St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-01-17
new STATE EXPENSES
Vermont Paying Expenses of Del
egates Appointed BY the Govern
or to Many National Gatherings.

| governor or the state 10 appoint DEL
egates to different national organI-
zations. This is copy of the reso-
luton:
NO. $40. JOINT RESOLUTION RE-
LATTNG TO DELEGATES.
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representativ
That, whenever it shall seem to
the governor to be for the best in
! terests of the state to appoint del
egate to attend any convention, con-
ference or meeting without the
state, as a representative of this
state or any department thereof, he
may appoint such delegate.
Frank e. Howe,
Speaker of the House Of Representa-
tives.
Leighton p. Slack,
President of the Senate.
Approved Jan. q, 1911.
John A. Mead,
Governor.
Under this resolution Gov. Mead
has made the following appoint
ments:
To American Dairy Cattle Con-
gress, Chicago: F. j. Hobart, West
ford; A. A. Dunklee, Vernon; J. H.
Ward, Townshend; w. R. G. Watson,
Brandon; G. M. Winslow, Brandon;
A. j. Croft, Enosburg; w. w. Hold
en-, Northfield; A. W. Allen, Barre
City; J. G. Morrison, Barre Town;
H. M. Farnham, Montpelier; Frank
Talcott, Williston; Elroy G. Fay,
Jericho; Ernest Hitchcock, PittsfOrd;
A. B. Clapp, Brattleboro; w. G.
Hack, Orwell; w. B. Dodds, North
Hero.
To American Prison Association,
Omaha: Frank H. Tracy, Montpeli-
er; Wilson s. Lowell, Windsor;
Barss, Vergennes; Fred l.. Webster,
Swanton; Newman K Chaffee, Rut-
land; John e. Weeks, Middlebury.
To National Association of State
Librarians, Pasadena, Cal: e. Lee
Whitney, Montpelier.
To Uniform State Laws Commits
sion, Boston: John G. Sargent, Lud-
low; ]. Rolf Searles, ST. Johnsbury;
Orrin S. Annis, North Troy; Mar
celle G. Webber, Rutland; George
B. Young, Newport; Wallace Batch
elder, Bethel; Charles D. Watson,
st. Adams; Ernest J. Waterman,
Brattleboro; Matthew G. Leary,
Burlington; Fred G. Fleetwood,
Morrisville.
National Supervisors of State
Banks, New Orleans: Frank G. Will
liams, Newport.
To Institute of Criminal Law and
Criminology, Boston: Ememtt Nc
Feeters, Enosburg Falls; Frank
H. Tracey, Montpelier; w. w. Rier-
don, Barton; Edward C. Batchelder,
Bennington; Wallace Batchelder,
Bethel.
To U. S. Live Stock Sanitary AS
.sociation, Chicago: Fred L. Davis,
Hartford.
To Lakes to the Gulf Deeper Wat
erways, Chicago: Frank H. Warner,
Cornwall; Edm. HI. Hunt, New Hav-
en-; S. M. Bowles, Woodford; |
Morris D. Coffrin, Groton; B. M.
Bundy, Sutton; HI. s. Peck, Bur-
lington; F. B. Gillett, Richmond; o.
H. Cameron, Norton; Russell
S. Page, Hyde Park; How
ard E. Shaw, Stowe; Ernest A.
Corwin, Chelsea; James F. McLam,
Topsham; Erwin w. Barron, Bar
ton; Robert A. Getchell, Charles
ton; Stoddard B. Bates, Derby; I
Charles T. King, Mt. Tabor; William
M Rowland, Poultney; Erwin S.
Joslin, Waitsdeld; w. J. Boyce,
Waterbury; Joseph G. Martin,
HenryS. Sherwin, Jamai
ca; Marvin J. Howard, London
derry; Justus Dartt, Springfield; A.
A. Martin, Hartland; George H.
Grand Isle.
To International Tax Conference,
Va: L. P. Slack, st.
Johnsbury; ]. E. Cushman, Bur- J
lington.
To National Irrigation Congress,
Chicago: T B. Bronson, Hardwick; I
John H. Mead, West Rutland; !
George G. Bailey, Montpelier; H. B. j
Ward, Danville; w. P Russell, Kir-
by; e. NJ Russell, Shoreham; /. N. /
Chase, Brandon; Gilbert j. Gross,
Bloomington. I
To the third annual Conser- s
vation congress at Kansas City, Sept. /
25-27: Byron H Combs of East t
Berkshire, Austin F. Hawes of Bur- s
ington, Frank D. White of Rutland, {
Iohn w Titcomb of Lyndonville, L. t
;. Balm of Bristol, George H. Soule ]
If Fairfield, w. A. Hanks of Bristol, I
g. G. Norton of Vergennes, M. F. I
Barnes of Addison, L. H. Cook of t
Dandy, E. A. Chittenden Of st. Al
Dans, w. H. Bosworth of Bristol, v
Charles Downer of Sharon. T
Some of the delegates presented Z
,ills for their expenses to the state f
auditor and he referred the matter
o the attorney general who ruled
hat the resolution given above and
section Ala of the Public Statutes T
made it necessary for him to allow y y
uch bills. o
The bills which have been pre- it
ented at the state auditors Office 4
nd allowed are
Expenses