale of intoxicating liquors lem
bodying the provisions of the Illinois law,
which is stringent license law] to a
special consisting of one member Of this
house from each county.
BY Mr.. Cotton of Sherburne, for the bet
ter preservation of mountain roads.
From the senate. 5. 4, to pay George w.
Crawford the sum therein named
Joint resolution-From the senAtc, pro-
viding for an adjournment from Saturday
until Tuesday afternoon next. On the
question of the adoption of the resolution.
Mr.. Davenport, of Wilmington, demand
ed the ayes and nays, which were taken
ayes, no. nays, %. So the resolution was
adopted in concurrence.
Reports From the committee OH claims,
in favor of III. o, for the better preservation
of the monument of to Nathaniel Chapman.
in Tinmouth. with proposals Of amend
ment, reducing the sum to $3.50, and adding
Redfeld Proctor and X. Buell. to the com
mssioners to have charge OF the expcndi.
ture of the money; WEIGH were agreed to,
and the bill was read the third time and
passed.
Fremm committee on claims, against Ii.
1862, to pay John ii. French the sum there
in named; third reading refused.
From committee on manufactures, i'll
favor of I'll, 212, relating TO the standard
measure of milk passed.
From the committee on judiciary, against
ii. 55, to amend an act to prevent the i'm
proper use of property held in trust third
reading refused.
From committee on judiciary, in favor
of ii. III, to enable insurance companies to
comply with the laws of other states and
countries passed.
From committee on judiciary, against II.
149, to repeal an act to amend sections 8
and 8 of chapter 1870, general statutes;
third reading refused.
From committee on judiciary, against II.
100, permitting parties TO challenge jurors
under certain circumstances third reading
refused.
From special committee on the insane
asylum, in favor of Ii. %, for the better
protection of personal liberty, with pro-
posals of amendment, which were agreed
to- read the third time, and on motion of
Mr. Grout of Barton, ordered to lie upon
the table.
From the committe on judiciary, in favor
of II 1856, regulating the fees of appraisers
in certain cases; passed.
From committee on claims, in favor of
IL. 200, to pay Francis Phelps the sum
therein named; passed.
From committee on judiciary, in favor
of II. 1874, authorizing the Bellows Falls
water company to distrib5te its capital
stock to its members: passed.
From committee on judiciary, in favor
of III. 30, to prevent illegal voting in town,
village or school district meetings, with
proposals or amendment, which were
agreed to.
From the committee on ways and means,
in favor of II. 2l3, in amendment of sec
ton l of an act to amend section 2, cf
chapter 90, of the general statutes, relating
to the instruction of the deaf, dumb and
blind. approved November 16, 1869, with
proposal of amendment, fixing the sum for
the blind at $4,000, which was agreed to.
Passed.
From committee on judiciary, against II.
400, to establish referee courts. Third
reading refused.
On motion of Mr.. Barrett of Underhill,
adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Reports-From the committee on agri-
culture, in favor of ii. TAG, in amendment
of and in addition to an act to establish a
board of agriculture. mining and statistics;
with proposal of amendment amending
tine original act so as to establish II board
of agriculture only leaving out the mining,
manufactures and statistics.
Bills introduced and referred-From the
Senate, 5. SO, to empower the railroad
Companies therein named to consolidate
with any other roads.
On motion of Mr.. Guild OF Rupert adj
journed.
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