Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-07
WORK AT TIE CAPITAL
A GREAT MANY BILLS INTRODUCED.
Committee Ucarinrs--Thc Orleans County
shire An Adjournment from To-day
Until Next "Wednesday, to Enable
Members to Vote notes ana
Gossip.


nf nn ypps tn - uuVS Senators Garfield and
Horton Eiyhf were absent. or did NOT
-Sprntnrs \msdcu. RnNtrr. Brew
stor. Carney I1rtrbor Greene Ilr and
Thomp.nn Tho @runtr also PASSED the
hill intrnducrd by Spuutur clark Of Or
,vnIl tn irrnrpnr.,t,. fine Nrrmnut Invest
r,nnt and Gunr,uInn cnnu,rv nr tbut
town
ouitn., share of fine foreman wa. com
su1nrd in fine HONS, over fine biu nffrriug
bn,ntirs for tAr dr,tructinu of unxiors
aninais All sort, OF amendments were
offered and lost some one wanted
bounty upon tlr HilIN oI 'ilr ir''lui PorI
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i'|t ',,I,' n,,,y .Irbn's .n ina ,i,j,i,,t
,,,ny I,.I,,ii,I rhn i,n,,,t, nn ,,,,,n,,.L,i,.,s
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,Io,. tn ,,ot a.. ih,,. thn rI.i,n,mt in,.t
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,i,l,r,it '', a. IMAM, hon. 81 ,
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The Orleans County shire
loc,tinr of tLa sbf,n inf OrInpns cnunty
,,.t,.,,,.,,t,,,, ,,.,,,.,. $3.50, t,,,,.,,.,,. -
wa" went u ""' county ." I"VN''"H "
inspect the claimant towns, returned yes
terdly noon and report having enjoyed Il
LARGE time They went to NrVUurt and
,,.,,.l 1,,,,.,,.,,. .,i,,lt ti,,r, N-,l,o.,l.,,.
p, Ivy
horhI'E lieH went /" parton l'all'ill@'
thence, after a snort stay to lHsburgh.
where they invest gated the court house
and mil induced i'm n luXurious bauuuet
~ thn hntnI nnI hoI - n,,llic hnnri,,,,
t,',, ~, .,''','. '...r,','.,
non James W. simpson ol NFaI'Sp't!'
McsSrS. Chatlcc and ROWcll of Albany,
spoke against removal "Wednesday night
they passed at Barton. where thry had
ano, her public hearing There is undoubt-
eddy good deal of feeling in Orleans
county against the removal of the county
buildings to Newport, although a major
ity of the voters are Disguised with the
accommodations at lrasburgh. The peo-
PIE OF 'raltshuly ana HftGnNhoro threaten
t tii"' !, H." WI, Il ,'''t % VoNi,
cn1intv nn The ,rruuluI lhut Envn",t ig .I
far AWAY If this shouId Inc dnun Orln,,.
coIiutv vould lose one Cnnnfnr and
Inmnillp county wuuld rnin one B,ftm1,
Iordim,r i matinr n sIr,.nnns nfTnrt +"
he thn rnnitnl nf Inc cnnntv II nnl-ns ria
Two ircdntrnyrrtnhlr nnints I'M if il
nearest the ,rco.srnphicnI centre of tLr
rnI,ntv OF any IiIIDyr. and if i also on
The line Of Inc RAILWAY. If i claimed
NV hnth Tr.shur,rb mud Hartap .,,,,lt,,,r
tGnt tho ul,stinn nf removed mi lrrntin,
if rrmovnl shouid he decided rnnn shnuii
Inc left to thn uronlr If thn rnrntv vLn
are the most Interested If 1rvhndy
curinus nhnsr nf inc whole cn,,irn,.,.rsv il
The iralnusy which Barton village cy-
hibits of Barton Landing. The leading
nlhi'pI'an ,.i vi we hug now Oppose re-
.trnnnn,,SIv ,ivncntod II Lo,.,ii.n tI,,,i ,,,.
afraid that the Landing may RET the
buildings. The committee held another
meeting at which most OF tEt members
iioi'i oile'''S county presenter 'ie'r IL" >
committee hearings
The committee ON railroads sat together
IN the senate chamber, last evening, and
heard the views OF gentlemen upon Scna-
tor IIoton's bill to establish Il railroad
commissioner and uuon Senator Iobson's
hin in rarord tn tba 1oc,tinn of roilrnod
" - ~
uepplS' Governor Hh'lth addressed theln
upOn the railroad commission bill.
Tie committees on education Will give Il
public hearing on the evenings of the nth
and Eth on November upon the bills re
lating to schools, text books, etc, which
have been referred to them.
The Senate and House have adopted
resolutions appointing Il committee OF
three Senators and seven Representatives
TO investigate the affairs of the Benning-
ton Battle Monument association.
The committee on highways and bridges
of the Senate, and of highways, bridges
and ferries of the House, have been direct
ed to proceed to the site of the proposed
bridge from North Hero to Alburgh for III
specton of the premises.
u,rh-Wire Eencas
very lllll nearing was hau before the
committees on agriculture of the House
and Senate in Joint session. Yesterday and
tbo dnv hafora i'm raorord to horh- ,,ir.
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fences MI DouSl''S Vi hi'lIlS aScha'r
man interrogated those appearing to ties
my III REGARD W IT, very lullS anu tlc gen
er"' 'e''.llonS E'lTh was III i"No, Vi lii'
ieilCe None VI ."''o quG''io'l',' O'. u,
fo o,te any nr ro' c"Ct,,cted Wn.t 'i'
them thournt any board or rail above IN,
wire would increase whatever danger
there is, because stock would be liable t
jump upon the poaru OF rail ana oreak
mus lettlnS tle en- upon the WIZ. !.
inc opinion III vi. DouSlaS anu the com
mlttee geheIallS Vhilu the plllS -, H'ahhG !
Top DDtlIu OF run HeCtSSdIy Will lloI D