Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-15

aih VI ituiAihNANNNAAt AANNA@ ~ N%'Nff w i
Of Stoekbridge,
Oa Torn Lji,s- Mcssrs, Carpenter OF
Charleston, nVull 1T Rockingham, VIII |
kinson Of Weston, Huntington Of Wey- |
bridge, S0uthwick OF Middletowu, Parker
Of Hartland, Dow Of Straitord
On. MI,dqe daR n1eatures-Messrs.
Drake Of Bristol, Smith Of Woodiord,
Rose of Waterford, lsham Of So Burling.
ton, Andrew Of Brighton, GOODRICH OF
Berkshire, Keller OF So, Hero, shattuok
of Wateryille, Jackson Of Orange, Morse
Of Morgan, Cobb Of Tinmouth, Morse OF
Calais, johnson Of Vernon, Hemenway of
Ludlow,
on PiLdr RWliiRgs-Messrs, Wales of
Burlington, Lad OF Milton, Wheelook OF
Berlin, Salisbury Of Townshend, Reed OF
Waitsfeld, Marsh Of Bethel, Atwood OF
Barnard,
On Hgheay,, Bridges aud Ferries
Messrs, Barney Of Castleton, Wentworth
of Chester, Strong OF Addison, Wether6y
of Cambridge, Gordon of Grand Isle, Irish
Of Searsburgh, lIeddou Of Salisbury.
On Federal RLltioRs,-Messrs, Con-
verse of Woodstock, Park Of Bennington,
Hunt of ST, Adams, Niles OF Ihetford,
Langdon OF New Haven, Wright Of Brad
ford, Reed Of Barre
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
Under Az Joint Rulc.-Messrs, Miner
of Manchester, Walker Of Clarendon, jew
EFT of Granville
On Bils-Messrs, Houghton Of STAN.
| ford, Worcester OF Gree nsboro.
On Joint RUles.-MesSrs. Proctor of
/ Rutland, Deming Of sheldon.
l. OIL tie Library.-Messrs, Underwood of
/ liariwick, Fuller Of Waterbury, Boyee Of
Fayston
SELECT COMMITTEES
On 50 much Of the Governors Message
as relates TO States Attorneys, and fheir
salaries;
Messrs. Briggs of Brandon, Boyoe OF
Fayston, Hill OF Middlebury, Bartlett of
Arlington, Robinson Of Londonderry,
Brown ofNorwich, Miles OF Albany, VIII
ley of Topsham, Gleed Of Morristown,
Reynolds Of Alburgh, Rixford Of High
gate, Freeman of Guildhall, Remington
of Huntington, Humphrey OF Burke.
To visit the Reform School.
Messrs. Cristy Of Johnson, Foster OF
Waterbury, Crane of Newport, Mead OF
Randolph, Catlin of Swanton.
Rayal9ti0H.-By Mr.. Hinckley, of Chel-
sea. That hereafter when the House adj
iourns in the forenoon, it be until 10 o.
clock Of the next forenoon, and that the
rule requiring afternoon sessions be sus-
pended until otherwise ordered; adopted
The reasons given for this resolution,
were that it would give the committees an
opportunity to sit in the afternoon, and
that il would really tend to expedite bus
ilse---ttnd .h4rtea the session and he In
PRODUCED it for that purpose
UsE-NFTERNooS
Bin, IHtrndyfd-By Mr.. Hinckley, Of
Chelsea. constituting Francis Dickermar
hoir-at-law Of Euoch and Mary Dicker
man.
By Mr.. Pollard, Of Windsor, changing
the name Of Francena Eleanor Clayhorn
BY Mr. Barney, of Castleton, TO provide
for the compensation Of States Attorney.
9, BY Mr.. Baldwin, Of Hinesburgh
amending see. Al, OF chap. l26, g. $, re
lating to lees Of town grand jurors.
By. Mr. Fletcher, Of Cavendish, L
amend scet,. 9. 10, II, II, -, 42n43, an'
a. Oh "a. =. s., relating to traffic in intox
ioatiuG drinks. Making three-fourths o
the fines contemplated in these section
payable into the State Treasury, and one
fourth to the person making the com
q plant
Mr.. Polk. Of bennington, asked to b
excused from serving on the committee c
- Federal Relations, which request wa
granted by the House and on nomination
f of the Speaker. Mr.. Crane. of Newport
| was appointed to fill vacancy.
- On motion OF Mr.. Wilkinson, OF Weston
t adjourned
DR.. 1.u,ol Of Paris, one Of the most ernt