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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02

The Senate killed proposal 10 to con-
stitution of Vermont, relating to cleo
| tion of Supreme Court Judges.
ADOPTED IN CONCURRENCE.
Joint resolution. relating to paying
Capital City Press a certain sum.
KILLED.
Proposal is to constitution of State
of Vermont, relating to suffrage.
ORDERED TO LIE.
| Report of conference committee on
S. 20, restriction Of trustee process, on
motion of Senator Cushman.
KILLED.
| II. 372--Relatlng to fire insurance
policies.
H. 42s--Purcnase by state Of Peru
Turnpike company road.
8. ,5s-Relating to the granting OF
| licenses.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
II. 119-Reatng to duties of commits
sioner in towns and cores in Essex
county.
H. 1S0-To incorporate tho Clarendon
Power company.
H. 519-Relatins to pedders.
H. bi-Rclating to the propo CATION o,
trouy.
H. ESQ provide for tine registration of
nurses
II. officiating TO execution Of the
sentence of death
III. G69-Reating to taxation Of interest
bearing deposits in national bank with
proposal OF amendment.
H. cato enable towns so voting to
establish permanent marks and boundary
lines.
KILLED.
II. 522-Reatng to the hunting Of dee,
In Essex county
ADOPTED IN CONCURRENCE
Joint resolution relating to pay Of
clerks in State library and supern-
tendent of educations Office
HOUSE PROPOSALS CONQUERED IN.
$. 3S-Director CT statistics and
publicity.
S. officiating to corporations
formed by voluntary association.
s. 4s---Relating to incorporation OF
villages.
S. 153-To incorporate the Tinmouth
Power company.
S. 174-Relatins to visiting repre-
eentatives.
| Senate by rising vote Of 1s to 3 re-
fused to reconsider it's vote on Fl. 3o1
relating to employment of railroad
engineers.
On motion Of Senator Davis, rules sus.
pended and Senate reconsidered its vote
| on II. $50, relating to taxation of inter
est bearing deposits in national banks.
| on motion of Senator Butler tho Senate
voted to recede from its proposal Of
amendment to H. 32S, providing for the
| repair of stage road from Wardsboro
| station to Wardsboro village
| on motion Of Senator Gordon. the
| Senate took recess from e.15 to s:45 D. m
| Adjourned until usual hour tomorrow
morning.
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s. 1o2-Providing for an appeal from
granting a lioense by license commits
Bioners.
S. 147--Relating to State Beoioeis'
and curator Of State cabinet.
8. 150-Prov,ding for supervision OF
gas plants. electric light plants, tele-
graph and telephone lines.
BILL INTRODUCED.
r. sea--ReIating to the appointment
Of license commissioners. Substitute
for IT. 4ea, II. 4s1 and II. 1920 Pro-
vide, for A. way Of breaking tie In
case the assistant Judges cannot
arree. Third reading ordered this
afternoon.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
s 1s4--In amendment Of section 2
of No. 105 Of the acts of 1908.
On motion of Mr. stone of Walling-
minutes.
AFTER RECESS
Mr.. Wall Of Dorset moved that when
the House adjourn to-day, 1t DO until
$50 o'clock Saturday morning. Mr.
Martin Of Brookline favored the motion.
Mr.. Cory opposed and moved to amend
by adjourning TO eight O'Clock this even
ing. Mr.. McCuen of Vergennes favored
the amendment. Mr.. Thompson OF Proc
tor favored an evening session MIR.
Howe OF Bennington favored working
in the evening for at least a couple OF
hours. MIR. Dearborn Of Lincoln favored
the amendment as did Mr. Howard OF
Whiting Mr. Stone of Wallingford and
Mr.. Fletcher of Cavendish Mr. Daniels
of Warren moved the previous question,
and the amendment was agreed to, and
the resolution was adopted Mr.. Chap
man of Windham moved to adjourn, but
tho motion failed.
MOTION TO RECONSIDER.
Mr.. Stone of walingford moved to re-
consider the vote whereby the House
refused to adopt joint resolution pro-
vldng for paying certain girl employees
81 per day. The vote was reconsdered
the resolution was amended adding the
name of sallie Il. Emery and the resolu
ton was adopted
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
S. 14e-Relating to U. s. deposit money
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. 41s-Requiring the secretary Of
H. ess-Reating to board of license
commissioners.
II. 4sl-Relating to traffic In irtoucat-
ing liquor.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
S. 3s-Providing for appointment OF a
director Of statistics, publicity and a.
vertlsing.
s. 41-Relating to corporations formed
by voluntary association.
S. 43-Relating to the Incorporation Of
villages and amendment of charters. MIR
McCuen of Vergennes opposed the bill
Mr.. Rowland OF Poultney and Mr.. Peck
Of Burlington favored the bill. Mr.
Webster of Swanton proposed to amend
the bill and 1t was adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. McLam of Topsham,
the House at $40 o'clock adjourned
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Fails Power company.

Falls Power company.
H. 5O2-Town of Brighton TO puf chase
and construct a. water system and issue
bonds
n. s5o-Relating to savings banks and
trust companies.
II. ALTO regulate blowing whistles and
ringing bells on locomotives
II. j1o-Tc incorporate the 81. Adams
e. Swanton Traction company.
II. 639-Relating to homicide.
II. G41-To amend charter of city OF
Rutland.
II. es1-village OF Richford to issue
bonds,
H. 6Si--Town of Morristown to issue
bonds to build town hall.
| II. 6s2--To prevent white slave trafhc.
H. 6S4-To incorporate trustees Of YER
mont Academy.
H. 6s6--RelatinR to inspection OF weights
and measures.
IT, 6Ss-Incorporatir~ village Of Middle
bury.
f. 274-To change the shire town or
Essex county. With proposal of amend
ment.
H. 32S-To repair stage road from
Wardsboro station to Wardsboro village.
H. 6f9-ro amend charter of village OF
Morrisvlle with proposal of amendment.
KILLED
n. G35-Relating to petition for writ
Of certiorari
II. 65b--Relating to aid Of towns ex-
cessively burdened.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Relating to pay of state highway
commissioners. Adopted on part of
Senate.
Secretary read repor. of special
committee on Fl. 1872, authorizing Yer
mont Valley railroad to construct line
from South Vernon to Brattleborc. on
question as to amendments offered by
the committee, Senator Porter offered
an amendment that the Vermont VAL
ley railroad to use double tracks to
ern between South Vernon and Brat
tleboro. Senator Archibald asked the
committee how many amendments Of
fered by majority OF committee ever
came before the whole committee.
Senator Davis replied only one.
Senator Porter explained his amend
ment. Senator Butterfeld explained
about grade and grade crossings at
Brattleboro. Senator Dale said only
take from one corporation and give
to another. It is a question of public
benefit, not alone for Brattleboro, but
for the State
Senate adjourned
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY
SENATE-FORENOON.

Called to order by tho president. Devo-
!ional exercises by the chaplain.
ADOPTED IN CONCURRENCE.
Joint resolution relating to pay OF 81
per day additional to members of the re-
Vision committee.
Joint resolution relating to pay of Ed
ward r. Buck, as counsel for state.
Joint resolution relating to pay OF GER
lain committees attending funerals OF
Messrs Pierce and Munsey, late members
pf tbs House.
Joint resolutian extending time Of en-
crossing bills for 30 days.
SPECIAL ORDER.
S. 2o-Restrioting trustee process, on
motion OF Senator Archibald at 10 p. m.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE,
II. 6t2-~To provide Apartments, records
md files for public service commission.
II, 1910 provide investigation OF the
water reonurces of the State.
II. 2e2-Relating to the sale vf tand for
taxes.
". 468To incorporate tho Fifteen Mile
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medallion of Governor Mead to be placed
n the State House. Favored by Mr.
Amey and adopted
BY Mr.. Bryant of Ludlow empowering
the Governor to appoint delegates to con.
ventions outside the state. Adopted.
BILL INTRODUCED.
II. 682-To prevent the conservation oil
forests and the prevention Of forest fires
substitute for II. 6l8. Favored by Mr.
Battell Of Middlebury; opposed by MIR
Shaw Of Stowe. Mr.. Ives Of Mt. Holly
Third reading refused.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. 6s5-To establish municipal cour
In Caledonia county.
II. 571-Relating to the execution OF The
sentence of death.
n. 5S9-Relating 10 peddlers
II. 6S3-To provide for tho registration OIL
nurses.
II. 6S7-Relating to the trustees Of the
Orange county grammar school.
Fl. 11o-Relating to the duties of com.
inissioners for unorganized towns and
cores in Essex county.
S. 1-Reatng to exemption from taxa.
ton.
II. 1910 incorporate tho Clarendon
Power company.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
S. 4o-Relatlng to location OF licensed
places.
S. HS-To incorporate the First Uni
versalist parish of Bethel
s. 1R-To provide for collecting, com
piling and printing muster rolls.
S. 155-To enable town Of Springfield
to execute certain trusts
SENATE AMENDMENTS NON-CON-
CURED IN.
Fl, l7s-Rciating TO the employment o.
labor.
II. 41G-fo provide State aid fol
INDECENT veterans.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
BY MIR. McHugh of Weybridge. to pay
j, e. LeClair, public stenographer. 500
Referred to joint committee on State apd
court expenses.
SENATE BILL REFERRED.
S. 13-Relatlng to employment Of chile
labor To Internal affairs.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
$. 1870 incorporate the Interstat,
railway.
s. 173-Reatlng to changing time OF
the annual meeting of the Orleans
graded school district
KILLED.
S. ia Relating to the visiting OF
traps
THIRD READING ORDERED.
S. 175-Relating to the taking Of fish.
SENATE PROPOSALS OF AMEND
MENT CONQUERED IN.
Fl. bi-Relating to cooperative savings
and loan associations.
II. 22S-Relating to the listing Of en-.
gines, boilers, etc.
H. 229-Relating to taxation of motor
boats.
Fl. s6s-Relating to stationery and 1up.
plies.
II. 666-To incorporate the Northern
Casualty company
On motion Of Mr.. Holden OF Clarendon
the House at 1916 o'clock adjourned
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II. 6S-Establishing municipal court in
Caledonia county.
H. 6ss-Amending weights and meas.
ures act.
II. 6ss-Amending act incorporating
Middlebury village.
II. 10S-Providing for care and educa-
ton Of defective children.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
S. 125-Relating to employment of child
labor.
S. 1sS-Reating to taxation Of costs.
REFUSAL TO CONCUR.
II. 1s2-As amended to authorize the
Vermont Valley railroad to construct and
operate railr Dad between Brattleboro
and South Vernon and to take land
therefor.
Mr.. Chaffee Of Rutland stated that If
the amendment was concuired in that
the +. e. NJ would build on the New
Hampshire side of the river. and urged
the House to stand by its original posi-
ton.
Mr.. Amey Of Brighton said he had no
objection to the b. & NJ. building
through Brattleboro or anywhere else
but he did object to the taking of private
same purposes.
Mr.. Peck of Burlington said that never
before had a Legislature of this State
been asked to grant a charter to d rail-
road under the conditions upon which
the Boston q Maine asked. He urged the
support of the House for the Central
Vermont proposition. Mr.. Martin of
Brooklinc favored the proposition of the
/ NJ .,
the previous question and Mr.. Amey of
Brighton called for the yea and nay,
which resulted in a vote of 81 yeas to
l34 rays and the House refused to con-
cur in the Senate proposal of amend
ment to the bill.
| senate AMENDMENT NON-CON-
CURED IN.
II, 60S-Relatng to the licensing of
dogs
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. officiating to exemptions from
taxation.
S. 17S-To permit the Springfield rail-
way to issue preferred stock
S, 1910 re-enact an act TO incorpo.
rate the Clyde River Electric Railway
| company.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR
Joint resolution relating to pay of GER
tain messengers, photographers, etc.
Joint resolution relating to tablet ans
medallion to private soldiers
Joint resolution relating to delegates.
II. S4-To amend sections 47l4, 47i5 and
41l7 Of the public statutes relating tc
Co operative Davings and loan assocla-
| tons.
| II. SOTO revise the law relating to saw
| Jugs banks and trust companies.
| II. blS-lncorporate the St. Adams 4
| Swanton Traction company.
| ii. tG2-Providing for the location and
establishment OF a State normal school.
| ii. 597-To amend sections 532. 5i5, 5fG,
| b71 5sl OF the public statutes, and to re-
peal sections 25 and 500 hereof,
relating to the form and contents of
| grand lists and abstracts of individual
| lists
II. e1l-To amend section 52H of the
public statutes as amended by section
| OF No li5 of the acts Of 1908, and to
repeal section of No li5 OF the acts of
| 1905 relating to the open season for
| trout.
No. $50 amend the charter of the
village OF Morrisvile, and in addition
| thereto,
| On motion of Mr.. Fletcher of Caven-
dish. the House Mt midnight adjourned
until nine clock tomorrow morning.
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DEATH OF EDITOR WHO
FIRST DOOMED CLEVELAND

Detroit, Jan. Thames A Randall,
lawyer. legislator and editor, died at his
home here to-day after an illness Of
more than ;Wo years He was born in
ISIS MIR Randall founded the Buffalo
Times and it stated that a notice posted,
at his instance, in the news room of that
newspaper. boom Grover Cleveland for
governor Of New York State paved ths
way for Mr.. Cleveland to the presi-
dency,
Prlesident Cleveland during his second
term offered Mr.. Randall the territorial
sovCrnorship OF New Mexico in recogni-
ton Of his services, but this honor was
declined, Mr. Randall also founded the
Kansas City News.
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INTERPRETATIONS BILL PASSED.

Washington, Jan. 26To-day in this
Senate was devoted to the speeches Oh
tie ocean mail subsidy bill and the Lori
mer investigations Mr.. Shively of Indiana
opposing the former and Mr., Cummins OF
Iowa criticisiug the committee on priv
ueges and elections for its failure to pur-
sue the inquiry to whether Mr., Lori-
mer was oognizant of the bribery that
was proven as existent in the Illinois Leg
islature at the time of Mr. Lormer $
election. The Senate passed the legisla-
tive, executive and judiciary appropriation
bill. The pay of the secretary to tha
President was fixed at $4,000 a year.
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House Finds It Has Too Much
to Do at an All Night
Session.
KEEPS GOING TIL. MIDNIGHT
Refuses to coMor.r il Senate
Amendment to Railroad Bill
Gifts for Presiding Of
ficers and Others.


Montpelier, Jan. 27.--At midnight it was
evident that the work of the session could
not be concluded tonight and the House
adjourned until nine tomorrow morning.
The vote refusing to concur in tho Senate
proposed OF amendment to the railroad
bin WAS lS4 to 81.
During n recess this evening Repre-
sentative McCuen of Vergennes. in be-
half Of the members of the House. pre-
scented Speaker Howe with Il handsome
gold watch. The speaker attempted to
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Senate, being presented with a purse of
money, the presentation speech being
made by Senator Daniels. Two barrels
of apples were eaten in the Senate during
the evening, being the gift of Senators
Taplin and Daniels
The Governor this evening commits
stored Senator Porter of ST. Johnsoury
n
court LOT Caledonia county
GIFT OF FARMERS CLUB.
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1919 held A final meeting this evening
The club has about $50 in it's treasur,
and il was voted Tonight to turn this
money over to the State agriculture
school at Randolph to be used for q
scholarship for some needy student
Representative n. S. Peel, of Burlington
assured the club that he would duplicat,
This amount for a like purpose
At attempt was made in the House
this afternoon to reconsider the vote
yesterday whereby the House refused
thIrd reading TO the DIN raising INT
salary oil the oahk COMMISSIONS
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SENATE-AFTERNOON
Called to order by president.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Senate a adjourned.

lNFlNlShElD BCSlNESS.
II. 1s2-Vermont Valley Railroad
company to construct line of railroad
from South Vernon to Brattleboro.
Senator Gordon In speech referred to
Boston & Maine in politics in state
of New Hampshire and thought If this
bill passed would bring railroad poll
tics into this State. Senator Darling
opposed to taking land from Central
Vermont railway for the Boston e
Maine railroad. Senator Adams offer
ed an amendment to amendment Of
fered by Senator Porter this morning.
senator Powell spoke opposing the
bill. Senator Cushman favored amend
ment introduced by minority OF COM
mittee.
On question ms to passage of amend
ment to amendment introduced by Sena-
tor Adams about same as original. but
Senator Daniels demanded yeas and
nays Vote: Yeas. Adams, Butler. But
terrified, Clark, Coolidge, Davis Edger-
ton, Field. Hitchcock. Scribrer. futile;
nays. Archibald. Garden. Cushman.
Cults. Dale, Daniels. Darling Gordon,
Crtswold, Iyford. Norton, Pike. Porter,
Powell, Seaver. Sheldon. Shepardson,
on question, shall amendment as pro-
posed by Senator Porter pass. Senator
Archibald demanded yeas and nays.
Yeas, Archibald, Bardcn. Cushman,
QUITS, Dale. Daniels. Darling, Gordon,
Grlswold, Lyford, Norton, Pike. Porter
Powell, Seaver, Sheldon, Shepardson,
Smith, Taplin; nays, Adams, Butler
| Butterfed, Clark. Coolidge, Davis, Ed
gerton. Field. Hitchcock. Scrbner, Tut
| tie. Amendment passed.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
| H. 1S2-Vermont Valley railroad to con-
struct line railroad South Vernon to
Brattleboro with proposal OF amend.
ment.
| II. 53G-Reating to the election OF towr
road commissioners with proposals OF
| amendments
| II. officiating to the open season 70,
trout Yea and nay vote, 20 to G.
| H. &l--To incorporate Southern Rail.
way company.
SPECIAL ORDER.
| On motion of Senator Gordon on s. 20
restricting trustee process, on the adop.
| ton OF committee OF conference report al
1880 p. m.
| On motion OF Senator Gordon, the Sen.
ate insisted on its proposal of amend
ment to Il, lie, rotating to the employ,
| ment of labor, Chair appointed Sena
tors Gordon, Archibald and Scribner or
part OF Sennte as conference commit
tee,
| Senate voted not to concur IN Hous,
proposal to 5. l, exemptions fror, taxa
ton. Senator Powell demanded yeas an,
nays. Vote: Yeas, Clark, Darling, Girls
void, Hitchcock Merton, Porter, Powell
scribner Seaver, Shopardson; nays
Adams, Archibald, Barden. Butler, But
terlield. Coolidge, Cushman, Cults, Dale
fDaniels, Davis. Edgerton. Gordon, Pike
Smith, Taplin.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
II. :1+-Relating to examination Of in
ventories,
Senate took n recess from 4:?0 %. n
until 500 y. IN. on motion of Senate
Gordon.
on motion OF Senator Sewer, tn
Senate voted when It adjourn this afte,
noon to meet this evening at 730 p. IN.
Fl. 5o7-RelatinE to form and eonten,
OF grand lists.
II. ES-Relating to mining.
KILLED.
S. ll0--Relating to appointment
license commissioners. -
J. i77-Relating to caucuses.
On motion of Senator shepardson. tt
Senate adjourned.
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out with lanterns and tracked the youna
man until they found his body. Tn.
hole In his chest and the gun lyins
on the ground told She story In getting
over the fence the gun was discharged
killing him instantly. The officials were
notified and the body was taken that
night to the home Of Mrs. John Latulipp
his mother on Brigham hill in Essex
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HOUSE-AFTERNOON.
RECONSTRUCTED.

RECONSTRUCTED.
s. 17+-Relating to the visiting of traps.
The House reconsidered its &C lion refus-
Ing passage. An amendment excluding
bears was adopted and the bill was or
dered to a third reading.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
S. 171-Granting certain powers to the
Arlington Water company.
s. 1870 incorporate the Tnmouth
Power company. With proposal of amend
ment.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
From the Senate relating to pay of
members of committee on revision Of bills
To Joint committee on State and court
expenses.
Relating to pay of e. r. Buck. To joint
committee on State and court expenses.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
Joint resolution relating to the division
line between the State prison land and
lands of Mrs. a. d. Cotton at Windsor.
Joint resolution extending a vote of
thanks to the Hon. Joseph Battel!,
H. 1S-An act to aid the town of Mount
Tabor In repairing and maintaining high
ways
| II. 2el-An act to amend No. $50 OF the
acts OF 1896. entitled AN act to incorpo-
| rate a city and town of st. Adams.
II, 2Sl-An act permitting the erection
| OF historical mo 7um@r-', upon the Ben,
| nington battle mo lunicn+ grounds In Ben
| nlngton.
II. 42S-An act to amend sections / and 4
Of No. 1919 OF the acts Of 1906 as amend
| cd by sections and OF No. $50 of the
acts of 1915. relating TO the charter OF the
| Quarry Savings Bank & Trust company
II, ejG-An act to appropriate the sum
therein named for erecting. furnishing
heating and lighting two dormtories and
other purposes at the Vermont industrial
school at Nergennes.
| II. 657--An act to amend section OF No.
253 of this acts OF 1900, relating to Sand
Bar bridge.
II, 6s3-An act relating TO the digging up
of public highways.
II. 673-An act relating to costs in mum
cipal and Justice courts.
KILLED.
S. 16S-Relating to mutual Are insurance
companies.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
S. l49-Reating to L. $, deposit money
SENATE AMENDMENT NON-CON-
CtRRED IN.
H. 32S-Troviding for the repair OF the
stage road from Wardsboro station to
Wardsboro village.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
BY Mr.. Webster of Swanton, providing
FOR the payment of "a per day to Miss
Frances f. Goss. Dora Hodges and
Nancy Puffcr, employed in office of state
superintendent of education and state
library. The House refused to adopt
SENATE PROPOSAL OF AMEND
MENTs CONQUERED IN,
H. 274-To change the shire town OF
Essex county
THIRD READING ORDERED.
H. 21s-To regulate fire insurance
policies,
II, Gas amend charter OF Nor
risvile.
II. 4iS-Requiring secretary OF State
to secure statistical information re
sardiag the financial condition o.
municipal divisions.
II. officiating to the traffic II
intoxicating liquors,
WOULD NOT RECONSIDER.
H. SS7-Relating to the duties an
salary of bank commissioner, Nj
Barron OF Barton moved TO reconside
: us vote Mr. Fletcher of Cavendis
moved the motion be ordered to Ii,
but tho motion was lost The Hous
: refused to reconsider,
KILLED,
I H. 4s1-Relating to establishing
course Of hygiene In State schools.
IT, bS9-Relating to state pay dur
Ing the War Of the Rebellion.
IT, S9'-Relating to the appointmer
loi leanxs commissioners
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MISPLACED SWITCH PUT
% CARS IN THE DITCH

Montpelier, Jan. "a misplaced switch
caused bad freight wreck AZ
Rraintree early this morning. Twenty
three cars We're ditched but il Is under.
stood no one was hurt The paper train
was below the wreck and as It was re-
ported three hours late a special was
made up here to carry the northbound
Legislators to their homes. The special
left In time to connect with the south.
bound flyer at Burlington.