Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-11-05

committee and attempted to get fair
one He said the board had not been a
get-togcther club but that by appointing
one democrat and two republicans he
thought Alderman Trick would get fair
trial.
Alderman Parker said Mr.. Lyon told
him that he was mad. Alderman Richard
son was hastN and that all were mai. Al
derman T. r5or S9id Al'n -'nrn f'r' t".i.
sons clerk had said disgraceful things
about Alderman Trick ana himself I4c
sad the whole trouble started from the
discussion of a municipal electric light
plant. In closing he said alderman
Richardson | respect you but think you
have made a mistake
Alderman Richardson said he did not
think he made any mistake in asking to
have the bill held up. He said he made
Mr.. Lyons letter public because Alderman
Trick announced that he did not believe
Mr.. Lyon ever made such statements.
Alderman Parker closed the discussion
by giving sketch of the testimony
presented to the committee, He
said that Daniel Sheehan, Mr..
Tricks clerk called on Mrs. Lyon and
that she told him she did not wish for any
meat and said Mr. Lyon was offended
about the linOleum trade. She called Tor
a receipted bill and Sheehan returned to
the store, asked Mrs Trick, the bookkeep-
er, for "A receipted bill got il and took 1t
wanted to know if it was a bride and upon
that Sheehan took il back to the store and
got an unreceipted bill. Right is right
and wrong is no mans right said Alder
man Parker in closing.
The street commissioners reported in
favor of accepting the dedication of the
extension of Hayward street which WIS
offered by Edward IIungerford and Char
lotte II Iantzinger, and the report, to-
gether with the dedication, was accepted
and placed on file.
p 4 petition to curb and gutter Hunger
ford terrace and to lay a concrete side
walk and grade roadway. was referred to
the street commissioners
B \ resolution was passed authorizing the
committee on public buildings to provide
a new heating apparatus for fire station
number one at an expense not to eX-
coed $3.50
The following licenses were granted:
/ Furlington Freezer Co, for addition to
building on Battery street; Consumers
Ice Co. for addition to icehouse; o. +,
Raw for alterations to house on North
Winooski avenue; D. C. Hawey. for adj
dition to house on Pearl street; f. II.
Joachim, for house on Elmwood avenue;
Joseph Roberts foi wood shed on North
street: c. II. Lane, for SQUAD house on
Union street, f.. X. Saltus. for addition
to building on North Winoski avenue; j.
II. Clay, for repairing building on Bat
terry street; G.. w. Chandler. for harm on
Isham street; John Millette, for cartmani
estate of Israel Co!odney, for night lunch
cart near city hall park
The following bills were among those
ordered paid; y. Henry Parker, 1890
John Donahuo, S25.25; health department
SIS; fire department pay roll $9is,59; va
ter department monthly statement, S3,9R
AZ; Gardner Brewer, Sl31l; HaGar Bros.
s3l5; C. G.. Peterson, 81 40, A. j. Daniels
So 90: pauper department, $780, T. S
Peck s1S: w. II. Buckley. 500; Thompson
Printing Co. $3.50 e r. Coon. SS}; New
England Telephone and Telegraph Co,
49, burlington Light and Power Co.
sci 6j; II. j. Nelson. S25990; police depart
ment pay roll H0l9,i0 j. H. Beauregard
$3.50; ]. j. Brothers, $50; Mullen & Foley
$3.50: H. j. Stanley & CO., ST.; J. II
black s33; e. e, Davis, $3.50; Free
Johonnott, s33; NJ. Mishel, $500; ]. A
Manson & Co. sT.S4 =. r. Farrell, 500
Newman Clock Co., $3.50; p. j. Russell
Sl34O; Free Press Association, $685.; w
II. Buckley e CO.. Si6,06; Sherman's band
500; street lights, s., 266.63; II. C. Smith
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