The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-10

sad applicant shall become subject TO nil
tne rules and regulations OF said asylum"
winch was agreed to the bill was then
passed. ''o"
Senate bill referred-S 81, to pay Jerc-
man Z. Thornton the sum therein named
Eeports.From committee on judiciary.
in favor of 5. AZ, relating to private corno'
rations passed in concurrence.
FROM committee on grand list, in favor
OF II. 23o, to legalize the quinquennial val.
uation OF real estate and grand lists of the
town OF Plymouth passed.
FROM committee on grand list, in favor
OF ii. 1913, to legalize the grand list of tbe
town OF Rupert passed.
FROM committee on grand list. AGAINST
Ii. i90, TO amend an act in amendment of
section l, chapter 83, of the general stat.
utes, relating to the grand list third read
ing refused.
From committee on corporations, in IA
vor OF III. 80, to incorporate the People's
Mutual fire insurance company; passed.
MIR. Martin of Londonderry moved to
reconsider the vote refusing the passage of
Ii. IL, to change the boundary lines be-
tween the towns Of Wlliston and jericho;
and as he wished TO propose an amendment
which would obviate all objection to the
passage of the bill, he moved that the mo-
ton to reconsider be ordered to lie on the
table for the present. which was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Chamberln of Jay
adjourned
AFTERNOON.
Reports the general committee. in
favor of ii. Pol, to amend an act for the
incorporation of the trustees of the paroch-
lal fund OF the Protestant Episcopal fund
in the diocese Of Vermont passed.
From general committee, in favor of II
24G, to chang the name of Harry G.. Dud-
ley; passed
From committee Oh judiciary, against
200, to define the powers of school districts;
on motion of Mr.. Wells, of CRANKY, order
ed to lie.
From special committee in favor of II.
90, to regulate the practice of medice in
the state of Vermont with proposals of
amendment which were agreed to-
From special committee on insane asylum
S. so to amend section 40, chapter 20 e. s.,
relating to the appointment and duties OF
the commissioner of insane read a third
time and its merits being briefly discussed
by Messrs. Boynton, Davenport, Munson,
Grout and Henry.
Mr.. Dana of Cornwall, moved that the
house propose to the senate to amend the
bill so that the commissioner shall be elect
ed by the general assembly, which was
| agreed to
Mr.. Gillette of Thetford, moved to pro-
pose to the senate to amend so as to limit
the total amount of per diem and mileage
to $3.50 annually Instead of $500, which
was disagreed to.
Mr. Perrin OF Berlin, moved that the
house propose TO the senate to amend so as
to make the per diem of the commissioner
50 instead of 50, which was disagreed to.
Mr.. Chamberin of Jay, moved that the
house propose to the senate to amend by
striking out the section of the bill giving
the Governor power to remove the COM
missioner for cause shown, which was dis
agreed to-
The question then recurring On the pas
sage of the bill in concurrence, with pro-
posal of amendment, it was refused--ayes,
So; nays, 6j.
From committee on ways and means,
against III. 1857, in addition to chapter 1903,
general statutes third reading refused.
From committee on claims, on resolution
directing the auditor of accounts to settle
witt Sewell Fulam for services rendered.
that said Fullam has no claim on the state
From committee on banks, In favor of H.
1923, to incorporate the Union savings bank
and trust company passed
From committee on banks, in favor of S.
10. to incorporate the Mercantile trust CON-
pany.
From committee on banks, in favor of s.
107, to incorporate the Bellows savings in
stitution and trust company; passed
Joint resolution by Mr.. Foley of Calais,
that joint committee, consisting of two
senators and three members of the House
be appointed to inquire into the cxpenni-
ture of the fund heretofore paid over to the
University of Vermont and the State Agrl-
cultural College by the treasurer of the
state, and particularly, to report whether
the act Incorporating said university and
college has been properly complied with by
the officers of said institution, and further
to report whether said funds have been eX-
pended in accordance with the act of Con-
gress, and to report by bill or otherwise
adopted on the part of the House.
By Mr.. Gray of Wheelock, to provide
for further distribution to soldiers of test-
monias of honor.
BY Mr. Harris of Burke to provide for
the compilation of the lcws relating to the
grand list.
BY Mr.. Days of st Adams, to change
the name of the st. Adams printing, bind
ing and paper manufacturing company.
BY Mr. Davis of St. Adams, in amend
ment of and in addition to the act to estab-
lish municipal court for the village of st.
Albans.
BY Mr.. Grout of Newport, in amend
ment of sec 10 of an act to incorporate the
Newport savings bank and trust company,
approved Nov. 10, 1872.
S. III, in addition to act for the better
preservation of tie monument erected on
the Hubbardton battle ground.
Mr.. Powell of Richtield called up S. 4,
to pay George w. Crawford the sum there
in named, and the bill was passed in con-
currence.
From the Senate, S. 11S to incorporate
the village of Dandy in the county of Rut-
land.
On motion of Mr.. Finney of Monkton,
adjourned
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