Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-11

uttles Weie AL iIoiu hOhtPeiiei, anu tho
ballotings were as follows:
LIST. ID. 3d.
7. c. Phiuney, 81 l03 l76
2. C. Camp, 100 9S rs
A. C, Brown, 70 81
For Adjutant and Inspector General
Gen. VIM Wells of Burlington was
elected unanimously, EZRA roce.
For Quarter Master General, much
surprise was created by the election of
Hon, Wm. w. Lynde of Marlboro, and
present Senator from this County, over
Gen. P. p. Pitkip of Montpelier, as fol-
lows:
Whole number Of votes, 243
Necessary for choice, 122
William w. Lynde, 1873
Perley p. Pitkin, 1O8
Scattering, 9
For railroad commissioner Richard F.
Parker Of Wolcott was chosen unani-
mously.
For commissioner of Insane DIR.
Gates B. Billiard of St Johnsbury was
elected on the first ballot by vote of
124, to A for DR.. Benz r. Morgan of
Bennington, 81 for DR.. Lorenzo Sheldon
of Rutland, 10 for DR.. John +. Miles of
Hinesburg, and 2 Scattering.
The following were chosen without OPP
position Supt of State Prison, j. A. Pol
lard, Directors of State Prison Martin
G. Rice Of Benson, John w. Hartshorn
of Lunenburg, and William r. Shedd
of Newbury.
Trustees of State Reform School
Charles Reed of Montpelier, John L.
Mason of Richmond, and James M. Slade
of Middlebury.
Trustees of Vermont University and
State Agricultural College-Frederick
Billings of Woodstock, Horace Fair
banks of St Johnsbury, Paul Dillingham;
of Waterbury, Henry Clark of Rut-
land
The Supreme Court Judges are as fol
lows:
John Pierpoint of Vergennes, Chief
Justice. Assistant Judges, james Bar
ret of Woodstock, Hcyt H. Wheeler Oh
Jamaica, Homer L. Royce of Berkshire
T. p Redfeld Of Montpelier, Jonathan
Ross of St Johns bury. The election OF
Judges was made unanimously except
for the last, the ballot for which was as
follows:
Jonathan Ross, 14S
II. H. Powers, So
Horatio N. Bull, 3
Scattering, 3
A ballot for Reporter of Supreme
Court Decisions, reelected Col. w. G.
veasey of Rutland, by vote of 1873
for him to SO for Norman Paul of Pom
fret, and teling.
IN the House on Friday the bill relat-
inc TO the sale of estates of deceased
persons was reconsidered and its passage
refused SO to 81. The bill to protect
fish in Howes brook in Grafton, and TO
incorporate the Bellows Falls Paper Co.
were both passed.
SATURDAY, Nov. 5.
A good days work was done in both
Houses on Saturday. but large portion
was unimportant and related to corpora
tons. The greatest novelty of the day
was the introduction by Mr.. Paul of Tin
mouth, of resolution with a preamble
stating that George Eddy representa-
tive from Glastonbury, had been absent
without leave or cause, except two days
during the entire session thus far and
declaring that he should be entitled to
pay for only the time he was in attend
ance. 1t was referred to a select COM
mittee consisting of Slade of Middlebury,
Cook of Mt Holly, and Colburn of Man
che ter.
MONDAY, Nov. s.
In the House resolution similar to
the one relating to the representative
from Glastonbury, was passed relating
to Seth w. Monroe, the representative
from Salisbury, who it was alleged had
been present but part of two weeks of
the session. Also similar resolutions
were adopted relative to Curtis of Som
erset and Hazen of North Hero.
Mr. Bull of Hancock, introduced a
bill for an air line railroad from the
north to thc south end of the State, with
innumerable branches as feeders. After
the usual amount of fun over Mr.. Bull
the House refused to print the bill.
The bill relating to running town lines
was dismissed, ayes %, nays q.
Both Houses have appointed COM
mittee on final adjournment.
TUESDAY, Nov. s.
In the Senate Mr.. Lynde presented
the memorial of Rev. Addison Brown Of
Brattleboro, and 81 other citizens o.
Windham County for woman suffrage in