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Loren Dean, Judge of probate for the
district Of Manchester.
iona. Hunt, o. C. Merrill, Stephen
Robinson, Jail commissioners for the Jail q,
Bennington.
John c. Roberts. A. F. Merriman, A B
Straight. com'rs for Jail at Manchester.
Moses Me!len. hop inspector.
LAMoiLLE COUNTY.
Isaac Pennock, LIST asst justice.
cHtTTENpEN CO.
Stephen cpl "f Bying,on, G 1us,'e.s.
Geo. A. Allen, sheriff.
Horace Ferris, high bailif,
David French. states' attorney.
Charles Russell, Judge Of probate for the
district Of Chittenden.
lsrael P Richardson, John X Gray, H
B Stacy. Jail commissioners.
Josepbus S W Gage, hop inspector.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Calvin Fletcher, ! Assistant
WIN. Wait. { Justices.
Harry 3 Mott, sheriff:
BENZ. Gordon, High Bailiff.
Frederick Hazen. States Attorney.
Joel Allen. Judge of probate for the dis
trict Of Grand Isle.
VIM. II, Russell, Elisha Parks, Jesse
Hazen, jail commissioners.
Benajah S. Phelps. hop inspector.
The JOINT assembly adjourned TO Satur-
day. 3 P. NJ. and the Senate retired.
THURSDAY, Oct. IS.
SENATE.
Bill onsidered-relative to geological
survey, rejected, is to II: from the house.
repeating the fox bounty act, referred to
committee on agriculture Incorporating
Champain and Otter creek rail road CO..
returned with an amendment-la on the
table; prescribing punishment of high
crimes, &c. reported against and rejected 4;
incorporating VT. Historical and Antigua
rian society, reported and laid on the table;
relating TO the judiciary, reported, amended
and laid on the table ; to credit Waterville
g 75-laid on the table; relating TO cor.
porations, reported. amended and ordered
10 third reading, 10 to 6: regulating the
chartering of banks, reported against and
laid on the table.
Mr. Swift introduced a resolution, au.
thorlzing Bishop Hopkins to procure infor-
nation on literary and scientific subjects,
and report to a future egislature-lald on
the table.
Mr. Mcmillan, from the committee or
military affairs, made report Of expenses
incurred the past year, &c. connected with
he militia
Paid board to organize the militia 854 AZ
for books, stationary g. printing 842 ID
for Gig ht regimental drills 1884
tor court marlials 69l
Total S4,72s 10
Probable expense of the next year
will be-for regimental drills 1900
for stands of colo,s, if furnished
provided by lao 1900
| Total $1,000
Estimated receipts for fines ~Se, 600
Adjourned.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Kellogg.
The House resumed the unfinished bust
ness OF yesterday, VIZ /: the resolution rel
alive TO MIR Rice of Dummerston: M
Goodale continued his remarks for the dis
mssal, when the resolution was withdraw
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Bills introduced-By Mr. Wentworth
relating TO banks, referred to committee OF
banks; from the Senate, bills incorporating
W'ndham and Bennington CO. FIRE ins
companies; by Mr. Blackmer. in addition
TO judiciary acts, referred TO judiciary com
also, to survey line between Searsburgi
ond wilmington, referred TO gen'l com
by Mr. Butler. in addition to act 10 encour
age the growth Of silk, referred to com or
manufactures; by Mr. Colby. TO repeal thu
Cd section Of the act of 1889 10 addition tt
the act relative to the support Of the poor
&C. referred to gen'l committee.
Resoiutions-By Mr. Blackmsr. as to The
expedency of further measures to preserv.
testimony of deceased witnesses; BY Nj
Fu'am, as TO the expediency Of extending
time for granting new trials-adop,edi BY
MI Dewey, instructing com on military
affairs TO report bill making all white
persons, between the ages of 81 and As
liable to military duty, except officers o
the U. 8. army, and officers of the VI
militia who have held commissions for The
term Of three years-Seierred to gent com
The Senate came 10, and the Join
ASSEMBLY proceeded to elect a brigsCie
lgeneral. I'd brig. and ID division; NJ
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