The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-28
THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE WEDNESDAY MORNING.

liquors; with proposals of amendment
which were agreed to, and the bill was
read the third time and passed.
From the committee OH the judiciary, in
favor of ii. 81, in amendments of acts to
incorporate the city of Burlington with
proposals of amendments which were
agreed to read third time and passed.
On motion of Mr.Smalley of Burlington,
adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Mr.. Batchclder of Arlington, called up
III. 81, to incorporate the frontier naviga.
ton and transportation company.
Mr.. Days of st. Adams, explained that
no one could be injured by reason of the
want of the notice for this bill, and he
hoped the bill would not be rejected be-
cause that statute had not been complied
with.
Mr.. Batchelder, of Arlington, opposed
the bill, because it granted to this corpora
ton the exclusive privilege of a ferry from
Franklin county to North Hero, and lie was
opposed to granting exclusive privileges to
any company to navigate the waters of
Lake Champlain or any part thereof. The
bill was then passed
From committee on railroads, in favor of
II. SO, TO amend an act to incorporate the
Midland railroad company; read third time
and passed.
From joint special committee on final
adjournment, fixing the time for final adj
journment Friday, Nov. 90, next and pre-
GLIDING the introduction of bills after Nov.
10, next Mr.. Abel of West Haven moved
that the resolution be ordered to lie, which
was subsequently withdrawn by him.
Mr.. Ladd of Alburgh, moved to amend
the proposal of amendment so as to allow
of the introduction of bills until Nov. 10;
which was disagreed to.
The proposals of amendment as made by
the committee were then agreed to; and
the resolution as amended was adopted on
the part Of the house
From the committee on fisheries, against
II. 1876 to protect fish in Hicks brook ;
third reading refused.
From the committee on fisheries against
ii. 90 to protect trout in the brooks of Yer
mont; third reading refused.
From the committee on fisheries, against
II. 40 to protect fish in certain private
ponds in the town of Bennington third
reading refused.
From committee on judiciary, against ii
1866 in relation TO licensing hotels; third
reading refused.
From committee on judiciary in favor of
5. 3d. to amend an act relating to criminal
offences committed within the limits of in
corporated villages in this state; with pro-
posals of amendment which were agreed
to: passed.
From committee on claims, in favor of
II. TO- to pay George w. ellison the sum
therein named with proposals of amend
ment fixing the sum at S67.57, which was
agreed to and the bill passed.
From committee on claims, IN favor of
$. 81, to pay jeremiah w. Finn the sum
therein named read the third time and
passed.
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
The joint assembly for the election of
state officers, assembled at half past two
o'clock p. M, Licutenant-Governor Hinck-
ley presiding.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Hon. George Nichols of Northtield was
unanimously elected secretary of state.
Hon. Whitman &. Fcnin of Montpe-
lier. without dissent, was elected auditor
of accounts.
Truman c. Phinney was elected SER
geant-at-armS.