The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-24

LEGISLATURES OF VERMONT
Ninety Fourth session.
HOUSE.

School at Waterbury /; adopted.
Bills introduced and referred-H. 40,
relating to appeals arising under chapter
o., &. g., entitled "of the traffic in intoxi-
eating drinks.
Ii. 40, an act to legalize the grand lists
of the town of Grafton for the years 1872,
70 and IA.
Ii. 35, an act laying tax on the county
of Chittenden; to select committee of the
senators from Chittenden county.
BY Senator Henry of Chittenden, an act
to pay John A. Page the sum therein
named.
BY Senator Reynolds of Grand Isle, an
act to assess and tax the real and personal
estates of railroad and car companies
BY Senator Ladd of Chttenden, an act
in relation to thu collection Of taxes.
II. SO, an act fixing the fees required TO
he paid to probate judges, for the benefit
of the state in certain cases.
Reports of Commttees-From commit
tee on claims, in favor of III. 45, to pay A.
V. SpaldiDg, the sum therein named third
reading ordered.
Read third tines. 3,an act to amend
an act to establish the Milton graded
school passed.
s. 80, an act to amend an act entitled
ian act relating to criminal off .nces com
mitted within the limits of incorporated
villages in the state" approved Nov. -,
1870 passed.
II. 13,an act enabling the Baptist church
of New Haven and Weybridge to dispose
of their parsonage passed.
II. 30, an act in amendment of section ]
of an act approved November 20, 1868, en-
titled ian act relating to warning town
meetings passed
ii. AZ, an act in amendment of section
81, of chapter 1876, general statutes, relat-
ing to the fees of parties in justice courts;
passed.
II. 70, an act in relation to the service OF
extents against delinquent collectors
passed.
II. 81, an act in relation to extending the
time for locating the Woodstock railroad
passed.
| III. 81, an act to amend an act authoriz-
ing the governor to contract for statues of
Jacob Collamer and Ethan Allen, approved
Nov. 81, 1872; passed.
On motion of Senator Edmunds of
Windsor, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
BY Senator Wilson of Orleans. providing
for final adjournment of both houses, at
a. M, Friday Nov. ID, and that no bill
be introduced in either house after Friday.
Nov. 6; referred to special committee on
final adjournment.
BY Senator King of Washington, author
izing the secretary of state to procure the
portraits of all the governors of the state,
without expense, to be hung in the eXecu-
tive chamber adopted on the part of the
Senate.
Bills Introduced and referred-By Sena-
tor Wyman of Windham, an act to repeal
an act in alteration of an act entitled an
act to divide the town of Westminster into
two parishes to a select committee of the
senators from Windham
BY Senator Smith of Addison, to pay
George F. Skff the sum therein named.
By Senator Benton of Essex, by request
an act for the better protection of suffrage;
to committee on elections. The bill re-
quires towns to use Savage's patent ballot
box at all elections.
| Reports the committee on judi
ciary, in favor of S. 81, to repeal an act to
enable owners of land to dram the same
ordered to lie.
From the same, in favor of Ii. GA, to
amend sec. IA, chap. so, G. s., relating to
town officers third reading ordered.
From the same, in favor of s. II, an act
to remedy formal defects and immateral
variances in criminal pleadings third read
| ing ordered
From committee on judiciary in favor of
| Ii. rs, and relating to the collection of
school taxes third reading ordered.
| From the general committee, in favor of
| II. 81, to change the name of Franklin
Hill to Franklin Youtt ordered to lie.
From the same, to change the name of
George N. Stoddard to George N Burn
ham ordered to lie.
On motion of Senator Atwood of Frank
lin, adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills Introduced and Referrel.-By Mr.
Powell of Cambridge, to amend section
| of an act to enable towns and cities to aid
in the construction of railroads, approved
November 26, 1879 to committee on rail
roads.
BY Mr.. Amiden of Winhall, to change
the name of Hattie Holland.
| BY Mr.. Webb of Rockingham, relating
to extra pay to sailors and marines in the
late rebellion.
BY Mr. Smalley of Burlington, to pay
John III. French the sum therein named
[$240 for Office expenses, fuel and lights,
as secretary of the board of education].
BY Mr. Hubbard of Springfield, in
amendment Of an act approved November
90, 1872, regulating the width of rims or
felloes of freight wagons.
| BY Mr.. Noble of Tinmouth, petition of
T. r. Hogan and forty others, for law
regulating freight tariffs on railroads.
BY Mr.. Laddlof Alburgh to amend sec.
5, CHI. 55, G. s., relating to dover.
BY Mr.. Como of South Hero, in relation
to licensing hotels.
Reports-From committee on judiciary,
against II. Al, to repeal an act in amend
ment of sec. 81, CHI. "a, G. s.; third reading
refused.
From committee on judiciary, against S.
10, concerning witnesses; third reading re-
fused.
From committee on judiciary, against S.
49, relating to mortgages on hotel fixtures
and furniture third reading refused.
From committee on judiciary. against III.
12l, relating to divorce third reading re-
fused.
From committee on manufactures, in
favor of III. SO, to incorporate A. w. Gray
& Sons, with amendments, changing the
name of the corporation te the A. w. Gray
Il Sons manufacturing company read
third time and passed.
From committee on manufactures in
favor of Ii. 100, to incorporate the Buzzell
manufacturing company read third time
and passed.
From committee on judiciary, against II.
80, TO amend section AZ, chapter 1876, &. s..
relating to salaries and fees Changing
the fees allowed town clerks for the exam
ination of town records from ten cents to
twenty five cents per hours third reading
refIsed-ayes, 20 nays, a.
From committee on manufactures in ia
vor of ii. IA, relating to the manufacture
and sale of domestic wines, with amend
ment providing that such sale and use shall
be for medical purposes only read third
time and passed.
From committee on judiciary. against II.
03, in amendment of section II, chapter
1876, general statutes, relating to the fees
of members of the general assembly.
Mr.. Davenport OF Wilmington favored
the passage of the bill as applying the same
rules for public servant as we apply to
our private Alters.
| Mr. patton of Rlonnfnld ,nound 10 n,nnnd