The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-05

Hutchins of North Hero, Kctcham of Sud
bury, Lee of Newark.
Senate bills referred =. 90, to pay John
a. Page the sum therein named
8. SO, to amend an act to incorporate
the village OF Brattlchoro.
$. 70, to pay Martin g. Evarts the sum
therein named.
| Reports-From committee on manufac-
lures, in favor of II. III, to incorporate
f. & t. Fairbanks y Co passed.
From committee on judiciary, IN favor
of II. g. to amend section 81, chapter 12l,
general statutes, relating to poor debtors
read the third time.
The passage of the bill was favored by
Mr.. Grout, of Newport, and opposed by
Mr.. Grout OF Barton.
Mr.. Abel of West Haven moved to
amend by providing that the act shall not
effect any commitment made on any OK
ception already issued.
The bill was favored by Mr.. ShurtleH of
Painfeld.
Mr.. Grout Of Barton moved that the bill
be dismissed
Mr.. Davenport of Wilmington opposed
the bill
Mr.. Henry of Chester opposed the dis
missal of the bill, and favored its passage
without the amendment proposed by Mr..
| Abel.
The bill was further discussed by Messrs.
Grout of Newport, Hyde OF Castlcton,
Munson of Manchester. who favored the
passage Of the bill without the amendment
proposed by Mr. Abel, Messrs. Grout of
Barton, Abel Of West Haven, Henry of
Chester, Davenport of Wilmington, Eddy
of Jamaica and Davis of Reading:
Mr.. Bartholomew of Benson demanded
the previous question. which demand was
seconded by the house. The main ques-
ton was then put, shall the bill be dis
missed And it was disagreed to-ayes
SO, nays 69--thc chair giving the casting
vote in the negative.
The question recurring on the amend
mcnt proposed by Mr.. Abel of West Ha-
ven.
On motion Of Mr. Nlunson of Manches.
ter, adjourned.
AFTERNooS.
Bills, DC, introduced and referred--By
Mr.. Hyde Of Castleton, IA petition Of John
b. Reynolds and others praying for a
change in the prohbitorY laws, and by Mr..
Bailey of Fairhaven, Mr.. Peck of Ira Mr.
Cotton of Sherburne Mr.. Shaw of Pitts
ford, Mr.. Ketcham of Salisbury, Mr.. Abel
of West Haven, Mr.. Holden of Clarendon,
MIR. Noble of Tinmouth, Mr.. Page of Rut-
land, Mr.. Lord of Mount Holly, Mr.. HER
of Lincoln. Mr.. Wilson of Hnbbarton, Mr..
Cook of Mendon, Mr.. Perrin of Berlin,
Mr.. Shaw of Pittsford, Mr.. Babcock of
Pttsfield Mr.. Stocker of Newbury. Mr..
Houston of Victory severally referred to
committee on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Cutting nf Brattlcboro, the re-
monstrance of sundry persons against the
passage of law providing for municipal
court in the town of BrattlebOrD
BY Mr.. Cook of Mcndon, for the relief
of the town of MendOn; to members of the
House for the county of Rutland.
By Mr.. Curry of Ilinesburgh, to raise
money to transport pupils TO and from the
public schools
By Mr.. Mcfarland Of Iiydcpark, TO an
mex a part of the town of Morris,own to
the town of lIydeparl and a part of the
town of Morrstown to members of La
noble county.
BY Mr.. Shaw of Charlotte, TO incorpor-
ate the lIinesburgh Union cheese and but
ter factory.
Reports-From the committee on judi
ciary, against b. 1914, relating to fees of
town and city clerks
| Mr.. Tyler of Irasburgh moved that the
bill be ordered to lie, which motion was
agreed to ayes 1874, nays2
From the committee on education, in
favor OF h. 40, to establish the Fairhaven
| graded school district, with proposals of
amendment, which were agreed to and the
bill was passed.
From the committee on judiciary against
! Ia. 1885, to ropoal secc. 81 and "a and to
amend sec. of chap. "a 8. s., relating to
the traffic in Intoxicating drinks third
reading refused.
From committee on judiciary, against II.
1875, to provide fees for collectors of taxes
in certain cases. Third reading refused
From committee on Judiciary, in favor
of S. 45, in amendment of an act entitled
ian act relating to private corporations by
voluntary associations" approved Nov. 90,
1870. Passed in concurrence.
From committee on judiciary. against II.
lib. in relation to building and repairing
division fencc,. Third reading refused.
From committee on claims, on the reso-
luton directing them to inquire in regard
to expenses in Investigation of the murder
of Joseph Minard and Marietta Ball at st.
Adams, by bill providing for payment to
the town of St. Adams of the sum of
$278.37 for expenses incurred in pursuit of
the murderers of Joseph Minard read
third time and passed.
From committee on judiciary, against H.
1913, in amendment of sec. 81, CHI 81, Q. 8. !,
relating to the traffic in intoxicating drinks;
third reading refused.
From committee on fisheries, in favor of
II 231 to incorporate an association called
the Vermont association for the protection
and preservation of fish and game read
third time and passed.
From special committee to whom was
referred so much of the Governors mess
age as relates to the punishment of minor
offences, by a bill entitled III 270 to estab-
fish the Vermont house of correction which
was read twice and laid on the table to he
printed.
Unfinished business--II 60, to amend
section "a, chapter 100, G. S., relating &c
, poor debtors, was taken up, the question
{ being on the amendment proposed by Mr..
Abel of West Haven, as stated in the pro
ceedings this forenoon.
The merits of the amendment and of the
: bill were discussed by Mr.. Wells of Gran
| by and Mr. Grout of Barton.
Mr.. Davenport of Wilmington demanded
, the previous question, which demand wa,
seconded by the house-ayes 93, nays 20
| The main question was then put: viii
the house amend so as not TO ap
n ply to any commitment made on any
execution already issued as proposed BY
f Mr.. Abel of West Haven, which was dis
: agreed to. The question then required OF
o the passage of the bill, which was opposed
to by Mr.. Smaley of Burlington, Mr.. Da
n venport of Wilmington, and Mr. Hyde o
! Castleton, and favored by Mr.. Munson o
!. Manchester, and Mr.. Grout of Newport
> On the question of the passage of the bill
|. Mr.. Grout of Newport demanded the yea
n and nays, which were taken: Ayes 81
6 nays 1903. So the passage of the bill wa
= refused.
On motion of Mr.. Bachelor of Peru, ad
y iourned