The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT
Extra Session.
SENATE.
MONTpELIRR, Vt. Jan. Ii.

MONTPELIER, VT, Jan. 10.
Lieut.. Governor Hinckley in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. n. Newton GlaZier,
chaplain of the senate.
The proclamation of the governor con-
vening the general assembly was read by
the secretary, and on the call of the roll it
appearing that a quorum of senators were
present, the char on motion of Senator
Clark of Franklin, appointed Senators
Clark of Franklin and Smith of Addison.
committee to wait upon the governor and
inform him that the senate on their part
were ready to proceed with the business of
the session.
On motion of Senator Reynolds of Grand
Isle, the secretary was instructed to inform
The house that the senate on their part were
ready to proceed with the business of the
session.
The message from the Governor, with
accompanying report of the trustees of the
reform school was received, and read by
the secretary ordered TO lie and the usual
plumber of copies printed.
Joint Revolutionary Senator Smith OF
Addison, that the Senate will entertain no
bill or resolution which does not relate to
or grow out of the subject matter of the
proclamation calling this extra session, or
some matter recommended by message
from the Governor.
Senator Reynolds moved that the resolu-
ton be ordered to lie disagreed to.
The resolution was adopted.
From the House that the joint rules and
committees of the last session be adopted
as the rules and committees of this session;
adopted.
Bills introduced and referred-By Sena-
tor Rogers of CALEDONIA, an act for new
building for the Vermont reform school.
The bill provides for an appropriation not
to exceed 900 to rebuild. The new
building to be of brick and substantially
like the old one. All expenditures to be
| approved by two, at least, of the trustees
Referred to special committee of one SEN
ator from each county, as follows; Sena-
tors Proctor of Rutland, Brookins of Adj
Olson, Colburn of Bennington, Rogers of
! Caledonia, Henry of Chittenden, Benton of
Essex, Clarke of Franklin. Reynolds of
Grand Isle, Page of Lamoille, Rowell of
Orange, Tolman of Orleans, Walton of
Washington, Howe of Wndham, Edmunds
of Windsor.
On motion of Senator Houghton of Ben
nighton, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Joint resolutions. From the house that
neither house shall entertain any bill or
resolution which does not relate, or grow
out of the subject matter of the proclama-
| ton calling this extra session, or some
matter that shall be recommended by a
message from the governor" Adopted in
| concurrence.
From the house JOINT resolution for the
transportation of members of the legislature
to Vergennes.
Senator Clark opposed the resolution. A
joint committee could better examine and
judge of the proper site for the reform
school, than the whole assembly in body.
| Some provision, too, should be made for
remuneration of the railroad company for
the service of transportation.
Senator Edmunds of Windsor, moved
that resolution he ordered to lie.
Senators Smith of Addison, Reynolds Of
Grand Isle, Ladd of Chittenden, and Proc
tor of Rutland, favored the adoption of the
resolution, and spoke against the motion
to lie.
senator Edmunds of Windsor thought