Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-27
NOVEMBER 27, 1873.


yeas and nays, which were taken-ayes 100,
nays 50. So the bill was passed
Special Orders. lO2, laying tax on the town.
ship Of Ferdinand in the county of Essex, for the
purpose Of making and repairing roads and build
| ing bridges in said township was taken up as
special order for eleven clock, the question be
| ing on adopting the amendments proposed by the
committee, to fix the tax at one hundred cents on
the dollar which were agreed to, and the bill was
read the third time and passed.
Mr. WATERMAN Of johnson, moved to recon-
slider the vote refusing the third reading Of H. 235
to pay Clark Thompson the sum therein named;
which was disagreed to.
The House considered the refusal OF the Sem
ate to concur in the amendments proposed by the
! House to $. 81, to amend sec. a. chap. 2S, <. s.,
| Mr.. POLAND of St Johnsbury moved that the
| House insist upon its proposals Of amendment,
and ask com. of conference, which was agreed
| to. The Speaker announced as said com. on the
part of the House, Mr.. Poland of St. Johnsbury,
Mr.. Fuller of fairhaven and Mr. Howe of Castle
ton.
The House considered the refusal Of the Senate
| To concur in the amendments proposed by the
| House to 5. ~, in amendment of chap. "a, &. S.
! and all acts in amendment thereto Mr.. Smalley
of Burlington moved that the House insist on its
! proposals of amendment and ask a committee Of
conference Mr.. Camp Of Newport, moved that
the House recede from its proposal of amend
ment, which motion takes precedence OF the mo-
ton of Mr.. Smalley of Burlington, and on which
motion Mr. Smalley demanded the yeas and nays
which were taken--after discussion by Mr. Hub
bard of Plymouth, Mr.. Camp of Newport, Mr..
Ely-Goddard Of West Fairlee, Mr. Dart of Wealth
ersiied Mr.. Redington of Rutland Mr. Eaton of
Danve, Mr. Bingham of Essex, Mr.. Judevine of
| llardwick and Mr.. Smalley OF Burlington-ayes
a. nays 49, So the House receded from their
proposals of amendment.
Those voting in the affirmative were Messrs.
| Adams, Aldrich, Allen, Ball, Barber, Bresee,
Brown of Richford, Boswell, Camp of Elmore
Camp OF Orange, Camp of Newport, Collins of
| Barton, Collins of MOnkton, Congdon, Cook, Cur
tbs, Darling, Dart, Davis of Stockbrdge, Davis
of Walden, Derby, Dexter, Edison, Edwards of
| Athens, Emerson, farnham, Frost, Fuller Of
farhaven, Fuller of Starksboro, Garfield, Gar
land, Gorham, Gross, Hartman Harrington of
Halifax, Ilartshorn Hayward Hazen, Human of
Castleton, llolbrook, Holden, Holt Holton, Hough-
ton of Pitsfield, Howe of Castleton Hyde, Ingalls,
jenne johnson, Jones, Judevine, Kidder, Knight
Lewis of Norwich, Lincoln, Locke, Martin Of VIII
| Jamestown, McCole Meacbam, Mortified, Miles
of Craftsbury, Morgan, Nash of Shelburne, Or
cult, Orion, Packer, Paul, Perry, Phelps, Poland,
Pollard, Porter Rogers, Ross, Sargent, Sheridan,
sherman, Silsby Sims, Sisco, Smith of Bridge
water Stearns, Steele of Sharon Sturtevant Ia
Dor, Taylor Templeton of East Montpelier
| Thomas, Thornton, Townsend of Burke Watts,
Way, White of Bolton Whitehill, Whitney Of
Marlboro, Williams of Bridport, Winthrop and
Woodburn.
Those voting in the negative were Messrs Al
exander, Atwood Bannster, Beardsley, Bing-
ham, Bliss of Bradford Bliss Of Worcester, Boyce,
Briggs, Brown of Benson, Brown of Whiting,
Bucklin, Bullard, Chandler, Chase, Clark of Or
well, Clark of Tinmouth Cramton Currer Da-
mon, Davis of Peru, Dougan, Dwinel Eaton,
Eddy, Edwards of Richmond, Ely-Goddard, Fitch,
Fletcher Fuller Of Eden, Gleason, Gloyd Goodell,
Goss, Greene, iaines, Hammond, Higgins Hns-
dill, Houghton of Readsboro, Howe OF Ludlow,
Iowes, Hubbard Huntington, Huse, jackson,
Jameson, jefferson, Lewis of Wells lockwood,
Mack, Marsh, McGowan, Meader, Meendy,
Miles of Mddlesex, Mills Moody, Morrssey,
Mott, Nash of Newhaven, Palmer, Parker, Peck,
Perkins Read, Redington, Robertson, Rockwell,
Root, Rowell, Scranton, Sherwin, Shores, Smalley,
| Spaudng, Spear, Sprague, Steele of South Bur-
Turner Waite Washburn, Waterman, Whipple,
White of Calais, White of South Hero, Whitney
of Chelsea Wiley and Williams of Waltham.
On motion of Mr.. HARTSHORN, adjourned.
House-Afternoon.
ReSol,dion--By Mr. DARTT of Weathersfeld
| To amend the rules of the House, by adding rule
| A. whenever the previous question is ordered the
main question shall be deemed to be the question
| under consideration, even though said question
| be one that is termed in parliamentary law
secondary or subsidiary question. Ordered to
lie, under the rules.
Senate bills re,crred-S. 1872, in amendment of
an act TO pay expenses of the reform school; to
! com. on reform school.
! 5. ll9, in relation to private roads; TO COM on
| highways, bridges and ferries.
5. 1913, to alter the name of the proprietors OF
the Congregational society in Barre; to com. on
| corporations.
5. H. to amend an act relating to the formation
OF private corporations by voluntary association;
| 10 com. on judiciary.
ment of certain claims against the state; 10 com.
on Judiciary.
S 100, to punish certain offences; to the gem
eral committee.
5. 167, to legalize the grand list of the town of
! bradford; to com. on grand list.
5 go, to provide for the appointment Of COM
missioners in foreign countries; to com. on fed
eral relations.
S 30 to amend sec 119, chap 2S, g. s., relat-
ing to railroad commissioner; TO com. on rail-
roads
S 81, to regulate the practice of dentistry; to
general com.
s. 10 in relation to the house of correction; to
| com on workhouse.
Mr.. MACK of Hinesburgh called up H. 800,
relating TO married women; the question being
ON the third reading of the bill, II was read the
third time and passed.
Joint resolution--From the Senate in relation
to the reconciliation of silver, previously pub
lished in the Senate proceedngs), was read and
opposed by Mr.. Brown of Richford, and adopted
yeas IS, nays ~
Reports-from committee on corporations, in
favor of ). ia to incorporate the village OF Rich
ford; read third time and passed in concurrence.
From committee on corporations, in favor Of s.
lEi, in amendment of an act to incorporate the
village of st. Adams; read third time and passed
| in concurrence.
Special orders 80, to establish State Board
of Health and vital Statistics was taken upas the
special order for half-past two o'clock.
Mr.. BINGHAM Of Essex favored the bill as one
that would benefit the people of the whole state,
| in aiding TO prevent epidemcs, and promote the
health Of the people and thereby increase the
wealth of the state.
Mr.. SMAllEY of Burlington thought the state
could well afford the small expense contemplated
in this bill, to see II we could not relieve the state
Of epidemic diseases.
Mr.. JACKSON of Barre explained the pro-
visions OF the bill, and stated that $4,000 Is an
! nually paid in Vermont for the treatment Of
diphtheria, and II the Board Of Health shall prove
rs useful in this state as in other states it will re-
suit in a saving Of at least sl000 to the people
of the state. There will also be large saving of
life, and so of the producing wealth OF the state
| MIR HARRINGTON of Halifax favored the bill
as a means of interchange of views through the
state sanitary measures. and so 70 prevent dis