The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-10-08

Sawyer of Leicester and James of wey-
bridge.
Bennington county-Childs Of Landgrove,
Niles OF Pownal and Houghton OF SIAM
ford.
Caledonia county-Ranney Of Kirby, Dan
iels of Stannard and Brown of Waterford.
Chittenden county-Byington of Char
lotte, Billiard of Underhill and Rice of
West ford.
Essex county Wilcox of CRANKY, Covill
of Lexington and Colby of Victory.
Franklin county-Paul of Berkshire,
Prouty of Franklin and Goodspeed of Mont
gomery.
Grand Isle county-Fleury of Isle La
Motto, Tudhope of North Hero and Petty
of South Hero.
Lamoile county acoy of Cambridge,
Warren of Eden and Houghton of Water
vile.
Orange CONTEMPLATING of Chelsea, Ohm
sted of New bury and Huntington of Wash
ington.
Orleans county Robbins of Derby, Ma
comber of Jay, Farmer of Westmore.
Rutland county-Horton of Chittenden.
Abel of West Haven, Claghorn of Walling
ford.
Washington county.-Chipman of Fays-
ton, Kenyon of Mortified, Eldredge of
Warren.
Windham county-Powers of Athens,
Rice of Somerset, Dexter of Wardsboro.
Windsor county - Morgan of Barnard
Parkhurst o: Sharon and Taylor of West
Windsor.
Mr. Darling of Chelsea introduced reso-
luton that the Joint rules of the last SEES
sion should be the joint rules of this ses-
sion until others be adopted
Mr.. Merrill of Enosburgh introduced a
resolution that the clerk be directed to fur
nish each member of the house with two
daily papers. Mr.. Darling of Chelsea moved
to amend by adding " free of expense to the
rot
on the amendment, which were as follows:
Yeas, 1S9; nays, 46, and the amendment
was agreed to. On motion of Mr.. Miller of
Shelburn the house ordered the amended
resolution to lie on the table.
a message was received from the senate
informing the house that the senate had
passed joint resolutions, That the senate
and house meet in joint assembly on Thurs
day, Oct. I'd, at half-past ten o'clock, A. M,
to receive the reports of the joint canvassng
committee; and that the two houses meet
in Joint assembly on Thursday, Oct. ID, at
eleven o'clock, A. NJ, to receive the message
of the retiring governor. The house
adopted the joint resolution last named in
concurrence. Adjourned
Thursday, October 2, 1890.
sENATE-MoRNING.
The committee to nominate standing
committees subm'tted its report by Senator
Allen. On motion of Senator Smith of
Windsor, it was ordered to lie. The report
is as follows
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Rules.-Senators Dwinell, Rankin and
Child.
On Finance.-Senators Smith of Wind
ham, Adams and Morse.
On Judiciary Senators Roberts, Harvey,
Fairchild, Nichols, Demng, Wheeler and
Peck.
on Cldin,s.-Senators Stevens, Rankin,
Melendy, Pease and Randall.
On EducdtiOn.-Senators Child, Peck,
Smith of Windsor, Roberts and Harvey.
On Agriculture.- Cleveland,
Dickinson and Camp.
On Manufactures - Senators Lincoln,
Brown and Abbott.
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wheeler, Jennings
and Deming.
On Military AfdirS.-Senators Kingsley,
Smith of Windham and Wheeler.
On Railroads. -Senators Allen, Cleveland,
Grout, Kingsley, Reynolds, Abbott and
Stevens.
On HghCdyS and Bridges.-Senators Rey-
nolds, Dow and Grout.
On BankS.-Senators Jennings, Lincoln
and Allen.
on Land Tares.-Senators Camp. Melendy
and Dickinson.
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brown, Abbott
and Morse.
General Committee. - Senators Nichols,
Harvey, Fairchild Grout and Allen.
On Federal ReldtionS.-Senators Dow,
Demng and Jennings.
On state PriSon.-Senators Pease, Owl
nell and Adams.
On Insane Administrators Randall
Rankin and Smith of Windsor.
on Grand List.-Senators Morse, Child
and Fairchild Adjourned.
HOUSE-MoRNING.
The chair announced as reporters, j. III
Mimms of st. Adams and Frank ID. White
of Rutland, also the following standing
committees:
On RuleS.-Thompson of Irasburgh, Mar.