Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-26

The Governor, through the Secretary o.
civil and military affairs, communicated 10
the House the report Of the bank commiss'
| ioners-of which report together WIN Tue
report ofthe bank inspector, 400 copies were
ordered to be printed.
| A communication from the Governor, III
forming the House that the Hon. WIN y.
Kit,redge declines the Office OF first assistant
iudce for the court Of Rutland, was read,
Mr. Elliot. on motion of Mr. Townsley,
was excused from the committee oil inso'ven-
w. a. on account eco of nj health, Adj.
SENATE, 2 o'clock. P. M. The reso-
luton fixing on Wednesday for the election
of Senator in the Congress OF the U. 81
was sent up from the House, concurred ~
with PROPOSALS OF amendment. by eraslng
Wednesday and inserting Friday, IN wfsct
the Senate refused 10 concur, and resolved 10
ask a conference.
The Senate concurred in the resolution
for the appointment ola Surveyor General.
BiHs-By Mr. Converse, report oil the
Rutland Rail Road Bank, with the opinion
of the committee that the same ought 10 pass,
laid upon the table
Resolution, by Mr. Ranney, fixing on the
23d inst for the adjournment OF the Legisla'
ture-laid on the table. Adj
HOUSE.-The chair appointed the 'oi
lowing committee on The petition oil Elias
Keves viz Messrs Failam, Moulton, Ray
mond, Gay. :,
The report of the committee TO settle with
the superintendent of the state prison, was
read and referred TO the committee of Ways
and Means.
[The following is an abstract OF the report
of the state Of the prison Oct /, 1885
Property valued at So353 %
Book accounts due 4So9 70
Notes due 1887 43
Cash 2o4 w
Of,he above debts s304s SO only is re-
ported colectabe. and portion OF this is
not PAYABLE in cash The present superin-
r. - L. --~;-l SAsa'scG.r.!s6s 1'u~ Sirv stun
of SS303 l2l
Petitions referred-of inhabitants OF
Guilford, 10 com on temperance memorials.
ResoiuiiOns-B Mr. Worden, relative 10
division OF school money by Mr. Lake. as
10 the expediency of extending jurisdiction OF
justices on notes and book accounts by Mr.
Goodale, raising an inquiry as 10 the expe.
diency OF repeating that part Of the militia
act requiring persons CONTINUOUSLY scru-
pulous of bearing arms, TO pay certain a
noun, into the treasury, all which were a.
doped
The judiciary committee reported in IA
vor of repeating the act Of 1920, regulating
the practice of physic and surgery-and the
bill was ordered TO be engrossed and read a
third time.
The committee on Roads and Canals re-
ported in favor Of the bill extending the time
for carrying into operation the charter ofihe
Rutland and Whitehall rail road company
and the bill on motion OF MIR Field, was laid
on the table
Mr. Miner of Manchester called up the
Senate resolution on fixing u day to elect
Y, s JSeRsIqFmAgg4 hd5fnIHHigy Sexi TO 10
make this election. Opposed by Mr. Moves,
supported by MIR Miner, and agreed to, and
the resolution concurred in.
The House proceeded TO the election OF
an auditor in the treasury department,
Messrs Hazen and Wheeler of Montpelier
being tellers, and CHARLES DAVIS, ESQ.
Of Dauvile was elected:
Charles Davis l49
Royal Hatch 7
Scattering IL
Adjourned
Wednesday Oct IL. On
motion OF Mr. Converse, the Senate reconsd-
cred the vote OF yesterday refusing to con-
cur in the resolution as amended in the
House, assigning Friday next for the cleo
ton of U. S. Senator, and resolved TO con-
cur.
BW-From the House. for concurrence
repeating the act regulating the practice oil
physic and surgery in this state, read the
second time referred 10 the committee on ed.
ucaIlon Adjourned.
HOUSE.-The speaker announced the
following appointments MIR Smith of Berk-
shire, on the committee of Insolvency, in
place Of MIR Elliot
Petitions referred OF inhabitants of Rut-
land of ladies of Danville, of S. Merrill and
others and OF VIM. B. Palmer and others, to
committee on temperance memorials; of S. |
II. b. Wales and others. and James Tncomb
and others. TO Gen'l com. of John Hicks and
Others TO com. on military affairs
BHs.-By MIR Hopkins, 10 facilitate the
rendering OF iurnpikes free roads, referred to
com. on roads and canals by Mr. Fullam,re-
latng TO the measure OF potatoes (64 lbs. TO
the busbel, referred to Genl com. by MIR
French of w in addition to acts constituting
probate courts. referred to judiciary com.
Reports Of committees-B the Gen'l
committee. bills to alter the name OF Abel
Clough, and in relation to the acknowledg.
ments OF deeds and land conveyances-
which were severally ordered 10 be engross
ed against the petitions of inhabitants of
Brighton, and the petitioners had leave 10
withdraw. BY the judiciary committee pur-
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