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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
LEGAL BUSINESS.
The Record 81 business Done In Five
C,urts Yesfsraay.

The Record 81 BusIness Done In Five
Courts Yesferaay.
UeI-gD ~r,rzs Disrzfcr-Unitsd States
vs Ronrr h4Ig.t iullc'el Tor forging .
pension c4t.d tred ana acquitted. United
states SIS Nyra Oryis. ind cfe1 f.r sendfg
an obscene -ltsr through tie mails. arraign-
"a and esIsd mot kiilty, ease continued
for TIE -el-s
JvrsD SrArTs CIRcCIr- United States -
Joseph -. Champagne et al. fried iOg taxing
unn-- rom Unilel states lands, Judgment
Tor s.tl
s.rir-Rachsl Smiih VS. Reuben M
oolnsm, summary proceeding. on trisi
Mrs. J. Cunningham Vs. VIM e.. Smifu.
veflicl Tor DlsinuI SOS a. Ia the matter
q the estate OF Daniel Nugsnt. deceased,
appeal of Emauue Nusent order aismi-sius
TerrOn Of J-mes y Nggent.
Cn LAll-4f a. ~ 81
-rerafra-rhs People vs. Wm II. Com
~. eei..F ssssalt. pou1ent admitted ID
tsii 10 Toe sun oi $50. 70 appear December
s ior .rai.
PesetlE-fs.ate Of John Mcmillan. de-
cea-sl -eperi ni sac ~ real estate iiisd aud
Cculrmel k-t.is o. Elizabeth A.. ecrt.
order showing claims aud secree for the
pay meat hcreni. executors urst annl4l aC-
count n.et. Estate of James >. Reynolds.
deceased. petition for appointing sn admin
isfrstor l.ed. hearing January l. Estate Of
Hannah Wsyne. deceased order silCU;Ig :
A. q ia isEfalrixs final accsunt and discharz
inS her Estate 0t Eliot C.. Wiuchesrer. lie
ces.sS, order slloS!ng e1ecutrix's aual sc
count, diS.r outing 10. estate. ana disCdarg
ing her Estate OF Fred NJ. Lesven worth.
deceased. Or7er granting edalnistrstor
lcense 20 sell real estate. Estate oi Lor-
EMO Bus. deceased. appraisers warrant
end inventory h'ei, order for hearing
t.si ms oe:Ors tie Court June :. Estate Of
Dels Hendrix BOuma. deceased order a.
lowing Gains aud decrseing payment "a
tsts ~ Eras'us " Norton deceased psfi-
licn "a for nc snse ID sell real estate; hear
re- January 7.
Totlcr-Wm. Van Devils. drunk. com
u,ttrc Tor fourteen cavs l0serh Moss.
cisera - Sc ourn,d % Dsc' nhsr )o a
Joan su1 Jesse p soj ..scrfrrls Vers- rs
seiauruei % December 80 ~ a o.. S.Ziea
Ms sssar.f 80 ca sry. sdloufned 70 ss-
rfrlbe- - iNa d Hsurv uSs.asr lrusD~v
~ 1Grusa 60 December i5 leA ~. James
fhSmpscr ard Nn4 ssr7 arceny 80
enrnsd 3D. ysce1 osr - ioa m G.. T
rerxusoo. lss0n ous eEt-Y aa urns1 - D.
rsrl Ger ts tus m rs-v rTs- keeri1g
house ol li.. ARE sfilurns1 'o December
lu e. n. Altert Green. -aI~or ~ren c0 SUR
fsF. adjourned 81 Neeem 1er t. % 8. m
On lrrTli ss~ keeping house II ur
fame. on trial
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

TCREferFD ROOMS TO RENT WITH OR
/ ul. 4t ,DArd ctntra. location private AN
U.S.. 4 4 t.sA Is e.. Box b. Telegram oiice. a
DLFk5ANf ROOMS WITH BOARD AT Is4
%.rh Df4-..o1 So 81
TOR T-fUaNIsHFD ROOMS. WITH or
r stlos. board. .n Il desirable fat. two min
..e' -.s rom pCsr0dCe Enquire az Dunton 5
"a =. ste "A ce "a
t'og EENT-NfW AND HANDSOMELY FUR
1 nl.usi OF nniuuished rooms. single or in
suife 81 sec+Crn slNtnieuces. references ex
charged ia5 Ly0G-stg. Sl6
Ter gFNI FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
ais modern conveniences, heat ana ga st go
b1~tNica 80. Isstf
TC RTST-TWO FRONT OFFICE ROOMS TO
\ Irat .hree suiie, of living rooms 1is0 two
newly furnished rooms to reat. all with steam
hcaf. Jls ol he o--t locations. Inquire az room
10 D.. im-Len hiocs. - NOnrOe-st 343
EOR kFNT-F RNf-HED Rooms STEAM
{ heated. ard furnished rooms cor light house
keeping. Apply al room llS, New Houseman
block. Dec l5d
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

UASfsD IsasLhf sALsSsAN. 4
y 20 nsa 10 a.ssss~ s-zf Msi2s<, esf-
eeat Ger 4r.- sza ta.as.l .-ssfs Z -
a11e sea. sd 4ea-f olgk- -
lEAsffu-A srEA9akAPHkA And ffTf
- Er-er e.s 4-s.ls a. -aslf- --eHs q tASf
osa prs.sf.r- AFaf =. EooD a. = Casa :.
VrkNFEl-t rsRPEN1zRS At y PKs DAa.
~ ieaL.1 e. .st lsff Bel. go ss.ieis'fsf
-s rsrl-a. E a. sfa a a "a iu s-s- ~
f4ia-ss Ca st 1nre see So.
fL4, yaels a. 1s-s5. k.4J-4s "a .41 - Hes-o-
txANIKD I4,fxnIATFTY - TfN AZ,
~ tas -.rsu 30 E-r Apply - A-.--@.a
30. Aeta ssrs8 - Ee4rist 80
alrANIf pa AAN 10 AcI A. sAfkkAA>
- 30 -xverlelle Hrf etszlf- tVftas1S4t -
-.t.1n s4s4.sst al --i "a e4-ss q
Sac Az-s i4sl ,l- tecisiire
.I.lIiFr Ul-stre retssFQ. Alit@7s nroHu nt~-.
s-rFuen -lIsStg lL ~
"a ANrsI-rso MfN CF GOD Al RksS
- re- efy ners. .Ppiy a. ~ : biti. . -
Fox. Ak4& 80
fEANIEp-A LlfE CAkNASsEk WANTED
~ ga .I~lttis Hla-llas. usw slecla-ty. s-s
asy " iiEht Fats q. 4. ieil5. loid"s ale.
ls-kk krs1-sV fSEk1 EIlc IEMPERAlE
ff usa ..l lolse w--n rev
Ir- eat I'D travelling eIPer,rs
fst. ftaaa.. sssiuon 20 rgat F.rty. k4sa
A.Is CO., E.....l. 81 As
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

r--Tsszz5=z. LARGE FARM DEVOTED TO
49, ~ boAEn4r0 HORSES tsIeiai
81. fsueu hired 10 feed AID r4lfr regular s.
> AZ aur~as 80 ouf - exc gcise every day
5ASaf sz-sffe weather viii permit Aaru for
stalls. Nilboa Ilo ior peI week extra Ilenty
81 ne e. tmotiy bay ,i srrcs 90 pasture 0eua
for printed form showlug Ela o. receipt sif en- ior
each horse taken Enoulre a. -he once VI The
Ant SlSou mr Company 81 Aur a. Norin bivl
sion-St OF - ephone my residence. 70 30. where
! have msn no viii tase homes auy tne sud
send hem 10 Tie farm. N. =. Gil. hiH-
nON'T fORGEr THAT TfgE GRAND RAPIDS
~ Business lnivenity and NoyinA school has
been located iu orose Park, ana that property
there y. II surely advance IN yaiuo. , or a snort
lme We Will sell lots - The old price, W ana
S301 small rey nents down. Cnss =. Psrish,
Room sS, Wicdieomb huildiug.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

Notice is hereby given that the Office of the
Collector i0f tie second Nard viii be neid 81 10.
81 M0nIos stree auc that The tax roll for said
ward b. the nauds Of the undersigned 'or
collection ard that ne VIII attend et his ssh oice
until and including the 10 Gay oi January, after
the irst publication 81 this notice rom clock
& UNI. = O'Clock ? n. for the purpose OF re-
ceiving t4yc-.
Dated Grand Rapids Dec l. 1855.
y j. DOORNINk,
(nllralnr second Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
slfnntLonsiycnted--Male.

VfrANTFD-Bf A IorNG ENERGETIC BCSi-
~ n-s ual from fsrF.l.t emp cymeut N
some mercantile or u -llta c. < este blsameut
s rofrrspou. .ui. bower ur salesman. has had
il -f.i seaTs e-pe i~uCe IN Defc sutiis lite. Can
i-fs "a ahout $50 safit4l u necessary. best
.tf nE.s -isrrl Adj css busint2s. care v alley
G.f. AH lag 'calnsnr t.tr 40
IOCSG MARRIED Man DEsIREs A POSI-
4 tl1u =, cie-r. "a man, or In any simiar
caascitv city Cr country, writes plain. iesinle
hlud. B. O. good eorro. lOn1eut. quick and correct
/. leure.. steady --d oI good address Address
K. s.. BOX s .tiez ezEz4a-ii ald Orlcc. 5S
STU AIIoN WANTED A MARRIED Man
= IS yesfs ot age. p ace IS nigh tWa'ch. Best
Of city reference. ADDRESS W. NJ. Gable. ~
shaw muf-aSe Sii
tNARR.Ep NAN WANTS POSITION As
1 q trk u riaii grocery store o general mer
Caan tiSe. reiercaces given rom iorner employ
ei Adire>s e. H. r.. 90 WaterlOo-st 33
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
Eirs, Ward coiiecto,'s Notice.

Notice il hereby given. that the office OF the
Collector scr he flrst Wsrd vii he hello az No. ,
Grsudvliie avenue and that the tax roll fOr said
ward = BOW al he hands of The undersigned Tor
collection and that he will attend AZ bis said
OtlCe until and including he 10th dsg Of Jan
parv n1e- the rst FtiDl cation Of this notice from
Sociocx n. m. lun e. clock p. NJ, Tor the pur-
rose 81 receiving .aZes
Dsled Grand RAPIDS Dec. 7. 1888
HENRY HOCKSEMA.
Collector First Ward
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
For R>Tif--HOsS

II DU~E To EENT-ON CHERRY. BETWEEN
III Ifgrfve and Jefferson -ve Fnquire Of &.
r.. ReniIetco Gt Berkey & Gay Furniture Com
pany's store Si5
HOE EdNr-A HOUSE WITH NINE ROOMS,
l0cstef tree blocks frOui the post0ftice: new
" p1rcrs anl painted inside AMI ont; cOnven
irli .'r op4T Ing Apply 20 rand Rapids Loan
0fce. -o-a.r lf 'Pssrl aa.i Ouawa-sts s48
COe RENT-S.CE NEW HOUSE, ONE BLOCK
ir0l street csr i0r ST., pa O; ouse On Hsll-
80 for <. fwC irufMents Of fOOrs ca n o. OF
fswas- tor s. -lce lsrge house. az Jenel scp-avc.
- PSF. 90 uolss % WsSit y-sve. s.. aoi.,et and
a,s -1r sale ts 4 parts 30 ire c;iy. money Ian
Cr feil ---st. -e.lrtg Va Il Giieevt 100 OF
taVs--t oNfe ai.- Ao,ss Jh Crane 83
IUf gtNT-rT PER STORY OF ELEGANT
I rev torse 50 20 Ncstl--sVc. ffih house
ess. O., rssf 80. We large rooms closets sud
p.Gt-r rrt cheap ErgUB3 o. tie prem iSes,
80 sree lc- b g. 4 litecu roor1& No 20
a. st.. a. modern improvements Z. "
Iurt a.
UnR RENT s MAT LITTLE HOrsE. COZ
ner ~ ~a-es and Fni-Dsn<s - Reasonable
rst-. e. az Lrrn 1p-se. ~ ~suroesi. 40
T-Cs REHI-A HOlsr. 800 ,CMhFR ST. TEN
1 minutes vs.s tran sweets hotel fight
r1Clls r.. an rltrT Enquire Cummings 4
fae - -ostl ial.a-st- @lfii
TOR trTr aElfE HOUSE WITH RARS
an- trrr r. isrd i- sood r7--ftcL oi
rors n $50 .tcr. sf.. '+fwtcn H & snd Alpine
srf -tt place Tta Or without ianI. .e'r
a~'-p- ~
fTCf SYST Hs-F WITH BARN AND :
J acre. -+ sra o Ncrft = west 80 \ i0ins-svc.
anf 1s r.ru fhor0.-r- ia-.i .led sad seedet
es- f-1t -'ale with 0i vfthou- 'srr
asr ErrrlsorvfIIr. pposife mg act y
Iasrt-re Wa Harrison. %
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

Notice f. hereby given that the oH. of the
Collector for th- Fiftn Ward wi be he'd at No
50 = ainfie dave. & II ~sunders store s9u that
he FAX JOll or slid ward now lD ,he hands of
the undersigned fos collection. and THAI ne viii
attend 81 hisssaid oaice .utn md including lie
10th day OF January aiter fhe i1si ..slllcsto1 OF
this notice. from : o cock N-1 O'Clock
2 IN. FOR the purpose Of receiving tsxes
Dated Grand kap plds. Dec ]. l.'S
VILLAS : DrSN.
(nl-.-- o. Elr-L VIZ
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

Notice is hereby gwen tna' he Ole, OF he
Collector for The SIKH ward wlh te lelc - ~
81 West Le0rGfd ST.. aid That ths AK rul
TO- said wnrl naw in fhe hands Of the
undersigned for col ectIon snt tanf re will
attend ~ n'ssnii ofc u0lf arc .u ding TIE
0fa dsy 81 Jsnusv rtfef lie first publication ~
this notice f-om o.e.oor m. uuft o. clock
3. rl. for fhe purpose q receiving axes
Dated Grand l.1rilE Nr. --f
joins Hg0G RGfDT,
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
Fourth Ward Collector S Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that the ofhce of the
Collector for the Fourth MAID viii be neld at
- Court block and that the tax tou f1r
said ward is noa iu the bands o. The undersigned
fsr collection ~ that te w.'i a,terI af his sid
Office until and inc.Vdine the lTD day ot January,
alter the fret publication Of This notice. rom ;
o'clock a Until ) y clock p 10, for me purpose
ol olTeceivins HNes
Dated Grand Rs7jds, Nov o. 1855
CHARLES 4. ROBINSON,
Callaefor Fourti MAID
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

ThI~d Ward LoIIeC'7T NOTICE..
Notics - hereby given that the Office of the
Collector for the inird ard viii b e ? at So..
as and 81 ~onfn Diyis0n-st and that the AK
roll Tor ssid ~srd : 10. iu the hands OF The
under gnsd for collec, on and that 1e VII az
tend 20 his said Office unfi and including the l0th
day OF January. sfer the frsl publication Of this
notice from O'Clock ul. until S cock p m.
for the purpose OF receiving taxes
Dated Grand Rapids Dec !, ioso.
B5.eT ENA,
Colfect0- Third Ward
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
.Sifunfjons Wrnted-Fennale.


ArANrED-sITUATiON BY LADY * NEAT
~ ar pastry cooking. afteen years experience.
lal 0r acIr-ss sl2 Crrfer-st city gls
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

tarAN4tu- AL GIRLS OFT OF WORK WILL
~ Hnf sea1 riares - calling a. tne Lao r.
..lars .la 4aser t-ocE 81
4rAN4cu-A eoDu SECOND GIRI- APFLf
~ af once 20 li. jefrr-oa sse. Ht
N4rANEa8 lHHADfAILlt taO hIs--class
~ dllug rooa girls 81 L;yings.0u's restaur-
sat 81 ana 81 sou - As
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

WANTED "a eFNrlExAN OF ABILITY
" 49, .oet 40 sfss, . 49, - elil sse4l ~
10 izts 1I aapF5 Ie.te Aeeleas 4 r.
la. Gee -
"A rA-a ~" -fA at't.''
~ ~ l..I ss.rs sIl- 4-xtrAl> "a. hrs "e-k klt
teel1 r-fsf4 rrt.s =. o.nrl - is piopsrtI2s
fasIre ard prIs1aEr4l nusi1ess 4eer
sAits Rel craskd nefrr ottsrs sof t-isc o.
etleF >sie cNss .zaiss ae afe uot fsfe sea ~
.le -@te fqel AiplDs cefe COlaFsny ,iAsi.ns't
ollo . "a 4ce
l6ENTs wANTTp-LADIEs OK oINllf-
4 aieu 90 Eoos sllcresa Tor c'ty or CO..
trade Esnicaikf. ffee lsI 90 acdress rnts
Supply couil. 40 Fs4rl- = -a
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

a. rf....f az sf.. tftrttf 4ffft
-. p,--..l fEo-~ - g4fr.5f
r.
e.tt1 tefIts sA4tt-Af .tt
Aief e@m'l -stea'-f'.s afe1 3 Tor
sc1sa 80 -e- siaif -4tt-- 80 A-..'4f
seei--i .- .- '7---fs ef t-s fss-s'
Rata i'ss -a-.1 ~i' -ss'- '--
lasiil--'s. iaanf4 tle s'' .r1'e 80 go
pi@in 'n.t ne aa''-''a 'a0~'1 Aa'' Us"
fsHe'f-a i-e't'if nc Country ,.s-' 30
the 20 i-7 fas 20 <Ai'el 'N.' 80
ssne io aptAsi'- . a'- 'F'
no~sfs' .a re ssai's = '-e s7-''-'
Ia de's.'1.-i i-es 'loel4 D' 10 -7.-t
u aea @taf US is7a7s os tls ''7ss'
an4 i-s %. 1s-t ol Indemnify 70 ne
c~eefa, rat ~ ,ar ts steps 80
shat direction laf- ossa P-l.iiJ
sio*. tat iAs e'A-ii.'A % tD1'-'
- f-'%.A.f sissfs fs'A'n< '' .-7'
iafa.-4faI I'D .."Iur tFa AIsF e.l Ual
.,t,,.. ~,a.. ..s tnsr...a ...t s,a. -.-
.,se,..l .....f ft.e e.a.seh-s say that
a.. 4.....s -.t.. D-,.rtn-.f -, Pr
from ...r..,..s Ell. law .ssoss, d. sss
p..e... f...ts ~ ava contrary
g. .,.l .....s,.. ., .h.. ,n,-4.~ .s lh.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
Manufactures Attention !


or rsrusrr lses fbs Er.s Fsftorr E1lns
fotf f9-r STORES nfrt n.rIr n fha -sfkfT tsT
. .--Ifr.-e s. stte-- ~ 80 Fee -iae fef.s Frf
rec ooo1rfasf 81 ftft r1r psrr Efsi ~stcf
~ rsr ~ ans isefgrT he es7.Gi
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

HURST CfAsS BOARDING AT a VALik
4 flf,l clss, meals. Ctii ana see.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

T'oP RF-T- -OVrH.IF OF Tuf STORE
SO. - 'srs.si- for particulars enquifs ~
q A ffrviB i3sH
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-12-03
Letter From China.
Honq Kong, Oct. I6, 1888.

Dear Monitor, The last time |
wrote you, the European inhabitants
in Hong Kong were principally occu-
pied in the vain attempt to keep cool.
and the writer was longing for Arc
tic scenery, with an intensity that
YOU sswot not of Now all this IS
changed. The weather is warm, but
no longer hot. The steady winds
that always blow at this time of year
have delightful freshness that
causes one to take some interest in
life, and he desires to have his days
prolonged indefinitely. The typhoon
season is nearly past. Iyphoons
are so very erratic and uncertain in
their movements that one can never
tell what they will do or where they
will go when they start out on
their rotary ramblings- A few weeks
ago one of these unwelcome visitors
from down Manila way, started for
Hong Kong with the apparent inten-
ton of playing game of ten-pins
with the shipping. The latter re-
sponded to the invitation by seeking
shelter in protected inlet behind an
! island on the other side of the har-
Dor. The typhoon approached to
within few miles, viewed the de-
serted appearance of the harbor with
sinister aspect, ''monkeyed'' around
for two days, and then suddenly
started off for Formosa in evident
disgust, greatly to the relief of the
Hong Kong community.
| haven't resided in China long
enough to lose interest in the, to me,
strange customs of the people. I
scarcely ever walk about the city but
| see something new which attracts
nv attention. Last month the Chi
nese held a festival in honor of the
ssQueen of Heaven" known as the
ssMoon Cake celebration. The
s'chin chin jossing" of the moon was
kept up by the usual display of lam
tern illumination, and | was we'll re-
paid for walking through the laby-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-12-03
Not to Go.

The effort to set Greensboro into
Caledonia county by act of the legis-
lature failed in the House, where a
bill for that purpose was introduced
early in the session. Mr.. Tolman,
member from Greensboro, worked
faithfully for the measure, but there
is always a feeling in the Legislature
that it is dangerous, if not an un-
wise thing, to change towns, shlres,
and 10 change county lines. Green's
boro, through the unfortunate result
of the long contest and change of
shire in this county, is situated so
far away from the shire that the ex-
pense and inconvenience of attending
courts are such that quite portion
a large majority-of the citizens of
that town feel that they could be bet
ter convenienced with their shire at
ST. Johnsbury, than III Newport.
Others desire to stay in the old coun-
ty. We have always been of the
opinion that the expenses arising
from such court business as Green's
boro has are less in this county than
they would be in Caledonia county.
On the side of convenience, there are
certainly many times when it would
be more convenient for the majority
of the people to 60 to st. Johnsbury.
But there is no need of argument now.
This county, perhaps. partly from
selfshness, desires to keep Green's
boro in the sisterhood of towns.
There are friendship ties, political af-
filiations and business relations with
that town, that are and have been
pleasant, and the county will never
look favorably on any attempt to
sever the kind relations existing. We
hope in the future, ,as in the few years
past, the Probate Court may be held
in the south part of the county at
such convenient times as will accom-
modate the friends in Greensboro,
and that the mileage fees at county
courts may be so reckoned as to nit
igate, in a measure, the trouble of
going a long distance, by team, and
a much longer distance via St.Johns-
bury, when that is necessary, by rail.
Now. good people of Greensboro, be
content, if you can, and settle down
with the thought that your friends in
this county love you so well that they
will not let you 60.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-12-03

1 tried to fall against him as l was
going in, so could knock him down
in self-defense, but he was very spyr,
so much so that | merely fell Gown
over the place where he first stood.
This disgusted me so much that !
went up stairs and ''turned in" My
thoughts that night toward the shea
then Chinee" were not thoughts of
charity, l assure you.
Trusting that this will find you all
enjoying your Thanksgiving turkey,
pumpkin pie ,and all the other tiXings
of tie occasion, prepared in that sa-
vory style peculiar to the New Eng
land housekeeper only.
remain with many kind thoughts,
Faithfully yours.
VERMONT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-12-03
The Legislature.

The bill for suppressing "bucket
shops" has become q law.
The Pitkin high license bill had
some friends. The passage of the
bill was refused by 81 yeas and 149
nays. Two years ago the high license
bill received only 10 votes in the
House.
The Rutland Herald has the fol-
lowing: sit is not thought there is
such change in public opinion to-
ward high license as this vote would
seem to indicate. The local-option
law clause, allowing prohibition in
towns where public sentiment de-
mands and would enforce a prohib-
itory law, was strong point in the
Pitkin bill, and gained the support
of a good number of temperance
men who would not have voted for
the bill without such provision"
That Grand Isle Bridge trade by
which the bill was reconsidered and
finally passed by only one majority
was slim. An appropriation of such
an amount obtained in such a way
is a discredit to the State of Vermont.
The Governor sent in his appoint
ments for Railroad Commissioners
and they were confirmed under sus-
pension OF the rules without laying
over "A hours. They were as fol-
lows S. E. Pingree, E. j. Ormsbee
and I. c.. Fletcher. Two of these
gentlemen are members of the old
board, Mr.. Ormsbee taking the place
of Mr.. Clark.
The school bill was taken up and
amended by reducing the salary of
state superintendent from $1,000 to
$500; and an effort was made to
reduce the salaries of the county
supervisors from $1,000 to $1,000,
but after considerable discussion this
amendment was voted down. The
bill then passed the House by a vote
of 129 to 81.
| The University at Burlington gets
! S24O0 a year until 1892. This is
/ called benefit for the farmers. If
/ the bill had been called t'Benefit for
the teachers it would have been
more appropriate.
! The senate in executive session.
confirmed the governors appoint
ments of supervisors of insane and
1 directors of state prison and house
/ of correction, as follows: Homer
Goodhue of Westminster, Russell
/ S. johnson of Concord, and Ches
ter NJ Ferrin of Essex, as supervi
sors of insane, and w I'll. I'll. Bing
ham of Stowe and Hon. w. Cram
ton of Rutland as directors of th'
state prison.
The Governor has sent in his nom
nations for members of the Boart
of Agriculture and they were con
firmed by the senate. 1t is the OLE
board, with the exception of +. n
Bissell of Shoreham in place of Mr
Hall of Isle La Motto. One reasol
for this change was the fact tha
there was no sheep man on the oil
board and the people interested IL
that industry asked for repreresen
tative.
The demand for a change in th
prohibitory liquor law, making til
penalty imprisonment for the offence
has borne fruit, and bill has pass
. ed both houses making the penalt
for first offense fine or Imprisonment
in the discretion of the court. Thi
is not as iron-clad as some of th
: temperance people have asked foi
as they would leave no discretion
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