The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-19
Legislature of Vermont.
sENATE-FoRRNoos.

BlON1PELIkR, OCt. 10, 1910.
Bills introduced and referred-By Sena.
Tor Simons Of Rutland, an act to authorize
the county court to appoint administrators
on appeal from Probate court; referred to
committee on judiciary.
BY Senator Huntington of Chittenden,
an act to amend the character of the Far
mers' and Mechanics savings institution
and trust company; referred to committee
on banks.
BY Senator Lothrop of Rutland an act
to pay George Capron the sum of forty
four dollars for erecting fence around
Chapman monument; referred to commit
tee on claims.
BY Senator Davis of Windsor, an act to
encourage training of district school teach
ers; providing thas the state superiDtend-
ent may, on application, establish normal
school department in connection with any
graded school referred TO committee on
education.
Bills Passed-Housc bill II, an act to
amend section "A, chapter 4S, general
statutes.
Senate bill 6, an act relating to duties
of Justices of the peace and notaries
public.
Senate bill 3, an act relating to the ad-
ministration aud distribution of ntestate
estates.
Joint Resolution-By Senator Walton of
Washington, providing for the printing
and distribution of one thousand five hun
bred copies of Hen. Il. A. Sowles address
before the Vermont Historical society
adopted on the part of the senate.
On motion, the senate adjourned.
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
Bills introduced and referred - From
committee on judiciary, substitute bill
for senate bill 8, an act in relation to the
collection of taxes; third reading ordered.
BY Senator Whitcomb of Windsor, an
act repeating an act relating to reporters
of senate, abolishing the office of assistant
reporter; referred to the general commit
tee.
BY Senator Leavenworth of Chittendan,
an act to promote the setting of shade
trees along the public highways, allowing
those setting out trees in manner therein
prescribed, rebate of 25 cents per tree on
their highway tax; referred to committee
on highways.
House bill 43, an act to incorporate the
Glenwood classical seminary referred 10
committee on education.
Joint resolutions-By Senator Wheelock
of Lamoille, that the senators and members
of congress be invited to address tine men,
bers of the legislature on the political situa-
ton of the country, at such time as they
may designate adopted on the part of the
senate.
On motion the senate adjourned.
HoUsE-FoRENooN.
Reading of scriptures and prayer by the
chaplain and Rev. DR.. Foss, president of
Middletown, Conn. }, University.
Bills, introduced and referred. BY Mr..
Page of Cambridge, in amendment of Sec
ton 10 and so, chapter SO z. g., relating to
grand list; to committee on grand list.
BY MIR. HuliDg of Bennington, in
amendment of an act approved November
90, 1864, in amendment of Chapter 25, G.
g., relating to highways, to commsttee on
highways, bridges and ferries.
BY Mr.. Tracy of South Hero, in relation
to husbands and wives; to committee on
| judiciary.
By Mr., Macomber OF Westford, to amend
an act, entitled an act, relating to collec-
ton of highway taxes; to general COM
mttee.
BY Mr.. Sprague of Brandon, to empower
fire district No. ] in Brandon, to bring
water into said district, and TO issue it's
bonds for that purpose; to committee on
corporations.
BY Mr.. Batchelder of Arlington. in
| amendment of sections 10. II and IS of
chapter 81 G. g., relating to jurisdiction of
| justices of the peace; to committee on ju-
dietary.
BY MIR. Evans of Moretown. to repeal an
act approved November 20, 1872, in rela-
ton to divorce; to committee on judiciary.
| BY Mr.. French of Woodstock, to legal
| ize the grand list of the town Of Wood
stock for the year 1870; to committee on
grand list.
Senate bill 6, relating to duties of justices
of the peace and notaries public; to CON-
mittee on judiciary.
Senate bill 3, in addition TO chapter 81,
| general statutes, relating to the distribution
of intestate estates to committee on ju-
dietary.
BY Mr.. Sargent of Wilmington, to pro.
tect fish in Deerfeld river and its trlbu-
taries to committee on fisheries and game.
Reports-From committee on judiciary,
in favor of house bill Sc; third reading or.
dered.
From committee on corporations, in ia.
vor of house bill 65, to incorporate the
Campbell mineral springs; read third
time and pending its passage Mr.. Abel OF
West Haven objected to its passage, on
the ground that such interpretations are
provided for under the general statutes.
On motion Of Mr.. Woodbridge of Yer
gennes, the bill was ordered to le
From judiciary committee, in favor OF
house bill 10, relating to attachment OF
personal property by copy, with proposals
of amendment, which were agreed to, and
the third reading of the bill ordered.
From the committee on claims, against
house bill 81, to pay the town of Rutland
the sum therein named; Mr.. Sheldon OF
Rutland, Intercepted the committee, and
explained at length the nature of the claim
Mr.. Woodbridge of Vergennes, advocat-
ed the passage of the bill, and Mr.. Sprague
of Brandon, opposed it, and moved that
the bill be recommitted to committee on
claims; agreed to, and the bill was 50 com
mitted.
From committee on grand list, in favor
of house bill 81, to legalize the grand lis
of the town of Weybridge for 1876; read
third time and passed.
From same, In favor of house bill 20, &c
legalize the grand list Of the town Of Sand
gate for 1874 and 1876; read third time and
passed.
From same, against house bill II third
reading refused.
Bills were introduced to pay Jones and
Luke Paris, Grin Cutler, James Connel
Samuel Howard and David Stearns the
sums therein mentioned.