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

ne QUESTION being on Inc second pro-
posed amendment, Senator Proctor de-
manded the yeas and nays, which were
yeas 10, nays Ia, 80 the second amendment
was agreed TO.
The third proposed amendment was
agreed to.
Senator Howe of Windham, moved to
amend by striking out section of the bill,
which was rejected-yeas 8, nays 20; third
reading ordered-yeas 10, nays 10.
On the question OF third reading, Senator
Reynolds demanded the yeas and nays,
which were-yeas II, nays 10 aud the
bill was read the third time and passed with
proposals of amendment.
S. 140, an act in amendment of an act
relating to the formation of private cor
porations by voluntary association, from
the House with proposals OF amendment
agreed to.
Senator Walton, from the committee on
conference on the part of the Senate. re-
ported that they were unable to agree.
s. 122 was taken up and rejected--yeas
10, nays 10.
Senator Granger called up II. 304, an act
to abate and suppress nulsances the ques-
ton being on the third reading. Senators
Henry and Chessmorc opposed the bill and
Senators Granger, Atwood and Walton fa-
vorcd the bill.
S. 1870, an act in amcndm cnt of an act
establishing the board of agriculture, min
ing and statistics, was called from the
table. The question was upon the amend
mont proposed by Senator Atwood, repeal
ing the act establishing the board.
Senator Walton spoke in favor of sus-
tanning the board. 1t should be given a
longer trial. Senator Smith opposed the
amendment and Senator Reynolds spoke
in favor of it.
Senator Smith called for the yeas and
nays, and the amendment was disagreed to
yeas 0, nays 1S; the third reading of the
bill was then refused.
From the house, II. 266, an act to change
the line between the towns of Hydepark
and Morrstown, with the senate amend.
ment. in which the house refused to con-
cur Senator Page moved that the bill be
J indefinitely postponed; Senator Wilson
moved that the senate recede from its
amendment; bill ordered to lie, on motion
of Senator Henry; called up again. and
| further consideration of the bill indefinitely
postponed.
From the committee on Judiciary, with
out expression of opinion, ii. 2S3, an act in
addition to chapter IA, general statutes, or
the question, shall the bill be read the thirt
time? Senator Parker demanded the yeas
and nays, which were as follows-yeas ID
nays ~, and the bill was read the thirt
time and passed in concurrence.
S. 14S, an act relating to the Vernon
and Canada railroad company, was callcC
| for by Senator Clarke. Senator Colburr
said that the bill had never been before tn,
railroad committee. Senator Reynolds
moved that the printed bill be filed, anC
| hat a. I, .ot,o
from further consideration of tht bill
agreed to.
On the question of third reading senators
| Clark and Reynolds favored the bill sc1a
tors Wilson OF Orleans, Wilson of Windsor
Colburn, Howe of Wlndham, and Walton
opposed it.
Senator Walton moved that the bill b.
indefinitely postponed agreed-ayes Is
nays 5.
| Unfinished Business - Senator Parker
moved to reconsider the vote refusing til,
third reading of II, 300, an act 10 pa,
Clark Thompson the sum therein named
agreed to and the bill passed in concur
| renee.
From the house 5. ca, an act in relation
to the collection OF taxes, with proposals o
amendments amendments agreed to.
House bills referred-H. 90, an act re
latipg to bitches and water courses. Sen
ator Howe of Windham moved that th
further consideration of tee bill be indefi
nitely ostponed--disagreed to, and tn
bill referred to Judiciary committee re
ported favorably and passed in concur
renee.
Turpn prAnrNG prrrSRD.
II. AL, an act to incorporate tie Bur
lington Music Hall.
II. As, An act for bringing suits for in
jures on highways and bridges.
s. so, an act making provision for tn
regulation of the transportation, freights
passengers and cars on certain railroads.
$. 1877, an act TO protect the fish in tn
rivers and brooks of the state.
Ii. 421, an act to amend an act to Inc II
porate the city of Vergennes
Ii. 421, an act in amendment of cbapte
90, sec. Z of the general statutes.
III. ia, an act in amendment of an &C
establishing board Of mining agricultur
and statistics.
Ii. 22O, an act to pay Clark Thompso
the sum therein named
Ii. 276, an act to regulate the practic
of pharmacy-ayes 8, nays II.
Ii. 327, an act annexing part of til
town of Eden to the town of Cambridge.
BILLS PASSED.
S. 1874, an act to incorporate the s.
Johnsbury loan and trust company.
Ii. PAS, an act in addition to an act
establish the Bennington graded schoC
district.
ii. 1878, an act to legalize the grand liz
of the town of Cambridge for the yeal
1872 and 1873.
ii. 402, an act in amendment of chapt(
50 OF the general statutes relating to til
grand list.
ii. Ell, an act TO repeal an act providin
for building a Jail in Rutland county.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolution of thanks to Lieut.. Go,
Hinckley. for his courtesy and mpartialit
in the performance of his duties as pres
dent of the senate.
I Resolution of thanks to Rcdfield Pro,
tor, for the courteous and impartial maj
ner in which he has performed the dutit
OF president pro TEN. of the senate, ais
that the Acknowledgements of the senat
''are due him for his hberalty in refusin
the extra pay due him for such service"
Senator Wyman introduced resolutio
of thanks to +. w. Baldwin, secretary, an
Q. w. Brownell, Jr., assistant secretar,
for faithfuness and courtesy in the di
charge of their duties adopted unanimou
ly.
Senator Page introduced resolution
r thanks to the reporters; adopted.
Resolutions of thanks to the door keel
ers and pages of the senate were intrt
duced and adopted.
, House bills referred-H. 436, an act
confirm the title of certain structures
, Lake Champlain ! TO judiciary committee
reported favorably and Senator Reynold
demanded the yeas and nays on its thin
reading which were-ayes 10, nays s
and the bill was read the third time an
| passed.
THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS
Lieut.. Gov. Hinckley addressed the sci
ate as follows
, Senators The lateness of the hou
( will permit me to say but word. tn
s business of this session of the Legislature
closed and we are about to return TO oil
} homes. 1t has been pleasant session
me and trust it has been so to you al
Not an unkind or an uncivil word has bee
Q | spoken in debate and all your deliberatioI