Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1876-11-30

Oft. The physicians testify to its neces-
| sity and ask It's passage. We nave the
| same need fer IL in small VILLAGES in
| proportion to the population mat there
| Is in larger D aces. IN DDI IS Tor Inc
| beneffD of the living. and is protection
| against the spread of disease among the
| neople; we have made large approprla'
| tons to commemorate tne oeSos ~ Ine
| dead and now let us protect the living
/ The hill was then ref 4 the third time and
| on the question Of tae passage OF the bill,
AIR Abel of west haven oehh % ndeu the
yess and nays, ayes a. rays 10, SO inc
| passage of the bill was refused
The following bills were then disposed
n ga, for the better enforcement OF the
acts concerning the captu g of fish during
the spawning season; read third time and
passed.
ed school districts; read third time and
passed.
II 100, changing the terms Of the supreme ne
| court read third time anc~ ssilrlllsreo 20 ne
| on motion of dr French, of WoodstCcks-@
| III iU9, 10 pay the expenses of the reform
| schooi; the amount 70 b. paid by town
| reduced from 8 4 to soc: passed.
| FL 2C2, allowing the libellant and hbellee
| in cases OF divorce to be witnesses; read
| third ii lie and passed.
/ 297, TO amend an act to compel child
| rem To attend school, approved Aoy. %,
1879; dismi -sed.
| H ISL, to abate and suppress nuisances;
| passed.
| 5 III, to amend sec 10, chap o. e g. relat-
| ing 70 studies IN common schools passed
in concurrence.
| latlng to traffic in Intoxicating drinks;
| read third time and p ssed in concurrence
with proposals of amendment.
I3s, relating to jailerS' fees; read third
/ time and passed In concurrence.
| l4i, TO amend sec 30, chap a, z s, relat-
1 ing 20 traffic ia Intoxicating drinks; read
| third time and passed IN concurrence.
Ia, TO protect fish read third time
| and passed in concurrence.
lt9. in amendment of sec I9, chap SO, z
| g, relating to probate courts; read third
/ time ana passed in concurrence.
| l45, in relation TO the rendition Of fu-
| gilives from justice read third time and
passed.
S l46, in amendment of section q, chap.
| ter 5, & 2, reiatinS TO the powers of COM
| missioners reaa third time and passed
| In concurrence, with proposal Of amend
| ment
5 I56, to provide for the printing of the
/ Directory of the General Assembly; read
| third time and passed.
S So, in amendment Of section s. chap
ter IL, z s; read third time and passed.
lo9, In addition TO chapter Ito, s;
read third time and passed.
III, IN addition TO an act authorizing
an engraved testimonial for Vermont sol
| u1ers: read third time and passed.
Joint ResOLtttfOns-By Mr. Newton Of ST.
Adams: w he eas. Patterson, of Phila-
delphia, who has had charge OF the YER
mont state builling during the recent
Centennial eXh bitIon, hes won general
good favor by his courtesy and attention
10 all who have visited II therefore.
ReSOIUed by the Senate and House OF
Representa- ives. IN I the auditor OF Ac-
counts is hereby authorized 70 draw an
order on the Treasurer fav'r Of j 5
Patterson for the sum Of = dollars as q
partia recognition by the stare for his
valuable services so generous bestowed.
Referred TO the committee on ways and
means.
By Mr. Henry Of Chester. fixing the pay
of assistant eant-4t-arm~, clerk. en-
gtneers, sweepers and watchmeu Tor the
present 8 ssion at three dollars per day;
adopted on the part of the House
On motion OF NJ. Cummings OF Ihetford,
adjourned.
EVENING.
Il 3,7, to protect persons and property
In the vicinity OF water reservoirs; read
third time AMI passed.
II Zo3, to enable The Dandy East Village
Union Society TO dispose of its meeting
house; read third time and passed.
II 8, in relation to The discharge OF
trustees IN certain cases; read third time
and passed.
the committee on the grand list report
bill entitled IAN act TO provide for the
taxation OF deposits in savings banks or
;avIngs bank and trust company; moved
TO dismiss.
Toe motion was disagreed to and the
bill laid over under the rule.
%, to establish courts Of insolvency
and 10 provide for the equal distribution
of the effects or in olvent debtors. The
com -uittee ON the juaic.aly reported the
dill favorably.
Mr. Wood fidge ofYergennes ssid there
is a necessity Tor the passage Of this or
some other bill of the Xxi ID. in view OF the
possibilities or The repeal Of tho bankrupt
act Of Congress. to prevent the operaf3on
OF our so called s.graO laws? by which ono
man can secure his entire elalul 10 the ex-
ciusion OF other creditors We need this
bIil at this time as q prof ectlon 10 he bus
intss men OF our state. 2nd 70 prevent
great wong and great business depres-
sion. The biz is as good one rs could
welt be drawn, and is well guarded in its
provisions.
Is SINH ar 40 the insolvency Law OF Msssa-
chusetts, and SIS provisions are safe. so
long as tue bankrupt law OF Congress Is
IN force 1t taxes - e - aui1I
state law: bat should the bankluDf TsW
be repealed sc shOald need su d a bill "a
this. He proposed to amend 50 thar -
case OF the decease Of the debtor the pre-
ceeotngs under the act shall be disconIin-
ued, and the debtors estate be settled in
the probate court IN the way provided by
law Tor the settlement of deceased per-
sons estate.
BIr Batchelder, Of Arlington. favored
the proposed amendment and the bail
Mr. Iadd of Alburgh said he was opposed
to the bill and should vote AGAINST it. He
did not object 10 its being perfected by
the amendment piop sed, but il could
not be made sufficiently perfect TO meet
Mr. ,andaiI OF Hydepark moved to dis
miss the bill
Mr. BAtchelder of Arlington said he he
Heyed in the present sta, c Of business and
properly. We should nos leave the peo-
pie Of the State without The protection
of an insolvency la8, in case the bank
rupU law should be repealed. II would
lead 10 a disastrous disturbance of the
business in eresrs OF the state.
hU Ladd said that this bill was but an
other b Anki mt laE, and IL helped those
so disposed 10 chea1 their creditors by
covering up tn II property
Tue bill was III Their favored by Mr.
Batchelder OF a r iDgtOu, Mr. Woo fOridge
OF VergenDes. Nc stewart Of Niddlebury,
Mr wales Cf Burlington, and favored by
L al CF
EDosburgh. The question being on the
motion TO dismiss the bin, Mr. Randall Of
Hydepark, de ,Ianded the yeas and nays
which were taken ayes 20. nays IL, so the
House refused TO dismiss the OIL
The question then recnrle on the
amend ulent proposed by MIR French of
Wood ock, and IL was agreed to.
Mr. French also moved 70 amend sec 435,
so as 10 allow tnat the costs in at suits
where q t8chments and leVys are dissolV-
ed by the prov isions Of this section may
be proved ana sEllOWed with the debLs
against the debtor which was agre d 10
and the bill Was then ordered 10 y third
readirg, unoer suspension Of the rule
and roed in concurrence, with propos-
ais OF amendment
French eli Wood stock called m II 100.
changing the terms OF the supreme court,
ami moved that the first section Of the
Till be so amended as TO provide for six
sessions OF the cou I'm six different conn
ties instead OF two sessions. viii n amend
ment he SDeaker decided TO be out Of or
der, the House having already amended
the bill in this section so as TO provide for
but two sessions. He said he must then
oppose the bill The bill was favored by
Mr. Henry Of Chester. Mr. Di bingham Of
Water bury and Mr. Adams OF Enosburgh,
and opposed by Mr. ~ aies OF Burlington.
On the question OF the passage II the bill,
Mr French OF Woodstock demanded the
yeas and nays, which were taken-ayes 80,
navs "a so the bill was passed.
Che house cons dered the Senate pro-
poSals OF amendment 10 ; -, for the es-
tablishment ana construct IN OF a work
house, and agreed 10 them.
II l3s. to pay VIM II Preston third read
ing ordered. Ais 5 lO7. u ray Vim Quin-
Ian. II 394, to pay Ashley Mott ii 80, TO
pay ArchiDa aid Dwineil. IL DC, TO protect
q 81 III White river and its Tributaries
and large number or other similar bills.
HrDIllingham of waite bury called up
III 25S, TO pay Charles Morgan the sum
thei Elm named, ana The amendments pro-
posed by the Senate were cDncurred IN.
II l35, authorizing the keeping of a jail
register, amended and read the third Ime
and passed.
ON motion of Mr. sprague OF Brandon,
adjourned.
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