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Superintendent of state Prison at $500, 1t
being suggested That this was Lhe only
course to enable the House by ~ plqpai&'
amendment from the Senate, to- fiN uPbn
a sa larry which would satisfy bolh'lf0uses.
Mr. Henry moved that the House recsle
from its amendment reducing the salary
of Judges of Supreme Cour1. from $1,000
to $500 supported by Mr. Fnllam, op
ayes Ga, noes 90,
The Senate returned chap, SO, of IL
censes, nonconcnrring in the amendments
giving county courts Discretionary power
to gront licenses. and empowering select.
men to license temperance houses /; the
House receded from the amendments,
Adiourned;
FRIDAY, EVE. SESSION, Nov. 1876
SENATE.
| Mr. Converse in the Chair.
Revised .Statutes-chapter l8, Of common
schools returned from the House,. with
proposals of amendment, LIST, dividing one
fourth of the public mouey equally among
the districts without regard to the number
scholars. Noncpncurred in, ayes %, noes
Is; Cd amendment, requiring the support
o! a school two months, with other MONIES
| than those drawn from the treasures, and
The faithful application of the money al
ready drawn. to entltle TO receipt of an.
other DIVISION Of the public money. a
mendment concurred in; Cd amendment
connected with the first and nonconcurred
in; 4'h amendment, providing that in
casesnwheD towns have paid sufficient TO
inn
from the interest Of the surplus money.
such towns shall not be required to assess
tax for the support of schools. NoDCon.
Cured in, yeas 8, nays IA. Chap. Of jalIs
and all limits, returned from the House
with proposal of amendmeu', extending jail
limits coextenslve with the limits of coun-
ties amendment amended on motion Of
Mr. Cobb, when the Senate refused to adj
opt The amendment. yeas 10, nays II.
Banks. Mr. Mcmillan called up the
bill chartering the Bank Of Poul,ney, re.
turned from the house, refusing to concur
in part of the amendment proposed Oy
The Senate. The senate resolved TO recede
from two ofus amendments, ard unan.
lmousy resolved to insist upon the third.
requiring the bank to 90 into operation
before the lsl day November next ; ard
upon the fourth and fifth, the Senate also
resolved to INSIST.
Mr. Swift of the committee on education
reported the bill in addition TO an act re-
laling to common schools that the bill
ought not to pass. Bill rejected. Adj.
HOUSE.
Rerised Statutes - The Senate returned
chap. 90, OF preservation Of game, &c..
nonconcurlng IN the amendment, striking
on, the sections prohibiting the killing Of
deer and mnskra's at certain seasons and
the House reCeded from It's amendment as
TO the deer. No mercy was shown to the
rats. however, that amendment being IN.
sisted upon by ayes and noes; 10 TO 81.
The'ChaD'er upou highways was also
returned by he Senate, the amendments
allowing ten days notice, to selectmen, Of
complaint against towns for bad roads,
nonconcnrred in; the House insisted upon
/ this amendment, III to 81, and receGed
from lis amendment fixing upon the first,
! day of April as the the t.me tor surveyors
to enter upon their Office and make tax,
bills,
Resolution from the Senate. booming
5000, IN addition to the real estate list
which was coUcurred IN.
BW-irom the Senate, in addi'io to
an act Incorporating VI. Mutual Fire Ia.
surance Company ordered TO Sd reading.
.Miitia.-The Senate returned the mil,
TIA bill, with sundry propositions Of amend.
ment: list to strike out he entire chap.
Ter relating to exemp,s; Sd. retaining the
section Of the old net, requiring Brigade
Inspector to attend regimenlal dllls Sd,
striking out paragraph requiring Major
Generals to attend office drills 4,h. srrlk-
ing out "annuallv" IN the section relating
10 rcglmenlal reviews sundry other a
meudmenls connected with the Sd: 9Th
striking out section giving 10 adju,an,s
precedence of captains in the line 9Th
striking ont the part requiring return of
the number of executions issued for fines
7,h. striking out the section relative to
cavalry. and other proposed amendments
connected herewith: 9Th. striking out the
sections allowing pay for drills Il to officers
attending court martlals ; 9th, drills to be
biennialIy ION, striking out the sect ions
for rcgimenlal reviews benially; lllh,
striking ont The entire chapter relating to
reglmental courts martial, and substituting
the provisions of the act of 1918; l2th,
brig. generals (nsread OF governor) % be
empowered to make alteration in limits OF
regiments or companies; 18Th striking out
50 fine for nonaltendence at reglmenia
reviews in all of which the House resol.
we'd not To concur.
The Senate returned the bill revving
act taxing Jay, with a proposal amend
ment, which was concurred IN.
Mr. Smith of Pulney obtained leave OF
absence after Monday next. Adjourned
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Nov. I6.
Prayer by the chaplain.
BiHs-Compeusatlng militia for services
on the frontier: $50 soldiers. and the
necessary officers were called out aud
continued in service thirteen days and the