Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-08

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JONI resolgfion.-By Mr. Ilaskins, of
Brattleboro. providing for Joint assembly
on Thursday, Nov. 7th, at D o'clock in the
afternoon, for the election Of Judges of the
Supreme Court and reporter Of the decis-
ions of the court
Mr.. Battell of Ripton. moved to amend.
50 as to postpone to Nov. IA, which was dis
agreed TO, and the resolution was then
agreed to-
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
The Senate came in, for the adjourned session %
the joint assembly.
ToE THIRD DIRECTOR or STAEE PRISON.
Alr. Haskins Of Brattleboro. Withdrew the nomina-
tCn Of Jacob Estey, and seconded tbs nomination of
Charles Z. Houghton Of Bennington also seconded
by Mr. Munson OF Manchester, and Senator Powers
Mr.. Ormsbee Of Brandon seconded the nomina-
ton Of Barnes Frishie
The Chair appointed : teliers Senator Powers %
iamoille county Mr.. Orms5ee % Brandon, and NJ.
Mattison Of SALISBURY.
The ballots hayin. been taken, were follows
Whole number Of ballots e.. ...................aO5
| Necessary for choice. ...-....-.-..--.-.-.....iUs
| Charles f. Hought0n had. ad........-..-..-.....lO5
Barnes Frishie had. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81
jacob Estey had----.--
Third Director OF the State Prison for the two years
next ensuing.
FOR SUPEE1NTESDENr or STATE PRISON,
Mr.. Henry Of Chester, nominated james A. Pollard
% NlAl-tl sNetLuetl DN ocudNur ocutl OF N4udsOr
county and he was unanimously elected by ritG
FOR FIRST TRUSTEE OF THE VERMONT Reform SCHOOL,
Mr. Ptkn Of Montpelier nominated Charles Reed OF
/ al0ntpelier, and he was unanimously elected by
rita r0cs vote.
| FOR SECOND TRUSTEE OF THE VERMONT Reform
SCHOOL,
/ Senator King of Washington county nominated
JOSH l. Mason Of Richmond. and he was unanimous
| ly elected BY a tira t0ce vote.
I r,- ---,,,. .--
| Senator Morrill, Of Caledonia county. nominated,
| George ". Randall Of Waterbury seconded by
| Mr.. Smith FIST. Alhans Mr. Pingree OF Hartford.
| Dir Henry of Chester, nominated james NJ. Slad5
| Of Mifdlcbnry, seconded by Mr. Ornsbee OF Bran
don, Senator Bigelow q Chittsnden county Mr.
Bottum % New Haven.
The chair appointed as teliers Senator King o.
Washington County, Mr.. Bottum Of New Haven.snd
Mr.. Day % jericho. The hallcts having been taken
were is follows
Whole number Of ballots 40
| Necessary i1r a choice lOf
| james N. Slade had ....... f34
George ". Randall had 6.
And thereupon Jas VI. Slade Of Middlebury was Do
declared duly elected Third Trustee Of the Vermont
I Reform School, ior the two years next ensuing.
| FoE TRUSTEES OF TIE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT AND
| STATE AGEiCULIuRAL COLLEGE,
The following elections were made by rirs rDes
on motion o. Senator Veazev Of Rutland County.
| George Grenville Benedict of Burlington.
On nomination Of Mr. Greene of Richmond, Fred
eriek Billings Of Woodstock.
On nomination OF Senator Barnes OF Addison
County, Edward Seymour Of NergenneS-
] The joint Assembly then adjourned until Thurs
/ day, November 18th, at D p m. and the senate
| withdrew.
Bills introduced end rcf5rred. BY Mr..
Stevens of Westminster, to incorporate the
General Convention of congregational Min
LSters and Churches of Vermont; to COM
mittee on corporations.
| RepOrfS.-FrOm general committee. in ia
vor OF ;. ,, annexing LOomis Island to the
town Of Colchester: passed
/ From committee on claims, against IA.
| ll9, TO pay Asahel 2. Squires the sum there
in named third reading refused
From committee on railroads, in favor of
/ ;. 80. 10 Incorporate the Mount Mansfield
/ railroad company with amendment which
was agreed to passed.
/ From committee on corporations, in favor
/ Of ;. 81, to amend the charter Of the Ma
| tional Horse Nail Company: passed
/ From committee on banks, in favor of ).
/ II, to Incorporate the Rutland County Trust
/ Company with amendments. which were
| agreed to; passed.
! From committee on corporations, in favor
of ;. 50, in amendment Of an act to amend
an act 10 incorporate the village Of St.
Johnsbury; passed.
AFTERNOON.
/
/ affairs, against II. 1876: repeating an act re-
lating to resimental drill Of the State mill
tia, approved November Ii. 1863; third
/ reading refused
From cOmmltte on corporations, in favor
Of ii. l67, to repeal an act in amendmentof
an act to incorporate the village of Cabot
third reading ordered.
From committee on judiciary, against II.
l79. regulating the fees Of persons acting
under the authority of the Probate Court
third reading refused
/ From committee on judiciary, against II
1876, to amend sec. 40, chap. 100, g. $, re
lating to iuries fees before Justice; third
/ reading refused.
From committee on judiciary, against H.
2l3, in relation to auditors in actions in
contracts, tort and repleyen; third reading
/ refused
From committee on judiciary, against H.
l35, giving dealers in monuments. &c.
certain powers; third reading refused.
From committee on Judiciary, against ii.
| ZIG, relating to arbitration BY agreement
before justice Of the peace; third reading
refused
From committee on judiciary, against H.
4 80, IN amendment Of see. |. chap. "a, g. =,
relating to trustee process third reading
/ refused.
From committee on Judiciary against Ii.
2O9, to amend sec. 50, chap II, Q. $, relat-
/ ing to county officers ordered to lie on mo-
/ tion of Mr. Henry of Chester
| Joint resolution From the Senate. relat-
/ ing to final adjournment; adopted.
| Read third ffme.-H. 2ll, to incorporate
the Burlington Board Of Trade; passed.
| III. III, TO legalize the last quinquennial
| list Of the town of TOpsham, and the grand
lists of said town for 1870, 1871 and 1872:
ordered to lie on motion of Mr.. Newell Of
| Wardsboro
| H. II, to enable certain towns in the
| counties of Washington; LamOile and Or
/ leans, to aid in the construction of the
Montpelier and Black River Railroad;
passed
II. lss, to incorporate the Northern Yer
mont and Lake Champlain Extension Rail
road Company passed
III. 1873, to prevent the careless use of FIRE
arms (; passed.
| Bills introduced and referred.- BY Mr..
| Batchelder of Plainfield, providing for fence
viewers for Goshen Gore in the County of
Washington to committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Wilson of Rutland, to incorpor-
ate the Vermont Agricultural Publishing
Company to the committee on agricui-
ture-
Mr.. Ormsbee of Brandon, called up H. >.
relating to interest and it was made the
special order for Wednesday afternoon.
Nov. 18th, at % O'Clock, which was agreed
to.
Mr.. Bottum of New Haven, called up ;.
o, in relation TO the time of teachers in dis
trict schools, and it was ordered to lie, and
made the special order for one week from
to-day at "A O'Clock in the afternoon.
On motion Of Mr.. Morrill, ofSwanton, ad-
iOurned.