Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

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til tomorrow was negatived. Senator Allen
then nominated Chalon Il. Davey of Burling-
ton After the Sth ballot, Mr.. Washburn NOV
cd that when the Joint assembly adjourns, it
shall be until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow agreed to
Mr. Washburn then moved to suspend further
ballotings for Secretary of State until 10 A. NJ.
tomorrow agreed to.
The joint assembly then proceeded to elect
Auditor of Accounts; Mr.. Hotclkiss of Wa
terville nominated and Senator Denison second
ed, William NJ. Pingry Of Bethel, and Mr..
Bean nominated Charles Reed of Montpelier.
Whole Number of votes, 22l
Necessary to a choice, III
VIM. NJ. Pingry, l66
Chas Reed, M ~
Scattering. eH IL
So Hon. YIN. NJ, pingry, Of Bethel, was
elected
On motion of MIR. Washburn, the Joint as
sembly pro ceeded to elect Superintendent of the
State Prison. Mr.. Washbum nominated Hiram
Harlow of Windsor, and Mr.. Drury nominated
Ephraim Rice of Somerset.
Whole number of votes, 2l3
Necessary to choice l08
Hiram Harlow, l15
Ephrain Rice, So
Scattering, 5
So HIRAM HARLOW Of Windsor was elected.
JAMES NJ. HorcnKIss of Wateryille, THOMAS
f. BoGUE of Pittslord and JolN DEWEY, of
Maidstone, were elected Directors of tie State
Prison, by Uiud poce vote.
For Commissioner of the Insane, Senator At
kinson nominated DR.. p D. Bradford of Rand
olph. and Mr. Harvey nominated Dr. Amasa NJ.
Brown, of Sheldon.
Whole number of votes, o0l
Necessary for choice, 1902
p d. Bradford las
Amasa NJ. Brown, 40
Scattering, 13
80 DR.. j. d. BRADroRD, Of Randolph. was
elected
The Joint Assembly adjourned to 10 A. NJ,
tomorrow, and the House adjourn d.
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.-The Chair announced rs committee
on the part of the Senate, on Joint Rules, Messrs
Denison and Powers.
Mr.. Farnsworth presented petitions OF James
Bellows and others for a bank at Fairfax,
M. Hoyt was excused from serving on the
. temperance committee. Mr.. Warner was ap-
pointed to ill the vacancy.
Committee on that subject reported the Joint
Rules of last session, which were adopted as the
rules of the present session.
mittee on printing laid on the table.
Bills miroduccd and refe,red-Bv Mr.. Will
liams, entitled I" An Act providing for the ref
erence of actions in the County Courts" read
list and End times and referred TO committee on
Judiciary. BY Mr.. Phelps, annexing part of
Somerset to Dover; read LIST and 2nd times and
referred to Senators from Windham County
BY Mr.. Hoys, a bill entitled SAN Act relating
to the Police of Towns read the LIST and 2nd
times and referred to committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Benedict, bill entitled " An Act to
establish Board Of Education - read the LIST
and End times and referred to the committee on
Education
The Resolution providing for committee on
Printing was called up by Mr.. Milineton.
amended and passed. COMMITTEE of three
Senrtors to print public bills, at their discre-
tony
Engrossed bill, relating to witnesses, was read
the third time and passed. Adjourned.
HousE.--Reports.-By General committee,
bill to incorporate Pleasant Ridge Cemetery AS
ISOLATION in Thetford; Sd reading ordered
Against providing safes for towns
By committee of Ways and Means, in favor
of bill relating to bank shares of non residents ;
Sd reading ordered. On resolution as to pay of
Bank Commissioner, in part, and OH motion of
Mr.. Washburn, the committee was authorized
to send for persons and papers.
Mr. Bartlett, from the committee, reported
the joint rules of the last session, and they were
adopted.
The 7th annual report of the Rutland and
Burlington r. R. Co., with the report of the
Trustees, was referred to the committee on
Roads.
The Governor communicated sundry docu-
ments from other states on cheap ocean postage,
slavery, and soldiers of the war of 1912; which
wore referred to the committee under the 4th
joint rule.
Bills introduced and REFEREED BY Mr.. Smith
Of St. Adams, to incorporate the Northern
Vermont bank, to Committee on Banks. BY
Mr.. Kirland, annexng part of Somerset to Do
yer, to members of Wialham county. By MIR.
White of Panton, to repeal the Act of 1852 to
prohibit and abate nuisances I'd reading refused
by MIR. Field, to tax the properties of banking,
to tho committee on printing
Bills refe'Ted.-To Judiciary commilteo-in
amendment of G. AZ c. s., in addition to act re-
lating to assignments, to alter 8. q c. 20 c. s.,
IN addition to c. Al. C. g., relating to -burying
grounds, relative to taxes on lands of non-resi-
dents, amending s. C. Is C. S. on sheriff 3
bonds, to increase pay of sheriffs, to repeal GER
tain sections Of c. 90 C. s., relating to depos-
tionsand witnesses, to amend g. | c. IS C. g., to
protect personal property of married women. :
10 General Committee-ro amend g. So c. %
c.s., relating to fences on highways, in addition
to c, % C. g., to amend 8. IS c. q c. s.. alter
in8s and repeating s. 10 C. % c. g., relating
to jurors fees, relative to bounty on bears and
cubs, to amend 8. S. C. % c. 8.
10 Committee on State REHABILITATION tn
chaplain of the State Prison.
Bill to annex part of Lowell to Irasburg. to
members Of Orleans County; taxing buildings
VI faiifoads, to committee on the grand list /;
aor the benefit of towns in Rutland County to
members of that county
Engfossed bils. In respect to White River
pan1 IN amendment of c. ll6, witnesses sl
per gay at county court ;)-both passed
fetihons retcrred.--Of Edmund Weston, and
sthers, TO committee on education.
hesotuf'on.-By Mr.. Kirkland. instruot;n,
committee Of Ways and Means to consider the
s.peaency OF requiring fees of county CLERKS
s.a.sS attorney, bank commissioner. &C.. TO he
10 these officers; adopted. ''''''' '0'
Inc JOINT assembly came in and the fo,,ou;nu
elections were made ' iV'io"ihe
SUPREME COURT.
hon. Isaac 4. Redfed, of W;n1so. c,.-
,Itstics. :. ''N'or' Cn'eJ
Hon. Perpont lsham, of Bennington .na
Hon. Milo Il. Bennett, of Burlinpton g.,