The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
Is Not Yet Signed BY Gov
ernor E.OctOr
EXECUTIVE GOES HOME
It Is Stated, However, That Hs Is Not
Hostile to the Measure Which COM
pels CO. p1Iations show Up
Their BocFs.



corporation bill Nat y as hustled thron,
thc Vermont Iegisl, hnrc VI terda.
enable Attorney Geuera rts romG
pei the burlington Re..derira npanv 70
produce its books at the invr CATION
OF the sale Of tuberculous cattle By the
Vermont state cattle commission to the
rendering company There Was some de-
lay after the senate got through with
the bill, and although there was plenty
of time, it did not I'D to the executive.
Governor Proctor left last evening for
ms home in Proctor for the over Sunday
recess and stated that be had moi re-
ccived the proposed law.
II was iBtimated by some that Gov
ernor Proctor would hold up the bill.
but ii is now said that lie Ii in accord
will not try to block III The governor
viii return to Montpelier Monday after
noon and the bin VIII be laid before
him at that time. Those who are near
him say that he will atlix his signature
70 the bill and thus make it become II
law. The Chittenden county grand
jury resumes its sitting the last Of
next week and BY that time Attorney
General Fits viii probably have the
legal means to force the Burlington Rem
dering eompany to show mp its dealings
W.. the Vermont cattle commission in
the beef scandal, the carly investiga-
tion of which caused Governor Bell to
demand the resignation Of DR.. Rich, one
Of the commissioners.
The committees Of the senate will
probably be announced Monday after
noon or Tuesday morning, SO that by
Tuesday the fioodgates will be opened
to permit the rush of bills which will
flow into the legislature during the
present month. Under the new rule
adopted BY the senate, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Pronty, President pro TEN. Van
Patten and Senator Holden Of Benning-
ton will choose the senate committees.
The week commencing Monday, Oeto-
Der % has been formally fixed by Gov
ernor Proctor Lieutenant Governor
Prouty and Adjutant General Gilmore
ali ladies' week The general term Of
supreme court will convene on Tuesday
Of that week. and on that daY and even
ing comes the annual meeting and BAN
quet of the Vermont bar association.
Several interesting social events are nm
der consideration for this week, the
most prominent and attractive Of which
is the inaugural ball to be given al the
armory on Thursday evening, October
%. by Governor and Mrs. Proctor Mrs
Proctor and Mrs Prouty will on some
afternoon give tea to the visiting
ladies'. and other events not yet fully
determined will tend to make that week
socially the high water mark Of the
legislative session,
The biennial repor of the trustees
of the Vermont state hospital for the
insane at Waterbury has Just been IS
sued. The report show that the weekly
per capita cost for the two years was
S3.52 2-s. The eNpenditnes for con-
struction and maintenance Of property
for The period was Si5,510af. On Juno
80, 1906. there were 53s patients in
the institution, an increase Of 81 over
two years ago. The tuberculosis hpild-
ing has been erected for males and now
contains twenty patients. \ similar
building for females Is recommended.
The trustees report that the recon-
mendations Of tho legislative investi-
eating committee have been put IN force
80 far as possible Fire proection has
been added to considerably. Fifteen
acres for exercising gro',ul have been
purchased. The sanitary conditions are
good There arc no typhoid fegcr cases.
/ There have been no honieides or sui
cides during tie tNo years.
The following Is TIE concise state
mcnt OF the finances q the institu-
Receipts.