The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-10
FRIDAY, Nov. 3.


sENATE-FCRBNOON.
Bills, ttc., introduced AMI referred-By
Senator Sowle3, by itq1elt, an act lclat-
ing to the Vermont and Canada railroad
company, providing tla' said railroad com
pany may operate and purchase the Yer
mont C,nrsl railroad company; 70 COM
mittcc on railroads
From the committee on judiciary, aub
stitute bill for senate bill 80, an act reldt-
ing to appeals in court of chancery; on
motion ordered to lie and the usual number
of copies printed.
Bills paescd-Scnaie bill AZ. and act to
ray Charles $. Billiard the sum therein
uamCd; passed.
Senate bill 40, an act in amendment of
section G, of an act enlarging the powers
of school district No. 4, 10 Middlehury;
passed.
Senate bill so, an act relating to the IL
censing of teachers; passed.
Senate bill G3, an act to amead an act in
addition to chapter %, general statutes, OF
repairs OF highways and bii iges passed.
Uouse bill 4 an act to legalize tie grand
list of the town of Hancock for the year
1876; passed.
House bill 20, an act to legalize the grand
lists of the town Of SandgStc Tor the years
1874 and 1875 passed.
House bill 1913, an act in amendment of
an act Incorporating the city OF Burlingtoni
passed.
House bill 5, an act TO legaliza the grand
list of the town of Montgomery Tor 1876
passed.
House bill 110, an act to amend section 1
section Of an act approved November "a,
1874 passed.
House bill So, an act in amendment of
section 90, chapter 112, general statutes
passed.
House bill 157, an act to amend an act
to establish Mortified graded school dis
trict in NOrthfleld; passed.
House bill 1874, an act to legalize the
grand lists of the town Of Woodford for
the years 1875 and 1876 passed.
On motion, the senate Adjourned,
AFTERNOON.
Bills introduced and referred. House
bill 80, an act concerning dogs, and for the
protection of sheep and other domestic an
imals; to committee on agriculture.
From the committee on education a sub
stitute bill for senate bill q, an act TO TN
courage the training of school teachers; or
dered to lie, and the usual number of cop
les ordered printed.
A joint resolution relating to the election
OF state officers, wa7 returned by the
house, that body refusing To concur in the
proposed amendment of the sera'e, the
question being will the senate Tocede from
its proposal Of amendment, tho resolu ion
was ordered to lie.
On motion the senate a liOurned.
H0U5E-FORENOON.
Read third time-Senate bill %, relating
to exceptions in the county court.
Houec bill 1876, to amend section Of an
AIT establishing the ra'ary Of certain state
officers and the compensation of certain
state employees, approved November %,
1870 pass ed.
House bill 1919. concerning dogs, and for
the protection of sheep and other domestic
animate; Mr.. Parker of Reading moved to
commit the bill to a member for amend
meEt 30 as to require fee of Three dollars
for license instead of two dollars, which
was disagreed to. Tie hill was discussed
by Messrs. Adams of Enosburgh, Wood
bridge of Vergennes, Martin OF London
derry, Paul of Pomfret, Olmstead Of Town
shtnd, Abel of West Haven, Alexander of
Guilford, Hager of Halifax, Burnap of Ca
lia7, and was passed.
Resolution-By Mr.. Martin of London
derry, that the message OF his exccllency
the governor, sent to the house of repre-
sentatives yesterday, be referred to a select
committee of seven members thereof, who
shall have power to send for PERSONS aud
papers, and report By bill or otherwise /;
adopted
From committee on corporations in IA
vor of house bill 1866, to incorporate the
fart,1pru, nd mechanical
| third time, and on motion of Mr.. Atell Of
| West Haven, the bill was ordered TO lie.
Bills introduced and referrod-By Mr..
Adams of Enosburgh, relating to the Vor-
mont and Canada railroad permitting that
real to purchase the Vermont Central
road to committee on railroads.
BY Mr.. Hszleton of Cavendsh, to incor-
porate the Dime savings bank OF CaYen-
dish to committee on banks.
| BY Mr.. Sheldon of Rutland, q petition
of j. b. Page and others in relation to
amendment of section o, CHAPTER "a, gen
eral statutes; referred to committee on ju.
| dietary.
| The joint resolution in relation to the
election of certain state officers, was re-
turned from the senate, with proposal of
amendment, changing the time to Welnes-
day November 10Th. The house refused
to concur in the amendment.
Ga motion OF MIR. Eaton of Danyile, ad
joulned.
HoUsE-AFTRREooN
From committee on education, in fayol
of senate bill 48, requiring school distrc
clerks to give notice of their election t.
their respective town clerks; third reading
ordered.
From committee on banks, in favor Of
house bill 1873, in relation to the charter o.