Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-10

name of Hon. Julius L. North ia mentioned,
and meets with q good deal of favor. Mr..
North would certainly be u good choice. The
Judges of the Supreme Court will all be
reelected. As has been already stated, the
election Of State officers will take place on
Tuesday and of the judges on Wednesday.
In the House, this forenoon, on motion OF
Dr. Erwin of Newport, joint resolution
was adopted, providing for the appointment
of committee of two Senators and three
Representatives, who shall determine the
earliest practicable day for adjournment and
report accordingly. There seems to be a de-
termination on part of some of the men,
bers, at least, TO adjourn by the Goth, If pos
sble, and think that a strong effort to that
end will be made. All If the most impor-
tant projects before the Legislature are, as
yet untouched, except by the committees
the taxation of corporations, by which TO
raise the State tax the constitutional
amendments the question of general
taxation; the highway law. All OF these
questions must be considered and discussed
at length and, my own opinion is that the
three weeks and few days stil left before
Thanksgiving will be fully occupied.
Changing nurl,ngton'- southern
Boundary.
Mr.. Roberts has introduced Il bill Oh.
2G2,) to change the southern boundary Of
Rurlipr,o, which was referred to n com.
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ty am told that there is II strong feeling
in Burlington in favor Of making a more
natural southern boundary than now exists.
The bill of Mr.. RoIcrls seeks 10 make
Potash brook the southern boundary, from
its mouth 10 where ii intprSpcts The east line
oil lol' no. loo. IL Wl.l oc s'lnngy u'gvn ny
many vi tuG mos. oi'iA rs VI Du,
inH,o., anu VIII Propaois oc 'oPo''" uP''
faVoraoly'
The study of Alcohol In schools.
9 :, ga, oo, ro,o,,oo T., ,bo s,,dv y,
-" ~ 'e Wv
physiology and hygiene IN the puoic
schools" has at last been ordered to a third
rend,nr in ,bn Unusc ortcr ,hn r,,c,oncp of
g., ia. 1o,,.
vast ue'' Vi oia''il o'' "'" ''O'' II nv"
provides that one or more schools shall be
maintained in each town for the instruction
OF the young IN goou behaVlor' reddih., Wilt-
ing, spelling English grammar, geography,
arithmetic, ce-hand drawing, history and
constitution OF the United States. and e'c-
mentary physiology and hygiene which shall
give special prominence to tue eli, cts OF stiln-
uants and narcotics upon the human SYSTEM
and special instruction shhll be gwen IN the
geography and history, constitution anu prin-
clpits OF government OF Vermont. No iehcE-
cr shall he required to pass an examination
III PHYSIOLOGY anu hygiene ntlofc November
LIST, 1883. The bill was debated at great
length IN the Senate ana has twice before
been discussed in the House. Yesterday nj,
ttfhpon twhth II was taken up Tor the second
lincl alter some discussion, Mr.. Chiids on
Bennington moved to strike out the words
which shall give spec al prominence to The
elects OF s'lnulants ana narcotics upon the
human system, pending which the House adj
iourncd This forenoon, The contest was re-
ncwcd. Mr. PlumleY. Mr.. Noble, Judge
thompson, Rev. Mr.. SheIburnc and Mr.
Priest made strong arguments against the
amendment and MIR. Childs battlcd maniul-
~ in its bthdlf Some unjudclous person