Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-06

159 relating to the licensing of teachers; third
reading refused.
From the committee on grand list, in favor VI
H. 100, relating tn the appraisal OF r,rund real es
tate for the year 1873; III motion OF Mr. Ialcntt Ot
Williston, ordered to lie and was made special
order for next Thursday morning, Mt hali-past
ten O'Clock
From com on corporations, adversely to II. ia
in amendment of nm nct IN relation IN the National
Lille Insurance Company. the proper notice not
having been given; on motion of Mr.. Nash Of
Shelburne, the bill WIS dismissed
From com on game and fisheries, In favor Of H.
1O5. In amendment ~ an act for the further pro-
lection Of fish and game read the third time and
passed.
From com on corporations in favor Of II 219
in amendment Of Nh act to enable the pew-owners
aud priprietors OF the Baptist church Mt Whiting
ham Center Ia dispose Of the same; read the third
time and passed
From committee on corporations, in favor Of II
2S0, u incorporate the North Hero Corhet Bard;
read the third time and passed
From committee on corporations, In favor Of II
2Sl, to amend sec. Of nm act to incorporate
Springfield village; read the third time and passed
From committee on corporations, in favor Of II
30i, to incorporate the Weston CUrnet Band read
third time and passed
From committee on corporations, in favor of II
2O5 to incorporate the Cniliord Seminary; on
IN ,tion of Mr. Howe Of Ludlow, ordered To lie
From committee education, adversely IN H.
15S regulating the division Of the public school
money; the bill was discussed by Dir. Sargent NJ
1'iiHtH, WI Ntl1lp Oh NfNlHl, MI. llHTIlHHtnn
OF Halifax Mr.. Nash Of Shelbnrne, Mr., Hobrook
Of Milton, Mr. lockwood of Woodstock, and Mr.
Brown of Benson. Mr.. Sargent OF Corlnth moved
that the bill he re-commitied u the committee on
education which was agreed Ia.
Mr. ALEXANDER of Guford called up H. 305
to tax the deposits OF savings banks. savings in
sttutiOns and trust companies; and on his motion
it WAS made the special order for Friday morning
OF next week at half-pasi ten o'clock
On motion Of Mr.. ALDRlCH OF Shrewsbury, adj
Mr. TALCOTrof Williston moved to reconsider
the vote of this forenoon making II. 190 relating
to the anrrasS,l of railroad real estate for the
year 1878, the special order for half-nast ten
o'clock on Thursday next; which motion was
agreed to- and the bill was read the thii d time
Mr.. COLLINS OF Barton moved to amend 80
that valuation established shall he the list upon
which oil taxes shall he assessed, which was
agreed to, md the bill WAS passed.
Joint rcsoiution-From the Senate, relating to
smoking in the capitol building, WAS read Mr.
Spngne OF Brandon moved to amend 20 that the
Sergeant alarms he directed TO furnished tobacco
pipes and imported cigars for the nse Of the mem
bers of this General Assembly, which was ruled
to he out Of order by the Speaker. Mr. Spragne
then moved that the resolution be referred to the
committee of ways and means which was dis
agreed to. Mr. Sprague moved to amend so NJ
to direct the Sergeant alarms to provide n room
for that particular purpose Mr. Eaton of Dam
vile moved to amend that the Sergeant-at-
Arms be directed tn employ one hundred men tn
carry ont the provisions of the resolution, which
was ruled ont Of order. Mr. Spragnes amend
ment Was disagreed io-yeas 81, nays Ill
Mr. EATON Of Danvlle moved to amend so IA
to prohibit smoking in the halls of the Senate and
House the Library and the Executive Chamber
which was agreed to-
The resolution, with proposals Of amendment
was then adopted on the part of the House.
Mr. POLtN of St JohnsbuIy, moved that the
House recede from It's proposal Of amendment t.
S. 70, In addition to chap So =. =. making notes
falling dine Sunday halliday n bp dup an
the succeeding instead of the preceding day and
the motion WAS agreed to-
BIS, ETC., introduced and referTed-By Mr..
HUSE of Montpelier changing the time OF hold
the county of Washington to com. on judiciary
By Mr.. uUSE Of Montpelier, to repeal act
changing the name OF the Mortified Cemetery
Association; to com. on judiciary.
BY Mr. BROWN of Benson. relating to societies
for The support Of the gospel; to com. corpor-
atoms.
By MIR. SCRANTON Of vergennes, to amend an
act To reduce to one act the act to incorporate the
CITY Of Nergennes; to com. on corporations.
BY MIR. CAMP of Newport. to prohibit pool
selling and lotreries 10 genera, com.
BY Mr.. JUDlVlNE of Hardwck, relating to
nOtOriPr public; ~ com. on judiciary.
BY MIR. STEELE Of South Burlington, for the
improvement of horses; To general com
By Mr.. HAMMOND of Middlebuy, to pay the
members OF the late Company III. Of the frist Ma
tiona Guards the sum therein named; To com.
BY Mr.. HINMAN of Derby, to pay H. II Hin
son the sum therein named; u com. on claims.
BY Mr. POLAND Of st Juhnsbury, appropriate
ing money to furnish the house OF correction; to
com ON the workhouse
by Mr., HAINES of Waterbury, to pay the town
nj Waterbury the sum therein named; to com.
on claims
by Mr. MARTIN of Ferrisburgh, in addition to
oh 100, &. s., relating to pounds, estrlys, etc to
com. on agriculture.
By Mr.. WHITE Of Bolton, to pay the town of
Bolton the sum therein named; to committee on
claims
By Mr. ADAMS of Royaton to incorporate the
South Royaton Park Association; To committee
on cornorltinns
By Mr.. DERBY OF veshire, altering the name
Of the town OF Veshire 10 the town OF Ety. with "A
petition accompanying: TO gen. com
BY Mr. PHELPS of Grafton, requiring all per-
sons receiving money u give receipts therefor; TO
com. on judiciary
Joint resolution-By Mr.. JENNEof Enosburgh,
"a follows:
Pritis Excelleney the Governor ia hereby authorized
10 appoint lsor IN 10 compile and write full and
secord-iis Escelency he Governor i hereby author
ze To draw orders the Of the to drfrty
the expenses OF the same Including the printing and bind
Vermont In the late war with those who now living
and who were present In actual service durdg the different
eng genents in the recent conflict.
Foarfhle historian dieclei to gather OF hist
different military orn,nz ,tions who participated the
marches and natles OF the and who kept daily
Fh THIS history. both civil and military. shall be
piled the historian order from his excellenCy, the
GoyerT In accordance with the meaning and nlent OF
til resolution.
On motion OF Mr. EATON of Danvile the rcsou-
ton was referred TO the committee ON ways and
means
A similar joint resolution from the Senate was
read, and Mr.. Eaton moved it be referred TO the
committee on WAYS and means Mr. Howe moved
to amend the motion Of MIR. Eaton so rs that the
resolution shall be referred to the committee ON
military affairs.
The question of the reference OF the resolution
and also the merits OF the resolution were dis
cnssed by Mr.. HOlton of Jamaica, Mr.. Eaton of
Danville Mr.. Howe Of Ludlow and Mr. Sprague
of Brandon.
On the question OF referring the resolution To
the com. ON military affairs, Mr.. Mack of Hines
burgh demanded tile yeas and NAYS, which were
taken-ayes 81; nays 81, So the motion was
disagreed to- The resolution was then referred
to the com. on ways and means.