Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19
The Legislature.

MONDAY, Oct l5.-ln the Senate, Mr..
Dorr introduced joint resolutions in honor
of the late Senator Collamer and Foot
In the House the speaker announce d
portion OF the standing committees, as fol-
lows:
ElectioaS--Messrs. Walker Of Ludlow,
Miles of Hinesburgh, Carpenter of Paw
let, Bickford of Troy, Wells of Athens,
Bradley of Sheffield, Martin of Sheldon,
Judiciary Messrs. Miner of Manchester,
Prout Of Rutland, Ross of St. Johnsbury,
Park Of Bennington, Brigham of Hyde
Park.
ClaiBas-Messrs. Burt Of Swanton,
Van Sieklen of Burlington, Lane Of Corn
wall, Thompson Of Lyndon, McLeary of
Newport
BankS-Messrs. Park of Bennington,
Converse of Townshend, Smith of Fer
risburgh, Ross of Brandon Wood of Mil
ton.
observation-disclosures. Greenbank Of
Danville, Martin of Marshfeld, Shufiieton
of Sunderland, Gray of Middletown, BAH
Of Springfield.
OF the other committees we find on
General Committee, Herrick of Brattle-
boro; State Prison, Walker of Dummers-
ton, Spafford Of Weathersfield Corpora
tions, White of Windsor; on Normal
schools, Walker of Ludlow, Herrick of
Brattleboro.
Ways and MeanS-Messrs. Clark of
Poultney, Foster of Montpelier, Marsh of
Woodstock, Hurd of Arlington, Goss of
Vergennes.
Fourth Joint Rule-Messrs. Prout OF
Rutland, Taft of Newark, Fletcher of
Reading.
BiHs--Messrs. Lamb OF Nottingham,
Hay of Bradford.
Committee to Visit Reform School
Messrs. Tenney of Thetford, Foster Of
Montpelier, Ross of Brandon, Marsh Of
Woodstock, johnson of Wardsboro.
Committee on Constitutional Amend-
maent-Messrs. Park of Bennington, Rounds
of Chester, Clark of Poultney, Dunn OF
Fairfax, Brigham of Hydepark.
Military Afairs-Messrs. Rounds OF
Chester, Wells of Waterbury, Cady Of
Morristown, Butterield of Grafton, Paul
of Pomfret.
observation-disclosures. Dunn of Fairfax
Tenney of Thetford, Wheelock of Cam
bridge, johnson of Rockingham, Billiard
of New Haven.
RoddS-Messrs. Harris of Windham
Cleveland of Brookfield, Parker of VOL
colt, Pierce of Rochester, Welch of VIII.
liston.
TUESDAY, Oct. 16.-To-day the Legis
lature did good days work in electinI
State officers, viz Secretary of State
Geo. Nichols Sargeant-at-arms, Il. c
Camp; Auditor OF Accounts, DugalC
Stewart; Railroad Commissioner, Hor
d. E. Nicholson; Adjutant and Inspecto
General, Gen. William Wells of Water
bury.
Directors of State Prison-C. A. Fol
bush of Springfield, Samuel Merriman 0
johnson, Henry Lane of Cornwall;
Quartermaster General-P. z. Pitkin
All the above were elected by acclama
ton.
A. r. Camp was reelected Bank Com
missioner, by ballot as follows:
| A. r. Camp, union, 226.
c. S. Noyes, dem, 10.
There was also ballot for commission
er of Insane as follows:
Mr. Roberts of Underhil, nominate'
DIR. A. c. WEIGH of Williston.
Mr.. Marsh of Woodstock nominate,
VIM. McCollum of Woodstock.
Mr.. Harris of Windham nominate
DIR. Henry d. Holton of Putney.
Mr.. Miner OF Manchester nominate
Erasmus D. Warner of New Haven.
Mr.. Corbin of South Hero nominate
Daniel Campbell of Rockingham.
Senator Hendee seconded the nomina
ton of DR.. Welch.
Mr.. Hubbard of Stockbridge seconde
the nomination of VIM. McCollum-
Ser ator Dorr of Rutland nominate
Hon. Homer Goodhue Of Westminster.
Mr.. Dunn of Fairfax seconded tt
nomination of Mr.. Goodhue.
The ballots having been taken an
counted, resulted as follows;
Whole number Of votes 240
Necessary to choice, l25
A. G. Welch, 80
VIM. McCollum, 10