F. Vinton was appointed prosecuting attorney for the present
and succeeding terms.
The court then adjourned until tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
Ezra Osborn.
Second Day. -The court met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: The same judges as of yesterday. The clerk, on
motion, produced a bond as sureties for the faithful discharge
of his duties. The same was approved, and he was duly
sworn into office, and the senior associate was directed to
deliver the said bond to the county treasurer.
On motion, it was ordered that license be renewed to James
E. Phelps to keep a house of entertainment at his new dwel-
ling house on his complying with the requisitions of the law.
A notice was duly served on James E. Phelps and Fuller
Elliot, Esqs., associates of the court, by Horatio Strong, senior
associate, to meet at the temporary seat of justice on the
twelfth day of April, instant, for the purpose of appointing a
recorder of the county, according to the law. Ordered by the
court that the clerk within twenty days give notice to the
trustees of each township that they make a selection of grand
and petit jurors, and that they return to him thereof to him
in twenty days thereafter. And he is required to have them
subpoenaed to attend in their respective capacities as jurors
at this place on the first day of next term, by the sheriff. On
motion, ordered that licenses be granted to George Russell
for a ferry across Leading creek where he now keeps it on his
complying with the regulations of the law.
On motion, ordered that license be granted to Elisha Rath-
burn, of Rutland, to solemnize the bonds of matrimony. On
application of James H. Hayman and Alexander Miller
for the appointment of county surveyor, the court was equally
divided and the application laid over until the next term.
Ordered by the court that the clerk pro tem. Use his private
seal for all processes issuing from court until a county seal
