Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-13

between the towns of Williston 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
motion to reconsider be ordered to lie on
the table for the present, which was agreed
20.
AFTERNOON.
Reports - From general committee, in
favor of H. 257, to amend an act for the in
corporation of the parochial fund of the
Protestant Episcopal church in the diocese
of Vermont read third time and passed.
From general committee. in favor Of H.
1856; 20 change the name of Ne)-a [. Belk-
nap !; read third time and pas I'd.
From general committee, in favor OF II
2i6, to change the name OF Harry C. Dad
ley read third time and passed.
From committee on judiciary, agains-
800, to define the powers of school districts
on motion of Mr.. Wells, of CRANKY. or
dered to lie.
From committee on Judiciary. in favor of
IL 10, to enable the pew owners and pro
prietors of the old brick church in Rich
ford, to dispose Of the same read thirl
time and passed
From special committee, in favor o. II
50, to regulate the practice Of medicine IN
the State of Vermont. with proposals. %
| amendment, which were agreed 70.
! The merits of the bill were discussed By
Mr.. Davis of s.; Adams, Mr.. Fits Or
Wardsboro and Mr.. Cook OF Ment0n. The
third reading of the bill was then refused
From special committee on Insane a-y-
! lums, :. 50, to amend sec. 46. chap. -
9. : relating 10 the appointment and
duties Of the commissioner Of the insane.
U Ill Il -, D.
I discussed by Mr.. Boynton Of Woodstock
Mr.. Davenport Of Wilmington. M Nun
son OF Manchester, Mr.. GrOut Of Barton
and Mr.. Henry Of Chester.
Mr.. Dana of Cornwall, moved tha; the
/ House propose TO the Senate T. amend che
| bill 80 that the Commissioner shall be elect
ed by the general assembly, which wa
agreed to.
Mr.. Glllett Of Thetlord, moved to pr3ql-c
To the Senate 10 amend 50 "a 10 limi; the
total amount per diem and mileage 70 $50
annually, instead OF $500, which was '..--
agreed to.
Mr. Perrin Of Berlin, moved that tie
/ House propose 10 the Senate 10 amend S a,
to make the per diem of the commissioner 8
| instead Of So; which was disagreed u.
Mr. Chamberlil of jay, moved that tie
/ House propose to the Senate 10 amend hy
/ striking out the section of this bill givir.
/ the Governor power to remove the comm.
sioner for cause shown which was disagree
/ to-
The question then recurring on the pas
I sage Of the bill in concurrence, with prDpl-
I sal Of amendment, it was refuset-ayes g..
NAYS 65.
1 JOINT resol,tion-By Mr. Toby 1T Cll4i-.
/ that JOINT COMMITTEES consisting % tv,
senator's aad three members Of the H1u-e.
I be appointed to inquI into the e1pcui --r-
of the fund heretofore paid over 10 the Ja,-
versity OF Vermont and State Agr,cul-lrl.
{ College by the Treasurer OF the STATE. az B
I particularly to report whether tie act iI-
cooperating said University AMI college has
/ been properly complied with by TIE 1.lce--
1 of said Institution and further O. report
whether said funds have heea expeniei 1
accordance with the act OF Congress ami 9.
report by bill or otherwise adopted ou tie
part of the House.
Bills &c, iHfroducsi'q ad ref,rr.i - Bs
/ Mr.. Gray OF Wheeloek, 10 provide Tor fur
I Their distribution TO soldier, Of te>iimorl4--
of honor 10 committee on military ALTAR
; III. IN addition u act Tor the better
preservation OF the monument erected rob
the Hubbardton battle ground, y sener-
| committee.
Mr. Powell Of Ricaflrt. called up = {. 6.
pay George " Crawford the sun there o
named, and the bill was passed IN concur
renee