The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-28

Washington. Mr.. Phinney was elected
unanimously.
For adjutant and inspector general, Mr..
Smith Of Burlington nominated Theodore
S. Peck of Burlington. His name was sec
onded by Mr.. Mack OF Vergennes, Senator
Blair Of Caledonia, Mr.. Durkee OF Duxbury,
Mr.. Webb Of Shelburne, Senator Sheldon Of
Bennington, Mr.. Turner of Sandgate and
Mr.. Haskins of Brattleboro
Senator stone OF franklin nominated
John r. Mimms OF st. Adams. Seconded
by Mr.. Walker of LUDLOW.
The chair appointed as tellers Mr.. Smith
OF Burlington, Mr.. Mack OF V4rgennes Mr..
Haskins OF Bratteboro and Senator Stone
Of franklin.
The ballot resulted az follows:
Whole number Of votes 28l
Theodore s. Peck observation-disclosures. 200
John II. Mimms had...................... 81
And Theodore s. Peck was declared elected
For quartermaster-general Senator Sar-
gent OF Orange presented the name OF Will
liam Fl. Gilmore OF Fairlee. Seconded by
Mr.. Chase of Bradford. Mr. Gilmore was
chosen unanimously.
For dge-advocate-general, Mr.. Darling
Of Bennington nominated Edward Z. Bates
of Bennington. Seconded by Mr., Thomson
of Rutland, Senator Allen of Chittenden
and Mr.. Chids of ST. Adams Mr. Bates
was elected without opposition.
For brigade commander, Mr.. Haskins of
BrattlebOro nominated Julius j. Estty of
BrattleborO. Seconded 10y Mr.. Smith of
Burlington, and unanimously elected
For trustees Of the University of Vermont
and State Agricultural College the follow
| ing we're ch osen separately by reclamation:
! First trustee, William p. Dillingham; of
| Waterb Try, nominated by Mr.. Palmer of
! Waterbury, seconded by Mr.. Morse of Barre
| and Mr.. Plat of POultney.
| Second trustee, George T. Chaffee OF Rut-
! land, nominated by Mr.. Thomson of Rut-
| land seconded by Senator Manchester OF
| Rutland, Senator Allen of Chttenden, SEN
ator Stone Of Franklin, Mr.. Button of Mid
dlebury and Mr.. Childs of St. Adams.
Third trustee, Henry O. Cleveland OF
| Coventry. nominated by Mr.. Barrows of
Coven ry, seconded by Senator Hood of Or
| leans.
Joint Resolution BY Mr.. Smith Of Bur-
lington, granting the use of Representa-
tves' Hall to the Vermont Society Sons of
American Revolution after adjournment
Monday afternoon, Nov. 8, when Hon.
Chauncey NJ. Depew will deliver an adj
dress; adopted.
Joint Resolution regarding appointment
| of specia committee to invest gate manage
ment of State Asylum at Waterbury
amended, making the committee four sena-
tors and eight representatives. Amend
ment empowers committee to employ a
stenographer and to sit during the sessions
of the res pective houses
Bills Introduced H 1902, by Mr.. Pierce
of Chester, amending secs, 1852, 1867, 4 ,66C
and 1868 V. s., relating to the practice OF
pharmacy. [Changes regulations govern
ing state board of pharmacy; gen. com.
II. 1903, by Mr. Miles of Hinesburgh
amending Section 1877, V. S, relating &c
elections Persons assisted in marking
their ballots may allow presiding officer tC
inspect same to see If same are correctly
markell; com. an elections.
II. 104 by Mr.. Bliss of Calais, fixing com
pensation OF various commissioners ant
members of state boards, and making same
uniform joint committee on state and cour
expenses.
Adjourned.