The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-13
LEGISLATUKE OF VERMONT.
Ninety Fourth Session.
SENATE.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

MONTPELIER, Oct. II.
Joint rcsoluions-In struciing the Joint
committee on the reform school to inquire
into the eXpediency of establishing a le-
formatory institution fer girls, on similar
basis to that already established for boys
and report by bill or otherwise adopted
in concurrence.
Creating joint committee of two sena-
tors and three representatives to whom
shall be referred all matters relating to the
insane asylum, or treatment Of the insane
adopted in concurrence.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Tne chair appointed as joint committee
on bills, on the part of the senate, Senator
King of Washington, Senator Atwood of
Franklin.
Bills introduced and referred. BY Sell
ator Clark of Franklin: An act laying
a tax on the grand list of the county of
Franklin for the purpose of completing the
court house. Referred TO Il special COM
mittee of the senators from Franklin
county.
BY Senator Chessmore of Chttenden /:
An act in amendment of Chap. 70 of the
e. S.. relating to the uses of money The
bill establishes for legal tate OF interest
not to exceed 8 per cent. where specified
in the contract where not specified, the
legal rate to be 6 per cent.
On motion of Senator King of Washing
ton, adjourned.
HOUSE.
FORENOON SESSION.
Bills introduced and referrcd--By Mr..
Hutchinson Of Hancock, to exempt certain
articles from attachment and execution a
harness or harnesses, an oX-yoke and
chains.
BY Mr.. Tyler of Irasburgh, to amend
sec. A chap. Al G. S., relating to juries.
BY Mr.. Henry of Chester, for the better
protection of personal liberty ordered to
lie.
My Mr.. Hyde of Castleton, to repeal an
act to amend chapter "a G. S., entitled
of the traffic in intoxicating liquors, ap-
proved November, 13, 1869.
Joint resolution--By Mr.. Henry of Ches
ter that joint special committee, to con
sist OF two senators and three members OF
the house of representatives, be appointed
to whom shall be referred all bills, peti
tions. and other matters relative to the Yer
mont insane asylum, or to the treatment
care and condition of the insane of this
state, and all bills regulating the admission
of the insane to asylums in this state
| Adopted on the part of the house.
On motion of Mr.. Perrin, of Berlin, al
| journed.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
Bills introduced and referred,-By Mr.
Gilett of Richmond, to amend sec. chap
| 70 G. S., relating to interest (siX per cent
to be legal interest when no other rate il
named, but any rate not exceeding eigh
per cent. shall be legaD; to special com
mittee of seven members of the house.
BY Mr.. Dana of Cornwall, to change tn
name of Franklin Hill to Franklin Zout.
BY MIR. Wells of CRANKY, in addition t.
the laws now in force relating to exempt
ions from attachment and execution.
BY Mr.. Hubbard of Springfield, to in
corporate the Springfield ice company.
BY Mr.. Davis of Reading, for the pun
ishment of disorderly persons.
Resolutions Mr.. Stanley of Lei
in the printed bills the name of the com
mittee to which the bill is rescrred
adopted
Petitions. BY Mr.. Hubbard of Spring
field, of Londas G. Ellis and others for a
act to protect fish in Bates brook.
The speaker announced the following
STANDING COMMITTEES:
Joint Committees-Under the fourt
joint rule.-Messrs. Blodgett of ST. Johns
bury, Goodwin of Chelsea, Fifield {
Shrewsbury.
On Bills-Messrs. Sayles of Huntington
Vail of Pomfret.
On the Reform School-MIessrs. Boyr
ton of Woodstock. Brown of Lowell, Dix
on of Milton, Cutler of Bakersfield, Pett
grew of Ludlow, Cardell of Warren, Pa
ten of Bloomfield.
On the Library-Messrs. Grout of Bal
ton, Davis of st. Adams, Hubbard
Springfield.