Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-21

barass the savings banks and would surely
| send that amount of money out of the State.
Mr.. Peck of Hnesburgh favored the dis
missal of the bill.
Mr.. Proctor Of Farhaven said il was
! simply a question as to tho dividends for
the stockholders. He favored the bill. Mr..
Steele of Stoctbridge hoped the bill would
he dismissed. Mr. Darling spoke in favor
OF reducing the limit to $500.
Mr. Marshall favored the dismissal of the
hill on the ground that the money would be
| withdrawn from the savings banks and sent
out OF the State and then we would hear of
abandoned savings banks
ON the question shall the bill be dis
missed the votes resulted as follows Yeas,
| ll2; nays, lO2, and the bill was dismissed.
Ii POI, the local option bill was ordered
to lie and be made special order for to-
morrow afternoon at 2:jO O'Clock, on mo-
tion OF Mr.. Horton
Vermont at the worlds Fair.
H. 3S4. TO provide for the representation
of Vermont at the Worlds Columbian Ex-
position was brought up on the question as
to whether the House would reconsider the
! vote by which the bill was Dismissed
Mr. kimball spoke for the bin saving
| that the state ought to make an appropria.
tion. Mr. Mann favored reconsideration.
,Ir. Burum of Dorset, ,pck' in favor Of
reconsideration. Mr.. Colby of Victory,
movsi to amend " putting s., 600
/ IN the bill in place Of 50 Otp. Nr. Aiann
said that $4,000 was insuiiic,en,. Mr.. bui-
/ lard referred TO the national appropriation
and said that after much investigation ho
was of the opinion that $1,000 was sufficient
at this time. The next Legislature could
make additional appropriation if necessary.
/ He believed that $4,000 was all the State
could afford to pay for the fair Mr.. Cam
field said that II part of tho appropriation
would 20 to providing place
Tor the exhibits; another part would be
used to tran port agricultural products etc.
Mr.. kimbail snld that every dollar that
was seat must he properly accounted Tor
and that a preference would be given to
the agricultural, Interests Mr. Clark said
it was the ddty OF the Legislature to appro-
pirate just as small Rn amount as possible
for ''the SHOW Nr Butum had heard
no reason Why larger amount should be
appropriated Mr.. Moloney said that he
had favored $50, 600 but the House did not
a.r!e with him. lie thought $40 900 was
none too much lie referred To the State
vide, saving that the granl old Green
Mountain Sta,e ought TO have a good place
for Ncrmohjers vDo have left and are in
Cb;raun. .ir Ballard was uiad 10 find
.,u,. uhv ,hay vented fine lor,. ornrorrio.
tiop. namely 10 nrovide n nome Tor Yer.
mont d.. a,.fer. at ,bica,o
l.r proutv Of F,nnl,'in oppo.ed the bill
Tfiii tluo ~ ..o.,d thot - Kat. inv of ~
pa,. cont is ,t.,;.,. me n L,.,sc.. il tin.
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iuni..t to Cbic.,.."
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ana 't Mu'e a specl'' Ur"er lo' /" MORO"
l"oI AIA5 al l'.-' o'o'N'
EiES Passed.
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r. mcorporaiin, ;le Grand isle Count,
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