Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
VOL. XIII. NO. 5.

Roads and Canals-Messrs. Bascom,
Porter of Hartford, Colby, Sprague, Cut
Ter.
On Banks-Messrs. Swift, Kinsman,
Smith of Putney. Simonds, Buckmaster.
Observation-Disclosures. Tenney, Corse,
Loveland, Sanborn, Morgan.
Manulactures-Messrs. HigIey, Baker,
Coleman, Townsend, Billings.
Com. of observation-disclosures. Hubbard
OF Franklin, Foster of Swanton, Beaman,
Landan, Cole. - ~.
Land Tax Messrs. Hib-
bard, Buaum, Adams Of Cavendish, Haw-
ley, Moriil.
TO make up Grand List-Messrs.
Morse, Graves, Wells, Henry, Young,
Ramsey, Slack. Buck, Benton, Smith of
Bridport, Carpenter of Orange, Walker
of Jericho, Spear, Bennett, Pierce, Hall of
Ryegate, Hastings of St. Johnsbury,
Wheeler Of Montgomery, Newton of St.
Adams, Bailey, Noyes, Baxtor of Barton,
White, Hubbard of Guildhall, Ames Of
South Hero, Wadsworth.
General COmmittee-Fisk of Water
vile, Boynton, Weeks of Bennington,
Eeger, Prentiss, Hyde, Parker, Gilmore,
Putnam of Middlesex, Denison, Kinsley,
Allen of Irasburg, DeForest. Lodd.
On Edncation-MesSrs. Beard, Onion,
Sabi0, Bridgman, Paul of Middletown.
Distributing Committee--Messrs Park,
Harris, Bryant, Dodge, Walker of Whit
| ing, Howe, Smith of Bolton, Boyce, Bige-
low, Hamilton, Luce. Paige, Schof, Ladd.
Mr. KiEsman asked to be excused from
/ the committee on banks-granted.~
| On motion of Mr.. Chandler of W., re-
solved ihat the House now proceed to
elect committee on It's part to count the
votes for members of Congress. and the
committee was appointed as follows:
J First Dlstrict-MessrS. Morse, Hough-
ton, Billings.
Second District-Messrs. Hodges, Buck
master, Barnes of Addison.
/ Third District-Messrs. Hebard, San
born, Lille.
Fourth Distirct-Messrs. Baxter ofBur-
lington, Landon, Smile.
Fifth District-MessrS. Chandler of
p, Baylies, Hubbard. Adj.
Saturday. Oct, 10, 1910. P. M.
Bills referred. By Mr., Sprague, Civ
ing further time to complete road, re-
ferred to committee; by Mr.. Adams of
South Hero. altering judicial circuits, to
judiciary committee; by Mr. Bayties, to
pay Harry Richardson, to committee Of
claims.
| Resolutions. By Mr.. Sprague' refer
ring so much of the Governors message
as relates to jurisdiction of justices, to the
general committee adopted By Mr.. Holt,
instructing military committee to inquire
into the expediency of lessening the num-
Der. of the militia, and paying them for
services in military drills; rdopted. BY
Mr.: Hazen, as to altering term of ST.
preme Court in Chittenden County; adopt
! ed.
Petitions refered Of n. Sergeant
to land lax committee; of Daniel S.earns
and others, to committee on banks of w.
Adams and others, relative to mobs, &c.
to general committee; ofthe same, against
reception of temperance petitions, to COM
mittee on licences; of the same, for new
listing law, to general committee.
Mr.. Noyes of Hydepark asked leave
of absence after Monday morning next
granted.
The Speaker appointed Mr.. Morgan
on the committee on banks, in place of Mr..
Knsman, discharged, Adj.
Monday, Oct IL, 4. H.
SENATE-Prayer by the Chaplain.
On melton of Mr. Miner, the committee
, to canvass congressional votes had leave
tc sit during the session Of the Senate.
Resolutions. By Mr.. Palmer, instruct
ingthe judiciary committee to inquire in
to the expediency of law making town
grand jurors informing officers Of the
counties where they reside; by Mr.. Da-
ma, instructing that committee to inquire
into the expediency of certain additional
provisions in the law, relating 20 the trus-
tee process; by Mr.. Wooster, instructing
the same committee to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of law taking away the pref
erence of first attaching creditors Of the
stock of manufacturing con'Panies-by
Mr.. Butler, instructing the same to inquire
into the expedency of a law altering the
time of holding town meetings from
March to November; by Mr.. Morse in
structing the committee on education to
inquire into the expediency of law to d.
vide the interest ACQUIRING on the school
fund, among the academies of this State,
> and another by Mr.. Bates, to inquire into
the expediency of dividing such interest
among common school !; by Mr.. Eaton of
Franklin, referring so much of the Gov
Iernors message as relates to geological
!. survery, to the committee on agriculture;
by Mr.. Bottum, referring so much of-the
e msssage as relates to the New Jersey
a Election to a select committee OF three,
who were appointed by the chair, and
p made to consist of Messrs. Bottum, Miner
and Eaton of Washington Co.-all Of