The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-03-17
THURSDAY

g BY the overwhelming vote Of 40 10
G 81, the House this afternoon refused a
third reading TO S-44, the State
e Teachers College bill, after three
+ hours Of hot debate, and uttered a
thunderous mo" when Mr.. Ripley Of
Poultney moved for reconsideration of
e the measure. This means that the
= State Teachers College proposition is
? dead so far as this Legislature is con-
? cerned.
! While the House was debating the
! Teachers College measure this after
noon, the Senate WIS settling the bo-
vine tuberculosis eradication bill IN
, 74), which was finally passed, % to
one, only Senator Villas voting against
Il. Senator COburn's amendment 10
cut the appropriation to $4,000 an
nually was rejected by yea and nay
vote Of 21 to nine, so that the bill as
passed carries 100000 appropria-
tion for the next two years. II now
goes TO the governor for his sigma
ture
When the Senate met this afternoon
It's work was cleaned up with the ex-
ception Of H-74, Senator Bryant's mo-
tion that a recess be taken until 3:i5
was lost After Senator Slayton had
defended the 100000 appropriation,
Senator Coburn made an attempt 10
have the bill ordered to lie in order
that the senator's might hear the dis
cussion in the House. This was also +,
frowned upon by the senator's
Senator Russell had opposed the
Coburn amendment while Senator Os-
good favored IT, Senator'S Cady and
Newton came to the support Of the
bill. Senator Villas questioned the ad-
visibility Of appropriating so much
money for this purpose and thought
the pasteurization Of milk would take
care Of a great deal Of the trouble.
Senators Kingsley and Nichols spoke
for the bin and Senator Estee fav-
ored the 100000 appropriation. Sen
ator Cobun opposed the bill, while
Senator Bryant favored cutting the
appropriation. After the bin had been
passed, the Senate adjourned and
most Of the members went into the
House.
Bin Fayorably Reported
Wnea cie State Teachers College
bin $40 came up for second read
ing in the House this morning, with
favorable majority report signed by
IS members Of the committees on edu
cation and educational institutions,
and an unfavorabie minority report
signed by 12 members, Mr.. Churchill
of Elmore, who had signed the ma
iority report said that he had misun-
derstood the reports and intended TO
sign the unfavorable report. His
name was transferred so that the vote
on the report stood II for the bin and
13 against as follows:
Favorable: T.. j. Taylor, II. II. Car
penter, M. H. Smith, II. II, Cushman,
F. l. Parmelee, r. r. Patterson, II. =.
Simpson, John p. Webster, John s.
Sleeper, II. f. Huntley, c. ID. Bentley,
John G. Beattie, J. II. Blood, A. l..
Johnson Roy F. Beattie, Fred v. John
son and c. F. Smith.
Unfavorable: H. f. Beard, G. l..
f N. Connal Arthur Piper, w.
C. Perry, II. T. Lyman, George l.
Knapp, ]. G. Casey, w. II. Dyer, E. L.
Stowell, George f. Curtis, Thomas B
Ryan and F. f. Churchill.
The Bennington county vote on the
school matter was as follows: Yes,
Bennett Of Manchester, Chase Of Ben
nington, Smith Of Landgrove; No,
Bowen Of Sunderland, Briggs Of Sears
burg, Clark Of Readsboro, Harwood OF
Rupert, Hawkins Of SALISBURY,
Knapp Of Woodford, olin Of Glasten-
bury. Potter Of Pownal, Vaughn Of
Arlington, Wade Of Dorset, Williams
n Peru, Williams Of Winhnll and VIII
marth Of Stamford Bentley Of Sand
gate was not present when the vote
was taken, but signed the majority re-
port as a member Of the committee
II education
The compromise highway bin III
ysG) reported by the committee on
Judiciary, appeared this morning. IL
provides for highway board Of three
nemhers ~ include the governor, and
wo Vormouta appointed By the gov
quor. Who hall select the highway
.ommis i0ner. who must be q Yer
noufar and may be- 9 member # the
aera T board w haye super
oa ~ aI rsals and l take over
PIE powers now he.d b fht hghwy
rnr IL reported ttat
Ioth Governor Hartro and ComHis-
ioner Bates aro satisfied with this
.iil and the arrangements made in
connection with T.
some New Bills