The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-11-08

To incorporate the Hinesburgh Cheese
and butter Manufacturing Go.
To incorporate the Montpelier Manu-.
featuring Company, with proposal of
amendment.
Laying a tax on the county of Addi-
son also j67, for the same object except
Vergenncs.
To incorporate the perkinsville Aque-
duct Company.
regulating fees Tor justice writs,
In amendment Of section 10 chap. ~,
g. s., of traffic in intoxicating drinks.
To incorporate the Champlain Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.
To protect bridges of more than eighty
feet in length.
To enable the towns therein mentioned
to aid in the construction Of the Montpe-
lier and White River Railroad.
To incorporate the Vermont Iron and
Car Co.
To change the name Of Caroline r.
Canning, with proposal Of amendment.
TIE repeal an act in amendment Of
act relating to public burying grounds
and their enlargement third reading re-
fused.
Relating to the land records OF the
town Of Stannard.
To protect fish in Lake Austin or Wells
pond.
To protect fish in the Howe brook in
Grafton.
BILLS PASSED By TlE HOUSE.
10 protect bridges Of more than eighty
feet in length.
To incorporate the Central Vermont
Camp Meeting Association.
Constituting the members OF the House
from the county of Windsor a committee
to equalize the appraisal of real estate
Of the towns in the county Of Windsor.
To incorporate the Hinesburgh Cheese
and Butter Manufacturing Co.
In amendment of an act to incorporate
the Vermont Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, approved
Nov. 10. 1870.
To change the name Of Rosa Bell, etc
TO enable certain towns to aid in the
construction Of the Montpelier and White
River railroad.
To incorporate the Connecticut Valley
Orphan Aid Association.
To amend sec. 81, chap. 81, g. =, re-
lating to the sale Of the estate Of deceased
persons.
Laying a tax on the county OF Frank
lin.
To repeal an act in alteration OF an act
to divide the town of Westminster into
two parishes.
70 repeal see. | Of an act to amend an
act to provide for a check list of voters,
approved Nov. |, 1867.
To alter the name of Andrew LA Foun-
tain, etc.
To change the name of Lille Ann
L%angworthy, etc.
To legalize the list OF the town of
Haccock, for the years 1862 and
1870.
To extend the provisions Of an act TO
| establish a State normal School, approved
Nov. II, 1866.
To pay Alvin G. Hayward the sum
therein mentioned.
To incorporate the Lamoille Mutual
Fire and Live Stock Insurance Com
pany.
In amendment of an act 20 incorporate
the village of Fairhayen, with proposals
Of amendment which was agreed to.
To incorporate the Vermont State
Spiritaulist Association, with proposals OF
amendment.
To amend an act incorporating the
Vermont Conference Seminary
ELECTION OF STATE OFFICERS.
The two Houses met in joint assembly
in the Hall of the House of Representa-
tives, at half-past ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, on Thursday, for the election of the
various State officers. The election hav
ing been postponed until a late period il
session, and the canvass having beer
more exciting than usual, the galleries
were crowded to witness the proceeding
of the joint assembly. The following
elections were made Secretary of State
Geo. Nichols, of Mortified Auditor o
Accounts, Whitman G.. Ferrin, Of Mont
pelier, (the vote stood, Ferrin 1914, anc
Slade "a :: Sergeant-at-arms, Truman G
Phinney, of Montpelier Adjutant an,
Inspector General, William Wells, o
Burlington Quartermaster Genera
William w. Lynde, of Marlboro Judg
Advocate General, Stephen F. Atwood
of Monkton.
Railroad Commissioner, Richard T
) Parker of Wolcot Commissioner of tn
Insane, Gates B. Billiard, of St. Johns
bury Superintendent Of the State
Prison, James A. Pollard, of Windsor
Directors of the State Prison, Martin {
Rice, Of Benson, John W. Hartshorn, c
Lunenburgh, William r. Shedd, ofNew
bury; Trustees of Vermont Universit
} and State Agricultural College, Fredel
lex Billings, of Woodstock, to fill a VI
cancy caused by the death of Governo
Washburn Trustees for six years, Par
Dillingham;, of Waterbury, Horace Fail
banks, of st. Johnsbury, Henry CLARK, {
3 Rutland Trustees of Vermont ReforI
t School, Charles Reed, of Montpelier Job
i. Mason, of Richmond, James Nj. Slad
Of Middlebury.
JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
John Pierpoint, Vergennes, Chief Jui
tice.
James Barrett, Woodstock.
Asahel Peck, Montpelier.
Hoyt II. Wheeler, Jamaica.
Homer +. Royce, st. Adams.
Timothy p. ked6eld, Montpelier.
Jonathan Ross, st. Johnsbury,
REPORTER.
Wheelock G. Veazey, Rutland.
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