The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-09

titions asking tor more stringent probibi-
tory laws.
liy Mr. Sprague of Vergennes, to incor-
poratc the Flanders pump manufacturing
company.
BY Mr. Powell of Richford, relating To
criminal prosecutions before justice of
the peace or municipal court of any city or
town in this state.
BY Mr.. Slade of Middlebury, to repeal
sections /. 9 and 3 of all act approved Nov.
10, 1870, for the relief of families of insane
persons.
BY Mr.. Smalley Of Burlington, to incor-
porate the Walter n. Green Independent
hose company.
BY Mr.. Stevens of Eden, annexing'' a
part of the town of Eden to the town of
Craftsbury.
BY Mr.. Smalley of Burlington, to moor
porate the Union Savings Bank and Trust
company.
BY Mr.. Henry of Chester, to amend form
No. 40 of the general statutes, in relation
to wrts.
Joint resolution-From the senate, to
provide for the printing of the address of
Geo. II. Chids before the Vermont officers
reunion society.
Mr.. Dana of Cornwall moved to propose
to the senate to amend, so as to include
one thousand copies of the address Of p.
O'Meara Edison before the cavalry reunion.
The amendment was agreed to, and the
resolution and amendment was adopted.
Senate bills referred-S. 85, in amend
nent of an act relating to the relief of the
families Of insane persons, approved Nov.
10, 1870.
S. So, in amendment of section of an
act to authorize the formation of railroad
corporations and to regulate the same, ap-
proved Noy. 90, 1872.
s. 104, to legalize the grand lists of the
town of Cabot for the years 1872 and 1878.
S. 81, relating to the collection of non
resident taxes.
S. 50, defining public waters in this state.
S. 100, to provide for building fish
breeding establishment
s. 03, in addition to act in amendment of
section 20, chapter 33, general statutes, re-
lating to processes and other matters, APP
proved Nov. 10th, 1868.
s. II, TO repeal a part of section 8, of an
act to amend section 90, chapter 04, gen.
eral statutes, relating to the traffic in intox-
icaling drinks. and in addition to said chap
ter, approved Nov. Sth, 1870
S. 81, directing the treasurer OF the state
of Vermont to restore to the treasury of the
ChitNu tuC SUN vi 2f,cCO.CO.
S. 107, to incorporate the Bellows saw
ings institution and trust company.
Unfinished Business. Joint resolutions
in relation to reciprocity in trade with
Canada, were taken up rs unfinished busi
ness.
Mr.. Smalley of Burlington, moved to
amend, by substituting the following:
Resolved by the senate and house of re-
representatives.. That our senators and re-
representatives. in congress be, and they
hereby are, requested to use their influence
against the passage OF the reciprocity
treaty with the Dominion of Canada now
pending before the senate of the United
states, and to oppose the passage of any
treaty in which the interests of the people
of Vermont are not fully protected.
Resolved, That we are in favor of the
carly completion of the ship canal, con-
Meeting the waters of lake Champlain with
the river st. Lawrence, SO constituting an
important link in the line of communica.
ton betwt el the All ,ntc seaboard and the
grain and lumber regions of the great
northwest.
The resolutions were discussed by
Messrs Smalley of Burlington, Grout of
Barton, and Hubbard of Springfield.
On the question of adopting the substl-
tute resolution as proposed by Mr.. Smalley,
Mr.. Bailey of Windsor demanded the yeas
and nays, which were taken-yeas Al,
nays 1919. So the house refused to adopt
the substitute proposed by Mr.. Smalley.
The question recurring on the adoption
of the original resolutions, Mr.. Munson of
Manchester sent to the clerks desk Cana.
dian paper and asked that certain extracts
therefrom might be read which was DONE
The joint resolutions were then adopted
on the part of the house.
On motion of Mr.. McFadden of Wells,
adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Reports of committees From committee
on judiciary. against III. 2lS, in addition to
and in amendment of sec. 4, chap. 10, g. g.
relating to illegal interest third reading
refused.
From committee on claims, in favor of
s. AZ, to pay Peter Lander the sum therein
named third reading refused.
From the same in favor of II. 14S, TO
pay Luman A. Drew the sum therein
named, with proposal of amendment fixing
the sum at $3.50. % which was agreed to,
and the bill read the third time and passed.
From committee on education against ii
1853. for establishing public town libraries
ordered to lie on the motion of Mr.. Davis
of 81. Adams.
From special committee against II IS,
changing the boundary lines between the
towns of Williston and Jericho; read third
time-ayes 10, nays 43. and the passage re.
fused, ayes 40 nays 1Ol.
From committee on education in favor
of ii. 300. to authorize the trustees oil
| Chester academy to transfer the buildings
and other property read the third time
and passed.
From committee on railroads in favor oil
II. 150, to amend sec. 5 of an act to enable
towns and cities to aid in the construction
of railroads, approved Nov. 90, 1872 reat
the third time and passed
From committee on grand list. in favo
of II. 1873 to legalize the grand list of thu
town of Norwich for the year 1874 reaC
the third time and passed.
From committee on grand list, agains
II. gel, to legallze the list of the city O
Burlington read the third time ant
passed.
From committee on grand list in favo
of II 1853, to legalize the grand list of tn,
town of Goshen read the third time ant
passed
From committee on grand list against II
ia, prescribing the mode of taxing manu-
luClulllP COMPANIES uisihisscu.
Mr.. Bailey, of Fairhaven, called up II
1853, to provide for establishing public tow
libraries, and moved that the same be dis
missed, as there is another bill to come be
fore the house which will be more accept
able motion agreed to and the bill wa
dismissed.
Mr.. Davenport, of Wilmington, calle'
up ii. 81, to pay Gardner j. Wallace tn
sum therein named Dassed
Joint resolution-By Mr.. Hyde, of Cas-
Teton, that the use of representatives hal
be granted to the committee on railroads o
Monday evening, Nov 9th, and Tuesda
evening, 1874, Nov. 10th. for their furthe
investigation and the argument on III. lbs
making provisions for regulating the rate
of freight, passengers or cars on certai
railroads therein named adopted on tn
part Of the house.
; Bills introduced and referred-By MI
Whitcomb, of Essex, to incorporate tn
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