The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-10-27

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bill az not necessary because of exist
ing law Mr.. Fits of Brattlbeoro
said this bill was in conformity with
the national regulations, ordered to
lie. special order tor Wednesday next
at 1890 a. m.
Joint Assembly. To elect judges
and certain other State officers. For
chief judge of the Supreme Court,
Morse of Randolph nominated John
W. Rowell of Randolph. Elected
| viva voce
For first associate Judge, Senator
Pierce of Windham nominated James
M. Tyler of Brattleboro Elected
| viva vooe.
For second associate judge, Archi-
| bald of Manchester nominated Love-
land Munson of Manchester. Elected
viva voce.
For third associate judge, Henry r.
Start of Bakersfield, was nominated
by O'Sullivan of St. Albsns Elected
viva vooe.
For fourth associate judge, Sena-
tor Lord of Washington, nominated
John H. Watson of Montpelier. Elect
ed viva voice.
For fifth associate judge, Bullard
| of Burlington, nominated Seneca
Haselton of Burlington. Elected
viva voce.
For sixth associate judge, Waite of
Hyde Park, nominated George M.
Powers of Morrstown. Elected viva
voce.
For State Superintendent of Gduca-
nominated Walter E. Ranger of Mont
pelier. Elected viva voce.
For sergeant-at-arm Senator Lord
of Montpelier, nominated James W.
BRICK of Montpelier. Elected viva
voce.
For adjutant and inspector quarter
master general, Dartt of Springfield,
nominated William H. Gilmore Of
Fairlee. ELECTED viva voce.
For judge advocate general, Fits
of Brattleboro, nominated Nathan G.
| Williams of Rockingham. Elected
viva voce.
For trustees of University of Ver-
mont, Graves OF Bennington, nomi-
mated John G.. Mccullough of Ben
nington. Elected viva voce. Senator
Stevens of Chittenden, nominated
Csssus Peck elected. Mr.. Hutchin-
son of Enosburgh nominated Gardner
S Fasset of Enosburgh. Elected.
The joint assembly then dissolved.
Bills Introduced H 1870, by
Blanchard of Newport, amending Sec.
1890, V. S., providing for laying
county tax, Increases tax that may
be raised by judges from one cent to
two cents.
Fl. 1871, by Peet of Shelburne, regu-
latng f-hing in Shelburne pond
H. 1872 by Slade of Rutland town,
amending charter Of village of Proc
| tor
H 1873, by Billiard of Burlington,
enlarging the power of married
women; judiciary. Married women
not to become surety for husband ex-
cept by mortgage. Restricts her con-
veyance of real estate
H. 1874, by Atkins of Westmore, to
protect shade trees; a tree warden to
be elected in each town; he may APP
point deputies and with them hare
care and control of all public shade
trees except those within the jurisdio-
tion of park commissioners, Towns
may appropriate not TO exceed fifty
cents per Notable poll, to be ex-
pended bv the warden in care of trees.
Appropriations may be made for ex-
terminating insect pests. Wanton
injury to trees is made punishable by
fines.
II. 1876, by Waterhouse of Sails
bury, regulating fishing through the
ice of Lake Dunore
H. 1876, by Daley of Hartford,
amending charter of White River
Aqueduct Go.
H. 1877, by Stratton of Montpelier,
to pay John Hill the sum named.
Petition, by Gates of Morristown, by
request, opposed to capital punish
ment
Adjourned.
SENATE.-MORNING.
Friday, Oct. 81.