The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-21

House Of Correction Boyd of Dover
Farman of West6ed, Worcester of wes'
Windsor, Otis Of Dandy, Day of Ripton.
Industrial School - Dyer of Salisbury
Dutton of Dummerston, Booth of Maidstone
Burditt Of Shrewsbury, Cook of West Fair
lee.
Game and Flsheries-Bristol of Bristol
Edison of Proctor, Alfred Of Fairfax, Allen
Of North Hero, Fletcher of Roxbury.
State and Court xpenses-Baldwin of
Barton, Spalding of Warren, Martin OF
Wlliamstown, Butts OF Hyde Park, Aldrich
of Walling'ord.
Temperance-Lord of Orange, Ross of
Woodbury., Ferguson of Siarksboro, NAL
Tory of Sudbury, Towle Of Franklin.
Immigration and Industrial Interests
! Davis of Montgomery, Russell of Shoreham.
Willard of Sherburne, johnson of Wards.
! boro, Bugbee of Bridgewater.
Under Fourth Joint Rule Blodgett of
Lexington, Conley of Westmore, Spauld-
I ing of Panton.
Resolutions-By Mr. Baldwin of Barton,
referring that part Of the governors mes
sage relating to Brattleboro Retreat and
Vermont Asylum for the Insane to com
mttee on insane adopted. BY MIR. Button
of Middlebury, joint resolution granting the
use of Representatives Hall to New Eng
land Sabbath Protection League on Monday
evening, Oct 26 adopted.
Bills Introduced II. 3, by Mr.. Baldwin
of Barton, to authorize the village of Barton
to issue bonds to retire its Indebtedness in
constructing its electric light plant; gen.
erAl committee.
II. 4, by Mr.. McClary OF Windsor, to en-
able Ascutney Mill Company to call legal
stockholders' meeting; general committee
IL. b, by Mr. Smith of Burlington TO in
corporate the Burlington and Grand Isle
Railroad Company; com. on railroads.
message from the Senate was received
announcing the appointment of joint special
committees.
Mr.. Walker of Ludlow reported for the
Joint standing committee on joint rules ;
adopted on the part of the House.
On motion of Mr.. Sawyer of Hardwick,
adjourned
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
The report of the committee on joint rules
adopted in concurrence.
Joint resolution was adopted in concur
renee granting the use of the House of Rep
resentati yes to the Vermont Sabbath Pro
tective Association October 9th.
Concurred In-House resolution provid-
ing for joint assembly on Thursday morn
ing, at 10: 30 o'clock, to hear the report of
the joint committee to canvass votes for
members Of congress.
Bills Introduced.-S. 3, by Senator Man
chester, to create state board of medical
examiners. Proposes a board of seven
members, three to be allop lthic pgactition.
ers, two homeop lthic and two eclectic prac.
titioners. The duties of the board are to be
the examination of applicants for certif-
Gates to be granted upon certain conditions,
and to regulate the practice of medicine.
The bill provides that the board shall be
appointed with the advice and consent of
the senate; must be gradua tes of legally
chartered medical institution having power
to confer degrees.
Adjourned
HOUSE-AFTERHOON
Bills Introduced.-H 6, by Mr.. Palmer of
Waterbury, An act relating to the recovery
OF money paid under protest for taxes;
judiciary committee.
III. Z by Mr.. Goodwin of Chelsea, An act
for the protection of highways. Provides
that towns may instruct road commission
ers to appoint agents to keep the highways
in ordinary repair, and for the removal of
the commissioner for neglect of his duty];
com on highways.
II. s. by Mr.. Thomson of Landgrove, to
legalize the grand list of Landgrove; com.
on grand list.
H. g. by Mr.. Allen of Vernon, to enable
the town of Vernon to build bridge across
the Connecticut river.
Joint Resolution,-B Mr.. Warren of
Williston, providing for joint assembly
Thursday, Oct. 10, at 10: 30 A. NJ, to hear re-
port of committee on canvassing votes for
members of congress; adopted.
Revolutionary Mr.. Baldwin of Barton,
referring parts of governors messages re-
lating to education and the state normal
schools to the com. on education; adopted.
Bills lntroduced.-H. 10, by Mr.. Burns of
Enosburgh, TO incorporate Enosburgh Tele-
phone Company; com. on corporations.
The speaker announced the members of
the joint committee to canvass votes for
county officers, judges of probate and JUS
tices of the peace, on the part of the House.
A message was received from the Senate,
announcing adoption of joint resolution
granting use of Representatives Hall to
New England Sabbath Protective League.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Bates of St. Johns bury,
adjourned