The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-23

From the senate, g. 81, to amend section
2 Of an act relating to witnesses in prose-
cutions for selling and furnishing inoXi-
eating liquors, approved Nov. 27, 1872
BY Mr.. Bailey Of Fairhayen, for the es-
Enlistment of public town Libraries, APP
propratng $4,000 from the state treas.
ury, to be divided among the several towns
according to population; the treasurer au-
thorized to issue bonds of the state to raise
the money necessary TO meet the appropri-
alton the act to be submitted to a vote OF
the freemen of the state before j, shall take
effect.
BY Mr.. Grout of Barton, 60 pay the tut
ton of INDECENT students in the university
of Vermont and state agricultural college,
and to pay the salary Of a professor OF ag-
riculture.
BY Mr.. Cook of Mcndon, petition of
Fayette Barney and nineteen others, pray
ing for law regulating tariffs on rail-
roads.
The speaker announced as the special
committee on the message Of the Governor
relating to the memorial Of the lroqu0is
Indians Messrs. Smalley Of Burlington,
Munson OF Manchester, Bailey Of Windsor.
Hall of Groton, and Reed Of Pawlet.
Read the third time-lI. 10, relating 10
collection of school district taxes passed.
IL. Co. to amend section IL, chapter 10,
general statutes, relating TO town officers :
passed.
Special order-il. 1876, to repeal section
l, chapter ., general statutes relating TO
the appointment of board Of education,
and all acts relating theletN was taken up
as the special order, the question being or
the motion of Mr.. Davis, Of st. Adams, to
consider the vote referring the bill to the
committee Of the whole, and making it the
special order for this afternoon.
Mr. Davis of St. Adams called tue atteu-
ton of the House to the fact that the Sec
ton repealed by the bill relates TO the re-
representatives. elect to the general assembly.
Mr.. Wells of CRANKY explained that
there was clerical error in drawing the
bill, and il should have been made To read
chapter %.
Mr. Davis of ST. Adams said TINT if the
gentlemen wished to repeal the whole OF
chapter 90, he would repeal NIL laws rela-
ting to our common schools, instead of
simply to repeal so much as relates to the
board of education. The bill is imperfect
and should be withdrawn or referred tOthe
committee 20 lie amended
Mr. Grout of Il rton favored the motion
to reconsider.
Mr.. Wells of CRANKY then requested that
the vote he Ieconsidercd. as the shortest
way out OF the error
Mr.. Davenport Of Wilmington then
moved that the bill be dismissed disa-
greet to.
On motion of Mr.. Newell of Shclburn,
adjourned
AFTERNooX.
From the committee on the grand list
against II. 81, in amendment Of an act ap-
proved November I, 1872, relating TO col
lection of taxes third reading ordered.
From the committee on the grand list, in
favor of II. AZ, to lcgallze the lists Of the
town Of Grafton for the years 1872, 1873
and 1874 read third time aud passed.
From special committee. consisting of
members from Chlttenden county, II. 81,
laying tax on the county of Chtienden,
with amendments making the tax three per
cent, and providing that the same shall be
assessed in January, 1875, and be paid uto
the county treasury Oh or before June jlh,
1875 passed.
From committee on higi Ways, bridges
and ferries against h. 60, for TIE improve
ment of highways; ordered ia lie.
Read Third Time IN. 40 relating 10
appeals in cases arising under chapter d,
q. s., relating to the traffic in Intoxicating
liquors; passed.
II. G3, fixing the fees OF judges OF pro
bate courts in certain cases; passed.
Mr.. Munson of Manchester, moved ia
amend the title TO the bill h. 81. so as to
read, an act fixing the fees required 10 bf
paid to probate judges for the beuclii OF
the states in certain cases, which was
agreed to.
| Bills, etc, introduced and referred. BY
Mr.. Buell. of Middletown, to Incorporate
the Mddletown telegraph company
BY Mr.. Sprague of Nergeunes, in amend
ment of sec. 10, chap. 1876. g. s., relating
to salaries of judges of the probate, and t.
repeal No 90, of the public acts OF 1870
By Mr.. Batchelder Of Peru, in addition
to sec. 65, chap. 81, g. 8. relating to lay.
ing out and disseminating highways and
bridges TO committee on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Bartlett of Morgan, petition
asking for a law regulating railroad tariffs
Special order-Thc joint resolutions rc
lating to reciprocity in trade with Canadi
were taken up as the special oldcr ut three
o'clock, and on motion or Mr.. GroNt OF
Barton, the resolutions were ordered 90 Il,
and made the special order for next week
| Thursday at three o'clock in the afternoon
On motion Of Mr.. Davis OF Reading, al
| journed.