The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-26

Governor it appeared there was no
quorum voting
Mr. Grout of Barton moved call of the
House, and the motion was seconded The
Clerk then proceeded to call the roll.
On the completion of the roll CALL it ap-
pearing that no quorum was present, fur
ther proceedings were dispensed with under
the order for a call.
The question III, being shall II. 1877, an
act to incorponl The Vtr Eont mortgage
company be pass, notwithstanding the Oh
jeciions of the governor? 1t WAS derided in
the negative-Ayes 0, nays 1870.
Resoluton--By Mr.. Dana. of Cornwall,
that message he sent to the senate by the
clerk inform ing that body that the house
have on it, part completed its business and
are now i'idy TO adjourn without delay.
MIR. DAY ., of Reading, moved that the
resolution lie ordered to lie; which was
ordered to lie.
The house considered senate proposal OF
amendment, TO Ii. 453, to incorporate the
Moose river improvement company: and
concurred therein.
II. 416, in relation to The sale of the cap
ital stock of railroads and other corpora
lions reported from committee on rail.
oad-adversely, and third reading refused.
| S. 1879, to authorize the purchase of land
| for the Vermont reform school reported
favorably and third reading refused-ayes
AS. nays 10.
H. 436, to confirm the title to certain
structures in Lake Champlain reported
favorably and passed.
Mr. Lynde of Marlboro. moved to re-
consider the vote for refusing the third
reading of S. 1873, to legaizc the grand list
of the town of Lelcester which was agreed
49, 1,,l Ian tiNNa a.l
passed.
Resolutions-By Mr.. Hyde, OF Castlcton
that the thanks Of this house arc rendered
to Hon. II. Henry Powers, the speaker OF
the house, for the fair, impartial and dig
nifed manner in which he has discharged
the delicate and arduous duties of his office
and we offer him our best wishes ant
warmest regards, and that we shall eve
remember our intercourse during the pres
ent session with feelings Of fraternal inter
est and delight.
BY MIR. Bailey, of Fairhaven, that tn
thanks of this house are rendered to tn
messengers of this body for the prompt
courteous and faithful manner IN whicl
they have performed the duties of thei
appointment during the present session
adopted unanimously.
BY Mr.. Martin of Londonderry, that thu
thanks of this House be extended to tn
CLERK and assistants for the able, accept
able, and gentlemanly manner in whic
they have performed the various duties as
sgned them during the present session
adopted unanimously.
BY Mr.. Sprague of Vergennes, that til
thanks of this House arc due to the report
} ers for the prompt and truthful manner i
! which they have reported the proceeding
of this House during the present session
adopted unanimously.
By Mr.. Wilson of Hubbardton. that til
, thanks of this House are rendered to tn
door-kceper and his assistant for the faith
. full courteous and efficient manner in whic
they have performed the duties of th
office during the present session ; adopte
unanimously.
; Mr. Abel Of West Haven, moved that
committee of two be appointed to wait VI
: on the Governor and inform him that Il
House have on its part completed the bus
l ness of the session, and are ready to az
journ which was agreed to, and Mr.. Abe
1 of West Haven, and Mr.. Shurtleff I
Plainfied were appointed as such commi
C tee, who attended to the duties assigned
them and reported that the Governor won
: communicate to the House through h
private secretary.
n On motion of Mr. Hyde of Castleto
adjourned sine die.