Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25

From walton's Daily Journal.
TUESDAY, Oct. IS, 1889.
SENATE.

lUESDAY, OCt. 10, 1907
SENATE.
Mr. Chandler introduced petition Of the
inhabitants Of Athens and Westminster, for
establishing boundary line between those
towns referred to the committee on theJudi-
ciary.
House.--On Bank revised )-Messrs.
Ninsman. Butler, Sprague, Smith Pntney,
Ellsworth.
On Claims Messrs Baxter, Huntington,
fIazen. Kellogg, Eager
The House proceeded TO the election oil
auditor in the treasury department, when on
nomination OF Mr. Miner. CHARLES DA-
Wis, Esq Of Danyile was unanimously cleo
Ited
Resolutions.--B BY Mr. BROOKS, instructing
General Commute TO inquire into the expe-
diency, OF paying Jurors, before justice
courts, cents per mile travelling fees each
way; adopted.
The Senate came in. and the joint assem-
bly, made the following appointments.
CHS. X WILLIAMS. Chi Jus Sup Court
STEPHEN ROYCE. first Assist Judge.
JACOB COLLAMAR. ed ("
ISAAC F. REDFlELD. Sd
MILO L. BENNETT, 4ih "
All unanimously, save the 4th Assistant
Justice, for which Office, MIR Bennett, lnom-
mated by Mr. Tluniington) received 1872
votes and Charles Linsley. nominated by
Mr.. Brown.) received 10 votes, scattering 4.
MIR Brown moved TO postpone the election
OF superintendent, OF the State Prison; op.
posed by Senator Pierpoin, and rejected 10
10 92 when.
Hos. MILTON BROWN. was elected.
Milton Brown 1870. Jeptha Bradley 1907
Commissioners Of Deaf, Dumb and Blind,
Charles Hopkins. Of Windsor.
Hopkins 1871. O. c. Merrill ll6)
A. G. Whiuemore. OF Milton.
| (Whiliemore 1919. WHY'S Lyman 96.)
Leonard Sergeant. Of Manchester.
(Sargeani i26. l.. r. Wins 100
The Senate withdrew and the House ad-
journed.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct 10. 1889.
Senate -ResOiEiioss Relating TO Wind
sor and Essex Banks. called up by Mr. Cobb.
resolution and amendment proposed by COM
mitee on Banks read The proposed
amcndmen, provides for the appointment oil
committee 10 visit those Banks. and ascer-
tain all the facts in the case. and report TO
the Legislature at lis present session. y
Cobb opposed the amendment. aud preferred
the resolution as il came from the House,
with a slight amendment A debate of some
interest ensued. by Messrs Edison and Cobb,
against the proposition 10 send committee
OF Investigation. and Messrs kiuFidge and
Pierpoini in favor. when Mr. Tracy moved
so TO amend the amendment. that the com.
miitee have discretionary power TO visit
Windsor and Essex. or not, as may be judg.
ed necessary Mr. Traey's amendment was
adopted Mr. Edgeron moved so TO amend.
that the committee be appointed by the Pres.
ident Of the Senate and Speaker OF the
House, instead OF by joint ballo, oil both hcu-
SEES. After remarks by Messrs Pierpoin,
and kitiridge. Mr. Edgcrou withdrew his
motion. and the amendment proposed by the
commii:e TO the original resolution was
adopted. providing for committee Of invcsti-
CATION, to be appointed by the Senate and the
House. Senate Adjourned.
House. Balls iHfFOdHeed-By Mr. Me-
Laughlin. appointing a committee to inquire
into the rxpedency OF fixing upon some one
place to bold the courts in Bennington CO..
laid on the table
THURSDAY. Oct IL. 1889.
Sena,e--This morning being the time for
join, assembly. liule business, other than the
presentation Of petitions, and the receip, and
disposal OF n communication from the Gov.
ernor. transmitting reports Of the Quarter
Master General OF the commissioners Of
Deaf Dumb and Blind ofthc Auditor in the
Treasury Department; and on the school
and safety fund. was transmitted to the Sem
ate adjourned
House.--Bills.--By MIR Miner. TO divide
she county OF Bennington and form a new
county by the name OF Manc hester laid up
on the table.
The Senate came in. and the joint assem-
bly, made the following appointments
BENNINGTON Co.
Alexander Bliss, Assistant Justices
Richmond Fisk. Sheriff
Samuel Ames. High Bailiff
Harmon Garfield. States Attorney.
AT,emas Matteson. Judge Of Probate for
the district of Bennington.
Loren Dean. Judge Of Probate, for the dis
,rict OF Manchester
John c. Roberts. Alvan F. Merriman
Abram b. Straight. Commissioners for Jail
at Manchester.
o. c. Merrill. Stephen Robinson, Joel C.
Rouse, Commissioners for the Jail at Ben.
nington.
Moses Mellen, Inspector Of Hops.
WINDSOR Co.
Joel Lull, jr. Sheriff
Barnabas Dean. High Bailiff
Edwin Hutchinson States Attorney.