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l.. II, Brown High BailfT:
Salmon Wires. States Attorney.
Samuel A. Willard, Judge of Probate.
Atrial Huntoon, John Walker, Aanson
G. Burke, jail commissioners.
Robert Campbell. Inspector Of Hops.
WINpuAM Co.
. Wsn'y r. W sSsf,s,' Asst Justices.
Gates Perry Sheriff.
Asa Dut,on, High Bailif.
Samuel Elliott. States Attorney.
Henry Smith, Judge OF Probate for the
district of Marlboro
Ellery Albee, Judge Of Probate for the
district of Westminster.
Marsha i Miller, Walter Eager, Aaron
C.. Robinson, Jail commissioners "
Abel Hubbard Inspector of Hops.
ORLEANS Co.
f Ense'f pa Ha'ay' : Asst Justices,
Sabn X ellum. Sheriff.
VIM. r. Andres, High Bailiff.
Jesse Cooper, States Attorney.
Geo. Nye. Judge of Probate.
Joseph Chapman, Geo. Worth,ngton.
it,. Bella T. Jones, jail commissioners.
Philip Flanders, Chester Carpenter,
James Salisbury, Samuel H. Hoyey,
Alexander Riddle. Hop Inspectors.
On motion Of Mr.. Waterman, the joint
assembly adjourned to 10. o'clock, Thurs.
day morning next. Adj.
MONDAY, 2 o'clock, P. M.
SENATE.-The committee appointed at
former Legislature, to revise the statute
laws Of this state, made report Of their do
ings, which report was laid upon the table.
Resolutions--By Mr.. Pierpoint, provid.
ing for n joint committee Of three from
each House,to report rules for the govern.
ment of the Legislature in acting upon the
| report Of the committee upon the revised
laws; read and passed. BY Mr. Cobb raising
an inquiry into the expediency Of abolish
ing capital punishment in this state, and
substituting imprisonment in the States
Prison laid upon the table. The Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE
1ocock, p. M.
Petitions A Jorge number were pre-.
scented and referred, which will be noticed
as they again come up for tho action Of
the House.
The Speaker announced tho following
committees ; on temperance memorials,
| Messrs. Brown, Warner of Newbaven,
Hastings, Cheney Closson, Kellogg, Dill
bingham. Tenney, Ma,tocks, Barnes of
Charlotte, Starke, Freeman Hazen, Red.
field
On petition of I. w. Hubbard. relative
to state prison; Messrs Hodges Fairbanks
| Butler.
! Bills introduced. BY Mr. Brown repeal
ing the act recharting the Bank OF Mont
pelier. which was referred to tho commit.
tee on Banks. BY Mr.. Pierce, for the re
lief Of Ira McLoud, referred 10 committee
of Claims. By Mr.. Chandler, repeating
act for rendering turnpike roads free roads,
referred to committee on Roads and Canals.
Mr. Brown introduced resolution, in
s,ructing the committee on Banks TO en-.
! quire into the expedency Of charteriDg
banks, without requiring the private pro.
perty OF the stock holders TO DO holden for
the redemption Of bills; adopted unani.
| mously.
Mr. Partridge called up his resolutions,
relative TO banks when Mr. Chandler moved
| to refer them to the com. on Banks. The
motion was sustained by Messrs Chandler.
Ful'am and Fairbanks, opposed by Messrs
Partridge and Needham, and carried, ayes
| ia, noes 1917
| Mr. Wentworth from the select commit.
tee on designation Of committee rooms,
made report, which was accepted and con-
Cured in.
| The chair presented communication
from the committee appointed to revise
the laws OF the state, which was read
A resolution from the senate, for Joint
committee on the subject of tho report of
tho revised laws was concurred in.
| The chair announced the following ap'
poin,ments, nominated by tho Sergeant OF
arms;--Alvnn Carter Door kcepcy. Lu.
man Rublee, Isaac w. Riker. Wm. II.
Burnham, officers of tho House. Otis
Stundsh Messenger.
Mr. Hodges called up the resolutions OF
Mr. Partridge, relative TO the militia, and
moved their reference to the committee on
military affairs motion supported by Mr.,
Fairbanks, opposed by Messrs Partridge
and Dillingham;, and negatived, ia to 1903
The resolutions were then laid upon the
table, on motion of Mr. Partridge, and ESQ
copies wore ordered to be printed. adj.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Oct. Is, 1880.
Prayer by the chaplain
MIR Chandler introduced q petition Of the
| inhabitnnls Of Athens and Westminster
Cor establishing boundary line between
those towns referred to the committee on
the judiciary.
Mr. Eaton called up tho bill establishing
an academy at Enosburgh; referred to
com. on Education.
Amessage was received from the House,
concurrlng with the Senate in making
provision for considering the report of the
committee to revise the statutes: commit
tee on the part of tho Senate, Messrs.
Pierpoint, Harvey and Adams. Adj.
HOUSE.
BiUs-By Mr. Beach, TO alter the name