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lean Jewelry-repeal the act Of 1880
relating 10 imprisonment for debt.
2 O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
SEHATE-Mr Van Sicklen introduced a
bill altering term of Supreme Court for
Chi,tcnden Co. referred to the Judiciary
committee.
Mr. Young called up the bill relating to
surveyors. and explained it's provisions
AFTER some discussion by Messrs Palmer
and Pierpoint it was ordered 10 third
reading.
Mr. Briggs called up the bill relating 10
interest and il was passed 20 7.
A bill providing for senator for Lamoille
County, was referred 10 the Judiciary com.
mittee.
HousE-The senate came in, md both
houses proceeded TO make the following
appointment
John Fl Cotton, Superintendent State
Prison. J II Cotton 1879
Bridgman Hapgood IS
Daniel Bowen 90
scattering 8
Bile passed--The bill from the senate
fixing jailors' pay for board at 81 SO per
week from April TO December, and S2 from
Decembe TO Authoritative to bank COM
MISUNDERSTANDING part Of H'ghgate TO
Swanton.
Repeatedly committe on manufactures
TO incorporate the beet root sugar mnnuiac-
turing company. laid on tho table: 10 in
corporate the Tumbling Falls manufac,ur
ing company, laid on the table.
Mr. Foo,e called up the resolution rela.
tive to the surplus, declaring il expedent
, la
position of the surplus. and instructing the
cnmmittee 10 repor; bill to provide for
receiving the surplus merely Mr. Foo,e
supported the resolution on the grounds
that it was not certain what sum, or even
that any amount at all would be received -
That the house were not prepared for any
permanent disposition Of it, and that fur.
,hcr time would enable the legislature TO
gather the views Of the people.
Mr. Fitch moved to lay the resolution
upon The table, for the purpose Of cnnsid-
ering the resolution proposed by Mr. Buck
master. He was prepared to act now. and
carry out the recommendations of the Gov.
ernor's message. A distribution among
the several towns, for the purpose of edu.
cation he considered the most just, cqu-
table, and proper disposition of The surplus
revenue.
Mr. Dewey Of G opposed, and Mr. Buck.
master supported the motion, when it was
| Withdrawn, and a mott ion 10 dismiss made
by Mr. Fitch, supported by Buckmnsier.
Needham OF B, Dee, Smith of st A. Good
ale, Peck, and opposed by Foote, & Dew
ey of &. when the House adjourned.
TUESDAY, Nov. !.
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ed to make the following appointments
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Nathan Nathan S Su,,on' Assis,an, Justices
John Norton Sheriff.
Nathan Fl Bottom High Bailif:
Leonard Sergeant States attorney.
Martin C.. Deming, Judge of Probate.
district Of Manchester.
Aaron Robinson, Judge Of probate, dis.
trict of Bennington.
w C Watson, Fowler w Hoyt. H S
Walker commissioners Manchester Jail.
Junathan Hunt. O c Merrill, E d Hub
bell commissioners Bennne ton jail.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
N M% M'i Morse, A'sis''", Justices.
Alvan Carvan Sheriff.
Paul Dillingham; jr. States attorney.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Thomas Jones, LIST Asst Justice.
Justin Edison High Bailifr.
WIN Hebard, States attorney.
John w Smith Judge of Probate, dist.
Of Randolph.
VIM Spencer Judge Of Probate, distric,
Of Bradford.
John w Smith, John Steele, Joshua
Dickinson Jail commissioners.
Eliphalel Bates. Inspector of hops.
Summer A Weber committee 10 inspect
banks.
Milton Brown, agent to settle concerns
Of State bank.