Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-11
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGIsLATURE.
7 tuesday,, Jan. III
GEN

| ing save hunting III MASSACHUSETTS. Inc Pc
titions were laid on the table. The President
then announced the following committees:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On the Judiciary-Messrs Bailey of Fitch
burg, Osgood Of Essex, and TiIton of Essex.
On Probate and Chancery-Messrs. 0sgood
of Essex, Sumner Of Berkshire and Parker of
| Worcester.
On the Treasury-Messrs Boynton of SUI.
folk, Conn of Middlesex, and Hotchkiss of
Franklin.
On Bills in Third Reading-Messrs. Sum
ner of Berkshire, Tilton of Essex, Rich of
Suffolk, Blake of Norfolk, Whiting Of Ply
mouth, and Gorham of Worcester
On Engrossed Bills-Messrs Farwell of
Middlesex, Fisher of Norfolk, Norton of Mid.
dlesex, Eddy of Worcester Walker of Nor
| folk, and Cook of Worcester.
On Printing-NIessrs. Fry of Worcester,
Fish of Hampden, and Eddy of Worcester.
On Leave of Absence-Messrs Eddy of
Worcester, Slade of Suffolk, and Cook of
Worcester.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
On ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Walker of Norfolk,
and Cook Of Worcester.
On observation-disclosures Nash of Hamp-
shire, and Conn of Middlesex.
On Banks and Banking-Messrs Clafiin of
MiddleseX, and Gilmore OF Bristol.
On Claims-Messrs. Parker Of Worcester,
and Boynton Of Suffolk.
On Educatiou-Messrs Reed of Plymouth
and Boltwood of Hampshire
On Federal observation-disclosures Gorham of
Barre and Whiting of Plymouth.
On the Observation-Disclosures. Underwood of
Barnstable, and Evans Of Essex
On the Library--Messrs Boltwood of Hamp-
shire, Evans of Essex and Fry of Worcester.
On Manufactures-Messrs. Davis If Essex,
and Watson of Bristol
On Mercantile Affairs and Insurance
Messrs. Carter of Hampden, and Gleason of
Middlesex
On the Militia essrs Blake of Norfolk,
and Rich of Suffolk.
On Parishes and Religious Societies
Messrs Fisher of Norfolk, and Farwell of
Middlesex
On Prisons-blessrs Norton of Middlesex,
and Randall of Bristol
On Public Charitable stitutions-Messrs
Cole of Berkshire, and Fisk of Hampden
On Public Lands-Messrs Evans of Essex.
and Patch of Middlesex.
On Railways and Canals-Messrs. Odiorne
OF Suffolk, and Kinney of Plymouth.
On Roads and Brdges-Messrs. Luce of the
Island District, and Walden Of Essex.
On the State House-Messrs Watson of
Bristol, and Slade of Suffolk.
On Towns-Messrs. Tilton of Essex. and
Underwood of the Cape District
MIR. Norton Of Middlesex presented the petit
ton OF Josiah Perham and 152 others, to be
Mr. Odiorne of Snffa ~, Iaayo i,ty1,,od
bin CONCERNING fine Trov and I GrnnnfieIJ
Railroad. This is explanatory Of the a,t IF
1859. The hill was read once and refo.roJ to
the Committee on RAILWAYS and re- Canals nails w ~
Adjourned
HOUSE
The Governors message was referred to tbe
apnronriate standing co,nn,ittaos 'N
COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.
The Speaker announced the committees as
follows = 10
Judiciarv-Messrs. Wentworth of Towe1
Bishop of Lenox, Griffin of Maiden Rice Of
Worcester, Borden of New Bedford pearsons
of Holyoke and p. II. Sears of Boston.
Finance-Kimball of Boston. Parsons Of
Brookline. Haskell of Ipswich Field of Char.
lestown freeman Of FranIliin ILL., VI 0''', vs.
Leicester Woodward of Tantnnn
Probate and Chancery-Putnam of Danvors
Smith of Boston. Johnson OF Dana PunLett
of Pittsfeld, Pratt Of Montague Avres of Am.
herst, Pierce of New Bedford.
observation-disclosures Anvil of Tvrn pI;ss of
Springfield, Barker of Milford PRATT Of Faston
Ellis of Boston. Ordway of Bradford and Nash
of Arlington.
Bills in Third Reading-Messrs. Adam of
Pittsfeld, Amory of Boston. Daniels of Oy.
ford, Swallow of Dunstable. Fuller of Wren
tham Scoville of Sheffield. and Newcomb of
Tisbury
Engrossed Bills-StockwelI of Boston. Hor.
ton Of Saem Chase of Haverhill, Earl of Fall
River Abbott of DongIas Kimharl1. of ST.,
field, jackson of Roxbury.
Leave of Absence-Messrs. Crafts of Wa.
tertown, Eaton of Middleboro', Wilson of
Natick, Maynard Of Berlin. and Fuller of
Wrentham.
Pay Roll-Burnap of Westboro', Whittier
of Rowlev. Canen of Stonobton TiIda,' of
Mansfield, Cav of SPRINGFIELD
Printing-NIessrs Kimball of LYNN Willis
of Roxbury, Gale of Heath Howe of Clinton
Hills of Boston i-'''0'''
County Observation-Disclosures Ruddir,,tor &c
Leyden, Morris of Boston crowaII If VS.
Brookfield, +. ]. Babson If Gloncoetor onJ
Stone eff Dedham.
Public Buildinns-NTessrs Matthew's of
Yarmouth. Merritt of LINN HoiIrooi. ~ poo
ton. Raw of Blackstone SI,,;tL ~ I'M.
Mr. Wrightington of Fall River ofiar9j tbo
following order and at his roonest IL laiJ
over until to-morrow vas i'''N
Ordered. That on and after Ian 18Th n,o
daily session of tbe Honse shall con,noa,no '"1
> o,cIocl, y Hr 49, ~ a'i"n eotiiuieiice I
Shall commence at t'"' NJ Va 3 hnd t IL
committees having business nnon tha , t"hi ai
shall meet at 10 O'clock A M each dav ," tpat
the House is in session excent Satyda aa'''
until all matters before Them are disn"sed ~ .
The Sneaker announced tho 4~'iI,, 'el W.
the Joint Committoes m tho n.t rs lHS .i "s
House: p''' u 'i'
Ano,,,,,4. NJ ~,
Clough of Palmer Dav of Vo1tfo'd ' Sa,,I'
of Belcbertown and TG,vis Of Pana3,t Io"ies
Apricultnre- NIessrs Eidnd l','i ns 'I Ha