Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

We copy the following from an editorial
letter from Montpelier to the ST. Ainars
Msssenoe- go

The state Finances
We copy the following from an editorial
letter from Montpelier to the ST Aibars
Msssenoe- go
MoS1rEL1ER, Oct IL, 1873.
I, brvine been intimated to Us awhile
arc bv A Montpelier gentleman that State
Treasurer Page found MS funds all tied up
bv the National Trust Co, Of New YORK.
during the panic, we have taken pains 70
ir,7uire at feadauarters and arc glad 10 ne
able 10 STATE that II vas TO snch thing 10
heciu win he is TOO good flnancier 70
a. Iut all eggs IN one basket, and AZ tnr
time alludee to, as well IS ali the time, ne
had and mas the principal deposits OF me
Srate's avaiiable funds IN seven dl1isTenI
national banks an Vermont. IN order ihat
the people NAV be Accommodate wlth iir
MONEY To end with, has deposit al 'hA1
time with the trust company ailnaea "a va
very snail. ana was ImmedIEteiy drHNh 9Ul
through one Of the Rutland nank vic
Ind an account with that company ihey
10 not now owe the Treasurer dollar he
did not lose dollar hv them and was not
Kept OHf OF g dollar slngis mHinenl A''F
MS check was presented.
The finances Of the State were never u q
=nunder condition than nov. Inc total IN
debrennes7 is only two hundred ana ninety
two thousand dol.Rrs, and there IS ana Val
be enough on hand Of the nnezpsndsa ap
prupriatiun of last year TO meet Al lhe
honds which mature in "A consequently
no money vii have 70 be voted szve Tor or
dinarv current expenses until lesu- An
other gratifying iac,, and one which SPEAK
volumes n praise OF the credit o. me nlsl-
is that durinr TINS panic, When lAeh We
throwing secur!ties Of all sorts on me HiAi
ke.. on which 70 realize, or OF which 10 gel
rid. the Treasurer mas been able 10 hay Dal
five Thousand dollars Of Vermont o9nu-.
and hsd e. send ~ Baltimore for them
II ber Vermont can show 20 bright imam
cha page as rms i've mean no pun she VII
~ he hss-r IN turning over 4 new ieat.
In this connection the thought OCCURS
tnar tne condition lt all our hangs VII
bea-n verd of comment. Inc newspaper
of RMS mace took occasion 20 speak OF the
linsralitv with which the Montpelier Ma
tisnsI banE supplied as patrons Win cur
-eurv during the TINE when oniN certified
checF= were ooralnanle 10 the eitle-. Inc
nnrice- were extensively copied lntl the
stare exchange. and because tins single
( hank wa selected i1- such mention, some
peopie naturally gained the impression that
Dossihv the Others were no; DONG eq uaAl
Z well Journalists need not De told nov
ruch things sometimes occur, but 10 IS only
! falr IL say aIter investigation. ti4ai 81 tnu
nrlncipa. banks of ermont dla-and some
+ of them Oh much larger scaie-tnc pre-
else thing iJr winch rms one bank wa
r-aiset and IF rms did NOT leave them
currencv wiki which TO 60 10 the cities and
T hrv mo paper a. Is per cent. il j. al the
more eredltanle that they used g. tl7.
means Er meme. tho tIrst katlonal lam
mere. both the banks II 81. Adams and Bur
linrtou. each Of the banks IN Rutland, anu
all others. So Tar as heard from. continue O.
nav dep0sitors and u discount good mer
camille paper al only the usual rates oi ln-
teres. The First National. mere, even accom-
-l-lGt-l 7C-a Il tpe p-i-c-s 20 I''~.
uauE ana enc lI tn1 BANK Ill l-ut.-il-
rather lngu shut I'll, purchased : -t'7
of currency iu the city, ST premium o'
F one per cent
H91d'- familiar line .a Navembsr wsr.
written fly me nrgy shores Of England
but they answered unclmm1u.g vel iH
tins region. daring she Isle darE aul SNOWY
day-
$50 suu-ll moon
morn no noon
80 dawn 1L5s -rl r- i--
80 ssg-la earthly t.r'---
81 distance -luEl.- u-a~-
BE ToAd-L0 street. t.t--r a--- i--- rt-
No END ans r0U
No Irs.catlons where the -fe71alts
Nr TOP o. aus steep4e--
n recon r1ans .-ilr people
Nn-nuria es trr sl1Viu- .rlf-
Na knowing en-
So travel NJ az aii--ul lncaulatlHa
}. rti.r- ~ ere WIZ notion
.Au COLBY land 0r ocean
SO uis.. posi-
from arr foreign e1--i
? SD uars--r1 rlnE-nH anernnuu --lt
81 lsil pans 40 Ie.-l.tt
81 Ua--ll l. ua clugrlL--nl 90 n--.-'.-ll
80 r0-n.0rtllla feel To au5 -luuHer-
NJ zhsde DO zh.le. NO nutfert.e7 nH 'f
ha TRIMS. nc mower nn lsaFss. n0 h
h7r7mne-
Ia Harr ~-e-. iAEs ST. Levi
Mescd1m hes b-ea writing uf -0r o.. Er-
land h4-a very readahie description .
the Horse >i,-s Fam et Sae.u1rH h
make The following Interesting eyrraei.
Beside the horses belonging @. the a--
citation. there are Sevcra. othe-- who pr
boarding. Cn the iarm au1 beng frame
hr M- Fredmore i1r the t-acs- Anon
these ale ;no lItflo mare. hir-T Pear. WI
d is faullla- g. Oh. r1e 11r=eueu lu the state
she is owned hr Col. S. l.. Pear OF boston
and is now q tue shape Near her - On
Blacz -elliug. General. aI-l iamI.Ia- O. 90
teulaut- Of state trar5. lu c1miortan-
box little distance OF -ruoi- the -rl
horse b erm1r- h-r. viii was present @
mos a. the Inst summer contests Iner
IsaIs1 u1aer trimming new horse. bl11leI
chesruul ln ol.1-. owned near the Iurm-an
sid o. have coca promise i1r next year
The ret rlau Ee.liur. Red Jacket. is ais
peri lrIulnE bis W1-E here lie l- anTtnlu
. 1ut handsome Iu c1i1-. nut possesses O rrea
40 81
speed wnen he settle down lie i- said o
nave made nali mic 10 l-l % short um
ago
Among me other COCA oue- DO would h
un,uec NOT o. place Vermont Belle. Ai
Preumure Young mare. she Is coming o
fast and Will stand a good chance o. narr
almost anything m the state next year.
The superintendent VI the farm unde
whose persona. supervision everything 3
done b C. : Predmo-e. a capable ana eff
cieur manager and wei qualified iuug
Of every point likely % come NJ in ID
. breeding of horse. Mr. Predmore mas ha
great opportunities % learn, having bee,
N charge oi Air. y ellsworth s stock tarl
at NaukeEan. H.. bstlre coming mere, al.
also having been Oh company with hl
brother sos Fredm0re. VINO mas beei
g.
driver
Concerning the future Of the stock farm
there should be but one conclusion.
ought o. be a success both as an invest
meut and q benefit Go morse breeders 2.
over the State Inc company We're uui1r
tunate ID losing their best stallion, bot.
Decuniariiy aud with reference g. IN
change Il made necessary ID the blood iron
which they wished % breed but they nav
now IN Bismark and Moodouru Pilot stool
Eetrers. second O. none iu this part ot tut
country I- depends o. large extent oi
farmers who should desire 10 better tneI
breeds whether they viii use these improve.
stations ana 50 help 20 raise the grade o
horses IN the state, or whether they vii
raise colts from the first French pony thai
presents himself, as mas TOO often been rhei
custom
liza CHICAGO BILLIARD IoURsANEyl -
The second game on the evening Of the I5ti
lbs. between { 5as=v and Daily wa hy ia.
the most exciting game Of the tournament
D4ly won the Lead, and IN the sixth innin.
rolled up 80, following it IN the I4th inning
with A.. IN the 39th inning with CO, an,
turning MS frzt ana second 100 point
ahead of baszy. The latter, however
picked up on the 27th inning, followed il
M on the 2sth with 60 Rnd OF the so
with 30 The excitement was intense
throughout, and tine attendance wus thu
largest Of any during the tournament
Cheers were given at every successful shot
0f either contestant On his 39th inning
DAILY turned his fourth hundred, making q
run Of SO, aud Bringing nl- score up o. 35l
whIo nas-v nad only 24- b careful