The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-11-14
cites Mr.. Lyford of Peacham and Mr.
Bundy OF st. Johnsbury.
Adiourned
BENATE-AFTERNOON

sKNATE-AFTERNooN
Passed. H as, granting certain privi-
leRes to the village OF Bennington Center.
III. 48, to amend charter OF the village OF
West Randolph. II 139, laying tax upon
the county of Essex. II. 1876, to change
name OF Orchard Hill Cemetery Associa-
ton Of st aft ord. ii. 174, fixing date OF an
nual meeting OF Norwich university. II.
142, authorizing selectmen OF Royaton to
reduce rent OF school lands. On motion of
Senator Cudworth, ordered to lie.
Third reading refused.--S. 81, in aid OF
the purity OF election. s. SO, providing for
q woman on the board OF trustees of the in
sane asylum, State prison, house Of correc-
ton, and industrial school.
s. III, relating to forfeiture for non-com-
mencement of suit for images.
Passed S. 102, levying tax on county Of
Bennington. s. 81, to legaize grand list Of
South Hero.
Third reading ordered.-S. 98, to promote
fruit growing and raising Of fruit trees.
| FL. 3d. relating to SEEMING in Lake Cham.
plain and Lake Memphremsgog.
II. 10, relating to establishing OF bound
airy line between Vermont and Massachu-
sets was reported favorably and third read
| ing ordered.
Dewey celebration.-S. 8, to defray ex-
penses OF the De- ey celebration, reported
| by committee with amendment reducing
| appropriation from S5,727 ID to So GAG 80,
| Agreed to and third reading ordered.
Bills iutroduced.-S. 1877 by Senator Stan.
ton relating to the return to the Secretary
Of State by county clerks Of certificate OF
appointment of notsres.
5. 1913, by Senator DeBoer relating to re-
apportionment Of Senators
s. AZ V. s. Is amended to read as follows.
Counties may elect Senators az follows:
Addison, 2; Bennington, 9; Caledonia 2;
Chittenden, 3; Essex, /; franklin, Q; Grand
Isle, 1; Lsmoille, /; Orange, 2; Orleans, d
Rutland, 4; Washington, 3; Windhsm, p
Windsor, 3
| Adjourned.
HoUsE-ATTERNooN.
Petitions praying for retention OF prohibit
tory law wers presented by Stearns Of
johnson, Howe OF Tunbridge, Slrorg oil
HYDE Park, Weed OF Pawlet, Hooker o.
Bradford.
Petitions praying for passage OF local op
ton bill with referendum were presented
b. Mcintyre of Dandy, Cree Of Wheelock
Killed-H. %, extending open deer seas
on to Nov. 49, IL. 80, to exempt groves
held by churches. II 30, to pay j. G. f
Richter. ii. 214, incr asing pay of jurors
in justice courts. II 269, max ng oper
deer season from Nov 10 to 20. II. 28t, re
lating TO management OF town liquor
agencies Qorbdding sales 10 residents o
outside towns) II. 282, relating to man
| hRfIutub VI lOWu llQuOT agencies (TbQulrlDl
oath from purchasers, etc II. 1913, to pre-
vent traffic in trout. II. 2S7, changing six
inch trout limit to four inch. II. 299, max
ing officers of house of correction commit
ment officers. II 357, repeating portion o
act requiring creameries to nav patrons OF
the basis OF butter
Bills introduced H, Ali, by CON- on cor
porations. A corporation organized unde
laws Of Vermont on increasing its capita
stock shall pay an amount equal to the dii
ference between charter fee required from
company having same capital stock, as sal,
company befor such increase, and charte
fee for company stock equal to said stool
with additions.
II 412. by MIR. Averill OF Warren. Whel
line between lands owned by different par
ties shall become oNliterated neither part
shall urer upon said land to remove tim
Der, etc, without giving adjacent owner a
least ten days notice. Parties shall the
meet and establish line and have same re
corded. III parties cannot agree, they shal
apply to seectman who shall secure
competent surveyor and cost of surve
shall be divided equally between partie
and II either refuses TO pay, cost shall b
added to tax bill.
Fl Alb, nv Mr. Hazen of Windsor, amend
ing Sec, 1926, V S Gives embers of Sen
ate and House 81 per day, with mileag
and the speaker Of the House and presden
of the Senate SIS per day.
ii. Ala, by Mr.. Fullam of Ludlow, eac
town, village or corporation containing 30
or more inhabitants may make bylaws gov
erning children under sixteen years OF az
who are allowed to grow up without prope
salutary parental control. Gives town
right to fix penalty not to exceed So for vic
lation OF bylaws.
II. 415, by Mr.. Norton of Tinmouth Pro
vides penalty for person removing plan
from bridge, or ice from water without pre-
tecting same with proper guard.
III. 416 by Mr. Norton of Tinmouth
Board of civil authority shall destroy al
ballots Immediately after final count
Saturday. November 10.
sENATE-MoRNING.
Saturday, Nov. 10,
Passed.-S. 10, relating to appropriation
for Dewey celebration. s. 80, to promot
fruit growing and raising of fruit trees III
10, relating to establishment of boundar,
line between Vermont and Massachusetts
II %, relating to SEEMING in Lake Cham
plain.
Passed. III 1856, to incorporate the New
port, Hardwick and Montpelier Railroad
Company. H. 1911, amending charter O
Island Pond Water Company.
HOUSE MORNING.
H. 302, extending the open deer season il
Essex county and adjoining towns. Mr.
Burditt OF Pittsford inquired why this sec
ton should be favored.
Mr.. Gilmore of Swauton replied that deel
were very numerous in that locality, due ia
their crossing the Connecticut. The sports
men Of that sec ion do not observe the Law
as 1t is, and longer season might satisfy
them better.
Mr. Stewart OF Bakersfield, considers II 8
poor reason for changing law that it was
not now observed. Mr.. Woodwork OF
Westtield, wished the bill to be killed I'M
less it could include his town. Mr.. Clark
of Glover, wanted his town iacluded. Mr.
Gilmore moved to amend by including
Westtield, which he said, was intended 20
be done by the committee.
The amendment was disagreed to-
Mr.. Bean Of Lincoln moved to dismiss
the bill.
Mr.. Hale OF Lunenburgh, explained why
Essex county wanted the season extended.
| Deer were very numerous and troublesome.
He thought longer season would be OBJ.
| served.
Mr., Gilmore said that deer were native in
Essex county and conditions different than
in other localities. Hence this discrimins-
| ton.
Mr.. Whittemore of Eden opposed the bill,
as IL would give hunters a chance to track
deer in the snow which would mean their
determination. The bill was dismissed.
Bills Introduced.-H 400, by Com. on cor
| pOTAtiOns amending charter of Barre ura