The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-11-26

| Special Order.-Bll to regulate the prac.
tice OF medicine Oh. 327). Mr.. Steele moved
| to reconsider, and motion tabled. The house
refused to reconsider.
ReSoluticns.-T pay c. ID. Watson, clerk
OF revision committee per- diem and mileage
on membership basis
10 pay messengers, etc, at the usual per
diem rate
Approued. II. 50, incorporating Shelburn
Art Museum; II. 9S, Roman Catholic service
IN state prison; II. 300, relating to expense
OF canvassing votes; III. 365 relating to
cruelty to animals; II. 1863, for the further
protection of game; n. 375, incorporating
colchester water Supply Company; II. 2A,
incorporating village of Bradford; II. 271 ,
incorporating Bradford Waterpower Com
pany.
PoSsed.-S. Sc, to incorporate Essex CO.
operative Savings Bank.
lntroduced.-H. All, relating TO fish COM
missioners; read a third time. Directors
OF the new fish hatchery may exercise func-
TONS OF fish commissioners passed.
ii. 4l2 as substitute for 22S. Questions to
be introduced into lists, "Do you keep
dogs, If so, how many? age? sex? breeding,
etc.; passed.
S. llO, amending charter of village of
Swanton.
S. 1l9, to incorporate Vermont association
Of horse-breeders.
S. 146, to incorporate the A. A. chapter of
the ID. X. f. fraternity at Middlebury Col
lege.
Rcport-The report of the committee on
mileage and debentures was adopted.
JotHt ReSOlUtiOn.-To pay Willis NJ. Ross
80 per diem during session, with mileage
passed.
The Schooi BU-The house resolved it
self into committee of the whole to consider
bill relating to public instruction. The
committee arose after thirty minutes con
slderatiOn and reported II. 413 Mr.. Mo-
loney moved suspension of the rules for he
purpose of immediate third reading. 1t was
hnally made special order for tomorrow
morning. Abolshes the office of county
supervisor and of the county board of edu-
cation, restores the Office of town superin-
tendent, and rec nacts the laws i'm relation
10 town superintendentS repealed by Act
No. 9 OF the laws of 1888 except as modified
by the present bill. The time of school
year, etc, is changed 50 as to CORRESPOND
with dates as they existed prior to the pas
sage of the law of 1888. Provides for an ex.
aminer OF teachers. Three certificates are
OF three grades, and like those provided
Tor in the original substitute bill. The basis
OF this bill is the substitute bill proposed by
the committee on education. The town
superintendent may issue permits to teach
ers to teach particular schools for single
tt rm, but such permits shall not be renewed
more than three times to any one person,
nor shall more than three such permits be
term.
PdSSed.-S. 80, appropriating ST. GO to
complete the monument over the grave of
General George j. Stannard: II. 397 an act
to define the effect of legislation on existing
litigation; $. 80, an act to provide for pay
ment of the expense of search warrants; S.
6}, relating to state officers reports; S. "a,
relating to commitment in discharge Of
recOgnizanceS; s. 50, relating to grand lists;
5. 81, relating to Bennington battle monu-
ment; S. 1919, relating to sale of real estate
on execution; ). 1874, relating to blowing
whistles and ringing bells in workshops for
the use of the employees thereof.
Passage RCtuSed,-S. 90, relating to pow
erS OF trustees - cemetery associations to
remove certain bodies; S. $50, in relation
to filing written opinions of county court
judges.
Adjourned.
sENATE-EvENING.
PdsSed.-S 1916, directing secretary of
state to appoint an engrossing clerk and
naming salary; II. 1877, to incorporate the
WilliamSburgh mining and manufacturing
company; III. 1913, relating to saving banks:
II. 353, relating to the village of Rutland:
II. 357, providing for better drainage; II
4U7, to pay ii. o. Camp the sum named; ii.
go, providing for the printing of the laws
in the newspapers; II. 26O, relating to
mesne process.
Passage RetuScd.-H. 400 providing for
the fortnightly payment OF wages by corpo-
ratiOns.
Jojst Resolution.-By Senator Kingsley.
to allow the Acknowledgment to complete
contracts for the printing of roster Of Yer
mont troops; adopted.
Constitutional 1mepdnept-By Senator
Smith of Windsor, 10y request. to allow the
senate in 1896 and every fourth year there
after to propose amendments 20 the CON
sttutiOn for the action OF the house, re-
ferred as usual.
Special Order.-The committee on educa-
ton reported ii 100, agricultural college,
without expression of opinion. and the same,
ON motion of Senator Dow, was made special
order for Tuesday morning.
COHtcreHce.-O On motion of Senator Peck,
the senate insisted upon its proposal to II.
ISL to appropriate $4,000, and requested a
committee of conference Senators Peck,
Harvey and Nichols were appointed as such
committee. The same request was made as
to II 200, to incorporate the Orleans Savings
Company, on motion of Senator Lincoln,
and he, with Senators Jennings and Brown,
were appointed a committee accordingly
state OHcerS Salaries. On motion of SEN
ator Dow, :. l54 was taken from the table.
Senator ChildS succeeded with his amend
ment to make an exception to members Of
the board OF agriculture, and it was agreed
To allow them their necessary expenses
yeas, -, nays, ,. Senator Kingsley moved
a reconsideration of his amendment prev-
ously agreed TO, which was agreed to. He
then moved, in order to make the section in
harmony with the principle of the bill, that
no officer he allowed his eXpens, S, to make
the salary Of the quarter-master-genera
500 Senator Dow moved an amendment
to the amendment to make it read 500, and
the same was defeated - yeas s. nays ~
The roll was called, on demand of Senator
Harvey, and the amendment was made
yeas IA, nays Il. Those Senators voting