The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-10

entitled of the instruction of the deaf,
dumb and blind;" passed.
ii. 1877, an act to pay Charles w. Porter
the sum therein named passed.
II. 1876, to incorporate the Walingford
acqueduct company ordered to lie.
). 11S, an act to incorporate the village
of Dandy passed.
Joint Resolution and Remonstrance.
From the house,. granting the use of the
hall of representatives to the railroad com
mittee, Monday and Tuesday evenings,
November and 10 :. adopted in concur
renee.
Senator Walton, of Washington, present.
ed the remonstrance of Alvin Braley and
Others against the division of the Mortified
graded school district
Unfinished business-Senator Walton, of
Washington, called up S. As, an act in
amendment of section l, chapter 80, gen.
eral statutes, relating TO the formation of
certain associations with corporate powers.
and moved that it be committed to n sena-
tor, with instructions to make certain
amendments; agreed TO, and the bill as
amended passed
On motion of Senator Wyman, of Wind
ham, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Bills introduced and referred-By Sena-
tor Brookins of Addison, an act in relation
to certain animals running at large in the
public highways.
By Senator Houghton of Bennington, an
act laying a tax on the county of Benning-
ton to select committee consisting of the
members from Bennington county
II. 1913, an act to legalize the grand list
of Rupert for 1874.
II O0- on not ff, 1nuoliza Tho ru;po,on
NAL valuation of real estate aud the grand
list of Plymouth.
Ii. 90, an act to incorporate the Peoples
Mutual fire insurance company.
Ii. 2S, an act for the better protection
of personal liberty; to committee on insane
asylum.
Reports of Committees-From commit
tee on banks in favor of S. 1870, an act to
incorporate the Missisquoi savings bank
and trust company passed.
From committee on judiciary in favor of
S. 60 an act relating to insurance, with pro-
posals of amendment amendments agreed
to and on motion of Senator Rowell, bill
ordered to lie.
Senator Atwood presented the resolution
of public meeting of the bondholdcrs of
first mortgage bonds of the ' ermont Cent
raj railroad
| Unfinished Business-Senator Walton
called up II. III an act to incorporate f.
& T. Fairbanks & Co. The bill was re-
committed for amendment and passed as
amended
On motion of Senator Edmunds of Wind
sor, adjourned
HOUSE.
Unfinished Business-H. 1874, to increase
the bounty for the destruction of bears in
certain cases, was taken up, and second
time referred to general committee.
Bills, ETC., introduced and referred-By
Mr.. Martin of Londonderry, to incorporate
the Deerfield River railroad company.
By Mr.. McFadden, of Wells, to prevent
emigration; to committee on agriculture.
The bill is as follows:
Sec. l. The sum of one hundred dollars
is hereby appropriated, which may be
drawn from the treasury, or so mucl
thereof as may be necessary by the ser
geant at arms, to be by him appropriated
in the construction of suitable hotel &C
commodations IN the town of Montpelier
end lighting the streets, and such other i'm
provements in said town of Montpelier a.
are suitable and proper in this age and gen
Grafton.
Sec. 2. This act is designated to prevent
the removal OF the state house to Burling
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ton.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from it:
passage.
BY Mr.. Gilman of Montpelier, to incor'
porate the Montpelier hotel company.
BY Mr. Stevens of Edna, by request, tc
incorporate the Mortified lodge, No. 175
independent order of good templars, OF
Mortified.
BY Mr. Gilman of Montpelier, to incor
porate the New England university OF art;
and sciences
BY Mr. Boynton, of Woodstock regula
ting the discharge OF patients from the in
sane asylum.
BY MIR. Billings. of Rip,on, to change
the name of Leon Eugene LaFrancis.
BY Mr., Wells, of CRANKY, in relation t
By Mr., Barney, of Guilford, in addition
to chapter II, general statutes, relating t,
the standard weight of grain, etc.
By Mr.. Gilman, of Montpelier, to incor
porate the Union Mutual fire insuranc
company.
BY. Mr.. Wright, of Waltham, relating T.
the division of public moneys among schoc
districts, and In amendment of sections
and So, cnapter %, general statutes.
BY Mr.. Green of Brooktield, to egaliz
the grand list of the town of Brooktield fo
the year 1874
BY Mr.. Jones of Nottingham, relatin
to the support of common schools.
By Mr. Toby of CALAIS, aethorizing til
erection of the State House at Taftsvilt
and the removal of the State Capitol I
the joint committee on the insane asylum
BY Mr.. Jones, of Nottingham, to chang
the name of Lima Viola Toby.
( BY Mr.. Jones of Nottingham, the petl
r ton of the Windham county Baptist asse
citation, in relation to the prohibtory tav
t BY Mr.. Holbrook of Lexington, provi.
ing for the payment of claims in certai
cases.
BY Mr.. Grout of Newport, relating
notories' fees
BY Mr.. Grout of Newport, in amen,
i statutes.
BY Mr.. Martin of Londonderry, to /
peal an act relating to the normal schoo
OF this estate.
Mr.. Vail of Pomfret, called up ii. 2
i. for the better protection of personal Ii
+ erty the question being, shall the b
Q pass
n Mr.. Henry, of Chester, moved to amer
i, so that one of the physicians to make e
y animation, shall be the family physician
!. the party examined which was agreed !
r. He also moved to amend 80 ms to PROVE
d that the examining physicians shall mud n
= only that the person is insane, but that sa
" person is proper subject for treatment
an insane asylum which was agreed TO-
Mr.. Boynton Of Woodstock movca
amend by adding to the third section OF .
10 bill the words, "provided, that any Inc
g vidual feeling that he or she may DC llat
re- to an attack of insanity, may apply perso
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