Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-24
SENATE AND HOUSE
INCLINED TO DO MUTUAL BLOCKING
AS THE END APPROACHES.
Vt its Evening Session tho senate Passes
the Ludlow savings Bank Bill over the
Governors Veto-Also Kills Many
House Bills.


From Tuesdays Daily Free Press.l
MONTPELIER, Nov. 21-The indications
Tonight are that the strained relations be-
tween the Senate and House which always
mark the closing hours OF the session will
not be wanting this year. The Senate at Its
evening session killed a number of House
bills and refused to concur in amendments
proposed by the House cutting down appro-
pristons for the insane asylum. The ballot
law, which passed the House Saturday, was
considered by the Senate in committee OF
the whole this evening and 20 extensively
amended that as one senator expressed 1t,
no one knew what the bill contained. 1t
was ordered to lie and may fail of passing
altogether. The Senate confirmed num-
ber OF appointments and reiected one. The
Senate Joined with the House in passing the
Ludlow Savings bank bill over the govern
or's veto after warm debate. The days
work follows:
Senate Morning.
On motion of Senator Lincoln the Senate
adopted a joint resolution providing for
final adjournment Wednesday morning at
. O'Clock. A joint resolution from the
House, relating to the appointment of a
highway commission, was referred to the
committee on highways and bridges,
=
with the law allowing the assistant secre-
tary to be appointed by the secretary.
BEls Introduced.
S. 1G0, from the judiciary comm ittee, al
lowing reporters to be appointed at hearings
before masters.
S. 170, from the committee on StaJs and
court expenses, raising tie salary of the in
spector of finance to $1,000.
Ii. 60, to incorporate the Bennington Co.
operative Savings and Loan association was
refused f third reading.
Bills Passed.
8. 1GG, relating to the Montpelier union
district S. 15S, TO incorporate the st. AL
bans academy and graded school district;
II. 394, relating to the town OF Guildhall;
II. 100, to pay J. s. Fay OF Brattleboro
Se3. o3; H. 80, to pay Il. c. Pease I43 81 ;
s. 1OY, relating TO the appointment OF re-
portsrs in hearings before special masters;
II. 223, relating to the village OF Ludlow;
S. i10, increasing tho salary Of the inspec-
tor of finance to $1,000; s. 1917, relcti ing to
the Bradford Savings bank; II. 252, relat-
ing to the appointment of staff officers; II.
396 to pay A. NJ. Foster $!S.26 H. 397,
to pay II. T. Fisher of Nergeunes S4S 80:
II. 21S, to pay A. E. Houghton $2S %; II.
211 to pay T. ". Eegan Of Montpelier
sos. IL II. 404, to incorporate the Windsor
Home for the Aged; ii. 4U6, relating to
the Baptist Ministers's Aid society; Il, 40S,
to increase the powers of the Laurel Glen
Cemetsry association; II. 40G, protecting
pheasants for two years; ii. 81 4O9, relating
TO the Fall Mountain Paper company.
Adjourned.
House. Morning.
II. sos, the local option bill, was called
= l..
der for tomorrow afternoon ct 2:l3
O'Clock.
The House ordered the joint resolution
from the Senate relating to final adjourn
ment to lie.
The House refused to concur in the
amendment proposed by the Senate to II.
227 in relation 10 highways.
The House voted to recede from its pro
posal OF amendment to 5. 49, relating to the
State board of agriculture.
$. 14l, in relation to cemeteries, was re-
fused a third reading.
HilIs Passed.
H. 426, laying tax on Bennington coun-
ty; II. 40l in relation to highways in un-
organized gores Il. Alp, Improvement OF
unoccupied lands; II. 4l3 to pay N. p.
Wheeler the sum named; II. 4l6, relating
TO PRONUNCIATION Of the laws; H. 427 char
leE lOT w els ltlNcTs H. 4lC, IN TeIatlOn tC
whistles; II. 4l9, city charter for Yer
gennes; II. 423, Chester Lighting district;
II. 3S9 Incorporating Vergennes graded
school district; II. 42J, charter of the vii
lage of Wilmington; S. l43, in relation tc
savings banks; s. 1873, investments by trust
companies; ii. 10, relating to truancy; $.
80, changing time for Orange County
Court; S. l21. in relation to railroad
bridges; S. SO, relating to special prosecu-
tors :. Al, State and local boards OF health
II. 42S, granting certain powers to Blacl
River academy; II. 49, prohibiting smok-
lnG in certain buildings; S. 1J9, lncorDor.
.ting the Masonic Temple association; S
1CO, to purchase lard for reform SCHOOL, ii
3lG, to abolish office OF county examiner.
Adjourned.
Senate-Afernoou.
a joint resolution to suspend joint rul
10 was adopted.
II. 205, which the governor vetoed, wa
called up snd Senator Raskins made
lengthy argument on the dangers OF tn
letter of credit system and urged the Senat,
to support the governors action.
Senator Boyce thought the governors ac
ton was all wrong aud that all bank
should have the right to issue e'tsrs 0
credit He urged the Senate 10 do its dutI
according to law and pass the bill.
On motion of Mr.. Hall it was again or
dered to lie.
Ii. 376, TO prevent fraud in the sale 0
lard, was laid on tho table.
Bils Passed
II. 3S1, relating to tho time of maxim
and printing Slato officers reports; IT, 3yJ
to incorporate the comrades of Stowe post
II. ,, to incorporate the Townsbefd Par
association; Il. 1861, relating to the viIlag,
of Brattleboro IL. 2O4, relating to the fee
Of town clerks; If. 32G, relGting to the du
ties of the State auditor; II. 4OJ, relating
to telephone companies; II. Alb, to pay n
7, Wheeler $50 Al.
bills Signed
S. ), providing for the yeriiestou 0
savings banks books s. 32, fixing the salar.
of the first assistant librarian; =. Co. relat
ing TO exemptions from arrest in action
founded on contract; S. l04, to provide TO
the completion OF the high water mar
monument at Gettysburg; s. 10, establish