Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-11-09

Necessary for choice, lZo
T. G. PhiDney had l76
u. G. Camp had 10
And thereupon T G. Phinney was de-
clarad duly elected sergeant-at-Arms for
the two years ensuing.
For Adjutant and Inspector General,
Mr. Carpenter of Burlington, nominated
Gen. VIM. Wells of Burlington ) and he
was unanimously elected by "a viva voce
vote. ;'"
For Quartermaster General, Mr., Po-
land of Montpelier nominated Perley P.
Pitkin of Montpelier. Senator Eddy of
Windham county nominated Hon. W. w.
Lynde of Marlboro. A ballot was taken
with the following result:
Whole number of ballots, 243
Necessary for choice, 122
VIM. W. Lyude had 1873
Perley p. Pitkin had 10S
Scattering, 2
And thereupon VIM. W. Lynde was de-
clarcd duly elected Quartermaster Gcner-
al for the two years ensuing.
For judge Advocate General, Senator
Grandey of Vergennes nominated Stephen
Il. Atwood, and he was declared duly
elected.
For Railroad Commissioner, Mr.. Page
Of Hyde Park nominated Richard f. Par
ker of Wolcott; Mr.. Bisbee seconded the
nomination, and he was duly elected by a
viva voce vote.
For Commissioner Of the Insane, Sena
tor Gardner nominated DR.. Benjamin f.
Morgan Of Bennington. Mr.. Joyce of
Rutland nominated DR.. Lorenzo Sheldon
Of Rutland. Sanator Benedict Of Chitten-
den county nominated Dr.. John +. Miles
Of Hinesburgh. Mr. Grout of Barton nom-
mated Dir. Gates b. Billiard of St. Johns
bury. A ballot having been taken and
counted by the tellers, DR.. Billiard had a
majority, and was declared duly elected
Commissioner of the Insane.
Eor Superintendent of the State Prison,
Mr.. Slade of Middlebury nominated Jas.
] A. Pollard of Woodstock, and he was du-
| ly elected by viva voce vote
For First Director Of the State Prison
Mr.. Kellogg of Benson nominated Hon.
Martin G. Rice of Benson, and he was du-
ly elected by viva voce vote.
For Second Director of the State Pris-
on, Senator Gardner nominated John w.
Harishorn of Guildhall, and he was duly
elected by viva voce vote.
For Third Director Of the State Prison,
Mr.. Hazen of Barnet nominated VIM. r.
Shedd of Ncwhury, and he was duly elect
ed by viva voce vote.
For First Trustee of the Vermont Re-
form School, Mr.. Poland of Montpelier
nominated Hon. Charles Reed of Mont
pelier, and he was duly elected by viva
voce vote.
For Second Trustee of the Vermont
Reform School, Mr.. Wood of Fairhaven
nominated John l.. Mason of Richmond,
and he was elected by viva voce vote.
Fer Third Trustee, Mr.. Poland of Mont
pclier nominated Hon. James NJ. Slade of
Middlebury, and he was duly elected by
u viva voce vote.
For Trustees of the Vermont Universe
ty and State Agricultural College, the
following named persons were duly elected
! by viva voce vote:
Frederick Billings of Woodstock,
Horace Fairbanks of St. Johr sbury,
Paul Dillingham; of Waterbury,
Henry Clark of Rutland.
For Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court,
Senator Grandey nominated John Pier.
point of Vergennes, and he was elected
by viva voce vote.
For First Assistant Justice of the Su.
preme Court, Mr.. Scott of Plymouth nom-
mated james Barrett of Woodstock, and
he was elected by viva voce vote.
For Second Assistant Justice of the Su.
preue Court, Mr.. Woo of Fairhaven
nominated Asahel Peck, and he was duly
elected by viva voco vote.
For Third Assistant Justice of the Su.
prcne Court. Mr.. Bishce Of Newport nom
mated Hoyt II. Wheeler of Jamaica, and
he was duly elected by viva voce vote.
For Fourth Assistant Justice Of the Su.
preme Court, Senator Bailey of Franklin
nominated Homer Il. Royce of St. Albans
and he was duly elected by viva voce
vote.
Por Fifth Assistant Judge of the Su.
preme Court, Mr.. Fairbanks Of St. Johns.
bury nominated Jonathan Ross of ST. Johns.