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

s. 2o, establishing STATE Superintendent Of Agri-
culture; reported from committee on agriculture,
iendent, and fixing their salary at 900 each per year
nma rayens and ogcal eSpcgse Which amend,
moved 70 amend 50 as 20 ns the salary Of the super
question of the passage Of the bill MIR. Jameson Of
taken-ayes llS, nays "A. So The hin was passed IN
thanks Of the House be aud hereby are ienderr to Hon
James T. Martin speaker Of the House the impartial
delicate and ardnogs dulie. Of hs once, and we oer hin
ways recall with feelings Of pleasure and delight our inter
colreduring The session Of s7s adopted unanimously
Ionse are due, and arc hereby eStenIed 10 Henry "
Newell anh ns two nsslslans &C. ihe excellent manner
In hs House during the present session; adopted unanl-
by Mr. ELY-GoDDARD Of West Falrlee, that the
thanks Of thls House are hereby rendered 70 Hiram
courteous manner In which they hive performed their
duties 81 ,he present session. adopted nnagigon,y
Senate proposals. Of amendment considered and after
brandon and Mr. camp Of Ne@Po Mr. nama s%S q
Mdlehy dei9ande The ayes and nays, which were taken
ayes 49, nays li3. So the amendments not
on Judiciary, and ihifd reading reused ''''' ''''
2s, in amendment Of and In addition to 49, CHI o.
2ol to amend sec. 5. ch q. passed in concurrence
aing to the Observance u The sabbath and Of religions
gesng. Atier discussion by yariou. members Mr. Iluse
agreed 'o-ayes' @ nays, a..
JOINT ASSEMBLY
a ten 9c2Ck the Senate came into &c Repesentaiive
completing the canvass Of votes for County Probate
cislr George Nehols SECRETARY Of State, ceif " e
The committee to canvass votes made report that an
error had occurred In the list Of Justices Of peace In the
town # vcrsllre; and th.y now declare George n:
Derry 10 be duly elected Justice from Nerhre. instead
OF u. Prescott who was previously declared elected.
ne business Of the joint assembly having been com
pletcd, the same wac dissolved and the Senate with
H. vs. in amendment of an act entitled IN act to assess
lp4tut a
men, PROPOSED by Mr. Dwne of rlainheld and agrecdto
The committee on ciucatIgn. reported joint resolution
that while there at present no uniform list Of text
q the state the Temperance Lesson Book by benjamin
Ward Richardson Is hereby recommended for use rs
optional study for the older pupils In the schools the
state which was adopted on Ne part Of ihe House.
= 2l3 In amendment Of an act relating To Insurance;
JoiHf resoisiioa-iiy Mr.. HoLBROoK of Milton. that
Fish Commissioners he instrct Investigate whether
the sand Bar Bridge Company have kept open the ulce
proved November stu sis and amendments thereto and
TO take such measures may he deemed necessary en-
force the provisions Of the laws adopted the part Of tile
mont. third reading refused "" J" WV
Mr. CAMP OF Newport moved To reconsider the vote
refusing the third reading Of $ 49, relating to divorces
which was disagreed to.
H. Is, in addition to CHI H. relating to offences
against chastity morality and decency; dismissed
II. l3s prescribing Jurisdiction I'm Of forgery;
Resolution relating TO University q Vermont and State
Resolution relating to nsoiven debtors estates; laid
Rs,oiSiton,-By Mr.. GILMORE of .Farlce, that the
thanks Oft this House due ov. H. r. Gushing for
the faithful manner In which he has performed his duties
BY Mr.. REDINGTON Of Ruuand that the thanks of
this House are rendered to the reporters for the prompt
and efficient manner In which they have reported tie
proceedings Of the House the present session, adopted.
sisi upon their amendments II. los fixing the and
costs In city or municipal courts and ask committee Of
which was agreed to, and the chair announced COM
ttee Of conference the part Of The House. Mr. Reng
ton Of Rutland, Mr. snaey Of Burlington and Mr. Greene
Mr.. MARTIN of Londonderry MIR Poland Of St Johns
bury being in the cha moved that the House rece from
their vote refusing To IN the Senate proposals
amendment TO H. 34 fixing the salaries of certain state
officers; which opposed by Mr. Sprague Brandon,
Mr. Waterman Of johnson, Mr.. Smalley Of Burlington; il
donderfy Mt, bingham Of Essex Mr.. Camp Of Newport
and MI liobrook Of Milioni the motion to recede was
| then agreed TO. Ayes 4; nays a.
IT, l9-, in amendment " entitled an act to assess
aud tax Tho real estate Of railroads In this state.
which were disagreed 10 by the House.
$ PSI in anendmeni Of an act to amend sec. 10 Of ch.
S DBL 10 provide for the better security Of wages of
employees OF manufacturing corporations passed In
$ 10 to amend an act relating to the capture Of game
AMI hsh. approved November "a 1874; passed In con
| chrroncc.
:. 40. to amend an act 10 regulate the practice of
medicine nnd surgery, approved November 2sth. 1876:
Mr.. Ilusc moved that the House reccde their pro-
posed amendment, which was agreed to.
II. W. relating to expenses and to criminal
prosecutions; Senate proposals Of amendment were
:. 2ls addition chap 81 sea Is, and chap 49, Sec =
- relating TO service by authorized persons, third read
ing refused the same PROV sion being embraced In II. 49,
! IL aHi, relating 10 divorces; Senate proposals of
The report OF the conference committee on S. l0s
hNng e ices ana costs In city or municipal courts
agreed to.
lO relating to court expenses in criminal prosecutions
MI use moved To reconsider the Of the House refns-
ing to concur in the Senate proposed amendments
bill which was agreed to- and the proposed amendments
were then concur1ed in.
The business OF the session having been completed the
usual messages exchanged between the hou.s-
aud the Governor and the House adjourned sine de-