Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

e 50 as to make the salary Of the adjutant an(
inspector general, $3.50, with no assistan
adJntant general
Mr.. Dillingham;, Of Waterbury, interro
gated the committee as to the duties of the
ofhce and the amount Of labor required to bt
performed by that tihcer.
Mr.. Franklin, of Newfane, for the com
, mltIee. explained the amount of time and
labor required IN the duties of the Offices.
and further explained that all the iniorma-
ton In regard 10 soldiers records must be
obtained IRON this ofice. as the national
government refused any information of that
kind.
Mr.. Abel, of West Haven, insisted that
there Is great decrease in the number Of
the claims from soldiers requiring informa-
tlon from the adjutant-general's Office, and
there mnst be great decrease in the labcrs
OF the office. lie was in favor of the amend
ment proposed by Mr. Swain
Mr.. Sheldon, Of Rutland, said he had
spent considerable time in the adjutant-
generals office since he came to Montpelier,
and be had found that his labors were very
great, and were nos decreasing. but were
increasing on account of the refusal of the
general government to furnish any inlor-
nation to the soldiers. The salary of this
othcer Is much les than in any other State,
and he was opposed 70 the amendment
Mr. French, Of Woodstock. inquired if
the adlutant general charged any fees for
certificates furnished to soldiers?
Mr.. Franklin. tf New fame. replied that
1t appeared to the committee that he did
not,
Mr. French. said he had understood that
fees were charged Tor certificates. but he
would not question the inf rmati0n given
by the Committee. lie had understood from
military men tha. the salary Was altogether
too large.
The question being ia the amendment
proposed by Mr.. Swain. II was agreed to-
Mr.. Swain then moved to iurth,r amend
so a. To fix the salary OF the quarter-master
general al $500 instead Of $3.50 as in the
bill ; agre. q 10.
Mr. French, ol Woodstock moved to fur
ther amend hy acding a section to repeal
that para OF section four which allows
salary 10 the assistant adjutant general
which was agreed to. The l..l vas then
| ordered to third reading.
REPORTS.
From anmit:ee on judiciary ia favor OF
> -, relating 10 exceptions IN the county
court third reading ordered.
From committee on agriculture in favor Of
il .l2l, concerning dogs for the protection OF
sheep and ether animals wiki rropo,alsoi
amendment repeating the taxation on dogs. /
winch vas agreed 10; ; third leading ordered
From committee "a favor Oi Il. 20. LAYING
tax On the county Of L4mo..le. vita pro-
p1sal Of Amendment reducing tx 70 tour
cents, which was agreed To-, read tAiIl
time and passed.
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