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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-12
IOWA LEGISLATORS MEETgiN DIES
MONIES THIS MORNING AND
EFFECT ORGANIZATION.
MAY BE SHORT SESSION
George w. Clarke Elected Speaker of
the House-Advocates Brief Meeting
ofsAssembly With Minimum Amount
4 Of Legislation.
,ZT.E L.tst4
YMME-
[BY LEON BRowN:l
pes Moines Bureau Of the courier

DeS MoineS Bureau OF the Courier.
Des Moines, JAM, II.
The thirtieth general assembly of
Iowa convened at 10so'clock this morn
ing and effected a permanent organiza-
ton, the cfficers selected by the repub-
s lican caucuses being seated in both the
senate and the house. Senator James
A. Smith, of Mitchell county, was made
president pro TEN of the senate. Geo.
Nv. Clarks,. of Dallas county, was elect
ed speaker of the house. The senate
vacated it's chamber for the house, it
meeting in a vacant committee room.
Advocates Little Legislation.
Speaker Clarke was escorted to the
chair by Representatives English of
Polk county and Koontz Of Johnson
county In his address upon taking
the chair Speaker Clarke, advocated
the passing of minimum amount of
legislation during the present session
and said that it was his opinion that
+ the legislature would make hit by
passing the appropriation measures
and going home. He expressed the
belief that the worst evils of iegisla-
ton were in trying to regulate morals
and private business by law and state
boards. He said that he thought it
would be folly to repeat laws before
tested, a reference thought by the
members to refer to the road law. In
closing he urged a short session OF
the Legislature. 4s.
Hear Message Tuesday.
Upon motion of Representative Ken
1 HALL Of Monroe county Governor Cum
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Unstable AS
GOVERNOR OF OHIO

Columbus, Jan. 1.-THE inadgura-
ton of Colonel Myron t. Herrick at
noon today was marked by splendor,
never seen before on an occasion Of a
similar kind. Citizens and soldiers
turned out enmasse to pay tribute To-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-12

the new executive, the city being
crowded with strangers. The arrangs-
ments We're most carefully made. and
there was not hitch anywhere Her.
5riclS's inaugural address was devoted
entirely to state affairs.
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JAPAN BEGINS ITO
GATHER TRANSPORTS
MORGAN PROTEST FAILS.
Demand That Ruchanan's Nomination
Be Reconsidered Turned Down.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 11.The ex-
ecutiye session of the senate today
was for the purpose of considering the
nomination of w. I. Buchanan to be
minister to the republic of Panama.
Senator Morgan presented protest
against the confirmation covering the
points which he has against the recog-
milton of Panama as a nation. Senator
Lodge moved to lay on the table Nor
gan's resolution to consider the con
firmation Of Buchanan. The motion
was carried by strict party vote.
This has the effect of confirming the
nomination.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. PARKER.
5lnterment Takes Place in the ,McIn
tire Cemetery.

tire Cemetery.
From Mondays daily
The funeral of Mrs. Pherryba Par
ker, who passed away at her resi-
dence west of this city, at noon,. Janu-
ary s. took place yesterday morning
from the residence. the services being
conducted by Rev. Hastings, at II
o'clock. The interment was in the
Wellman cemetery.
Funeral of VIM. McDevitt.
The funeral of William McDevitt.
who passed away Friday evening, took
place yesterday afternoon. the, serv-
ices being conducted at the Sacred
Heart Catholic church at 3 o'clock by
the pastor. Rev. Father Jas. Foley.
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"a MESSENGER BoY.p
Four-Act Comedy Drama PIeases
Good Sized House Saturday Niaht.

rs Messenger Boy" was the bill at
the Grand opera house Saturday night.
The attraction is four-act comedy
drama with several stirring clinlaxcs,
which all tend to make the production
that can be enjoyed A good sized
house attended and liberal applause
was rendered to several of the better
stunts of the performers. The cora
5pariy was well balanced and the an-
tire show gave excellent satisfaction
George d. Sweet and Miss Beatrice
Terry portrayed the principal c,la-ac-
tterS
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FAMILY POISONED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Woodford an.
Daughter Have Narrow Escape.

Agency, jan ii IL Especially Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Woodford and daugh-
ter OF this city were poisoned Satur-
day evening by eating canned salmon.
They had eaten it for supper and at
about 4 O'Clock yesterday morning
they wene taken violently i'll. DR..
Reed was allied and .bg administering
antidotes at once. saved the lives of
the sufferers.
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CAUGHT LIGHTING STOCK.
Waterloo Department Store Proprietor
Arrested-Co onfesses.

Waterloo, Jan. Ill. c. Willing,
proprietor of department store, was
arrested when about TO touch a match
to his stock of goods to collect $1,000
insurance upon it. He not only con-
fessed his guilt. but told Of two fires
started by him year ago.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-12
PRIZE BALL BENEFIT
PROCEEDS FOR NEW HOSPITAL
BUILDING INSTEAD OF CHEM
IcAL ENGINES.
Change Of Proceeds Made at Request
of Hospital Association Ways and
Means Committee by Promoters Of
Grand Prize Ball.

The proceeds of the grand prize ball
which has been announced to be held
on the evening OF January 20 are to
be diverted from the original purpose
of applying on the purchase price OF
chemical engines to be used for fire
protection in the city of Ottumwa and
is now to be added to the fund being
subscribed for the erection of the new
hospital building. This change has
been made by the promoters of the
Grand Prize ball at the earnest solicit
tation of the members of the hospital
association and the chairman and cora
mitteemen of the ways and means
committee. The following letters are
self explanatory:
Letter. of Chairman J. B. Sax.
"Ottumwa, Ia, Jan. II, 1904
tMr. #. ]. Phillips, Chairman:
Dear Sir-Knowing you and your
committee to be warm friends of the
proposed new hospital, I desire to in-
form you that we lack over $4,000 and
that we are now meeting with the
most difficult part of our work
In view of this I would like to pre-
sent to you for your favorable consid-
GRAFTON the advisability of turning over
the proceeds of the prize ball to the
hospital building fund. l believe it
would appeal to a larger portion of
our committee inasmuch as the city
has no legal right to expend any of
it's funds for hospital buildings, which
it has full authority as well as the
means to provide all the necessary fire
protection.
Respectfully yours.
-. B. Sax,
chairman Ways and Means Commit
tee.'
T. j. Phillips Letter.
ITO the Public:
1t appearing that the committee
having charge of subscriptions for our
projected new hospital, is still in need
of funds, it has been decided that the
proceeds of the grand prize ball, to
be held at the armory and A. o. u.
w. hail. on Wednesday, January 20,
shall be turned over to the hospital as
a benefit to that praiseworthy insti-
tuition and the date of holding same
changed to Wednesday,, February "a.
This action is taken as the earnest
request of ]. B. Sax, chairman of the
ways and means committee. and will
no doubt meet the hearty approval of
all concerned. The only change this;
action will make is that the proceeds
will be turned over to the hospital in
stead of buying chemical engines, as
it is said the city will have suf-
ficient funds in the spring to purchase
the necessary chemical engine.
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THE WEATHER

1owaThreatening, with probably
snow tonight and in east p4etion Tues
day; colder in northwest Tonight and
in west Tuesday.
Illinois Rain in soutt @n portion,
and probably rain or Snow in north
portion tonight and Tuesday.
Local Weather.
Sunday p. m. ........ 4C
Monday z a, m. ...... 2a
Monday, Q p. m. ............. 80
~ -fl- ~ '--s.
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Chicago, Jan. 11.-Mrs. A. G. Wild
fall, who was injured in the Iroauois
fire. died today.
Body is Identified.
The body of Leroy Greenwald was
identified by his father in a vault at
Mount Hope cemetery today. The body
had been previously identified and
claimed as that Of Norman Corbin.
After the identification of the Gren-
wald boy. the unclaimed body at the
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Former Governor Dead.
WISCONSIN HoNoRED.
President Makes Nominations for Fed
eral Offices, IA

Washington. jan 1.-The President
made nominations today as follows:
To be auditor for the navytd depart
ment-R Robert S. Cowle OF Wisconsin.
To be postmasters in Iowa cling
ton H. Dowdy, Corwith; Daniel Ander-
son, Lamont
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WORD RECEIVED AT. WASHING
/ TON THAT 80 MERCHANTMEN
HAVE BEEN IMPRESSED.
TO REINFORCE SEOUL
Russians Increase Guard at That Point
corean Government Holds to
-Asreement-c Conference Of Japanese
and Elder Statesmen.

Washington. D. c., Jan. H.. The
state department has been informed
that Japan has requisitioned thirty
merchant vessels for transports. Adj
vices received here show that the
Russians are increasing their guard
at Seoul daily and that the French
have made arrangements to establish
a guard there. /,
Keeps Agreement.
Seoul, Korea Jan. 11.-The Jap-4
anese minister has made reiterated dee
mands, hitherto without result, on thes
emperor of Corea, that he recognize
the Japanese protectorate Of Korea
The Korean government is holding IT.
self to the Russo-Japanese agreement
concerning Corea.
To Report to Throne.
Toxic, Jan. i1.-The cabinet and the
elder statesmen met for joint confer,
ence this afternoon The premier,
who is ILL was not present. They dis
cussed the political and strategical sit
|iuation and will report to the throne to-
morrow.
Answer Expected Tomorrow. !.
The not delivered by Foreign Mini
lister Komura on Saturday to the Rus-S
sian minister was merely preliminary
to Japan's formal response. which has.
mot yet been delivered, Tho ques-
i tions at issue were discussed at to-
Ilday's conference of the cabinet and ell
der statesmen and a final decision isi
lexpected tomorrow.
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WILL HONOR JACKSON.
Bryan Guest At Banquet in New Haven
Connecticut.

New Haven, Conn, Jan. William
Jennings Bryan came here today to
attend to legal business in connection
with the Bennett estate and to be the
chief guest tonight at banquet given
by the New Haven democracy in OBJ
servance of Andrew Jackson day.
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Body is Identified.
QUIET REVOLUTION.
San Domingo Not Dangerous Place
After All. 3

Washington, Jan. 11.--Commander
Mertz. commanding the gunboat New
port, cables the navy department from
San Domingo under date Of yesterday
as follows:
"The revolution continues, nothing
menacing the Americans. The lega-
ton guard was withdrawn today" n
Former Governor Dead. %l
Henderson, KY, Jan. IL Former
Governor John Young Brown died here
today at an advanced age. He was
prominent as a statesman, soldier and
citizen.
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IHIRTlETH R Il CT UGE.Hll,RAL !. IRA
ASSEH sly C0NVENES

minis was invited to read his message
before joint session of both houses
Tuesday afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

be in attendance upon Legislature. Judges
Of the supreme court and lawyers in at
tendance upon supreme court may give
their votes to the secretary of state at
the state House, who shah make the
proper returns Committee on elections.
$. 49-By Senator Prouty of orleans,
relating TO the parole of prisoners tx
tends the provisions relative to putting
prisoners on probation so that il without
question applies to municipal courts. Com
mittee on judiciary.
8. 6O--By Senator Slack OF Caledonia,
amending charter of Y. NJ. G. A. OF st.
Johnsbury. Committee on corporations.
s. Shy senator Wells of Washington.
relating TO liability Of agents on unlawful
contracts of insurance. Provides such
agent shall be personally liable. Commit
tee on insurance.
s. Sly Senator Wells Of WASHINGTON,
amending V. $ Nh, relating 20 insurance
commissioners. Makes moro explicit the
powers of the insurance commissioners
hY stating what companies, etc, they
shtl have charge of and as TO what. Com
mttcc on Insurance.
ON motion Of Senator Prouty OF orleans
the Senate adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
SHOOTING AT NORTHFIELD.
'" One iiii but "a woman Is in Critical
iondiiio from shock.

Mortified Ill.,, oct. 2l--Au Italian uamed
Comoli got into a hsht at the res .dencc
of NJ. broggi to-day and during the trou-
bic fired three or four shots None OF
them took effect and the most serious re-
suits is the shock it gave Mrs. Broggl.
She WAS recovering from an attack Vt
y phoid fever ana was very weak She is
now III critical condition and the ply
sicians cannot say whether or not she can
recover
Broggi claims that the trouble started
over unpleasant things Comoi had said
about his wife. He said Comoli fired three
shots at him and another ut Mrs Brogri
WHO fell in Il faint. Believing he had kill
ed Mrs Brosgi Comoli fled for the woods
and was captured about eight O'Clock
this evening by officer Fitzgerald OF
Montpelier between Montpelier and West
Berlin, Officers Kelly and Bingham OF
thus plcc also took part in the search
Tor the fugitive.
Comoli came here from WIlliamstown
about three weeks ago and was employed
las a stone cutter in the ELLIS sheds
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HOLBROOK IS IDENTIFIED.
IL the Man Who visited Ncwfnnc Hank
shortly before II Was Robbed.

Brattleboro. oct. H-Frank A. Dewitt,
treasurer of the Windham County Savings
bank in Newfane, at Boston to-day iden-
tilted Harold IIobrook under arrest there,
as the man who came into the bank one
day last August pretending TO be Il par
alytic and soliciting aims. Papers are
now being made out to bring Holbrook
TO Vermont for trial on completely in the
Newfane hank robbery. 1t will be claimed
that Holbrook was the advance agent OF
the gang of safe blowers and that he Wis
tied the bank to look over the lay of the
land.
1t is thought that one OF the other eight
men arrested in Boston was connected
with the break at Newfane.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

20 say it cannot do Thu without capital
punishment is like child's cry AMI con-
lceSiou OF tho impotoucy Of our govern
mclt Iut some say the criminal viii
I've pafdonod out. Then have the par
dor ing power changed and guarded so
th't i, VIII bo free from pcttifoEpins
no'itics. and wise to execute The viii OF
Tho people and thus protect society
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

H. l62-By Mr. Rcddcld of Hubbard
ton creating office OF attorney
Differs from stack Senate bill only in
making OFFICIAL oppontivo bicuoiolly by
the supreme court. Judiciary commit
tee.
II. lG3-Ry MI Fisher OF Addison. re-
lating TO cutting weeds, etc. ON high
WAYS. Abutting owners required to cut
same at least twice year. failure to
do so constitutes a misdemoanor Com
mittee on highways, bridges and fer
ricS.
II. l64--Bv Mi Marble of Baltimore,
relating to FISH and game wardens
Committee on game and fisheries
provides for appointment every three
years, by the governor, of fish and
game wardens, and prescribing their
dutiesJ
II. l65--Ry Mr. Patton OF West Rut-
land, by request, in relation to who may
be witnesses Committee on judiciary
| (Dehncs witnesses in cases where exec
utor or administrator Is a party)
II. 66--By Mr.. Bcattie of Maidstone
relating to penalty for intoNication.
Committee on temperance. Give dol
lars and costs for first offense, or 10 to
| 90 days in Jail; second offense SIS and
costs. or 80 days; subsequent ofrenses
each from los to 100 days at House OF
CorrcctonD
| H. i67-By Mr.. Dart of Springfield
providing for municipal suffrage for
women Those over 21, whose lists
were taken at previous assessment may
Continued on Sth page)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
BILLS INTRODUCED.

IT. ,5s-Ry Mr.. Graves of bennington
relating To tho crime of kidnapping
Judiciary. (p-ovides penaltv of impris-
onmen, not more than 10 years. or fine
of not over 81. 900. or both; for extor-
tion. 81 voors IMPRISONMENT: for kid
manning of norsons under 16 wears, %
TO 30 wears imprisonmcnt)
II 15A-Rv Mr. Rvthcr of Dover. reg
Mating ravment of dividends or inter
est by savings banks. Banks pro-
,.iaos for tho Classifying OF dcpositors.
nrohibits nnvmcnt of moro than five
ror cent dividends to stockholdors.)
II. 155-Rv Mr.. Marble Of Baltimore,
making sunday close season lof lE'h
"'n e"'.' ,t.,,,o oc c,a,,,ora
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l''i""'Hs
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p'"'iS'o' VI ,Hls,i's law -, . s,,e
''''" '''9 .rar. ,ha, ,ha nu,nor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
THIRD READING ORDERED

II. Relating TO chiefs of police,
ii. G5--Rclating to drawing OF petit
and grand jurors (as amcndodD
on motion Of Nh. Bliiatd of Eur
lingIou, the House adorned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
PROCEEDINGS OF HOUSE.
Bi'l introduced for Punishment of Kid
Dnpping--Srvcrnl other New
Measures.

Devotional exercises were conducted
by the chaplain.
The journal of Friday was read and
apprOVpU
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

"I.'" q" "'"'' "N 'i'' l"'9i''iI'. lev -
u"hH EXERCISES '"h"u' i'u nv 'nr rev
Guy '''n.>.n H. ch'in"" "I '"e nous
','ul''.'' 90 'i'''S p''''''D'''eS ''''' anu
-
'7''LO 'oN IN = i'''l'' Ed
y JOINT resolution by Senator Lord of |
Washington, providing for two more
members from each House OF Legislature
ON the joint special committee to in
vostigat" stat" institutions authorizing
visits 80 such institutions NJ states ov-
p'hS'' inc employment OF :; S'2u ph'r
,',...,.... l',,'''- ...t.. ''~"
Referred 90 the committee on state aud
count '>"'nSos.
>DOrTED
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tor DO Withdraw from
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we 'l'-ti'I 'l''l l'' purpose 81
lN t'i'h ~ una "r' e%' 'y
BOW 'Nl.t- ''" ana make s"'N hF''' ga
'''H moro" t'' ne 't'"Eil IN" committee
~h"uio Poe .it'i "A' more r"pres 'h'"t'V"
th" thiit inc PROVISIONS oil lh'S fo-"i''Ion
t'tC we committee me necessary POW
'rS ana ln'' 'L' only reason Tor ''' "'inR
et..rocrarhcr Scrator vrrs or chit
ter ION. a5h'd WHAT 'U"'t ms special
committee Appointment should nave on
the standing c0Hm'lteos' senator i-"rd
said il FAD nothing 10 d' ." tn the stand
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

toual exercises conducted by the Rev
Guy c. Lamson. chaplain of the House.
journal of Mondays proceedings read and
nnnrOVed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

S. -, regulating use Of highways by
certain vehicles and machines. adverse re-
port.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.

Senator Slack Of Calodonfa called w the
joint resolution relating to recipe city
with Canada and it was adopted in CON
currcnce BY unanimous vote without de-
bate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
To-day Is the October
Red Letter Trading
Stamp Day.

~ Free trailing Stamps win be piaCedin every
S. & n. Green Trading Stamp cole Ct0r's book If
presented al our Store before the close of the
Store at six 0'CsoCk.
Be sure ana bring your stamp book for the
free stamps
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
SOME MORE DEER KILLED.
season Opens p."n'i~inSly in Windhsm
tOfDtS.


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or rounds
HEN IiiAI' i'I-..- N'Lif'P ~
WAT ID ~.
Waterbury, O.r Many door have
rcco Killed about waterbury since
Saturday ,norufnu though more have
h..,, hrourht inn, he village. Jesse
Norso ,sil1.d , G,.. huck back of the
p .f ...i. - l..,. -, ,,,,r,in, V-,l-
tnr Baldwin shot Young buck In
N"rih DNNnn'N ON 'I"f''"H' h''O va
har'c got on" 'u '+Se'' IiIi I'D" NA'-
Wday ana one reported Killed ON
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY.


Cal.od to order by the president. DoNo-
tiori exercises conducted 10y the EcV.
Guy e. Lamson. chaplain of the House.
journal Of Fridays proceedings read ana
approved
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
FAVORs MORBID HAIL.

The committee on agriculture voted
unanimously tonight to report flVocahiY
on the bill introduced in the House ly
Mr.. Bullard of Burlington a0pro-
priating $4,000 for an agrIcui'urn
hall at Burlington to be known as Nor
rill hall At first some opposition Do
veloped, not to the scheme but Che stzc
of the appropriation, but after effective
speeches by Mr., Morse of Randolph Mr..
Aitkin of Woodstock, Senator's Pierce an
Stevens and others the opposition faced
out of sight and the vote in favor of ,he
bill was unanimous.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
RESOLUTION INTRODUCED.

y .'IIII It.''TWLIVT UN NtIHtIW J1VTU III
Washington, providing for two more
members from each House Of Legislature
ON the joint special committee to in
vcstigate state institutions. authorizing
visits 80 such institutions At States oH-
pcuso, the employment Of q stau1g1a phcr.
tho suwwousiue of Witnesses, etc. and
meetings. dWiu.r sessions of Legislature.
Referred 80 the committee on Statc aud
court ,Nn,uScs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
BILLS INTRODUCED

ts-I}y Senator Lord of Washington,
relating to the election of electors Of
president and vice president. Provides
that such voters as are now required to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-27
RECOMAIITTED.

5 q, amending V. s 291l relating to
voters in town meetings. Called from the
table by Senator Lord of Washington. On
motion Of Senator Rowland of Rutland,
was rccommitted to the committee on
elections for further considerations
On motion Of Senator Pierce Of Wind
ham. the Senate adjourned.