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FRIDAY. Oct. II, 1889.
SENATE.

adjourned.
FRIDAY. Oct. II, 1889.
SENATE.
Met pursuant to adjournment, prayer by
The chaplain.
The President announced the appoint
ment of committee on bills Messrs
Jones and IIemenway. $50
Mr. Pierpoint, of the committee on rules,
reported the rules of the session. with
proposed amendments. after which amend
men,s we're made, and the rules adopted.
Mr. Tracy called up the resolution rolu-
ting to the Windsor and Essex Banks,
which was read, and after remarks by
Messrs Pierpont and Tracy, was referred
TO he committee on Banks.
Mr. K,rldge called up the petition Of
eor,ala iphnbua3ls of Derby. relating to
Ire sale of arden, spirits, read,and referred
TO select committee of five, TO be appoint
ed By the chair,
On motion of Mr. Kttridge, the Senate
Adjourned.
FRIDAY Oct. II.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. +. Smih.
Resolutions - BY Mr. Brown, Of St.
Adams, sundry resolutions requiring the
Treasurer to report the amount paid for
the State House. and from what fund I;
the amount, if any. now due; the amount
of debt due from the state, and at what
time incurred the amount and situation OF
the school fund-adopted unanimously.
BY Mr. Partridge, approving what Is called
the sub.treasury scheme, embracing the
specie clause. and instructiug our delega'
| ton in Congress TO sustain the measure -
| laid upon the table. Mr. Partridge called
up his resolution on banks, introduced yes
terday, and moved that it be made the or
der of the day for Monday morning next ,
| agreed to. By Mr.. Kellogg, for joint
| assembly at 10 o'clock, Tomorrow morn
ing, to elect Secretary Of State laid on
the table.
Petitions OF Jabez Bennett and VIM
Hall and others. for communication o.
punishment Of Henry Dana, referred .tc
a select committee of three. or Geo. w
Bullock and others, to com, on Roads ant
Canals. OF Cambridge Artillery Com
pany, referred to committee on Military
Affairs of Dolly Hatch and Others, OF
slavery, to select committee of five.
On motion of Mr. Miner, the House pro
ceeded to the election Of Assistant Clerk
Mr., Martin nominated John l.. Buck, o
Mortified, and Mr.. Partridge nominated
! G.. G. Eastman, of Johnson. The ballot
Messrs Sanborn and Chandler being tel
lers, taken as follows:
| Mr.. Buck. III
| Z" 8SMman, III
When JOHN l.. BUCK Esq. was declared
elected and sworn.
| On motion Of Mr.. Hayward, the Hous
proceeded to the election of Engrossln!
Clerk. Mr.. Hodges nominated Gel Bill
lings. Esq. of Woodstock, and Mr.. Part
ridge nominated l.. Poland, Esq. of Nor
ristown. The ballot resulted thus, tn
telers being as in the previous ballot.
Fl Mr.. Billings, ll6
Poland, III
Del l., Billings,
When Gel BILLINGs, Esq.,was declare
elected and sworn.
Mr.. Hayward called up the resolntlo
from the Senate fixing the time for count
conventions and appointments: Mr., Hodg
es moved to amend so as TO fix upon Satu'
day afternoon at 3 o'clock for county cor
ventons and Monday morning next, at !
O'Clock to elect county officers ament
J ment adopted, and the resolution passed.
A communication was received fro;
the Governor, announcing the appoinimeI
! of Geo. B. Manser, Esq. Secretary of Civ
} il and Military Affairs, and informing tn
House that the annual Executive Messag
J would be transmitted at 10 o'clock. t.
, morrow morning Adjourned,
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Q o'clock P. M.
A communication was received from II
Governor, announcing his acceptance
the office Of Governor, the appointment
, Geo. B. MANsER, Secretary OF civil al
military affairs, and informing the Sena
that he would communicate his annu
D Message at 10 o'clock to morrow mornln
}. Resolution returned from the hous
u proposing so to amend that the days f
9 county nominations and appointments. RET
u Saturday and Monday, instead OF Frid'
. and Saturday, in which the Senate concu
red.
On motion of Mr.. Noble. the Sena
! proceeded to the appointment of slandlI
Committees, MS follows:
81 On the JudiCiary-Messrs. Tracy, Ro
= inson and Converse.
8 On Ciaims-M essrs. Cobb, Chandl
and Foster.
On Education-Mes Swift, Eds
and Eaton.
On observation-disclosures, Noble, lilo
and Jenness.
On Manufdetures-M essrs. Bowen, Ha
vey and Waterman.
On Elections Messrs. Kit,ridge, Jon
and Curtis.
On Military Affairs --Messrs, Lawrenc
Townsley and Burgess.
OnRoads and Canals-Messrs. Goo
win, SsMonds and Jenness.
81 On Bands Messrs. Mcmillan, Kttrd
0 and Curtis
gl On Land Tdres-Messrs. Marsh, Her
is enway and Holmes.
IN mnt ion of AR Tauvouce tho Som