The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-12
;.Eu!sI.lrURE OF VERMONT.
1tnety-FOurih Session.
HOUSE.
TUESDAY, November 10-A. NJ.

TUESDAY, November 10-A. NJ.
Bills introduced-By Mr.. Shurtlof, of
Plainfcd, in addition TO chapter ~, of gen
eral statutes, relating to guardians and
wards.
By Mr. Graves, Of Kirby, authorizing
the removal of the state prison and insane
asylum to Burlington, and to aid other state
institutions seconi reading refused
By Mr.. King, OF Bridgewater, to legal
ize the grand list OF the town of Bri1gcwater,
for the year 1873.
BY Mr.. Abel, of West Haven, in amend
ment dissection 20, chapter ~, of the gener-
nj statutes, relat - to guardians and
wards.
By Mr.. Barns, Of Bristol, in nendment
of an act to prevent the destruction OF ti,h,
approved March %, 1867.
BY Mr.. Davis, of Reading, to pay Carl
ton ii. Roundy, the -um therein named.
81 MIR. Guild. of Rupert, to Incorporate
the Herald publishing company
BY Mr.. Sprague, of Vergennes, to amend
an act and to reduce to one act several acts
relating to the city of Vergennes.
BY Mr.. Churchill, of Goshen, in addition
to chapter "a, of the general statutes.
BY Mr.. Goodwin, of Hartland, by request,
remonstrance against the formation of
new county; to select committee on that
subject.
BY Mr.. Goodwin, of IIartland. petition
asking for an act abolishing the district
system of schools
By Mr.. Buel, of Middetown, to abolish
capital punishment and remove the pardon
ing power from the governor, except on
recommendation of the general assembly
to select committee Of five members of the
house.
BY Mr.. Eddy, of JamaicS, to pay Lewis
\. Sprague the sum therein named
BY Mr.. Abel, of West Haven, concerning
the privilege of witnesses.
By Mr.. Hubbard, of Springfield, relating
to the taxation of real estate encountered
by mortgage mortgage to pay tax on
amount of his mortgage, the balance to be
paid by the owner.
BY Mr.. Dixon, of Milton, to pay Henry
II. Rankin and Cassius Pratt the sum there
in named.
By Mr.. Wells, of CRANKY, to define by
law whe are voters in town, school district
or village meetings.
BY Mr.. b mis-, of Dummcrston, TO pro-
tect certain species of game.
BY Mr.. Cutting, of Brattleboro. relating
to the asses sment AMI collection of taxes.
By Mr. Batchelder, CT Arlington, in ad-
dition to an act to amend section %, chapter
SO, general statutes, relating to process and
other matters.
By Mr. Smalley, of Burlington, to inc or
porate the Burlington banking Company.
By Mr. Grout, OF Barton, TO incorporate
the village of Barton.
Mr.. Norton, of Bennington, sent to the
clerks table and asked to have read a docu.
ment on the subject of temperance, pre-
pared by ]. r. f., of Winooski, VT, which
was done; Mr.. Norton then further moved
that the clerk be directed to procure the
printing of three hundred copies for the
use of the house which was disagreed to.
By Mr.. Perrin, of Berlin, by request, tt
enable the pew-owners and proprietors o
the Methodist Westinghouse, in Berlin, t.
dispose of the same.
By Mr.. Watson, of Hartford, for the pro
lection of land owners.
BY Mr. Nash, of New Haven, to incor
porate the Lampson graded school district
in New Haven.
By Mr.. Grout, of Newport. to amend Al
act relating to the rights Of married women
approved November 81, 1867.
BY Mr.. Page, of Rutland in relation |.
the University of Vermont and state agri
cultural college.
The state treasurer is directed to Will,
hold any fur. her payment OF the income c
the agricultural college fund until it sha
be certified TO him by the governor that
upon due examination, he is satisfied ths
the said corporation has not failed to mair
tain a college within the provisions an
spirit of the act of the general assembly es
tablishing such college, and the act of cor
gress appropriaung said money.
BY Mr. Kelsey, of Derby, to repeal a
act to provide for the making of chairs
the Vermont Reform School, approved Nc
yember-, 1872.
BY Mr.. Abel, of West Haven, relatin
TO savings banks and trust companies.
BY Mr.. Henry of Chester, to establish
Stale asylum for the insane.
BY Mr.. Culver, of Stockbrdge, provit
ing penalty for listers neglecting or r,
fusing TO perform duty.
BY Mr.. VAIL of Ponicrct, a series {
resolutions passed by the recent meetin
of the first mortgage bond holders of tn
Vermont Central railroad.
BY Mr.. Davis, of Reading, relating
Board of Education and Teachers Inst
tutes.
BY Mr.. Goodwin, of Tunbriege, to l.
galize the grand list of the town of Tui
bridge for the years 1879 and 1873.
BY Mr.. Stanley, of Leicester, to aba
and suppress nuisances.
MIR. Smalley, of Burlington, requisite
that the bill to remove the State Capitol
the city Of Burlington be recalled from Il
committee, which request was granted, NJ
Smalley, then, by unanimous consen
withdrew the bill.
by Mr.. Davis, of 81, Adams, relating
the militia.
BY Mr.. Hyde, of Casteton, making pr
vision for the support o, government;
committee on ways and means.
tax Of thirty cents on the dollar a
sessed on the list of 1874, and tax
thirty five cents on the dollar on the list
1875. 900 appropriated to pay the d
bentures of the Governor, Lieutenant Go
ernor, Senate, and House of Represent
lives, and contingent expenses of the Ge
eral Assembly. $3.50 coo appropriated f
paying demands against the State allow,
by the auditor of accounts, and orders
county clerks. $4,000 TO pay the CONT
gent and incidental expenses of the exec
tive and treasury departments. $500
appropriated to pay the interest on 4
bonds and other debts of tho state. $l8t
900 appropriated for The payment of I
payment Of the bonds of the state. S4l
600 appropriated to defray expenses of {