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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18

Judge % y Dunlap. president %
the CiuaeBs National Bank The
basineas - the city last year i
thiuk. shows an Improvement over
tie previous year The years l@l
and lsfs vii long be remembered ~
the mosi trying years our people
have ever experienced Ehe eorn
eFAP 80 lH1 Sas almost . total fatf-
wFe something tbat never happened
Before ia thts eonutv oar cbanty
i strictly an Agricultural county
Wbea ths farmers prosper every
character ef basiass@ shews that
prosperity OF course Ehts tuelades
the banks Ths eoudtfiou If Eilis
county j. bsttef ia all respects thau
fos any Previous year, eNeeptlax,
perhaps. las0, sn which year all
crops weFa good and good prices
prevailed, lu LAD ELLIS camatY
made - Us0 bales ot cotton. Which
wish the seed, aFought aboat . 0l0,
04o Last year she coanty made
IS ,AA bales aud with the seed thts
produced about "a AAl .W@ fhis
year, the year liAGl, tha eauutY made
Anoas I'D ,ssu bales. and 81 Iaeiudo
tina aesa. wttl hrins g. tbe farmeFs
aboat tl,0e sha1 The Last census
gtSas mllaa eoaRty, "a rouud uam-
heFas aa,et0 population From ghe
cotton eEop alone tof the past yaaf
this Gives slsu per capita Fhe
average number 0t peFs0ms "a a taln-
~ l. tlvs. Fhia uaakes eeo o. each
family IA kllla eoaaty, aad thsa
fEom cas- pFadaes alone 1 sstim ats
lhat kllla eoaaty sal pfodace ga
- average anauAIly about y, saAl.
AAl, tnla laelaasa al crops aud
lsss asask fhas naRsa sla0 pos
capita and sasN q the average lasai
~ raeaa tasaRaA aFe maFa pateat
~ Iha asaanaaas taF hltis aaaats >
pFospaEily taaa anything | mlght
aax
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18

The abundant crops In Ellis coun-
ty last year and the high prices for
which they sold have knocked the
''knocker" out of job.
Neither 10 there any consolation
or hope for the pessimist. His vo-
cation 10 gone and the optimist now
has the floor.
There seems nothing In the condi-
tions to cause o shiver to run up
the vertebrae of any individual.
The gloomy views which have their
origin and inception in Wall Street
have no terrors for the average cit
izen OF Ellis county.
The benevolent hand of providence
smiled lavishly on the people of
Ellis county last year, and all are
happier and In q more prosperous
condition than ever before in the
history OF the county. With enor-
nous individu al deposits ia banks
tnere Is no cause for a feeling of de-
preston or solitude.
Waxahachie, the most thriving
little city in Central Texas, 's right
ia che center OF all this prosperity
1t 10 recognized as the leading cot
ton market In the South and while
the receipts this year are q little
less than any previous season the
amount of money distributed among
the farmers overcomes this short.
age in receipts
All lines Of business Ia the city
have felt the influence of this pros
perity. Some merchants have com
planned Of trade being a little dull,
but as a rule the general business
has been above the average VII "a
the banks Of the city made their last
reports the individual deposits
amounted to nearly one and half
million dollars The local agents of
the two railways Ia Waxahachie rs-
port business last year greatly In
excess Of any year In the past.
The above statements ara not
INDUCED from meager observ atious
made by the reporter, but are con
illusions formed from Interviews
had With the most couserv alive bus
mess men Ia the city All with
whom We talked did not care 20 give
interviews for publication, but The
universal opinion - that Ellis couu-
ty - ia TIE most prosperous eondi-
uou and that the prospects for the
year are indeed hateung \ few
lays ago the reporter asked some ~
the business men of the city Tor
their opinions relative g. the bust
aess ~ Naxahachie last year, as
compared ta year before. and on the
prosperity ~ Ellis county iu gen
erAt Following is what they have
te say
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18

particular uus, tbe drug business
t has been very good oar ln3
b1siuess eu31veI good healthy ia
crease over 1872. uotwItbstAudln ny
the year vas AL unusually healthy
ONE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18

very satisfactory, decidedly more so
than the previous year. When a
city has its streets crowded with
farmers nearly every day In the
week, whose faces are beaming with
smiles OF satisfaction and pockets
filled with money, that city Is of ne
eessity in healthy commercial con-
ditiop. And ten to thirteen cents
per pound for cotton has given our
farmer friends these smiles and well
fllled pockets. The cotton mill In
terest in Waxahachie 10 in good
shape. We have made an earning
In the last year of Is per cent
on the capital stock paid in.
We have over 1000 bales of cot
ton now on hand, most OF which was
bought at lower price than now
prevails. The mill will run day and
night at least until the next crop
comes in, During the last wear the
mill paid out for labor $37 900. In
the same period of time about 300
bales of cotton were consumed and
manufactured goods To the amount
OF sl97 900 were sold
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18

aud farm labor is keeping pace with
al snced prices. Lucrative prices
toF farm products have assisted 90
bring about these conditions Per.
haps ouF farming Interests have
never Boa tle past enjoyed more pros
....n-L
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:. 4, uataaa@s AaeresAEY asa uaaa
ASS u tAa " aaahaehaa NettQa AEll
AAa haasRaaa Il WaMmhMeaia tss
- nAst NaaE ss@alA 81 hAxa ssaa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18

A. T Bishop. real estate iu Wy
opinion the general busiusss Of
WaxahaeHte taruz che year 1858
will compare t4yorably with that 20
laB. Gity values hAye deprecated
very Iittls, Rents uu business psap
srty have fallen III at least 2a per
cent. but dwelling houses have rs-
malusd stationary wbere tHe htases
weFa ta dfst eiass eaudltiaU. 4 soH-
slider Trinity University largely re-
srauslhls f3r gbs condition 0f rents
oa dwellings, as mAuy have moved
here o. enjoy its educational tsatlI-
Ties AS to the condition 90 tbe
country al IarSs. of especially klits
county, tu my epialon BE- ls be5JsF
than ever bofore Crops 3t All klads
have hseu AhaudAnf sat prices ~@Ee
high fhe farmers are spenalas
very little saouey except tur nuaos-
saFlva, aAd are placing tavir money
IL BANKS a. sh0Su by the reports
4 auG Ga8Anf tA@ FFWaPwNts t1l Ah"thef
year veFY aatseF.us
W A. Hood &c Hood 4 AArtiu,
dKaggaata believe tbat Kills
eeaaty ls uow ga mere pFoapog Aa
eeaasgloa than eYer before. IN
tAHmaEs aFp al ia good shape wtth
= gaAEa sapply gf iee1sIali stored
ASA, And most al them hAs ga
3aaa tai RAnk Aeeoans aa e AF
sell WessH visits "a this YvaF BE- 4
aaa al kllis e0unty = hAfd pg0Eaal
kAah 81 staKsa aat AKahAehsu,
tAa esntas et ~ saia prosperity aaa
eiah psia@a aattaAs Naa saceNat4a4s
aAa lassls e., - she hskA haasaaaa
tema "a lsAAs laas HaaE AZ "A eAE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18
PROSPEROUS i ELLIS 4 COUNTY

H6h Priced Cotton Has Put Smiles the Faces Of the
People and Filled Their Pockets with Money.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18

Capt. w. j. r. Ross, mayor Of the
city of Waxahachie / will say that
our city Is fairly prosperous, al
though many Of our business men
complain Of "dull times 1t is
true the business Of the city has not
been 40 good as we could have ex-
pected and hoped for when we see
our banks report more thaa Al 800,
00 deposited subject To check
sixty per cent Of this amount has
been deposited by farmers which
should give more prosperity to the
eity than IL IL now enjoying. The
city is orderly and very quiet. Re
ferring to the city docket find the
recorder has had In the last twelve
months ~ complaints filed, as com
pared to M complaints for the pre-
vious, which shows that crime aud
violations of the law have decreased.
Our streets and sidewalks ara in
good condition aud the city council
is now discussing the best means FOR
obtaining more water for the needs
- the city The Fire Department
is ialiy equipped with modern APP
piiau .es and a more efficient fire de- /
partment cannot be found in any
similar sized city in the state our I
city cemetery Is tu most excellent .
condition and the city sexton is +
striving Co make IL beautiful and an
appropriate place for the iutermsut
~ cur dead. 4 great many needed /
improvements I'm The city have been I
abandoned by The council for the Z
want of sufflcieney If funds to
cons .iete the work our present
rate ~ taxation ts net adequate for
she requirements and iu ths near
future steps will be taken to furnish !
tnis deficit Ellis county with is
abundant crops pf grain aud cotton .
- iu q most prosperous condition .
nos and not~ithstandinz che dep
rotations of jhs boll weevil. lands I
have continued te advance tn price
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HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Proctor Heads Ways and Means
aud Fits the judiciary.

on olcctions-Mr. start Of Bakersfield,
Park of Lyndon Probe o Bridport, Row
on of Albany. Shurtlcn of Bridccwater,
lnstinss of Athens. Davis Of DuXbury,.
ON federal rclations-Mr. Fish of Ira
Ford If Guildhal. Herrick Of TFighgate,
Tomlnson Of Bolton Farrar of Pomfret,
I.c" Of 1.ueul Acknrman If Vcrshrc.
ON way and means Mr. Proctor Of
Proctor. Mile. Of Rarton. Eullard Of Bur
hneton. boWnor OF sharon, Ftts - Brat
N,hnro. Rocker ~ St Johnshury. S'r9'ton
of Montp,h"r. Wan of Dorset Russell "
Shrewsbury
ON military afairs-Mr D1r't of spring
foid, Tyler of Guilford. Shaw of MARI
haro. Harrington of Sear~tlrg Waleton
of Milton. Miner Of TlllifaX. Nichols ~
MIddlcsoN. Royce of Charleston. Moniton
iof Hurkr Harris Of Waterford, Sluboin
OF Mortified
on iudiciary-Mr Fits Of Bratueboro,
Miles Of BARTON. Builard NJ Burlington.
Darling Of Chelsea, Archibald ot Mauohos-
ter. start Of bakersfield, Ladl Of Al
tugh, pown"r OF sharon Bailey of Es-
sex
Ou objectionable Dart or Srrns
fiold. stevens Of ColcAcsior Shaw cf
Marlboro, Hapgooh o. Peru. Stockor oft
/ pauvillo. Arthur Of Pittshold. filliard
I of cabot. MaNhcld OF johnson. Brewer
/ of Concord
ON clains-N W Loavons Of CAM
bridge. crane of rroohn.d, Mc'cnAv
/ of Londonderry. Davis of chester
Broushtou nf Poutucy. Perrin of
Ilaiuuold. iI1tcAins of Ntauuard, HUI
chauan ot Hashurgh, Hattcn of West
I'uuand Rvfhor of povcr. Savage of
! West Windsor. Taft Of Waltham. RAN
Idal' OF ~ua'ishury. Mclean OF Norton.
M,iiAn of Fair'icld
/ Ou railroads. Mr.. circuit Of Derby.
! Kicker Of ST Jonu+hurv. Campbell of
I;ockirEhai.. stevens of colchester
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expenses. Revision to he reported to next
General Assembly Judiciary committee.
". l9-nv Mr.. Pierce OF Fairlee, rcgu-
lating the use of highways by certain
vehicles and machines. Shuts out any
vehicles or machine run by any other
than muscular power. on any public high-
way between noon OF any day and mid
night next thereafter. Violations to be
punished by fine or Imprisonment or both.
TO general committee
H. Poly MIR. willard of Townsend.
establishing an agricultural course in Lee
land g. Gray Seminary. To committee on
agriculture.
II. M-By Mr.. Tarbell Of Mt. Iiolley. in
cooperating the Mechanicsvllc Creamery
association. TO committc on corporations.
BILL TO PREVENT SEEMING.
II. 22-By Mr.. Hurlbut of Georgia, to
prevent the drawing of soines in MissiS-
quot Bay. Committc on game and fish
cries. No drawing of seines from the ist
OF January to the 1st of October in each
yehr. Fine from 500 to 500.
II. Ply Mr. Dyer OF Mddletown
Springs. to regulate nomination of candi-
dates Ivy popular vote. This bill is idon-
tical with :. !. introduced by senator
Buxton OF Rutland county, and heretofore
outlined. To special committee on caucus
legislation
II. 2i--By Mr.. Shipman Of Waterbury
amending section ., No rs, acts of ITO"
relating to fidelity insurance COMPANIES
Probate court shall not accept foreign
fidelity companies unless such companl
has obeycd provision relating to service
OF process. Judiciary c. mmttoe.
H. 25-By Mr. Shcrwin of Jamaica, re-
poaling act No li2 of 1862 requiring pcr
sons who practice pharmacy to he Ii
ccnsed. Joint committee on public health
r. 2G-Ey Mr.. q Brien Of South Eur
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sutton, Beers Of Charlotte, BENTLEY OF
Sandgate. Seymour Of Leicester John
son of Somerset, Wilcox of Morgan.
Hanson of Tunbridge, Daley of Lex
ington, Matthewson OF Dandy, Clark
Of East Montpelier, Marble Of Baiti-
more, Paraday of Grand Isle.
ON state prison--Mr Shepardson OF
Richmond, Taylor of Windsor, Hon-
man of Wheelock, Fits of Wards
boro Redfeld Of Hubbardton. Cook of
Greensboro, atagg of Panton, Malone
Of Fair Haven, Lawton Of Fairfax,
McGinnis OF Grandby, Thompson Of
Corinth.
On corporations Mr.. Darlington Of
Chelsea. Sanborn of NorthGcld Skinner
of Craftsbury, brown of Wilmington,
PORTER OF Brandon, Walker of Iiartland,
Zines of Wolcott, Moulton of Burke
stone Of Wallngford.
on town lincs-M MIR. Atwood of Corn wall
Fife of Stratton, Sanders of Calais. VIII
cox of I3er=on. Cook OF Orange Bartlett
OF Jay, Jones Of Hancock
ON Mileage aud dobenturoS-Nr Bacon
of ElmOrc, Clark of East Montpelier,
johnson of Somerset, Marble Of Balti-
more Griffin Of Sudbury. WILCOX Of Nor
gan. Hanson of Tunhridge, Brown OF
Franklin. Walline Of Bloomfield. Beers
of Charlotte, Clark of Sutton, Leisure OF
Iteadsboro Seymour Of leicester, Para
day OF Grand Isle
On pubic DllldligS- Mt. tip4t 81 f'il'S-
field. Dana of Woodbury., Morse If Peech-
am. Conway Of Orwell Pierce of Fariee.
Lebanon of Holland. sawyer OF Mendon.
On insano-Mr. Daley Of Hartford,
Hutchinson of EnosburRh, EDDY q
stowe Kendall of STAFFORD, Woodward
| of Landgrovc, Fdrman of Lowell, Webb
| of Granville.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES ON
TIE FART OF THE HOUSE
on nbrary-Mr. O sullivan Of ST Adams
I city, Graves OF Bennington, Stocker ot
/ Danvllc. Tilden Of Norwich, Ketchum OF
! Whiting.
! on House OF Correction--Mr Corser %
! Putuey. smith Of Eutland city. Kenyon
OF Westford, Bryan OF starhsboro Owl
nell OF Marshbeld
! on Industrial school-Mr Walker NJ Fer
risburgh. Trumhall of Pawiat Tucker OF
Thetford, Granfcld OF Fayston. Wright
Of Vernon.
on game and hshcrics-Ar. snsby of
Ncwhury, Newton If RoIliu- Mansur Of
Brighton, Tilden of Roxhury. Williams ct
Sunderland, Hhes Of SWautor Henry os
UnderhiIl. Tudhope of North Hero, Wat
erhouse Of Salisbury, AinsW"r,h ot Belyi-
deere.
on state and court exponeee-AIr. Wair-
wright Of Mddlehurr. Davis Of Eethed.
Smith Of Sheffield. Comstock OF West Fair
lea. Miller of Barnard
on Immigration and Industrial relations
Mr. Smith o. Rutland city, Shciburne OF
pOmfr.t Granger of WllsmStown. Can
fold of Arlington. Warren of Kirby
pn public hralth-Nlr Oar ny ot Hard
wick. Proctor Of Proctor Campbell OF
Rockingham. Hutchinson of Euoshurgh,
E1tloy of Barre town H7pgood Of Peru,
+ Hooker of Goshen.
ON msurance-Mr Stratton NJ Montpei-
icr Blanchard OF Newport Daley of Hart
ford Chedel of Stocllbridge Wood OF
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doria, Fletcher of Windsor. Lord OF
Washington, Fowler of Bennington.
On revision of bills-Senators Simpson
of Caledonia, Lord of Washington.
Under fourth Joint rule-Senators Bux-
ton of Rutland, Havley of Franklin,
Ware of Windham.
on motion Of Senator Lawrence of Ad-
olson. the Senate adjourned.
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Good Health
to the
Children

Children especially are fond Of dainties,
and the housekeeper must look carefully
to their food.
AS good cake can be made only with
good eggs, SO also cake that is health
full as well as dainty must be raised with
pure and perfect baking powder.
Royal Baking Powder is indispensable
in the preparation Of the highest quality
of food. 1t imparts that peculiar light
ness, sweetness and flavor noticed in the
finest cake, biscuit, doug nuts, crusts, ETC.,
and what is more important, renders the
food wholesome and agreeable TO young
and old.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
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THE AvroMoBlLn huL

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II. By MI CampncN Dr. No, king
BAN 20 proNij torr gi+tN numh'r
/ me- ANA rcSN'aifne tho SIN H' auto
mobiles aud mot 'r 'hicl' FOE liz
c'nSinS tho "p'i" - 'h"r'o '.l auto
/ i"''I"7 una iN'''i N'ht rNitil po
/ I'tlS"f'i 'l owner WIN i''N of
| N''''' WHO Su'H 'lD'' f'-'S-
I o." ,'."' ~ '"- '."t "'T'I %. MS
SECRETARY of State shall same
, dlstiuEuishiug mark, and issue
to owner % c"rtlc &C. OF 'rHtion.
! Ec@isirarion number or 50 dc
t'rminod shall hr AFFIXED "ufomo-
hl' Record of certificate -.'I -h1li
h' open '' pune inspect sal" of
"UI"in"p'Ie lhN"'"atoS ger ''r "ild "
| INV o'' mus "' hf'cN''I
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PROCEEDINGS OF HOUSE.
Some Interesting BiIls-Committce "a
C.rv,. vote for County Officers.

Devotional exercises conducted by Tho
chaplain. Journal Of yesterday read ant
approved.
4 communication from the governor an
nounccd the appointment OF Charles T
Walter of st. J0hnsbury, secretary of civi
and military affairs.
Joint resolution from the Senate. grant
ing the Vermont Historical society the us,
of Representatives hall ON Thursday, Oc
tobor ~. Adopted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-13
HILLS INTRODUCED.

II. l6--Ry Mr.. Papc of Barre city, rolnt-
inn To election of representatives. to the
General Assembly Provides for election
Ihv plurality. and leaves the ballot box
omen IN hye o'clock y. M as th' hoN Tor
let,tc onicor votes now is, 70 commit ee
on elections.
II. l7-By Mr.. Darling of chelsea
amending the law rclAtius 10 the taking
Of land for school purposes. Gives right
OF appeal to county court from selectmen' s
finding of damages judiciary committee
~ NV Nr start of Bake rstield, pro-
,iliug for the revision Of the Vermont
statutes Chiof judge of supreme court
Ia np.oint three commissioners 10 revise
EXISTING sttut,s clerk hire granted
commissioners to receive $40 per day ana
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MORE COMMITTEES

The speaker 0HlouuC'u INV appointment
of the following committee to canvass
votes for county officers;
Addison county Mr.. Fletcher Of Ripton,
Seymour of Leicester Prchle of Hridport.
bennington countv--Mr. Farrar of Ru-
pert. Eontlcy Of Saudeaic, Leisure of
Rcadsboro.
Caledonia county Mi clark Of sutton.
Hoffman of Nho,llck. Park of Lyndon.
Chittonden county Mr. Bailey of Essex,
Billiard of Burlington. Kenyon of West
ford.
Essex county Mr. Ford of Guildhall,
Wnlling of bloomfield, Mclean Of Norton
Franklin countv--Mr. Iadd OF berkshire,
McGinn Of Fairfield, Brown Of Franklin
Grand Isle county MIR. Tudhope OF
North Hero. Wright of South Hero, Par
adv Of Grand Isle.
G.amoille county-Nr. Ainsworth OF Bel
vidcre Gates Of Moiristown, Pierce OF
Watorville.
Orange countv-Nr Hutchinson NJ
i}raintroc, Hanson of Tunbrdue, Tucker
OF Ihoiford.
orleans couutv-Nr LcTaron Of 1fol-
land. Wilcox of Morgan, Joslyn of Brown
ingtou.
Hutl1nd couatv Mir. takway Of West
| Haven Sargent ~ 5, 'Wt Tabor Sykc.
! Of Wells.
WASHINGTON cou,tv Mr. Davis or Dux
| bury Tldcn Of NosourN. Clark Of Eas
Montrcliar
| Wndhnm co'ufv Mr. Pike of S'rattor
Porter of Whtrghan, FIT x Wards
|huro.
/ Windsor county Mr Tildcu of Norwich
/ Marble of Baltimore Coleman o. Weston
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ADOPTED IN CONCURRENCE

a Joint resolution granting use Of Rep
l. scut1tVcs' hall to the Vermont officers
Rctuiou society on the evening Of No
Vcmhcr .
Joint resolution granting the use of
Representatives. han to tho National Re
form association ON November r..
\ joint resolution providing for in
vcsti2Ition Of the expenses of state in
situations by a legislative committee.
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HOUSE AFTERNOON.
LnINr REsOLUTION.

Tho report Of the committee on join
rules was read and adopted.
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ing from March to first Tuesday TN
May Judiciary.
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: 4--Ty senator lsham. Chittrudcn. 10
incorporate tho burlington Probate AND
Fidelity co. Committee on banks. Cap
itd stock $4,000 General trust. probate
anu fidelity business provided for.
5. ll-By Senator Lord. Washington, in
amendment of section i,2l6 Vermont stat
utcs relating to deposits of domestic in
snrancc companies doing foreign business.
Committee on insurance. Extends the
right Of domestic companies to do bust
rcss in other countries by making proper
deposits with officers OF such country.
JOINT RESOLUTION PREsENTED.
l'y Senator rrouty. Orleans. eating ON
thc governor for Information as to tho
reason. for delay IN printing the reports
Of the state officers and commissions ana
the probable time of their distribution.
Adopted on behalf Of Senate,
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
The president announced the appoint
mout Cf the following senators as mem
bows ou hoh1lt of the Senate OF the Joint
standing committees:
on library Senator's Holbrook Of Essex
Eaton of Washington, TdYlor Of Windsor.
ON House of Correction Senator'S James
of Addison. Parker of Franklin, Robinson
Of Grand ISL.
ON industrial administrations I.hain of
Chittondon. Lawrence of Addison, Matti-
son OF Remington.
ON State and court expenses Senators
baldwin Of Orange Mattison Of Bcnning
ton, Taylor of Windsor.
ON inaurauce-SonatoIs Wells Of Mash
mgton, Rowland Of Rutland, stevens of
Chittcnden,
On immigration and industrial matters
Senators Prouty Of Orleans Skinner OF
Orleans. Fullineton of Lamoillc
On game and fisheries Senators Pierce
! of WirJham, Parker of Franklin, Steven.
I of Chittcndcn, Slack of Caledonia, ProutN
of Orleans.
ON public health senator Fish ol
Windsor, SiUipson of Caledonia. CarpCu
ter of Rutland, Burditt of Rutland
, on tcmpcrancc-Sen majors Slack of Gale