Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
101NT RESOLI,TIONs

REPORT ON MILEAGE AND DE-
BENTURES.
Mr.. Wiley of Waterville submitted
the report Of the committee on mile
axe and debentures and the same was
ordered to lie and be printed.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
II. S35-An act relating to the SUI
preme and county court and the judges
thereof.
II. 622-An act in addition to House
bill No. 335. entitled AN act relating
to the supreme and county courts and
the judges thereof"
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. 61b-Licensing dealers in ever
green trees.
II. officiating to the cutting of
trees and brush in highways
II. Officiating to capital stock Of
the Cornwall Telephone g. Telegraph
company.
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
S. 76--Enabling Bethany Church of
Randolph to hold real estate.
SENATE AMENDMENTS CONQUERED
IN.
III. 176-Relating to discount on
taxes.
II. 215--To improve condition Of iail
in Addison county.
II. 310-Relating to preservation of
public health.
III. officiating to wearing Of
badges.
II. 4so-To fix residence OF married
women.
II. 577-Relating to fences
THIRD READING ORDERED.
u. 155-Relating to pay Of janitor of the
State House.
II, 1910 establish tho boundary line
between Moretown and Middlesex.
| JOINT RESOLUTION.
| Adopted In concurrence. empowering
the joint committee to revise public stat
utes and the joint committee TO investi-
gate accounts of state commissions to sit
during the recess with pay
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
| The two houses met In joint assembly
at eleven O'Clock, pursuant to Joint
resolution to elect judges of the supreme
| and superior courts.
For chief judge OF the supreme court,
Senator Johnson of Orange nominated
John W. Rowel of Randolph and he was
elected by viva voce vote.
For first assistant. Mr.. Gibson Of Brat
tleboro nominated James NJ Tyler of
Brat;leboro. Seconded by Senator's Chase
Of Windham and Mr.. Lavigne of Colches-
ter and Judge Tyler was unanimously
elected by a viva voce vote.
Loveland Munson of Manchester was
nominated for second assistant Judge by
Mr. Archibald of Manchester. He was
! unanimously elected.
For third assistant judge Mr.. Senter VI
Montpelier nominated John II. Watson
of Montpelier, seconded by Mr.. Kerzer
of West Fairlee and Judge Watson was
unanimously elected.
For first judge Of the superior court
Seneca Haselton of Burlington was nomi-
mated by MIR. Grafton. His election was
by a unanimous viva voce vote.
Speaker Cheney nominated George M
Powers of Morrsville for second judge
of the superior court. Unanimously
elected
For third Judge of the superior cour,
w. w. Miles OF Barton was nominated
by Mr. Chase of Greensboro, seconded
by Senator Redneld Of Rutland. Judge
Miles was elected by viva voce vote
The fourth Judge of the superior
court Mr.. Mead of Rutland nominated
E. l.. Waterman of Brattlcboro, second
ed by Mr. Alexander Of Georgia, Sen
ator Moody of Washington, Mr.. Cady OF
Middlebury, Senator Van Patten OF
Chittenden, Senator Chase Of Windham
Tho election was unanimous.
Mr.. Dewart of ST. Adams nominated
A. A Hall of st Adams for fourth
judge of the superior court. Seconded
by Mr.. Cady of Northfield, Mr., Soule O
Alburgh. Mr.. Latham of Milton, Mr.. Nc
Cuen of Vergennes, Mr.. Hulburd o
HYDE Park. Mr.. Scott of Brandon. Mr.
2 Griffith of Poultney Mr.. Post of Iras
burgh, Mr.. Gibson of Brattleboro, Mr.
Fletcher of Cavendish, Mr.. Carr OF st
Johnsbury Mr. Archibald of Manches
ter. Elected unanimously
For sixth Judge OF the superior cour
Mr.. Darling Of Chelsea nominated W
/, II. Taylor of Hardwick. Mr.. Jackson
] Of Barre city nominated Ied S. Stanton
of Ro1bury. MIR. Finn Of Springfield
, nominated w. W. Stickney OF Ludlow
Mr.. Archibald Of Manchester nominated
John II. Senter Of Montpelier
Mr.. TaylOr'S nomination was SecOnu
ed by Senator stafford OF Lamoille, Sen
ator Somers of orleans, Senator Man
ming of Rutland, Senator Holden o
bennington. Senator Delong of Add
son, Mr.. Dewart Of st. Adams city, MI
, Pierce of Hardwick, Bailey of Essex
Griffith of Poultney. Bole OF Coventr.
and Senator Chase of Windham.
Mr.. Stanton's nomination was seconde
bv Mr.. Hatch of Strafford and Mr.. Nc
Cuen of Vergennes.
The nomination Of w. w. Stickney wa
: seconded by Mr.. Noonan of Addison
Cady of Middlebury. Landman OF Lon
donderry and Stafford of Tinmouth.
Mr. Senter's nomination was seconde
by MIR. Kicker of Gorton and Mr.. Soul
Of Fairfield.
The chair appointed as tellcrs: MI
Darling Of Chelsea, Mr.. Jackson of Barr
City, Mr.. Finn Of Springfield and Nj
Archibald Of Manchester
The result OF the vote follows:
Whole number of votes cast. .;
Necessary for choice. ..................I
W. II. Taylor Observation-Disclosures. 80
H. s. Stanton had..,,.............3 IS
w. w. Stickney had.............. rs
J. Il. Senter had.................. 40
scattering ..........................
And there was no election.
The second ballot resulted as follows
Whole number Of votes cast.