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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-19
ROCHESTER,.

About thirty deer are reported kill
I'd Inc town.-Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
whitney Of Rutland have been visit
Ing In town.-Elwyn Scott Of Barre
spent last week with his parents.-
c. J. Ferguson of Burlington spoke
here Sunday morning at a union SER
vice IN the Methodist Church IN the
interest Of tho Ant-Saloon League
Ezekiel Emerson Is spending some
lime in Springhcld, Mass--AIrs. Henry
Washhurn has returned from her
visit IN Manchester and Concord. y.
F.-Mrs. Fannie Carey IS visiting In
stdalc.-NTss Ina Wyman finish
ed school on West jim last week and
returned to lcr home In Athens Sat
urday.--Mr. ana Mrs. ". H. Wing ne-
turned Friday from Washington
whore they nave resided for two
years.--W. a. ferguson Of Bellows
Falls Is IN town for few DAYS.
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PRINTING BILLS
ARE CUT DOWN,
Continued from paUc One)
HOUSE BILL REFUSED.
CONTINUED from page one)

II. 32l-Incorporating tho Wilmington
Power ~ Paper Co. TO committee on
corporations
II. Officiating to cutting brush in the
highway. TO committee on highways.
IL. Relating to Governors staff
To committee on military affairs.
H. 4i6-Relatng to salary Of the
sergeant alarms. To committee on State
and court expenses
ORDERED TO LIE.
s. 71-RelatIng TO fees OF witnesses
After being opposed by Senators Flagg.
croft and Bliss and favored by Butler.
Gibson and Donaway, upon motion OF
Senator Gibson the bill was order to lie.
SPECIAL ORDER
II. Officiating TO limitation OF actions
against towns The bill was read third
time last week and was made special or
der FOR to-day. Senator Butler moved to
amend by making the limitation three
years instead Of two. The amendment
was opposed hv Senators Gibson, Clemson,
FiaEE and Finn and was lost. Upon
motion - Senator Butler the bill was
amended SO as to come within the
provisions Of chapter IS Of the public
statutes After being so amended tho bill
was passed.
KILLED.
&. 27-ReDealng and amending certain
Insurance laws
s. 67-Relatlng TO abortion.
s 7S-Rclatlng 10 burial permits.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
6 6s-Relatlng to power of bank to
hold real estate.
IL 42-Granting ferry to George b. Rice.
IT, 36o-Amending charter OF Maple
Grave Cemetery association.
CALLED UP AND PASSED.
& rl-Rclatng to witness fees. Senator
Gibson moved an amendment fixing
travel fees mt 10 cents per mile. The
amendment was adopted. Upon question
Of the passage Of the bill. Senator croft
called for the yeas and nays which re-
suited as follows: Yeas "a. nays and
the bill was passed.
Upon motion Of Senator Kidder, the
Senate adjourned,
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MIDDLESEX.

The REV. J. @. Angel Of stowe preach
"a IN exchange with the Rev. Mr. Craw-
ford Sunday, school I'm district No. 4
will close this week--John Kirkland of
california is visiting old friends and
Jcquaintances here-School in district
No. closed Friday. Those having no
absent or tardy marks were Calista
Sewhall. Matte Phillips, Arthur Buck.
George Dcnsmorc, Raymond Ward and
LYLE wilder. Those missing no words in
smelling were Lucy Hill, Matte Philips.
There were a pupils and % had no
hardy marks.
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WAITSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Belden ana Miss
Lena Bushnell are visiting relatives In
portland, Me.-Mr and Mrs. II. n.
Bushnell spent Saturday and Sunday
with their daughtcr in Burlington.-N.
Leroy Bovcc, who has been spending
the summer i'm town, left Monday for
BinEhamton. y. H.-Ars. Carrie Farr
went Saturday to Boston, where she ex-
poets to undergo an operation at the
hospital. Her sister Miss Miner accom-
panied her-John Sanders has returned
from tho Hcaton hospital, Montpelier
Richardson Bros. are repairing thclr
clapboard mill.
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WILL GO TO ENGLAND.
Capt. Condor Intends to Make a
Trip There Next Summer.
DEFINITE In House OF Commons over His
visit Decided tho question for
liim-lrish Patriot Now in
burlington.


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time expired soma TON voars 400 49,,
he now considers himself ON ,or ,,.i,,
any person wishing n t-ood t-rri,s,, sot,
and he says: II think thoro shout, bo 80
question of the right If a man IN ,,,.i.
England once IN thirty wears have
| many friends there whom 7 would ,,7ucb
Ike TO see and now hat this fuss has
been stirred M think will surely go
| Will nave months vacation next SUM
'ner ana VIII probably go to England
,hen Tor stay OF about two weeks. The
| i'"s"S" people Hen"7ally bear no enmity
~ ro'a OF fnysef and I anticipate a
Peasan' tine' I was greatly sur
PlIsi ~ ieHrh OF me attitude taken by
mons. They are members OF faction
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. L. w Haskell Is visiting in St,
Johnsbury. Grace Coolidge was lately
Che guese of Lucy Sabin at burlington.
Miss Louise Watt has finished her
school i'm Marshiiold and is stopping with
her sister, Ms EWon.-AIrs. Leonard
Wells, who has been I'll for a long time.
IS not MS wcll.-Thcre is no decided
change in the condition Of Mrs. X. A.
Wiley OF llardWick. Sarah Slayton is
VISITING her hrother II. L. Tebbotts.
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EAST WARREN.

Clarence Booth and Merrill Campbell
Of Randolph were In town several days
last weck.--F. G. Lamb was in North
field Monday.--A1rs W. l.. Moore, who
went TO Burlington hospital for n very
critical operation. is doing well.--liobert
and Asel Hall of Brooktield were in town
Tor the hunting season. Asel was sue
ressfu In getting n deer.-Mrs. Adelne
Nandeuson. who has been In town sew
eral weeks will go to Northneld this
week to spend the winter.
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where second class license has been
granted but where no NTH class license
has issued, licensees OF second class may
sell upon physicians prescription for
medicinal purpoes only. between y. M.
and A. m. and on Sunday. To Joint
committee on temperance.
II. 5l0-By Mr.. Divol OF Rockingham.
to amend section 56l1. 56i3 5614 and 56l6
and repeating section 567 of tho stat
utes. relating to condemnation disposal
of, appraisal and payment for condemned
animals by tho cattle commissioner. TO
committee on agriculture.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
H. 4e-Relating to tho salary of the
sergeant alarms.
II. H-Relating to the Governors staff.
THIRD READING; REFUSED.
H. b2-Relating to title BY adverse
possession within the roadway of rail-
road corporation.
II. 15l-To provide for a uniform sys-
TEN Of town accounts
II. 2lo-N1aking THE Willows" In the
town of Waterford. a priva 9 preserve.
". 290-Relating to the speed of automo-
biles or motor vehicles.
II. Calculating to appeals from justice
courts.
II. 242--Relatlng to automobiles.
II. 243-Relating to process.
II. 266-Relating to appeals from probate
courts
II. 2oc--RelatlnE tn marriage certificates.
Pol to
II. 36l-Reatng to tho terms Of tho
county courts. so as to expedite legal pro
ceedinEs
II. 31o-Relating TO damages ~ dogs,
II. officiating to tell-tale warnings
Mt bridges and other structures over rail-
road tracks.
II. 413- Relating TO license foes on dogs.
II 41S-Relating to appeals in criminal
cases from a Justice. municipal or city
court.
RECOMNrGTTEC.
To committee on grand list. H. 13s-
Relating to the classification Of real
estate.
H. SSo-.RelatinG to residence IN special
cases. To judiciary committee.
THIRD READING ORDERED
II 5S-Rclatlng to damages b., fire COM
municated from n locomotive engine.
H. 374-RelatinE to dogs in unorganzed
towns and cores
II. 3Sn--Relating IN burial expenses of dc.
ceased Civil War veterans
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. 1Gt-To amend act amending the
charter Of the city of Montpelier.
", 2o2 To amend act Incorporating the
village Of Cambridge.
II. SoS-To logalize the grand list OF
Glastonbury for 1908.
II. 355-To authorize the village Of Wat
erbury to issue bonds.
II. 457-In relation to the Rutland Fire
Clay company
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. @-As amended, relating TO general
and special terms OF supreme court.
II S56Relating to- the indexing o:
town city records,
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED
II. s2l-To incorporate the Wilmington
Power & Paper company.
hi CfNoNh En- l led IOD SEAT.
The report Of the committee on cleo
tons declaring Mr.. Hitchcock OF Pitts
ford entitled to a seat IN this House was
adopted
JOINT RESOLUTION
BY Mr.. Barber OF Brattleboro, relating
| to the pay OF the chaplains OF the House
and Senate To committee on State and
court expenses.
JOINT RESOLUTION
BY Mr.. Barber OF Brattleboro. relating
to pay OF pages and other State House
| employees, To committee on State ant
court expenses.
On motion OF Mr.. Thompson OF Ar.
lington. the House at Il 30 O'Clock ad.
journed.
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Fullerton was called to Montpelier
yesterday by the illness Of his broth
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HOCSE-AFTERNOON.
THIRD READING ORDERED

H. l79-An act to pay certain publishing
concerns the sums therein named for
public printing. was called up by Mr.
Fletcher OF Cavendish. who read report
from State Printing Commissioner Lang
ley recommending certain reductions Mr..
Daniels of East Montpelier favored the
bill. Mr.. Fletcher OF Cavendish said he
believed tho State wanted to pay fair
price. and that having referred the mat
ter 20 tho commissioner. that tho House
should stand by him and settle according
to his report. Mr. Williams OF Newport
was against the bill. Mr.. Howe OF Ben
rington moved ct amend the bill by re-
ducing tho Messenger bin 500. the Free
Press bill S1Oo, and the Tuttle Co. bill by
500. Mr.. Fletcher objected to the proposed
amendments. Mr.. Locklin Of Nchford
favored the passage of the bill with tho
recommendation of the printing commits
sioner. Mr.. Boyce OF Waterbury took
the same ground. Mr.. Howe of ST. johns
bury wanted to wait and see the printers
and see II they would settle. AS proposed
Mr. seaver OF Willlamstown defended the
action Of tho committee on claims. Mr.
measures should be taken for the
protection OF the State in the future. Mr.
| DeBoer was against the proposed amend
,nents. The amendments OF Mr.. Howe
| were defeated, and tho bill was amended
| on motion Of Mr. DeBoer. fixing tho Mes
senEer bill Mt 81 .247lO. the Free Press bill
Mt $3.50 CO, and striking out tho Tuttle Co
| bill entirely.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-19

Devotional exercises were conducted by
the chaplain
JOINT RESOLUTION.
From the Senate relating to card
index for the office OF the secretary OF
state, Adopted in concurrence.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
H. 4ol-Relating to the cutting of trees
and bushes on the highways, Favored
by Mr. Emery Of Eden, Martin of Plain
field Boutwell, OF Stockbridge. McLnren
of Greensboro, opposed by Mr.. Adams of
Marlboro. Norris of Cabot and Howard
of Georgia.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
II. 21-An act TO pay Myron p. Davis
| the sum therein named.
II. 41-An act In amendment of and IN
| addition to certain sections OF chapter
1914 OF the public statutes, relating 10 grade
| crossings.
| II TAN act to amend section 635 Of
| the public statutes. relating to the
payment OF rent on sequestered lands
H SAN act to appropriate q certain
| sum for the support OF the Soldier Home
II. San act appropriating the sum of
toward payment OF extraordinary ex-
penses during the biennial period ending
| December 81. 1905
| II. S2-An act relating to quarterly
statements by county clerks. and repeal
ing section e2O6 Of the public statutes,
H. 95-An act to amend section 6222 Of
the public statutes, relating 10 the fees
Of probate Judges.
| II. 135-An act TO amend section bS79 Of
the public statutes. relating 10 raids.
| IT, 14S-An act relating to the power
| OF the officers OF fraternal and charitable
organizations.
II. 149-An act relating - attachment
and eale OF intoxicating liquor, and
amending section bls2 Of tie public
| statutes.
H. 175-An act to amend sections 1914
and 1915 OF tho public statutes, relating
to the employment OF childr-n under six
teen years Of age.
". lso-An act to discontinue portions
Of the IIazen road In the towns Of Cabot
and Walden.
II. 2o4-An act 70 enable to First Con-
rregational society of W!noosN 10 dispose
of its church edifice and real estate In
| Winoosk
II. 2l4-An act to legalize tho grand list
Of tho town of Starksboro for the year
therein named.
II. 2l5-An act relating 70 tho liability
OF the estates OF deceased raupefs.
II. 2o2-An act to amend section OF
No. 273 of tho acts Of l4oi, relating 70
tho Congregational society ~ Dorset and
East Rupert.
IT, 224-An act to authorize tho Pitts
ford Aqueduct company to purchase the
stock, properties, works. franchises
rights. privileges and immunites OF the
Iittsford Sewer company.
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

II, 5Co--By Mr., Howe az bennington.
creating n State board Of license COM
m!ssioners and amending certain sections
OF chapter 2l9 of the statutes (Creates
n board Of three. TO Zoe appointed by the
Governor, to serve one, two and three
years from March |. 1870 Governor to
appoint one member thereafter annually
to serve three years. Each member TO
furnish 5000 bonds and to receive 81
n day. The secretary shall receive addi-
board subject to approval OF Governor.
The State board shall appoint local
boards OF license commissioners in
towns voting license. Licenses OF fourth
class and licenses Of nrth class in no
license towns shall be granted by the
State board. Glasses OF licenses and fees
are as follows: Ffrst-cass, 10 be drunk
on the premises, not less than $500 nor
moro than 81 500 In towns OF less than
$50, fees from $500 to $500: second class
liquors at retail not drunk on premises
not less than $500 nor more than $3.50.
third class, malt liquors. cider and wines
drunk on premises, fee $500 TO $500,
fourth class. liquors by wholesale 10 re.
tail licenses fee $500, except FOR NAL,
liquors only, for which fee shall DO $500
nth class. liquors for medicinal and me.
chanical purposes, fec not less than $40
sixth class to sell liquors IN summer
hotels TO be drunk on the premises, fec
an amount proportionate. according e
its duration, to fee for license of first
class; seventh class, to sell malt liquors
| cider ana wines containing not NOR,
! than II per cent. of alcohol at 60 degree,
| Fahrenheit, not TO be drunk on the prem
ises. fee not less than 500, In town.
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THIRD READING REFUSED

THIRD READING REF SEl''
II. 1i2-FlXing tho measure or loss on
policies OF fire insurance,
II. 277-,Relating to the liability OF towns
for damage on highways.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. 2o5-To rccnact an act Incorporating
the wilmington Traction company,
II. 1910 amend an act Incorporating
the Granite Mutual Insurance company
THIRD READING ORDERED.
IT, o9i-Rclatng to the speed OF auto
mobiles.
H. ss5-Relating to. applications to tho
General Assembly.
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
| H. 1910 amend an act to consolidate
the bennington and North Adams rail-
way system.
II. officiating 70 refusal TO pay fare
| on a railway train.
II. 32S-To legalize the grand list OF
Calais for 1907 and 1908.
| PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
| s. s6-Relatng to proceedings at hear
ing and correction OF check lists for gerf-
eral elections: with proposals of amend
ment,
THIRD READING REFUSED.
s. So-Relating to chancellors
THIRD READING ORDERED.
s. 10-Denning optometry and regulat-
Ing the practice thereof.
s. II Relating to food and drugs,
s. l5-Authorlzing the attorney genera
to employ persons to search for Grimm
ais and evidence.
S. Calculating TO public health.
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PROCEEDINGS IN HOUSE.
MORNING SESSION.

Devotional exercises were conducted by
the chaplain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-19

Built to Bake Household Ranges for
Thanksgiving We will send to your home
any Built-to- Bake Household Range for 30
days test. This will include cooking the
Thanksgiving dinner and when you decide
to keep this Range, our credit plan will
make the payment easy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-19

s. 7l-Relatlng TO fees OF witnesses
After being opposed by Senators Flagg.
croft and Bliss and favored by Butler.
Gibson and Donaway, upon motion Of
Senator Gibson the bill was order to lie.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-02-13
journals Soon.

The secretary of state and the state
auditor are being besieged with let.
tiers and requests from all sections OF
the state for printed copies of rhe
journal Of the last House of Represen.
tatives, which should have been ready
for distribution long ago. An investi.
cation reveals the fact that neither
Office is TO blame for the delay. The
copy for the house journal was turned
over to the printing clerk in the audi.
tors office on September and was
forwarded to the printer at Hot
Springs the next day. Exactly five
months have elapsed and no journal
is in sight yet, but the printer who
has the contract states that he will
deliver some of the journals this week.
He claims he was delayed by some OF
the proofs of the index not being re.
turned to him promptly by the CLERK
to whom ii was mailed, while the clerk
claims that there was no unusual de.
lay at his end of the line. Just as soon
as the printed journals are received
they will be mailed to all parties who
have written for them.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-02-13
Board Of Trad. to Max. Protest.

At a meeting Of cotton merchants
ind bankers OF Little Rock held Mon
lay the Board Of Trade, pursuant to a
;all issued by M. H. Williamson, chair
nan of the Cotton Committee of Little
Rock Board of Trade, 1t was decided
% draft letter of protest against the
action of sales agent of the Farmers
Union Of Arkansas, who recently pa
FADED loads of cotton through Little
Rock bearing banners which pro-
claimed that the cotton would be sold
in Memphis. The letter of protest
will be forwarded to the president of
he Farmers Union, and an effort will
80 made to rectify the recent action
If the agent, whom the local cotton
men and merchants believe is attempt
ing to divert cotton and send it to
points outside the state, instead of to
The Little Rock market.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-02-13
Awards To Arkansas Banks.

The report sent to the Senate by
Secretary Cortelyou showing the
amount of Panama bonds issued dur
,ng the recent panic gives the follow
ng award to Arkansas banks:
Citizens National Bank of Ell Dora
ID, $4,000, in bonds at 102.50. on
which $4,000 of circulation was is
sued; $4,000 at 1903, on which $780,
200 circulation was issued; $4,000 at
1914, on which no circulation was is
sued.
First National Bank of Mena, which
got $4,000 at 104, issuing no circula-
ton.
Arkansas National Bank. Fayette-
vile, which got $4,000 at 104.50, is
suing $4,000 of circulation; $4,000
at 1913 so. and $4,000 at 1913.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-02-13
Scotland Company Enters.

One of the most extensive articles
If agreement and incorporation ever
lied with the secretary of state was
hat offered by the American Mort
gage Company of Edinburgh, Scotland.
The company is incorporated under
he laws of Scotland. Its articles OF
Incorporation and agreement are in
pamphlet form, the pamphlet contain
ing more than 100 well-filled pages.
The company claims to have assets OF
100000 and liabilities of $9S5,000 1t
also claims to have real estate worth
$4,000 in Arkansas and to be the
owner of notes for the amount of $780,
300, which is secured by trust deeds
On land in this state. The company
names as its agent in Arkansas, n.
W. Norton of Forrest City.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-02-13
Commutes Death Penalty of Negro.

Governor Pindall Monday committed
to life Imprisonment. the sentence OF
death Of Colonel Jones, a negro SEN
fenced to be hanged February IA,
in Miller county, after having been
convicted of murder. The governor
took this action at the close of a hear
ing which he conducted in the execu-
tive chambers at which attorneys both
for and against the negro presented
their case The sentence was COM
muted after the Supreme Court had
refused an appeal to that court. The
governor based his decision on two
grounds; first, on the statement Of
the jurors who convicted the negro;
secondly, on the ground that the ne
gress whom Jones killed was alleged
to have been of low character and, ac-
cording to the reasoning of the exc
cutive, not entitled to as much pro-
lection from society as one who is Of
higher moral stamp and who aids in
maintaining the welfare of society by
a conformity with moral requirements.
In that connection the governor took
up one of the social questions of the
day. His proclamation committing
the negro's sentence is one of the
most lengthy ever written by any gov
ernor of Arkansas.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-02-13
r. A. Younablood 10 Under Arrest.
A dispatch from East st. Louis,

A dispatch from East st. Louis, ILL.,,
says. The Federal Department of JUS
tice forced the arrest Thursday OF
R. A. Youngblood, until recently presi-
dent Of the Coal Belt bank of Benton,
ILL.,, and the Salem state bank of Sa-
lem, Ark. Bank Examiner Weir dis
covered a misrepresentation of $4,000.
said to have been used in coal stock
speculation, when he examined the
Benton bank last November, and
forced the resignation of Youngblood.
The suspension Of the bank at Salem,
Ark, followed. The $4,000 was made
good by the other stockholders and
criminal proceedings were not contem-
plated until the report of the exami-
nation was submitted to the Depart
ment of Justice. Youngblood came
here, accompanied by his aged mother
and his wife's father, George T. Hub
bard, who gave $4,000 bond for him.
Youngblood's troubles are said to have
fastened the death of Judge Marion
Youngblood, his father.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-02-13
Guard to Fort Smith.

Adjutant General Paul Little Of the
Arkansas National Guard stated Sat
urday that the companies at Fort
Smith, Paris and Russellyille would
likely be in Fort Smith at the time of
the Arkansaw Travellers state conven-
ton, which will be held in Fort Smith
in June. The companies will hold
their annual rifle practice there at that
time. Adjutant General Little will be
guest of honor at the convention.
He was called upon Saturday by repre-
sentatives of the Travellers and invit-
ed to attend the convention as a guest
OF honor, and to have as many COM
panies Of state guard present as pos
sible Mr.. Little stated that there
would probably be only three COM
panies present.