The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-26
A recess was then taken for one hour.

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lington, moved that a committee of two |
members of the house be appointed to |
notify his excellency tho governor of the |
resignation of Hon. Ii. Henry Powers as |
speaker Of the house of representatives,
and the election of Josiah Grout, of New |
port, as his successors which was agreed |
to, and the speaker appointed as such com
mttee Messrs. Sinalley, of Burlington, and |
Eddy, of Jamaica, who attended to the |
duty of their said appointment.
The house considered senate proposals of
amendment to s. 266, to annex part of |
the town of Hydepark to the town of Nor
ristown, and part of the town of Norris
town to the town of Hydepark, and re-
fused to concur therein.
The house considered the senate pro-
posals of amendment TO II. 12, to assess
and tax the real estate of railroads in this
state; and concurred in the proposals to
reduce the maximum valuation from $4,000
per mile to $4,000 per mile, and in extend
ing the time of exemption from taxation
from five to ten wears.
The house considered senate proposals of
amendment to ii. 90, for the better pro-
lection of personal liberty, and concurred
therein.
MIR. Munson of Manchester moved to re-
consider the vote passing s. G7, in relation
to the collection of taxes, which was agreed
to, and the bill was amended on his mo-
ton and again passed.
Mr.. Ladd of Alburgh called up II. 90,
relating to bitches and water courses the
question being on the adoption of the
amendments proposed by the committee,
they were agreed to, and the bill was read
the third time and passed.
BILLS PASSED.
II. 291, an act relating TO highways.
5. so. an act in amendment of section
20, chapter 81, general statutes
ii. 1871, an act relating to the duties of
town superintendent substitute bill.
$. 1853, an act to change the name of
Ellsworth Digelow Abbott.
| :. 1906, an act enlarging the powers of
| inspectors of finance and defining his
duties
$. 1856, an act to incorporate the T.. 81 T.
Fairbanks & Company.
| Ii. 2lS, an act in addition to an act to
incorporate the Bennington graded school
district.
| Ii. 147, TO amend an act 10 establish the
Mortified graded school.
). Ga, an act relating to the collection of
taxes.
S. $50, an act in amendment of section 9
of an act relating to private corporations
! by voluntary association.
II. $685. an act to egalize the grand list
of the town of Tunbridgc.
S. 1877, an act in relation to the duties of
listers.
$. 1862, an act in amendment of No. 40
of the acts of 1870, relating to the liabilities
of towns; ayes 80, nays "a.
S. 1876, an act to incorporate the St.
Johnsbury loan and trust company.
/ IL D1V ar fn ,AroyiIa for J,,; 40
the Jail in the county of Rutland.
ii. 1927. an act conveying a part OF the
town OF Eden to the town of Craftsbury.
THIRD READING REFUSED.
S. 100, an act to establish work-house
reported favorably by the committee.
S. 1906, an act to build fish breeding cs
Enlistment.
Ii. 1919, an act establishing state board
of health and vital statistics
II. 351, providing for the payment oil
claims in certain cases-a substitute bill.
S. 1853, an act for the completion of til,
statutes of the state.
S. 1876, an act in addition to act to pre-
vent illegal voting.
II. III, to repeal certain acts therein
named.
s. 176. fixing the salaries of the mum
cipal courts in the villages of Rutland anC
st. Adams.
S, ITO, to amend section 81. chapter %
general statutes.
5. so, to amend section II, chapter 90
general statutes.
S. 40, in relation to the qualifications O
judges and chancellors.
Ii. 34l, relating to the standard weigh
of grain.
II. 342, to change the name OF Leande
Eugene Francis.
5. ia, to change the time for holdin,
the county court in Lamoile county.
III. 10, for the raising Of roads subject t.
inundation.
I'll. 800, to establish a state asylum for tn
insane
III. 1856, TO amend an act in relation to tn
rights of the rights of married women.
II. "a, to equalizc taxation.
III. 80 to repeal an act to amend chapter
a. general statutes, relating to the traffic
in intoxicating drinks
s. 1873, to legallze the grand list of thu
town of Leicester.
424, relating TO billiard and pigeon-hol
tables.
II. 34s, relating to the support of com
mon schools.
IL. 46, to prohibit towns and cities from
specializing in intoxicating liquors.
II. 43S, to incorporate the Killingtol
hotel company.
III. 1924, relating to criminal prosecutions
before justice of the peace or municipal
court in this state.
ii. 1873, to incorporate the Rutland an(
Washington Counties Producers Associa
ton.
Ii. $50, changing the boundary line o
the town of Franklin.
ii. 2S2, TO amend section IS, chap. "a
G. s.
ii. 207, relating to the support of tn
poor.
III. 302, to pay Carlton L. Webb the sun
,, therein named.
ii. 440, relating to recovery of damages
IL 444. to repeal an act to amend sec
!. IA, chap. 70, G. s.
II. 30S, in amendment of section 3,chap
ter l, of the general statutes, relating +
settlement of paupers.
III. ~, to exempt certain articles iron
attachment aud execution.
III. 305. to pay Walter Taylor the sun
named.
Against H. 1916, relating to the militia
refused.
,, II. 1852, to discover the property of iudg
ment debtors.
H. 2, relating to the duties of town su
perintendenis.
II. 2, in amendment of sec. AZ, chap. "a
general statutes.
II. 1878, to pay l.. N. Sprague, the sun
named.
III. al, to pay Peter Collier the sun
named.
Against ii. 16l relating to extra pay o
: sailors and marines.
ii. 425, to amend section 70, chapter "a
general statutes.
III. $40, to protect certain species o.
game.
Mr.. Atherton of Glover called up II
1873, in amendment to section chapter /,
&. g., the question being on the motion t
reconsider the vote passing the bill, it wa
agreed to.
Mr.. Newell of Shelbuin moved that tn
bill be dismissed and On that question
Mr.. Atherton of Glover demanded the yea
and nays,which were taken-ayes 90, nay
Al. 4 L.