Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-19

tended to smother the bill, Stearnl
called the yeas and nays on the adoption
of the amendment and the vote was 10
to 10, President of the Senate cast nay
vote and the amendment was lost. On
the question Of third reading of The bill
the yeas and nays were demanded, the
vote standing, yeas II; nays Is, and the
third reading was ordered.
The bill creating department of in
surance was taken up as special order
and refused third reading. Several not
very important bills were introduced
and the usual grist was referred and Or
dered to third reading.
In the House, afternoon, on motion Of
Butterfield Of Derby, the House voted
that when it adjourns in the afternoon it
bo until 7.30 last evening.
Read third time and relating
to application to the General Assembly {;
appropriating forpurchase of additional
land for house of correction.
Senate amendments concurred in
amending charter of Deerfield River
Co.; authorizing States attorney to take
clerk before grand jury.
Read third time and rassed-to re-
peal act No. l09, acts of 1896, entitled
an act to prevent the use of poisonous
substances on fruit trees in blossom, (aS
anended) in amendment of an act to
incorporate the Security and Invest
ment Company of St. Johnsbury with
proposals of amendmenD to authorize
the town of Poultney to issue certain
bonds; to incorporate the Goodrich
Library ; relating to the reorganization
of the National Guard, was favorably
reported with recommendations of
amendments. The amendments and the
bill We're explained and supported by
Buttertield of Derby. The amendments
were adopted. On the question of third
reading the vote stood yeas, so; nays.
80; no quorem voting. Mr.. Carpenter
of Rutland city moved that the bill be
made the special order for today at 8
p. III.
Killed-providing for safe and accu-
rate test of milk same title; to regulate
telegraph and express busi-
ness in Vermont; relating to investment
of money deposited in savings banks;
taxation of costs in trustee suits: relat-
ing to Office of city Judge in Burling-
ton imprisonment and fine for all Of
fences of liquor selling to provide milk
test same title to relieve towns bur-
dcned in building highways; 10 change
name of Oliver A. Martin.
Bills introduced-by joint committee
on game and fisheries, substitute for bill
relating 10 posting Of public waters, ten
dollars fine to be recovered in action OF
lrespass, but owners must stock their
streams in order to avail themselves Of
The act. Ordered to lie and be printed.
Subssi 81 sron,stha .,.gcp-
eral committee, authorizing towns To-
appropriate for destruction of tree
worms. Ordered to lie and be printed.
II. 1C0 amendir G statutes limiting rate
Of dividends tohe paid by savings banks
to 3 l2 per cent. PEI annun was refus-
ed third re;lding.
In the House, evening, the Speaker
that careful examination
aud check of the vote taken this morn
ing to abolish the board of agriculture,
gave evidence that an error had been
made in declaring the vote that the yea
Ind nay book as kept by the clerk show
ed 105 yea and 104 nay votes past, in
stead of 103 yeas and l05 nays MS de-
,lared this morning. He therefore an
nounced the bill as ordered to third
reading.
s. Joint resolution-From the Senate
empowering the Governor and auditor
Of accounts to employ the necessary
means to recover from the United States
the costs incurred by this State for en-
rolling, subsisting, clothing, supplying,
arming, equipping, paying and trans
porting troops employed in aiding 70
suppress the insurrcction against the
United States from 1861 to 1865. Adop-
ted in concurrence.
Read third time and pa 'sed-H. 437,
village of Derby Center.
IL. 47O, legalizing list Of Highgate.
Killed-S, 70, 10 repeal Sec. 2, No.
Ill, Acts of 1896, relating to sale, dis
iribulion and use of fire arms; amend
ing charter Of Rutland; relating to rail-
road commissioners.
The rest of the business transacted
was of little importance.
On motion OF Mr.. Vial OF Randolph
adjourned.