Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-27

Mr. HUSE of Montpelier said II this bill will
reach the object for which II is designed-to pre-
vent dsease-it would be good thing. But the
good would come from the fact Uf the dissemina-
ton Of knowledge among the people. which
would be needed when coming from those who
are familiar with the causes that produce disease
Mr.. EATON OF Danville opposed the bill, as he
did not like to create any new state boards while
we are aboshing some that have already been
established.
The bill was further favored by Mr. Steele Of
Sharon, Mr.. Champion of Colchester, Mr.. Poland
OF st. Johnsbury, Mr. Waterman of johnson and
Mr.. Hayward OF Addison. It was further opposed
by Mr.. Currer Of Troy and Mr. Hubbard Of
Plymouth. On the question of the passage of the
bill Mr.. Bliss OF Bradford demanded the yeas
and nays which were taken-ayes ~, nays III
so the passage Of the bill was refused
RpoHs-From committee railroads, adj
versely to ii. 90, to amend an act to assess and
tax the railroads In this state; Sd reading refused
From committee on grand list in favor of II.
296, authorizing the compilation OF laws relating
to the grand list; with proposal of amendment,
to include also the decisions Of the courts in rela
ton thereto, which was disagreed TO, and on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Barber OF Sandgate, the bill was dis
missed
Mr.. EATON of Danville called up II. %. re-
lating to hawkers and pedlers and other persons;
the question beingon It's passage Mr.. Iiolbrool
of Milton opposed the bill, and moved it be dis
missed, which was agreed TO.
From general committee, in favor of H. 30S to
regulate and determine the sale OF hemlock bark
ing the weight of cord of bark at 2150 pounds
Pending the question the amendment Mr.
Fuller OF Eden moved that the bill be dismissed
which was discussed by Mr.. Howe of Ludlow
Mr. Jameson of Irasburgh, and Mr.. Waterman OF
johnson, and agreed to.
From committee on final adjournment that the
day Of final adjournment be fixed for Wednes-
day. November 9th, at eight o'clock A. NJ Mr.
Smalley of Burlington moved to amend so as to
fix Saturday, November 23d as the day for final
adjournment. The amendment and resolution
were discussed, and Mr.. Mack of Hinesburgh
moved that they be ordered to lie and be made
the special order for Friday morning at half-past
ten o'clock; which was disagreed to. Mr. Camp
of Newport moved to amend so as to fix the time
of adjournment at four o'clock on the afternoon
of Tuesday, the Goth. Mr.. Huse of Montpelier
moved that the resolution be ordered to lie which
was agreed to
Mr. BINGHAM of Essex called up II. III, to
repeal sec. 3 and in amendment of chap, 49, G. s.,
relating TO the observance of the Sabbath and of
religious meetings; the question being on its pas
sage. Mr.. BINGHAM moved that the bill be
dismissed which was disagreed to-ayes II, NAYS
100 and the bill was then ordered to lie
From committee on game and fisheries in
favor OF 5. 173, TO protect black bass in the state
of Vermont; read third time and passed in con-
currence
From committee on ways and means, to whom
referred Joint resolution relating to the Yer
mont Historical Gazetteer, without expression of
opinion On motion of Mr. Dart of Weathers-
field it was ordered to lie and made special order
for Friday morning next at half-past ten o'clock
From committee on game and fisheries, adj
versely to ii. 1876, TO repeal act for the further
protection Of game and fish third reading refused
From committee on game and fisheries, adj
versely to 5. Al, to protect fish in Lake Cham
plain and the tributaries thereof The bill was dis
cussed by Mr.. Holbrook of Milton, Mr. Marsh of
Franklin Mr.. Howe of Ludlow, Mr. Redington of
Rutland, Mr. Mott Of Alburgh, Mr. Jameson of
lrasburgh, Mr. Brown Of Benson, Mr.. Fuller of
Fairhaven and Mr.. Bingham of Essex Mr.
Thomas moved that the bill be so amended that
1t shall not take effect until n similar law has
been passed by the State of New York Mr.
Mott of Alburgh moved to amend so as to add also
the Province of Quebec; pending which,
On motion of Mr. TALCOrr of Williston, adj |