The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-24

tuberculosis ,cD providing IL when cattle |
wore imported tnoy we've examined by
board and ronOunced se from disease,
and afterwards found aff-c.ed, tbs owner
may recover iadomniM. Agrca'mre.
II 81, 10y Nj. Waterman OF Brsitloboro, to
regulate pr1c ice Of emit liuers; must secure
Certificate irOm ) ste bOHfd OF Health.
H-re4fer, tmbsluets muat pas * ,aius-
ZION before board Penalty named for em-
balmiag wiChOu5 holding certificate. Geu-
eral committee
o. motion Of Mr.. N1r,hrop OF Faint I'D,
the House tork rec-es Gutil 1850 AN
joint assembly 10 o.eGt United States
Senator.
The secretary Of the Soma and clerk Of
tho House read the record of Yesterdays
vote in The two oh 4mbers, sho sing that 10
candidate had received q majority of che
votes ia both houses, as the constitution
requires. A jont vote WAS therefore de-
olared necessary by the president OF the
assembly.
The Secretary ot State, AZ clerk OF the
Joint assembly, called tho Ioll Of Senators
and Repr sentatives, with The following
result:
Tuoss Senators no voted tur W. p Dill
bingham arc Aiken, Brown, JudwOrth, pe.
Boer. Fuller GA5es, 9uodsil, Graves Hill,
Leland, Marvin. Miller Pike, Pollard,
anton, VarDey, W3lker.-17
For w W Gruu,, BALDWIN, Ballard,
Csmpbell, DdnRott, Green, Ne's II, PorJer,
| Smirn, VislL-9
For 0 A. Prouty, Aldrich, Clement,
! Jeaveu worth,-3.
! FOi Jonathan Ross, Royce L
At the hour o high uooD, when the j)int
| assembly recOnveuot 10 resuue the ballot
! Ing fd, "a Senator Of the u uited States, ev
| cry available inch Of space IN hall, lobby
| aud gallery of the House Of Represen atlves
was solidiS packed IN expectation Of the
I ~ .nlt afrI "A
Members and spectators, squippal witn
sCOro card AMI pencil, were preparing 80
! record che progress of tine roll call, which
was promptly b-gln by the Secretary uf
| STATE.
AS tho changes irum ths ranks OF tie or
posing candidates 10 thS standard II Dill
| iingham were announced the declare ions
| Of 10 members were rec wed with demCu-
STATIONS Of applause. The changes from
the following of daseltOD and Pcouty were
received with iervOr, aAd when the roll
call had advanced TO little p3sl tne mid.
die, 5ne Senator from Otle@Is, nettled by
these demonstrations, protested, and the
president Of The jOinC ssembly requested
members and visitors TO Withhold all dem
onstretions of either approval or dilsp
prOval. As the roll call proceeded and
Diling ami vote was climbing oNGrd the
tanamaniC numbers that should omen ~
hun the doors OF the Senate OF the United
States, it was easy 70 soc who Wore the
Dulugham score Keepers by the broad
8ves OF light that were beginning &c
spread over their counteuau3es when the
roll call had ended, and Dillingham; wa.
the winner by q superb majority long
drawn sigh OF relief was breathed for The
honor Of Old Vermont. IT is the happies
day OF my life," dec AIRED one who Tad beel
an honored member OF the Legislature.
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
} joint Asssmbly.-To elect q United
81.
vOce vote was as follows:
, Whole number OF votes, 81
: Necessary TO choice, 10
William z. dillingham;, IL
William w. Grout,
! Seneca III 4selton,
jonathan Ross,
Charles A. Prouty,
/ Aud Mr.. Dillingham; was declared cleo,
? ed. A motion, made by Senator Ballard /
4 make the election unanimous, seconded b
: Mr.. Stewart Of Bakersfield, was ruled on
: OF order. The details of the vote are as 70
Il. | lows;