The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-27
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT
Ninety q Ourth Session.
SENATE.

SENATE.
MONTPELIER, Oct. 49,
AFTERNOON.
Bills Introduced and Referred. H. III,
an act to amend the charter of the Mont
peler and Black River railroad company.
Ii. 6S, an act to amend an act, approved
Nov 20, 1879, relating to the grand list
On motion of Senator Walton of Wash
ington adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills Introduced and Refer, d-By Mr..
Smalley, of Burlington, to protect camp
meetings.
BY Mr.. Lyude, of Marlboro, an act au
thorzing the county judges in the county
of Windham, to repair the county build
ings in said county to special committee
consisting of members of this House from
Windham county.
BY Mr.. Ketcham, of Sudbury, the petit
ton of r. w. Pitts and thirteen others,
for an act regulating railroad tariffs.
BY Mr.. Martin, of Londonderry, to le-
galize the grand list of fire district, No /,
in the town of Londonderry.
By Mr. Davenport of Wilmington, in
amendment of sec. 2 chap. rs, G. s., re-
lating to grist mills.
BY Mr.. Henry of Chester, authorizing
the Bellows Falls water company to dis
tribute its stock among its members.
BY Mr.. Kelsey of Derby, relating to
springs of water; on motion of Mr.
Kelsey, to special committee of three to
be appointed by the chair.
BY Mr.. Henry of Chester, regulating the
tees of appraisers in certain cases.
by Mr.. Davis of Reading, authorizing
tbo onr,n;Iot;nr IF tho cobonl Iaws
BY Mr.. Gilman of Montpelier. to repeal
sections 33 and "a, and amend section 8 of
chapter "a. general statutes, relating to the
traffic in intoxicating drinks, [repeals that
part oil. the law which provides for the arrest
of persons found intoxicated, and their re-
tention in custody until they are capable of
testifyiug of whom the Intoxicating liquors
were purchased, and repeats so much of
section as provides for increased fines for
second and third offences, and imprison-
ment for third offence.
BY Mr. Webster of Franklin, for the
preservation of fish in Franklin pond, to-
| gether with petition on the same subject.
BY Mr. Barney, of Guilford. permitting
parties to challenge jurors under certain cir
cumstances[for their belonging to the order
of Masons].
BY Mr.. Batchelder, of Arlington, in adj
ditiOn to chapter 33, general statutes, rela.
ting to process and other matters.
From the senate, s. 70, to amend formal
defects and immaterial variances in crmi-
nal pleadings.
From the senate, S. "a, to authorize the
removal of distractions in Lamoi,c river
north of Hardwick.
On motion of Mr.. Rowe, of Poutney, ad
| journed.
| AFTERNOON.
Reports-From the committee on cor
porations, in favor III. 6, to incorporate
the West Pawlet cemetery association
passed.
From committee on education in favol
of 8. 3 to amend an act to establish thu
Milton graded school district.
From the committee on corporations, il
favor of ii. 1874, TO incorporate the Esse'
classical institute of Essex; passed.
From the committee ON corporations, IL
favor of ii. 1870, to incorporate the Emer
son aqueduct company, with proposals OF
amendment which were agreed to; passed
The committee on land and taxes, in favo
of ii 1856, laying tax on the grand list o
the real estate of Harris Gore in the count,
of Washington, with proposals of amend
ment fixing the tax at cents on the dollar
which were agreed to; passed.
Read third tines. 10 to amend sec. 90
chap. 1863, relating to the distribution o
Vermont reports |; passed.
The senate proposals of amendment L
h. 83, to pay Elijah Hanson the sum there
in named was agreed to.
The senate proposal of amendment to h
70, relating to school district taxes wa
agreed to.
Bills Introduced and Referred-By MI
Como, of South Hero, relating to high
ways and bridges.
Ny Mr.. Tobey, of Calais, IN amendnen
of and in addition to chap. "a, & 8. rela'
ing to trustee process.
! Resolution. by Mr.. Churchill of Goshe