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

A joint resolution from the senate equal
ing the pay of reporters In the senate was
adopted In concurrence.
From committee on judiciary, In favor
of II. 1879, establishing a state board of
health and vital statistics.
Mr.. Rowe of Poultney, moved the bill
be dismissed agreed to.
Mr.. Parker of Andover, called up II. 236
to provide for the introduction of black
bass and other choice varieties of fish into
the waters of this state the question being
on reconsidering the vote refusing the pass
age af the bill disagreed to.
MIR. Davenport of Wilmington, called up
II. BEL, to establish the Vermont industrial
school for girls third reading refused.
Joint Revolutionary Mr.. Goodell of
Brandon, that when the general assembly
adjourn, it shall be to meet on the first
Wednesday of October, 1876 which was
ruled out of order, inasmuch as the legis-
lature have already fixed the time for final
adjournment.
From the general committee, against II.
276, to regulate the practice of pharmacy
and to regulate the sale Of posons in the
state of Vermont.
Mr.. Davis of st. Adams moved to amend
so that merchants in towns where there is
no regular druggists may be licensed TO
| sell proprietary articles and crude drugs,
| ii recommended by one or more practiclng
physit ians of his town.
Mr.. Bartlett of Morgan moved that the
bill be dismissed, which was disagreed to.
| Mr.. Fits of Wardsboro moved to amend
so that nothing in the bill shall be 30 con-
strued as to prevent country stores in
towns where there Is no regular druggist
from keeping and selling such drugs and
medicines as is now customary to be kept
in such stores /; which amendment was ac-
cepted by Mr. Davis in lieu of his proposed
amendment, and it was adopted.
Mr.. Perrin of Berlin moved to strike out
section nine of the bill, which was disa-
greed TO.
Mr. Dana of Cornwall moved to amend
section niue so as to read, " any pharmac-
st keeping an open shop for the sale of
drugs and medicines, shall be permitted to
keep and sell within such shop, any alco-
holic. vinous or malt liquors for medical
purposes only, on the prescription of n
physician"
The bill was discussed by Mr.. Wright
Of Orwell, Mr.. Perrin of Berlin. Mr.
Stockcr of Newbury. Mr.. Eddy of Jamaica,
Mr.. Atherton of Glover, and Mr.. BoyntoD
of Woodstock.
Mr.. Dana of Cornwall withdrew his pro-
posed amendment, and Mr.. Boynton of
|
refusing to strike out section nine, and it
was agreed to, and the section was then
unanimously stricken out
The bill was then read the third time
and passed-Ayes 10, nays Al.
The house reconsidered the proposal of
amendment to ii. 139, changing the shire
town of Orleans county submitting the
provisions of the act to vote of the legal
voters of the several towns of Orleans
county and concurred therein.
From committee on grand list, against S
30, to legaize the grand list of the town OF
Milton for the year 1874 ; the bill was read
the third time. Mr.. Abel of West Haven
demanded the yeas and navs on the passage
of the bill, and it was refused-ayes 80,
nays 90; the chair, Mr.. Munson, having
voted when the roll was called, was debar-
red from giving casting vote.
The speaker announced the appointment
of Messrs. Abel of West Haven, Kelsey OF
Derby, and Hubbard of Springfield, as a
committee on the part of the house on the
disagrecing votes of the two houses ON S.
81, to return to Senator Morrill, the sum OF
$4,3S6.S0.
The speaker laid before the house the
following communication
To the House Of Representatives =
hereby resign the Office of speaker of the
house of representatives, to take effect upon
the election and qualification of my sue
cessor. | would respectfully request the
house to fix upon some convenient time fol-
the election of my sncrnssOr
II. HENRY PowEns.
November "a, 1874.
ELEoT1oN OF SPEAKER.
, The hour of IL o'clock having arrived
being the hour fixed for the election OF
speaker to take the place made vacant by
the resignation of Mr.. Powers, the speaker
directed the house to such election.
Mr.. Henry of Chester said that Mr.. Nun
son having declined to allow his name tt
he used for that purpose, he nominated
Josiah Grout, Jr., of Newport, seconde.
by Messrs Wells of CRANKY, Ladd of AL
.. burgh, Lynde of Marlboro, Powell Of
Richford, King of Lunenburgh, and Shurt
left of Plainfield.
Mr.. Slade of Middlebury nominated Ed
, ward S. Dana of Cornwall, seconded by
Mcssrs. Tyler of Irasburgh, Eddy of Jamai
ca, Toby of Calais, Gilman of Montpelier
Davis of Reading, Fairman of WOlcott
Stanley of Leicester.
Mr. Abel of West Haven nominated
. William w. Lynde of Marlboro.
The speaker appointed as tellers, Messrs
0 Henry of Chester, Slade of Mddlebury
i and Abel OF West Haven the ballot
having been taken, resulted as follows:
t Whole number OF ballots ......20S
s Necessary for choice. LOB
Josiah Grout had SO