The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-12

lHpc VI CullnuftH1 uppiJ'NN ON'|"N' -f' |
1866.
BY Mr.. Hyde. of Casteton, to incorpo-
rate the Rutland ind Washington Counties
Producers Association.
BY Mr.. Miller, of Ryegatc, in relation
to the removing and locating of the State
Capitol, and the change of county seats all
such acts to be submitted to vote Of tho
State or county.
BY Mr.. Davis, of St. Adams, to pay llo-
mer G.. Jennison, the sum therein named.
BY NJ. Miller, of Ryegate, in relation to
wills fall wills made within sixty days of
death to be null and void.
BY Mr. Dixon, of Milton to encourage
the stocking of the East Pond, in Milton,
with black bass and trout.
BY Mr.. Burgess, of Grafton, in amend
ment of an act to protect fish in the Howe
brook and its tributaries.
BY Mr.. Davis, of St. Adams, remon-
STRANGE of certain inhabitants of Ilghgate
against setting any part Of that town TO the
town of Franklin.
By Mr.. Watson, of Hartford, to incOr-
porate the West Hartford Cemetery AS
ISOLATION.
BY Mr.. Clark. of Fethel, to establish
legal rate of interest, and to prevent usury;
to committee on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Batchelder, of Arlington, to pay
David Crofoot the sum therein named.
BY Mr.. Montgomery, of IIardwck. to
legalize the grand list of the town of Hard
wick tor the year 1874.
BY Mr.. Goodwin, of Tunbridgc, to amend
section %, chapter IS, general statutes, re-
la,ing to trustee process.
By Mr. EDDY, of Jamaica, by request, to
change the name of Robert j. Ewing.
By Mr.. Hopkins, of Enosburgh, in adj
dition to an act to prevent the traffic in in
toxicating liquors, approved November 10.
1868
By Mr.. Slade, of Middlcbury, to pay
Edgar G.. Piper the sum therein named.
Mr.. Gilman, of Montpelier, called up
II. 22S, to provide for building an addition
to the State House the question being on
the third reading of the bill, it was dis
agreed to-ayes sc; nays 10l.
Mr.. Davenport, of Wilmington, called
up Ii. II, relating to supreme and county
courts; the question being on the third
reading of the bill, it was refused.
On motion of Mr.. IIawey, of Fairfax,
adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
BY Mr.. Abel of West Haven, in rca-
ton to the time OF holding the supreme
| court in the county of Rutland.
BY Mr.. Shurtleff of Plainfcld, relating
to the sale of capital stock of railroads on
execution against said railroads.
BY Mr.. Ladd of Alburgh, relating to
time OF holding county court in the county
of Grand Isle to committee consisting Of
members from Grand Isle county
BY Mr.. Grout of Newport, to establish
the Newport academy and graded school.
BY MIR. Kelsey of Derby. providing for
the election of the superintendent of the
Vermont reform school, Thy joint assem-
bly,, and also fixing his salary at 81 ,000l /;
to committee on reform school.
Ky Mr.. Batchelder of Arlington, reeu.
lating the capture of fish and game.
BY Mr.. Bliss of Bradford, to establish
the Cookville graded school district
By Mr.. Goodale of Brandon, to amend
sec. 10, chap. 20, &. s.. in relation to the
support and removal of paupers.
BY Mr. Blodgett of st. Johnsbury, to
amend sec. 40, chap. IL, g. s., relating to
county officers to committee consisting
of members from Caledonia county,
By Mr.. Davis of st. Adams, in relation
to history of the railroads in Vermont
railroads commissioner authorized to
compile said history, and auditor of ac-
counts directed to pay for the same
BY Mr.. Blodgett of st. ,Johnsbury, by
request relating to billiard and pigeon hole
tables.
By Mr.. Page of Rutland. to amend sec
90, chap. "a, g. s.. rclt ting to trustee pro
cess.
BY Mr. Sayles of Huntington, relatin:
, to normal schools. State superintendent
NAL schools, and governor to appoint
commissioner to examine graduates from
said schools
By Mr.. Spraguc of Nergcnnes, pro
vidng for the establishment of town, city
+ or village libraries, authorizing them t
borrow on credit not to exceed fifty pc
cent. of the grand list for that purpose i
they shall SO vote at regularly Gale,
meeting under certain restrictionsl.
BY Mr.. Reed Of Pawlet, to legalize Tho
quadrennial assessment of realestate fo
= the town of Pawet for 1874.
! By Mr. Paddock of Pownal to pay Ii
S. Streeter and Frank Alger the sun
therein named.
By Mr.. Slade of Mddlebury, to estat
, fish a municipal court for the village o
Middlcbury.
Mr. Barney of Guilford, moved to re
consider the vote refusing tue passage O
$. so to amend sec. 46, chap. 20, g. g.
h relating 10 the appointment and duties @
:, the commissioner of the insane and on hi
on the table.
By Mr.. King, Of Lunenburgh, relating I
the duties of principals of union and graz
q . ed schools.
u BY Mr. Hyde, of Castleton, TO inco
porate the Sheldon quarry company.
By Mr.. Churchill, of Goshen, relating
: highways and damages sustained thereon
BY Mr.. Grout of Barton, to confirm til
title to certain structures in Lake Chan
y plain.
BY Mr. Dixon OF Milton, relating to III
u manufacture and vending of proprietar
Il medicines.
BY Mr.. Cook Of Mendon, to incorporat
- the killirgton hotel company.
/ BY Mr.. Pettigrew of Ludlow, to amen
m act to incorporate the village of Luz
low.
OF BY Mr.. Henry of Chester, by reques
a. relating to recovery of damages cause
i, BY intoxication].
AZ Joint Resolutions. From the senate r.
y, laung to the st. Adams raid, so called
w referred to committee on federal relation
s. On motion of Mr.. Dana of Cornwall
u granting the use of representatives hall {
Alexis 4. Smith for an address on tempe
VI ance, on Thursday evening, Nov. L
NJ Adopted in concurrence.
o. Mr.. Smalley of Burlington, 10 incorp
rate the Burlington music hall company
'g to general committee.
BY Mr.. Lafountaln of Colchester
amend secs 4G and Al, chap. SO, G. s., e
j., Titled OF the grand list. TO committee {
u grand list.
G. Reports-From committee on claim
against ii. 2ll to pay jeremiah G. Thor
OF ton the sum therein named. Bill dismiss,
'g on motion of Mr. Powell of Richford.
unit nj nj.