Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-31
Bellows Falls Times
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1901.
CORRESPONDENCE.
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BILLS ALL IN.
Legislature May Adjourn Before Town
Meeting What Will Chandler Do?

CONCORD, N H. ia u,ry 2S.-Tte
future rec I'd of the New Hampshire els
lsture of 1901 rests with the committees
Practically al the acts and re.olvr. a"e now
in hand, the number being SO of bills sni
~ OF joint res0lution' against 1929 ii g an
"a Joint resolutions twoy ars ago, Speak
er Little told the house IliI ly last week
that an early adjour oment could easily be
reached ii the committees would do their
duty. He urged W on rev members, e.
peel lily, the importance of beirg present
every 'eNlon OF the committees to which
they are assigned and at the same time
created something of a sensation by re-
pr wing practice of which h. said he had
hesrd, the ATTENDANCE o. member a. bear
ings before comm ee' to viii, b rhav did
MT brlorg, ard tn ir actual particil alton
in the TroceedU gs and voting on imp an
matters.
Some Of the committee certainly ar
working in way with which no fault n
he found. II spite o. tie contiru-d ,b-
sen e of Chairman Batcheld e., which may
XII through thu session, he committee
on rdi"ary is r. r'orming well It's b k l.
1 flnc'ipn. One OF the measures winch
II fl ished at week SCENE en- is tsce to
Ge,erve better tate. 1t wss entitled an
act ter the presprva ion OF highways and
The p, comm lation Of public try |, NJ d
Compel d | d-owners to cut bushes along
the r ad-sidts adj ming their premises. TIL :
lswyers on the ju icisry committee at once
u l.. leko 4 n
cord 10 orce properly owners to cl ar the
aide wa 8 OF snow, which was DE- clar, d by
the supreme court to be un or itutio1 a.
a. tempt to compel tsxp 'yers 20 per-
torn public duties for when they had al
ady BEN 'axed. Bush-cutting con e,
un er the same head, said the iudlc ary
commit, e, ard kill the bill.
The committee n roads, bridges and
canals report ted Friday upon % OF the
apI calls for higbw aid submitted to it,
thu report taking the form OF a j int re,o-
ution approprIa Jog $40, $50 tor such rel f
Tor roads IN the mountain and lake, gi rs
AS this includes lees than one half Il the
pc ifionrg towns another resolution Of
n k nature will soon appear. The com
mi tee n railroads. is busy with da ly b ar
irgs and his already ,ei ort'd favo,anIy
upon extensions f time for the corsfruc-
ton OF eight Il ctrrc roads pre- vio sy
charter, d. Tue CIR mont Street raj ay
i one o these. 1h4 C, mmt'e. on ,l-C-
tons has finished one of its imnor;ant hear
s, that on the ward SIX Nashua, n
test, n which the republican a. phcant for
b" seat was giv' leave to withdraw, al
will fin 81 up this week another, that for
he B r stead seat.
The committee of the two bodies on
TIE S ,ldr home visited that institution
last Wedn' sd ~, tax ng the governor snd
'uncil and haf hundred othe's along
The trip vas mot sat sfac'ory and as
r. sui the house committee has re ported
tavors blv the loint resolution making
the usual appropriation of 800 900 tr
tie support of the home tr the
n xt two years. Another app opriat on
which has been favoratly reported in he
house gives $3250 for the deco, a'ing of
the N error Of he state library builtirg.
The bill to provide for the -presentatiCn
OF the state at the Pan-Americap exposi-
ton, wbi has passed the house, G. rrles
with it $4,000 apr opriation.
TIL n o,t important b II of the week. if
mt Of the session, wss introduced IN the
"nate by Rem CD of Littl ton. 1t pro-
vid~s for the sppoin me 1t of public print
ing commission, compt sed of the governor,
II he sec, a-y of state AMI the state t e,s-
urer, which shall btaiD bids for, and aw I'D
the state printlI G TO, the lowe,t respon,ib
bidder Re sident in the state, provided The
lowest bids are not in xce,s of spt elf. d
schedule. The mission IS auhoIiz d
to purchase p pr and other sock for the
IS, OF the s. at but the umb, of r p9rts.
&C, to be issued i, aid down in the law ,
1t is understood that th, re will he ltil il
any fp7osi ion to the passage of til, i'll. !
The went. of the week N the l. gi.lature
may be quickly summsriz d. On Tuesday
the house h,l NOR e sf'ernocn and
evs nng sessions and h., r 2O6 bills and
INT rrsolu',ons lntr oduced, read twice and !
p perry r'f RI d On We lnt sday con. !
cur ent ss,lu'o in eloquent recognition
OF the d. ath Of Queen V ctori, re in
tire du ed by General Crut OF B tblehem
Al d adoped. On Thursday the first live
" d-bate OF the re sion occurred over
bill, introduced by Stock vt Ii of Claremont.
to exempt from attachment a, inn ments
ct industry two borses instead OF ore as
the law now Pr ovidts. The committee on
revisi' n Of statues report that il was in
exped'ent to legi'lre II the mater and
three OF its MT mber., BIZ kford of Man.
ester, Hsrdv o. Keen and Barney of
Caraan, uphtl this vi W in speech. on
the flor. Mr. Stockwrll I'D the fight for
his M a'ure AMI was supI ted by Mason of
Dover and Severance f Exeter. The
house over-rule the comm tee by a vote
Of more than two t one. On FRIDAY
there wee bu- Ii member, present IN the
house. but 60 ID deal OF busi les, was for
wsrded.
One Of the rinc.pa t'pic. of converse
ton with legislators i. ril, What vii
Chandler doP | head new th, ory adj
vanc'd TO-DAY, vii IS It last ingeniou..
Accor ling to this G 'n'ltm.n joseph H
Cnoate will return t. n W Y rk to attend
10 the business If ii, law firm: General
Horace Porter vii e ronot-d from PsrI,
to Lo don; sni Sen4 Cbandl rwll 90
to Paris a, the America a b ."sd,r.
H. C. PEARsON