Vermont: Records of the Governor and Council of the State of Vermont ...J & J M Poland, 1878 |
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9 o'clock A. M. The Governor act directing act entitled act in addition act laying Adjourned to 9 Butler Cahoon Chittenden Committee of Claims concur in passing concurrence &c considered Resolved Council met agreeably Council met pursuant County directing the Treasurer elect Elias Keyes engrossed bill entitled entitled an act following engrossed bills Gen¹ Assembly Governor & Council House of Representatives house referring House sent House thereon house to refer join from Council joint Committee JONAS GALUSHA laying a tax Leland Lieut Martin Chittenden Messrs militia notify the House o'clock A. M. Olin order to refer pardon passing this bill proposals of amendment pursuant to adjournment read Resolved Recd the bill Recd the petition received Reed relief Resolved to concur revision & concurrence severally read State's prison sum therein mentioned thereupon Resolved Timothy Stanley town Treasurer to pay Vermont voted Wetmore whereupon William Cahoon yeas & nays
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