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IEeIsLATURE OF VERMONT.
SATURDAY. Oct. Is.

House, which passed anu the IoloW'ng
appointments were made by ballot.
,Jud,ciary--Hon. Messrs Briggs, Hebard
and Hubbell.
Claims Hon. Messrs Plerpon', Con
verse and Howe.
Education-Hon. Messrs Sheldon, Wal,
son aud Bell.
Horticulture -. Hon. Messrs Palmer,
Keyes and Grundy.
.jIanufactures- Hon. Messrs Henry,
Waterman and Miller.
Elections Hon Messrs White, Gates
and Barnes. 49,.
Rules-Hon. Messrs Briggs, White and
Merrill.
.UiHtary .9fairs-Hon. Messrs Phelps,
Merrill aud Tennev.
Ronds and Canals Hon. Messts Young
Rancrv aud KInSman.
Bnnks--lIon. Messrs Porter, White and
Howe.
Land Tares--Hon. Messrs Smile, Beck
with and Gates.
EYnnnce-llon. Messrs Hammond, Steele
nnd Van Slcklcn.
Joint Ruies-Mcssrs Pierpoint and Por-
ter.
SATURDAY. Oct, Is.
House The chair announced the ap
poin,ment OF tho fnlnw,ng committees:
On The committee To form ,int Rules
Messrs Tracy aud F"ore.
To report Rules of the House Messrs
Smith OF S, A. Tracy and Fno'e.
Unfinished Business -Messrs Hale, Chip.
man. Adams OF Grand Isle.
The Senate came in, and both Houses in
Joint committee proceeded to elect Judges
Of the Supreme Court
The Senate Withdrew, and the House
proceeded with business.
The memorial oflnhab,ian,s Of Thcdford,
ncains, licensing The sal" of ardent spirits
was presented Mr.. Fitch moved It's refer
pnce to select committee OF one from
each county Lamoic included J agreed to.
House, o'clock. +. NJ.
A number Of memorials, praying for the
prohibition of licenses for the sale Of ardent
spirits. were presented and referred I" the
select committee raised upon the subjcc'
:his morning.
NJ: Buckmasier introduced resolution
referring So much of the Governors Mes
rane as relates to the surplus revenue com
ing from the General Government, TO &
select commit &c of FIVE, with instruction,
to report bill in accordance with the re
commentator of the Message.
Mr. Smith of St. A. observed tina, time
for reflection should be given 10 q subject
Of such importance, and moved TO lay the
resolution on ID. table: agreed TO
Mr. Fao,c in.rcducch I bill 10 repeal q
certain act relating to h,wkers aud pedar:
--referred to General COMMITTEES.
The bill relative to the establishment o
monas,eries was referred to the judiciary
committee on motion Of Shearer.
The Auditor in the Treasury made re
ports on the treasury and school fund
which were read.
MONDAY, Oct. ~. 1886.
SENATE Resoiutions.-By Mr. Brigg
raising n committee to examine into TIT
bills of expenditures incurred erecting tn
new State House. Laid on the table.
Mr. Converse, introduced bill, maxim,
habi'ual drunkenness, among the offences
good cause with the Judges OF the Snprcm
Court for granting bills of dlv"rcc. Refer
red 10 the committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Porter introduced a bill. IN addilo
10 an act incnrnora,rng The inhabitants q
Springfield. Referred to the Jndlciar
committee. The bill. introduced by NJ
Porter. Incorporating the Black River Car
company, authorizing JOINT stuck o'S $50
900 for the purposes Of the company |
the manufacture Of machine and han
cards, was read and referred to he CON
miiiee on manufactures.
HOUSE. Prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Kellogg
The engrossed bill. directing the mod
of elec,ing U. S. Senators, was read III
third time and passed.
Bills introduced and referred. By NJ
Smith of ST.. A., for The relief of the tow
of Swanton, to the committee of Wa,
aud Means; by Mr. Villas, in addition to It
acts relative to justices Of the peace,
Judiciary committee; by Mr. Dee, TO anne
Hurlburl's island to Georgia to select con
mttee of three; by Mr.. Smith Of ST. A,
addition TO acts relating to bills of dlvorc
10 the Judiciary commit tec;by Mr. Sa" ye
for a field piece to the Green Mounla
Artillery company Of Stowe, to the cor
mi,tee on Military affairs, by Mr.. WhItn'
relative to the village of Brat,leboro',
the General committee; by Mr. Conan
relative to licenses for circnses, &C.,
The General committee; by Mr. Eaton.
nav Daniel Stone, and A. II. Barber,
certain sum, to committee on Military o
fairs.
On motion Of Mr. Curtis, resolved tina,
select committee of one from each conn
he appointed TO consider the expectancy
equaIzing the system OF making up
rtond list; and on his nation, the bill
The same subject referred on Saturday
the General committee, was reconsider
and referred TO the select committee.
On motion of Mr.. Foole, the seve
subjects of the Governors Message we
referred to the appropriate committees +
portion relative to The surplus was RET
red to selec, committee of one from ga
county.
On motion of Mr. Goodsle. that part
the Governors message relating TO impr
mont for debt, was referred 10 commit
ofinsolvency.
Mr. Foole introduced a resolution.
structing the committee on Education