The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-25

AYES III, Noes 90. So the resolution was
dsmissed.
2 O'Clock, P. NJ.
SENATE.
Mr.. Eaton appeared in the Senate, wa,
sworn and took his seat
Rrsoiuhons--From the House, assigning
: day for the election of Judges of the SUI
mene court, and a day for the election of
cre'ar- Of State and Auditor of Accounts,
10 which the Senate resolved to concur.
Rr,olahons--Bv Mr.. PcttIbone. declar-
ing that Jonathan ilougton is entitled TO a
seat in ihls House referred 10 the commit
lee Oh Elections. BY Mr.. Warner referring
s. much of the Governors message as re-
lies TO a geological survey 10 a select COM
mluee of five members adopted. By Mr..
Woodbridge, in favor of reducing pay and
mileage of members Of Congress laid on
;ac iaalc.
Bills Iafrodaced. By SIR. iIebard TO
as'rici tho State, referred 10 select Com
'lce 81 one from each county. This bill
Is the Safe as follows: LIST district
m!h1m Bennington and Rutland Coun-
IFS; ~ Observation-Disclosures and Orange ; Sd
as;7ict-Addison, Chittenden, Franklin and
Grand Isle 4th Washington. Caledonia,
Essex, Orleans and Lamoi!le. Adj.
MONDAY, Oct. II, 1912.
SENATE.
Revolutions BY Nr. Sprague, recon-.
mcnding the reduction of salaries of Judges
Of he Supreme Court. and other officers of
this state. Mr.. Sprague accompanied the
presentation OF his resolution with a short
speech in its favor. After remarks by
sessrs. Camp, Cults, Hubbel and Starr.the
resolution on motion Of Mr.. Cuts, was laid
On the table.
HOUSE.
Reso1uGons-By Mr.. harrington, refer.
ing so much of tie annual message as re-
late5 TO tho attempt in Rhode Island. 10
iorm a constitution in lieu of The charter OF
Charles II, to a select committee of five
By Mr.. Smith Of Hinesburgh, referring so
much of the Governors message as relates
10 Protection to a select committee of five;
adopted. By Mr.. Carpenter, for election
Of |. 5. Senator at 10 o'clock Wednesday
next adopted. BY Mr.. Baker, for a Sc.
ect committee Of three TO inquire whether
here were any officers of the General Gov
eminent holding Offices under the govern
nent of this state ; adopted. By Mr.. Davis
Of Norwich, referring so much Of the Gov,
tTnors message as relates TO dividing the
state into congressional districts, 10 the
Gencral committee Mr.. Garfield moved
to alter so as TO refer the subject to the Sc.
let committee already raised. MIR. Davis
IN. said the subject was important, and
he wished the opinion of both committees.
The amendment was adopted and the res.
'utlon passed.
The Speaker appointed the Committee
ct Elections, viz Messrs. Shafter, Harring.
lon; Russell, Kellogg, Baker, Foster of Tun-
ridge, Eager. Adj.
TUESDAY, Oct. Is, 1912.
SENATE.
ReSolution-By Mr.. Smallev, referring
50 much of the Governors Message as re.
lstes to Rhode Island, 10 a select committee
Tthree passed.
[The Bill introduced by Mr.. Hatch, on
tie 18th relating TO the Grand List, prOpo.
Es:-
SEC. l. To set real estate in the grant
list at 8 ills on the dollar, instead of one
Ter cent.
3 To exempt from taxation the polls o
/ DErsnn Erll- l.. -. l-s-
d. 10 tax private and professional libra.
"es which amount TO more than $50 III
Value.
!. 10 equalize personal as we'll as real
estate in the counties.
D. TO explain 9Th section of listing law,
%ane pleasures carriages, gold. silver, OIL
,ae' watches shall not be exempt from tax
HOUSE.