Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-23

duties Of town superintendentS in regard
to granting teachers certificates is re-
moved, and vested in the assistant super
intendents. In other respects the town
superintendents are to remain and act the
same as now.
The main contention in regard to the
bill is as TO what system of direct super
vision shall best meet the necessities of
schools In Vermont. DR.. Holtons
amendment proposes to treat the matter
by electing aonually in each town a
person who shall constitute one of a
county board of education. They are
to meet the first Tuesday in April
and organize to receive So PEI
diem for actual service rendered, and cX
penses. These county boards OF education
are to elect superv oOrs, who are TO re-
ceive salary of $1,000 Il year. They shall
examine teachers and grant certificates.
The several counties III the State are made
up into districts and district supervisors
are to b elected by the members of the
boards of education resident in such dis
trct. These dlstrc's are to be made up
as follows, and to have the number OF
supervisors a. stated Addison and Chit
tenden, 3 supervisors CALEDONIA, Essex
and Orleans, 4 Franklin and Grand Isle,
2 Rutland and Bennington, WI dSor,
3 Washington, 2 Iamo'lle, | ; Ora ge,
2 Wlndham 2 making % in all, This
Will make pretty equal division of The
schools OF the > ate among the suorr-
visors--the min mum number of scnooIs
falling to a supervisor to oversee belnggS
and the maximum ll6.
The committee on education incline 10
accept the amendment OF Dc HOlton, or
III other ords tney VIII not seriously OPP
pose or object to it, if it finds favor with q
large number of members. Rather than
haz rd the passage of the ! i'll they will
admit the plan IN lieu OF as now provided
III Uhe oIh'
ST. REGIS INDIAN BILL.
THE hearing he fore the snecial connit.
tee on the St. Regis Indian claims was not
concluded Monday niyht and WAS CON
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EXrEDlTING BUSINESS.
The House il showing a commendable
spirit of industry and an inclination to get
along a little faster To thar end q mo
ZION fo come in an honr earlier in the
| morninp was nessed
oLEoMARGAl'lNE'
The House is determined to pass some
! kird of q h,l1 n,obihitin tbasola md ,,on
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| ulaclure OF imitation puuter ana MIX, ana
| spent an hour this afternoon considering
the latest production IN that direction, a
| Dill intended to take the place OF the Oil
killed in the Senate-H. l.
THE cEvATr
Inc JOINT resoI uUlon relating 10 hhai au-
lourhinenO o" eonesoay' November 20
adnnrad Nf ''''>
Ten1noranca--In favor of u ,ee to ,ra-
want sala and oifr of tohocoo tn narsons
updar M vaars of aoa with nronnsals of
amendments, which were agreed to. as
were amendments proposed by Senator
Slmonds ana senator Briggs senator
aa f ~ i o Hs of fG
! to any person The amendment was de-
feated Yeas, 9 !; nay 2l, Senator Bates
moved to amend by making the limit q
instead or IT.. Yeas, 10 nays, ~. On the
/ passage OF The bill the vote stood Yeas,
! - nays, IL.
Finance-In favor of II. Az. TO provide
! for the refundlng of the Indebtedness OF
! the town of Montpeltrr. passed: same. in
| favor of II 415 10 authorize the village of
| Nontpelier to issue bonds to retire in
de t.tedoess. passed: same. in favor of n.
| ogt tn enable the town of s AlbanS IN re-
| fund its indebtedness, passed.
/ II II. to abolish the office of fax com
missioner ,yas taken from th4 tsble. and
the passage of The hiII refused yeas 10
nays II. s a. relating to Anpearances in
divorce ceses was falyen tr6m he tahIa
and passage refused yeas 10 navs "a
| $. 127. relating 10 nav and exnenses Of
! States ATTORNEYS in ce, tain cases was taken
from the table and third reading ordered
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HOusE-MoRNING.
Reports of Committees Education. by
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NAL school 10 l'lo amended 20 as 10 read
1900; ordered TO third reading Wednesday
morning.
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SOnooi'' was '"heH up as epec.a' oi'ei =,
and the question being "Shall the bill
be read the third time ," Mr.. Hale of West
Windsor demanded the veas and n.ve
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.,t, -ut; ulI W wa VI """hlon moved W oluer
tne plil @ 10 ne. ,,-ao,-.-.,. ...-., ...,
n !, tuaisi, ,,,. oa oo"'Ioch opposeu anu
Ihe nl9tIoii 1I was I15t.
MI holloil VI DraCleporo thGusht lhe
house ougnt h9' 10 pass ms Dlil IN view
OF Tue eApreSsed nays " U, Lhe people. Many
LOW ,r us nav t FTte1 , no. we are mere ~ Ine i