The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-09
.EGISi.ATURE or VERNON
Nineiy.FOurih Session.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
FRIDAY, November Ca m.
Bills introduced and referred-By Mr..
cutting, OF Brattleboro, relating to the tax
alton of savings banks.
by Mr. Atchson, of Westminster, petit
tions in relation to the proposed new coun
ty; to select committee on that subject.
BY Mr.. Buel, of Middletown sundry ne
titions relating to tariffs on railroads.
BY Mr. MiHett, of Mount Tabor, to in
| corporate the Reed cemetery association.
BY Mr.. Miller, ofRyegate. TO provide for
a state census.
BY Mr.. Webb, OF Rockingham. to incor
porate the Bellows Falls cemetery associa-
BY Mr.. Peck, Of Ira, and Mr.. Page of
Rutland, petitions relating to the prohibit
tory law.
BY Mr.. Winslow, of Royalton. relating
to highways, providing that selectmen NAV
lay out ford ways across streams
BY Mr.. Buel, of Middletown, providing
Tor revising and compiling the laws of this
state.
By Mr.. Henry. OF Chester, TO authorize
the trustees OF Chester academy to transfer
the academy building and other property.
together with petition on that subject.
by MIR. Bacon, ofSunderland, by request,
to legalize the grand list of the town of
Woodford for the years 1873 and 1874.
BY Mr.. Robinson, of Westford, to legal
ize the grand list of the town of West.
ford.
by Mr.. Tyler, of Irasburgh, Mr.. Hitch.
cock, of Westtfeld, Mr.. Tenney, of Albany,
and MIR. Brown of Lowell, sundry remon
strances against changing the shire of Or
leans county.
BY Mr.. Lynde, of Marlboro to pay Carl.
ton Il. Webb the sum therein named.
by Mr.. Lynde, of Marlboro, to pay Jen.
nlson Il. Thurber the sum therein named.
BY Mr.. Mitchell, of Coventry, and Mr..
Caiderwood, of Greensboro, sundry remon-
strances against the removal OF the shire of
Orleans county.
BY Mr. Bottum, of SALISBURY, to pay
Myron Barton the sum therein named.
ny Mr. Webb, of Rockingham, to nav
Walter Taylor the sum therein named
ny MT. Chamberlin of Jay. to pay James
willard the sum therein named.
ny Mr.. Harwood, OF Braintree, by re.
quest, IN amendment of section 3, chapter
~, OF the general statutes, relating to the
section OF secretary of the board of educa-
ton; providing for his election by joint as
sembly.
BY Mr.. Buell., of Mddletown, a petition
relating to tolls in grist mills.
ny MIR, Bottnm, of SALISBURY, in amend
ment of section 8, chapter 10, of the gen.
erai statutes, relating TO settlement of pau
pers.
BY Mr.. Davis, of st. Adams, in amend.
ment OF an act in addition to chapter o., |
general statutes, relating to the sale of in |
1869.
BY Mr.. Wilson of Hubbardton, petition
asking for the passage of a law regulating
railroad tariffs.
BY Mr.. Page, of Rutland, to pay +. s,
Thompson the sum therein named.
ny Mr.. Page, of Rutland, authorizing
the village of Rutland to borrow money 10
pay Its indebtedness; to committee on iu-
dicary. '"'
Inc speaker announced as special com.
mittee on IL. 217, to constitute a new county
by the name of Allen.
Messrs. Davis of st. Albans, Wright of
Waltham, Hawley of Fairfax, Robinson of
Westford, Patnam of Marshfield, Ellis of
Sutton, Reed of Pawlet.
Reports. committee on claims. in
Iavor of s rs, to pay Martin G. Everts the
sum therein named; passed.
FROM committee on education, in favor
d H. 1877, authorizing the compilation of
+"o sshooi i""s, WIN proposal OF amend
ment, which was agreed to and the bill
passed.
From general committee, II. %, in adj.
iition to act number &c of acts passed in
1870, entitled ian act to protect butter and
cheese manufacturers, by a substitute bill,
which was agreed to passed.
From committee on education, in favor.
u II. $40, to amend an act approved, Nov.
~, 1870, entitled ian act to extend the
provisions of an act entitled an act to es-
ablish State Normal School, approved
Nov. IL, 1866, with amendment extending
he provisions of the original act until Aug.
!, 1880, instead of March l, 1890, as in the
Dill which amendment was agreed to.
Mr., Wells, of CRANKY, moved that the
bill be ordered to lie on the table which
vas agreed to.
From committee on judiciary in favor of
L. 232, to amend sections and Q of an act
o enable the pew owners of tho old white
'hurch, in Orwell, to dispose of the same ,
From committee on judiciary against II.
rtyi third reading refused.
Mr.. Guild of Rupert, called up II. 6s, to I