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

purpose.
The second amendment, appropriating
$1,000 fer the purpose Of approprt ttely Gel
ebrAting the one huudredIh anniversary
OF the battle OF Bennington, on the 10th
Gay OF August, 1871, when the association
small nave raiset tue sum Of s2OJt for the
game purpose. was also agreed 10.
The Dill was then read the third time
ana passed.
Senate bus reIe,Ted-s 81, IN relation 80
witn -~-es IA civil suits; - committee on
judiciary.
. IvI, l.. amendment of an act TO incor-
porate the BTaCuebOro and bennington
failroad Company, approved $oVemDer
R69; to committee on RAILROADS
Fion the select commil q e. consisting
OF members from Rutland couzty, In Ia
vor OF ID 35S, TO provide Tor the oni,ding o.
po5als of amendment, pending which, on
motion of Mr. Sprague OF Brandon the DIN
was ordered to lie.
from committee on grand ltsts IN favor
OF 81, to amend sec 9, chap 81, 6, relat-
ordered,
Fiom committee on education, in favor
of 80, TO encourage the training OF COM
dered.
Fro q committee on land taxes, in favor
OF I'll 36j, laying tax on the grand list OF
the re Al estate of Avery's and BnePs core,
with propOs ala of amendment liking TAX
at $50 cents, which were agreed TO reao
third time and passed.
From committee on militiry fairs: In
favor of III l'9. In amendmeBt OF section
~, of an act for renr ganizinR the militia,
approved Nov. q. 1871; with proposal OF
amendment which was agreed to, and bill
ordered o thirdsreading.
ON motion of Mr. Newton of Mt Holly,
adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
RepoTts-From majority of select COM
rntttee of members from the county of Or
leans changing the shire OF the county or
Orleans; in favor OF It's passage. Mr Ool-
ton of lrasburg moved that the oiIl De or
dered to lie and be made tue speciai Or
de- for 1879 O'CLOCK to morrow morning
From committee on game and n-heT1es,
against II 60, IN amendment OF sec l3 OF an
act TO regulate the capture of game and
fish. approved November "A, 1873; third
reading refused.
From committee on game and fisheries,
against fl 8, TO protect nsh IN the poao
of Henry Lsir1; third reading refused.
From committee on corporations,
ag 4inst 81 3tI. in amendment of an act to
incorporate the Champiain Transporta-
ton Co; third reading refused.
Mr. Martin of Chelsea. called up III ls7, to
abate and suppress nui .ances, the ques-
ton being sbaI the bilI be read the Third
time. Mr. Matrin offered an amendment,
being q substitute bill, which was read
and the bill ordered TO lie and the clerk
the usual number of pples Tor the
use of the general assembly.
The special comBittee on the Joint
resolution relating to State ex oenses, sub
mitted a report which was read and Will
be printed hereafter The committee
recommend The adoption OF the following
joiat resolution
I-That the auditor OF accounts be, and
hereby il. directed 10 order the several
court auditors to allow no accounts of any
sheriff, jailer, states attorney. county
clerk, justice of the peace, judge of q
municipal )urt. or other p ar On. unless
such account specifies the offence charged
or law violated on recount OF whlc such
expens 8 or fees were inc Irred. and no ac-
count of sheriff. jailer, States attorney,
or county C ERIK shall be allowed. unless it
contains true summary stating the
amount of such fees; aud expenses which
are prop 'rly chargeaole 10 the following
F,Tsf ooffences punishaple by a~Htn
imprisonment in the State prass1q,nn-x niue
Second Offences agsinss cssAses sIsl. $50 4,
addition tS~a in amen daa~3
1hfrd-MiRor offsnce5 kaot .yy5od in
eishsT STb.t n tnT he auditor of acc anfs be. and
hereby is directed 10 orde. fhe county
clerks to state in he abstract of orders
peace and o. her Officers ana persons. ex-
cepr orders drawn in favor Of snerifrs.
Jallers ana county clerks. the nature OF
the offence ch frged, and the result of the
Judgment or other proceedings.
uI-That the aual.or or accounts be and
biennisl report q summary giving an ab-
stract of the revenue nnd disbursements
I ( the sta.s for each fiscal year, properly
G ias>ifed whether receiver or dlsbursed
by the Stat treasury. auditor os accounts
or county clerks, ana aiso summary
giving the amounts lowe In each cnun-
~, a. specified in the aD -tiact OF orders
drawn by the county clerks and their re-
turns classified as stated in the first clause
IY-Tnat Ise auditor OF accounts be aud
hereby directed TO furnish any news
paper published ga this state, desiring ft
Tor publication without expense to the
ate, on or before the tn day Of Sept m
bar in each year ia WI cti The e Is no reg-
iiar s..s 81 Ju of the legislature, the summa-
adj n Ia
resolution; and The same Was adopted.
From committee on game and Il sheriss,
against IL 2ie, 70 protect nsh u CERTAIN
ponds In Hydepark; ihird reading refus-
ed
From general committee in favor Of S SO,
IN amendment of sec 2, chas ~ 3 $, re.ats
ing to standard weight OF gram tnno
reading ordered.
'O4, to restore PAtI lex Sullivan 10 his le-
gal rights and privileges; passed
From Hoenb RS from county OF Essex, IN
ravor OF 81, changing the time OF holding
Jounty courts in Essex county; passed.
From committee on library IN favor Of
) l34 providing for the distribution Of the
Governor ana Councils ;" posed.
Mr. sheldon of Rutland, called Hp III 1868,
T bulldog al In the county
Of Rutland, and moved tnat IL De made
me spectal order Tor 2z O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. which was agreed TO-
Mr. Barrett OF Grafton, called up II l4o.
10 nav the town of PAwlet the sum there
10 n famed, the question being on the third
reading Of the Dill. The bill was favored
bY Xr abell Of West Haveu.
NJ RarIett explained the reasons for
the adverse report of the committee ireao
third time and passed.
From committee on state llDrary In Ia
yor of = I3o, providing TOR the purchase OF
books for the State library, with propos-
als of amendment reducing the sur from
$500 o $3.50, " hich was agreed TO- The bill
Tss then read the third lime and passed
in concurrence, with proposals OF amend
ment.
From the general committee in fayorof
Fl ~ in addition 70 chapter 81 & 8, relating
TO the sale OF lntoxica ing drinks; with
proposal of amendment, whlch was
agreed To cad tuird time and passed.
From COMMITTEES on agriculture, to
whom was referred so much of the Gov
srnor's message as relates TO the Board OF
Agricultule y 6in estaPIsning s.sts,I,nle e sne
,wice and ordered TO lie and be printed.
From committee on reform SchooI,
against IL S74, to amend an act relating 10
sentences TO The Reform Scnool' lnlro
Mr Eaton of Danville called up II 3a2,
relating to the Reform school, ana moved
hat the bill be made the special order FOR
% o'clock tomorrow mornings wnicn Waz
: se,lGte sS bis rere,red-s 50, for the estab-
shment and construction Of a work
louse; 10 select committee on Jails and
warehouses;.
s4, 10 incorporate the Chiitsnden
Jounty Savings Bank 10 committee on
5 i2i, In addition to chap 81, S, relating
o disclosures unoer sec 30; 10 committee
5 ias, amending an act approved Now 8.
36 ), regulating fees OF Justices; 10 COM
nittee on judiciary.
s l27, to protect game and fish; to COM
nitfee on game and fisheries.
s, l57, denDing certain intoxicating
Qnoas; to commit ee On judiciary.
; Iis in relation TO the salaries OF lodges
" the municipal courts; 10 committee on
ing 10 the reports OF the transactions of
he national prison associations; adopted
On motion Of Mr. Bliss Of Bradford, ad-
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
FRIDAY, Nov. "a.
The Senate and House Of Representa-
ives met in joint assembly In the Hall OF
ne Hall of the Hou 80 Of Representatives
pursuant TO the aijournmeut OF the 18th
nst, don Redfeld Proctor, president Of
ne sena In the char; George Nichols,
Secretary or state, clerk.
For Railroad Commissioner, Senator
sowles Of Franklin county, nominated
Hon Myron w Bailey OF 81 Aloans, Sec
1nded by Mr. Sw ain OF Rockingham, Mr.
OF Arlington, Mr. Oimstead OF
Townsend and Mr. Adams of Enosburgh,
and elected by viva voce vote.