The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-07

House bill 1877. to pay Charles W. Por-
ter the sum therein named was taken up as
unfinished business, the question being on
agreeing to the amendment proposed hy
the committee to fix the sum at 5000.
The bill and amendment We're discussed
by Mr.. Abel of West Haven and Mr..
Davenport of Wilmington. The proposal
of amendment was agreed TO and the bill
was read the third time and passed
Reports-From the committee on cor
poratons, in favor of II 40, to incorporate
the Walker cheese manufacturing company
read third time and passed.
From committee on corporations in favor
of II. 1GS, to incorporate the West Char
lotte cheese factory company; read third
time and passed.
From general committee, in favor OF IL.
ZIG, to change the name of Harry c. Bnr-
bank; read third time and passed.
From committee on corporations. In
favor of ii, PA, to incorporate the Burling-
ton cotton mills, with proposal Of amend
ment which was agreed TO, and bill read
the third time and passed.
From committee on corporations, in
favor of III. 225, to incorporate the Middle
bury cornct band; reaC. third time and
passed.
IiOiii SOiiithittsS oIi Juii'tiily HSdluS" Il.
10l,, in addition to chap. 33, general
statutes, relating to process and other mat
tiers; ordered to lie on motion of Mr..
Batchelder of Arlington.
From committee on claims, against II.
90, relating to extra pay to soldiers, during
the late war with the south; third reading
refused.
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
The senate came in at 80 o'clock anl
Joint assembly was formed pursuant to an
adjournment, to complete the election of
certain state officers
His Honor Lyman G. IIincklcy, presi-
dent of the senate, in tie chair George
Nichols, secretary of state, clerk
Senator Clarke Of Franklin county moved
that the joint assembly adjourn until
Thursday afternoon of next week at three
o'clock, which motion was agreed, and the
senate withdrew
Reports--From committee on corpora
tons, in favor Of II. 169, in amendment of
an act to incorporate the st. Johnsbury
acqueduct company read third time and
passed.
From committee on corporations, in favor
of ii. 1902, in relation to city, town and
private telegraph lines ordered to lie on
motion of Mr.. Davis of St. Adams.
From committee on corporations, in favor
of III. "a, amending an act Incorporating
Middlebury village read third time and
passed
From committee on claims, in favor of
S. 90, to pay John A. Page the sum therein
named passed in concurrence with pro-
posal of amendment.
From committee on claims in favor of ii
90, to pay Warren II. Smith the sum there
in named, with proposal of amendment fix
ing the SUN at 5000, which was agreed 10
and the bill read the third time and passed.
Senate bills referred-S. GO, 10 pay Geo.
L. Skiff the sum therein named TO COM
mittee ON claims.
$. 43, to pay Peter Lander, jr., the sum
therein named to committee on claims.
SO, to incorporate the Mercantile Trust
company to committee on banks.
The House concurred IN the amendment
proposed by the Senate to Ii 20, to estab-
iish the West Concord graded scaool dis
trict.
| Special Order. Joint resolution in rela-
| ton to reciprocity in trade with Canada,
wore taken up and by request of Mr.. Grout
| of Barton, the report OF the committee ON
agriculture as to the effect of the adoption
of said treaty on the agricultural interests
of the state was read.
On motion of Mr.. Smalley of Burlington
the resolutions were again laid on The table,
and made the special order for o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
bills. etc, introduced and refeIred-By
Mr.. Peck of Ira, in amendment of and in
addition 10 chap. "a; allstatutes, reat-
inc 10 traffic in intoxicating drinks, and in
amendment of an act approved Nov 10,