Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-10-10

This matter of State and court expenses has
been the subject of free discussion through
official communication and report ana by the
press for several years past. and critical IN
vcStigiiton has been devoted to it through
officials. special committees and commissions.
and more particularly by the thorough and
anal tical grasp and comprehension OF the
proper remedy for its abuses at the hands OF
your efficient Auditor, which nave resulted III
the foregoing satisfactory exhibit showing
the steady decrease of these various expenses
through the discovery and steady correction
of the many subtle and long standing abuses
That much yet remains to he done IN TINS re-
formatOry process is altogether probable.
Legislation in the right direction 70 this end
can have much to do in the establishment of
we'll rcCtiticd public sentiment against hnwhr-
rantablc cNtraVHgunccS and unlawful cNac-
tion of public servants in connection with the
performance of official duties.
1t will he further observed from the above
table of comparisons that the results show not
only II reduction in court expenses, but also
that the amount of fees and costs collected
have generally and steadily increased IN
amount.
your hands. though extending to the minute
details from which the foregoing results are
summarized. i 50 full of interest that II de
serves to he reproduced here in full that 10y
repetition and in AN increased variety Ol ways
this whole subject of state expenses may he
spread before TIA" public. for their careful
scrutiny of the details which 20 I" max" up
its aggregate.
Report of the Inspector of Finance.
This annual report shows the condition of
the savings banks and Trust companies OF
the State ON ,lln"30h last.
IN view -, v'lItm i'i" "', - nv ~,
I'n> hI'I"iuiI- 'U'l'i" ",''l ~ ~ ''',H ~
lllh' >I"!Ial l,I'l'u'' To- " l"' ny Wy :, d,
ihl"rHliluh "I uiiN ~" ,U',h ivy ,lnN J., az
mama anu I'M" """>' H''I' JUS ''"'"""''"
non may ''IiI'' 49,. ,t
II appears 10y '"'' ,'N'' 'N'l' '"'I' "''
twenty loan ~.'u l-- h'u"-' say u'-0 "l7'''"-
lions and tu-t companies iu d'ilN" business
900 ilI' ~t'''' N4'h ''.''' "' Hil ,'-
I"-h~ -. -i' -.' rug l'''-i.', '-''' 49, "'''' "
amount ;''y.-'.i1.'> ."l"- l' I.-'r." IT,
i'.'''''' ''' .' .t. 49,.
average .I."'l "".."L'" Ul '''l ''ut
'-.'l.i', "' ....i. '.. -''.I.. .- '"." '. .''
rrHNI.I-.
II VIII h' u"'H".' '. .'H.N'' .' ''' ''' BE-
Lucent ami rNu,.~' tN"uaIi.u N'HH-'h'" %.
iur In-l"''"t Cd ''H'.' ''"-' '.' '' ''' ,.,''
- urV">li'l~ |1N H- O." I0'.' ..'"'l eyer --'' Al
'h'il' ."l' '''.' ". ,.'' .. ''
pu~ll, were boo ih' -DNrN Ifu-j ru'HD"Hl'>
which ave mot ".-jf'r'.b 10y Jaw 100 l'
amounts irN"NI.r rom amy one i'I-. '',
W"l" Ii' N'N ''- u.,'''".
crpt from widows. 'I".l-, executions, rlr-
these person, ''l'- t"' 1hN ''n''. Il l'- l"'
which tine savings h''lN WIS PRIMARY lH-
tended .,
ihr recent law rHlI''t'i; Il' ,'N''r> 81 -
NO.W ul TINS ui\luHtl "'I'NI' I" '"N''l"u
has drtItd~'d I.' H"hl'"' -, ,u'"NN i'P''NI
tors, "a result, il, n wei! -l'u ny tln llIII"'
tor, "muSi EiHllAlnE 10 me lll"ll"I'IN "l '"'
most conservative banks.
on All our ShNllEH uillh> 'lit one ms l''>N''
its dividend, ana llla' one l"I me NI''ldl iN'
. son OF atculnulllhlS WIN view, VI ~
p up. These dl\ldcmnlS nave NaIlcu from iuil'
To i've per cent. rms Il IL result hpSl EIHlllA
ing concerning inc surttssiui Hpcr"'i"" "'''