The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-02-27

school Tor those coming into the Stat,
TO practice chiropractic after the pas
sage Of the act. He did not at tina
time offer to make such requirement.
Tor the chiropractors now practicint
in the State.
| After Fridays debate, however, Mr.
Alexander decided to come forward
with the extra amendment, which pro.
yides that chiropractors now practic.
ing in the State must furnish O
diploma from reputable chiropractie
school which at the present time re-
quires three-year coruse of study for
such diplomas.
by vote of 1888 to "a, the House
Saturday morning passed the chiro-
practic bill, as amended by Mr.. Alex
ander of st. Adams City, and as furth-
or amended to a slight degree by Mr..
Bclknap Of Rockingham. There was
no discussion. Mr.. Taylor of Hard
wick called for the yeas and nays on
the question gin order that every town
may know how its representative stood
on this question"
Farm Loan Bill Passes
In the Senate, II IL, legalizing the
bonds of the federal farm loan banks
for investments by State banks, also
scored decided triumph, being passed
by vote of 10 to l3.
Short Election Recess
Mr.. Durham of Brattleboro, in be-
haI OF the speed-up committee, fore
stalled The expected ten-day adjourn
ment for March meeting by a joint
resolution which passed the House
Friday morning, providing for a Sat
urday session next week and re-assem-
bly, on the following Wednesday,
March 9Th.
Board of Control Bill Goes to
Conference Chamber
The Senate saw great light Mon
day evening when on the disagreeing
vote Of the two houses in regard to
the bocrd Of control it was voted, on
motion of Senator Villas, that the SEN
,te ask for committee Of conference
and the president of the Senate APP
pointed thereon Senators Steele, Villas
md Lewis. The bill is Fl 40 and pro-
sided originally for including the COM
missioner Of agriculture on the board. |
The Senate proposed to amend by
striking of tho commissioner Of agri-
culture and the director Of state insti-
utions including in the place thereof
he lieutenant governor and the secre-
airy Of state. Both houses now insist
m their amendments and a conference
will be had accordingly.
The same thing happened in regard
o the amendments on s s, providing
or salaries for town clerks, which was
.mended in the House in 10 different
PARTICULARS to which the Senate agreed
1 the Friday session. On motion of
Villas, the Senatc reconsidered
Is vote, refused to concur and asked
or a committee of conference on
'hich the lieutenant governor named
Payne, Amey and Villas.
Bates Appointment Confirmed
In a short executive session Thurs
ny morning, the Senate confirmed the
e-appointment Of Stoddard Bates as
ighway commissioner for the next
wo years.
''Mule Bill" Passed Il
Once again the mule BILL" H 76
'hich was finally advanced to third
a.ding, as amended, Wednesday
forming after a long discussion, took
p the big end Of the morning in the
louse Thursday, after it had been
lither amended by Mr.. Luce of Pom
ct. The amendment was finally ac-
spted and the bill passed liz to IS. q
he biz fight came on the new amend {
.eat, which qualities the amendment I
Tered Wednesday imposes penalty {
$1,000 for exposing infected car
asses for sale. The new amendment
ids. unless such stock has been in q
,ected by al agent Of the Bureau Of [
nimal Industry Of the United States Z
apartment OF agriculture" This al in