The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-20
Legislature Of Vermont.
SENATE FORENOON.

Bills introduced and referIed-By Sena.
Tor Simons of Rutland, ali act relating TO
exceptions in the county c0ult, providing
that the county court may send exceptions
to the supreme for hearing before final
judgment in the county court; referred to
committee on judiciary.
BY Senator Landon of Grand Isle, an
act relating to highways and bridges pro-
vidlng for the appointment, by the county
court on petition, of q commissioner TO lay
out highway or bridge; referred to com
mittee on highways.
BY Senator Simon, of Rutland, an act to
amend chapter 2S, &. g., relating to court
of chancery; referred to committee on ju-
dietary.
BY the same, an act relating to appeal in
the court of chancery; referred to commit
tee on judiciary.
BY Senator Butteraeld of Windham, an
act relating 10 interest, providing that the
legal rate of interest shall be six per cent
except when another rate is contracted for
in writing referred to committee on 1u-
dietary.
BY Senator Spalding OF Chilteniep, an
act for the better preservation of fish in all
the waters of Vermont prohibiting seine
or net fishing in any OF the waters of the
state referred to committee ON fisheries.
Joint resolutons-By Senator Hunting
ton OF Chittenden, authorizing the commit
tee on state prison to employ reporter
adopted.
BY Senator Guild Of Bennington, pro-
vid;ng for the appointment Of joint COM
mittee of two senators and three represent
atives to ascertain the earliest practicable
day for final adjournment; adopted.
The chair announced the appointment
by the sergeant alarms, of the following
named persons rs officers Of the senate
Wayne Bailey, doorkeeper; Ezra p. Wood,
assistant doorkeeper; Charles Webster,
page Frank G. Partridge, page.
The chair announced the appointment of
the special committee, to whom so much
of the governors message as relates to the
battle of Bennington and coming centen-
NAL is referred Senator Buttertleld OF
Windham, and Senator Mason of Bennny-
ton.
On motion, the senate adjourned.
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
Bills introduced and referred-H. Sc
an act in amendment of section 90 chapter
1l2, G g.; referred to committee on ju-
dietary.
ii. "a, an act in addition to section %,
chapter 80, 6. s., relating to the attach
ment of property by copy; referred to COM
mittee on Judiciary.
IL. So, an act to extend the provisions Of
chapter 10, &. g., as to the powers aud
duties of town clerks; referred to commit
Tee on judiciary.
By Senator Slmons of Rutland, an act
repeating an act, entitled an act to amend
| chapter 81, G. g., entitled "ot traffic in in
fnXtnotipn l,ipHs "
referred to committee on judiciary.
Reports of committse3-From commit
tee on Judiciary IN favor OF S. II, an act
in amendment of section Of an act i'll
| amendment of section 90 of CT "a ter o., G.
s., approved Nov. 8, 1870 thnd roalng
| ordered.
On motion the senate adjourned.
HoUsE-FoRENooN.
Bills introduced and referred-By MIR.
| Hulng of BENNINGTON, To establish mu-
nicipsl court within sn1 for tie vi lace of
Bennington: TO committee on judiciary.
By Mr. Dean of Barnard to amend sec
ton IS, chepter 81, general statutes, fixing
limit of powers 10 justice Of the peace 10
committee on judiciary.
BY MIR. Huling of Bennington, 10 incor-
porate the Bennington county navings
Dtnh 10 committee Oh COTnDrutlOns.
BY Mr.. Sabin OF Montpelier, relating to
the construction and repairs of highways
| (they shall be constructed without water
bars, and all water-bars shall be removed
within one years. second reading refused
ayes foriy-ninc, nays one hundred and thir-
ty-two.
By Mr.. Wales of Burlington, relating to
the Reform school, providing for an APP
preparation for new building at Vergennes
no sum named to committee on reform
school.
Joint resolution-From the senate, in
viting our senators and representatives III
congress to address the legislature adopt
| ed.
Petition-By Mr.. johnson Of Ryegate, a
petition asking for the amendment of sec
| ton D, chapter "a, e. g, referred without
| reading TO committee on judiciary.
Reports-From committee on education,
| in favor of ii. SO, in addition to chapter %
| g. s., relating to common schools third
| reading ordered.
From committee on judiciary, in favor
of 5 9, relating to the duties of justices of
| the peace and noarles public third read
ing ordered.
Read third tme--H 10, in addition to
| section 3, of an act in addition to section
20, chapter 32, 6. s., relating to attachment
| by leaving copy in town clerks office; Mr..
Mcfarland of Johnson moved tia. the bill
be recommitted to the committee on iudici-
airy to he considered and reported in con.
nection with house bill No. 70, relating tc
the same subject, which motion wal
agreed to.
ii. SO, In amendment of section 20, chap.
ter 10, &. s., relating to railroads. passed
Mr.. Wales of Burlington, called up II.
IS, to incorporate the Campbell mineral
springs company, and briefly favored its
| passage.
Mr.. Abel of West Haven opposed The
bill for the reason that it was chartering 8
company to do business in Canada, anC
relieve the stockholders from individual
liabilities, which he was opposed to.
Mr.. Wales of Burlington explained tina
certain gentlemen in Burlington owned ont
of the st. Leon mineral springs IN Canada
and brought their waters to Burlington ii
bulk and there bottled them for sale. They
desired charter to enable them to do thi
business, and he could sec no reason why
they should not have it. He said it wal
not corporation to do business in Canada
but in the city of Burlington and in thii
state.
Mr.. Sabin of Montpelier said he shoult
oppose the passage of this bill, for The