Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

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question being Shall the bill be read the third
time ~ II was ordered.
s. 81, an act relating to fraudulent sales of real
and personal property, was taken from the table
and the third reading ordered.
). 49, an act In amendment ot section Fl, chap
ter IS G. s. was taken from the table, and the
third reading ordered
$ a. an act relating to interest, was taken from
the table, and the question being on the third
reading it WAS opposed by Senators Cushman,
simous, Grout, and favored by Senators Carpen-
ter, Buttcfhcid, MhitcOnb sowlcs
Rporfs-lrom the general committee, in favor
Of II 100, an act in amendment Of an act relating
to private corporations by voluntary association.
On notion the Senate adjourned.
House-Torenoon.
Reading Of Scriptures and prayer by the chap
lain. The reading Of the Journal of yesterday
was dispensed with, on motion Of Mr.. Eaton Of
Danville
Of Rockingham, for the establishment aud con-
struction Of workhOuse TO select committee ON
iails and warehouses;.
BY Mr. TAYLOR Of shcrbume, to protect per-
sons and property In the vicinity Of water reser-
voirs IN this state; 10 committee on judiciary,
BY Mr. BATCHELDER Of Arlington. to pay
Henry c. Kent the sum therein named to COM
mittee on claims.
BY Mr. HOWE Of Springfield, and Mr.. Steams
Of Neathersiield, circumstances against re-inaI-
ping Of the state 10 select committee on that
subject.
by Mr.. WALES Of Burlington. authorizing the
appointment Of commissioners for the establish
mept Of an asylum for the insane to committee
on insane asylum
BY Mr. WRIGHT Of Lunenburgh petition in
favor Of the bill for re-mappng the state 20 Sc
lect committee on that subject
by Mr. ALEXANDER Of Guilford relating TO
the standard measure for milk 10 committee on
agriculture
by Mr.. HOPKINS OF Tinmouth a preamble and
resolution "a follows Whereas, The Vermont
Dairymen's Association, the accredited represen-
tative Of the most important industry in the state
at its last winter meeting held in the village Of
Rutland, discussed at length the dangers liable TO
result from the introduction into the state of some
OF the contagious cattle diseases which have from
time 10 time prevailed in neghboring states and
subsequently adopted the following preamble and
resolutions, 10 wit Whereas The extent Of
modern cattle traffic gives great facilities for the
spread of contagious diseases among our domes-
tic animals; therefore, Resolued That an intel
lgent. continuous commission should be estab-
lshed in every state, clothed with ample powers
TO control and eradicate all contagious diseases in
domestic animals. ReSUired, That the study of
veterinary art should he encouraged In every Ag-
ricutur College, and that the health Of our iocks
and herds, and in consequence the life and health
Of our households, would be largely promoted by
more general veterinary knowledge; Therefore,
" Il, soiued That the agricultural committee OF the
House be requested 10 take this subject under
consideration and report 20 this House 10y bill or
otherwise; adopted.
By Mr. WALES Of burlington, 10 pay certain
persons for taking care OF the insane; to COM
mittee on insane.
By Mr. ERWIN Of Newport, in amendment of an
act approved November y, 1874, relating 10 the
capture Of fish and game; to committee on game
and fisheries
by Mr.. CELLEY Of Fairlee, 10 amend chapter
l0l, :, ~ relating to floating lumber to general
committee.
by Mr. RANDALL Of IIydepark, to pay Archi-
bald D@incli the sum therein named, 10 commit
tee on claims.
by Mr.. HRpOhlNS Of Shoreham, TO protect fish
IN Lennon Fair, TO committee on game and
fisheries.
BY Mr.. SWAIN Of Rockingham, to repeal an
act relating to the expenditures Of the highway
tax Assessed within the limits OF the village OF
Bellows Falls, to committee on highways, bridges
and ferries.
by Mr.. REED Of Dummerst0n. and Mr.. Coolidge
OF Plymouth, Temonstfances against bill Tor re-
mapping the state to select committee on that
subject.
BY Mr.. WALES OF Burlington in relation 10
the discharge Of trustees in certain cases, to com
mit;ee on judiciary.
BY Mr. B.AlEf Of Troy, to incorporate the
village Of North Troy to committee on corpora
tons.
by Mr. PAUL OF Pomiret, remonstmnce
against the bill for re-rnappng the state to select
committee on that subject.
BY Mr DEAN Of Barnard, TO pay Gardner j.
Wallace the sum therein named 20 committee on
claims.
by Mr. BAICllELDtR Of Arlington, requiring
the recording Of bonds given 10 the probate court
to committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr. MASON OF Pownal, to legalze the lists
Of the town OF Pownal for the years 1879 and
1876 70 committee on grand list
by Mr. Bu SMELL of sarksboro, in amend
ment OF sections and 9 chapter !, :. s., relating
10 elections 10 committee on judiciary
Hcud The THIRD Times. ~, relating TO the aIp
pointment OF the reporter Of the decisions of the
Supreme Court passed in concurrence.
H. ~ 10 amendment OF section q, chapter lO2
z. :, relating To damages by reason Of the insnff
ciences OF division fence passage refused.
H. 40, to amend section !, chapter "a, & H., re-
lating to proceedings against trustees passed
H. 80 ia relation to the appointment of guar
dams Tor married women IN certain cases passed
The Speaker laid before the Housea communicl
ton from tue Governor IN regard to the purchase
by the state oil the sword oil Ethan Allen Whicl
communication, and accompanying documents
were referred To committee under the fourth Join