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

,etts u,osrot too old N he o,ic,b,o 70 r,or,-
bership in the department ana Alderman
Richardson RENTED he was foo ola INF
thai he wos 6nlv emploved tnmnnrari,v
until q good man could he secured
Aldermen shea moved ,hat the renort
he lpid upon the table and called for n
We, and nav vote The motion was lost
Inv a vote similar to that on the bill Drc-
santed bv Attorney Brown.
CHIEF MI htAf BILL
When the monthly statement from the
h,e der;,rtment was brought mn Alderman
Snca objected to the item of Sl1. As charged
ly chief Murray for his trim 10 New York
to attend the convention of fire chiefs He
e,id ne was willing to nay Chief Murrav's
car fare or even give him So for expenses
hut thought $50 was too large sum AL
derman Courtney did not think Chief Muir,
ray was entitled TO anytiihs' as ne salo
ton at his own expense in order to be ca
pablo of retaining his position.
Alderman Richardson said the fire COM
mittee approved Chief Murrays bill be-
cause it had been the custom III the past
to pay the chiefs expenses to the con-
vontions. Alderman Trick asked II the fire
committee authorized the chief to make
the trip and Alderman Richardson said
the committee minated that the eX-
penses would be paid AS they had made
investigations and found that such bills
had hccn paid in former years.
Alderman Shea moved that Chief Muir
RAYS item be referred bac!. to tho com
mittce for reduction but Alderman Rich
ardson made another motion in the form
OF an amendment that the entire hill be
passed President Taft ruled that Alder
man Richardson's motion took precedent
over Alderman Shea $. to the latter'S dis
satisfaction \ yea and nay vote was call
lows;
Yes-Aldermen Morgan, Richardson
Reeves. stiles ana Taft
No-Alderneu Courtney Coffey Parker
Trick and Shea
! Alderman Shea'S motion that Chief Muir
rays item be referred back to the com
mittee for reduction was then carried
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NAL EN-
Tho finding of the enocio1 committee
exoneratine Alderman Trick from The re-
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