The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-04
ADD LICENSE FEES
TO PERMANENT
SCHOOL FUND
Latest Disposition Of Money
Received From Saloons
WOMAN SUFFRAGE DEBATE
Senate Has Passed Bill TO Third Read
ing-piseussion Is Feature
Of Afternoon

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forenoon debating the bill providing
that the receipts from liquor licenses
be turned into the state treasury AT
ter a long debate a motion to dismiss
was lost by a vote of l27 to a.
II is expected that the bill will come
up again In the house this afternoon
on a proposal TO amend by Mr.. DeBoer
OF Montpelier to the effect that the
money so derived be turned into the
permanent school fund.
In the senate this afternoon the bill
granting suffrage to women is the star
feature. The bill creating this priv.
ilege was passed TO a third reading
yesterday almost unanimously and
some strenuous arguments are expect
cd.
The general committee has reported
favorable a bill To take the place Of
the measure introduced. by request
by Mr.. Howe OF Bennington TO res
trict the running OF deer by dogs The
substitute is drawn so as 10 conform
10 New York state law
NJ. j. Hapgood OF Peru who has
been greatly opposed to the doe bill
arrived In Montpelier Wednesday eve
ming and called on the governor the
next morning to urge him TO veto the
bill Mr.. Hapgo0d was informed that
the governor had signed it few min.
utes before his arrival.
The town OF Pawlet was well repre-
scented at the State House yesterday
afternoon when the committee on
town lines gave another hearing on
the bill providing for a division Of the
town OF West Pawlet, o. VI. Barber OF
Bennington appearing for the bill and
+. l.. Laird OF Montpelier represent.
ing the opponents Of the measure.
The House yesterday afternoon ne.
fused a third reading 10 the bill I'M
PRODUCED by Mr.. Church OF Whiting
abolishing the Office OF cattle commits
sioner The house was called 10 order
by the speaker and Mr. Howe of Ben.
uington was called to the chair The
bill TO abolish the office of cattle com.
missioner came to the house with an
/ adverse report from the committee on
agriculture On a question OF q third
reading Mr. Branon of Fairfield call.
I'd for the ayes and nays and the third
reading was refused by a vote OF lS5
10 %.
Passed by the Senate.
The following bills were passed by
the senate:
$. ll3. BY Senator Gibson Of Wind
ham. an act providing for annual en-
campment Of the Vermont National
Guard.
II. 1893 by Mr. llowes of Moretown
an act legalizing the grand list OF that
town for the years 1907 aud 1908.
H. 1866 By Mr. Morse OF Wolcott
an act TO legalize the grand list Of the
town Of Wolcotl for the year therein
named.
u. BPS. by Mr. Tucker OF Tun
bridge. an act providing for the des
/ truction of intoxicating liquor found
ON persons convicted Of intoMcatIon.
/ II. 46l By Mr. Roberts OF pawlet
an act relating TO the location of lie
ensed places for the sale OF liquor.
Killed by the Senate.
The following bills were Killed by
the Senate:
$. ia. by Senator Thayer OF Ad
Olson. an act providing that the super
/. lntendCnt OF the house Of correction
shall appoint his assistant,
Passed by the House.
The following bills were passed D.!
the house:
II. Az. By Mr.. Howe OF ST. Johns
bury. an act amending section 1873 %
the statutes relating To transcripts b!
stenographic reporters.
VI %. By Mr.. Howe Of Bennington
an act In amendment OF and In add
ton to section 527a OF the statutes
relating to the taking OF fish for sal
or gain. iorhids the catching for sal
or gain OF brook trout. lake trout sa
mon. longe. or bass; provides penalt
OF $40 for each offcnse and ST. addition
nj for each OF said fish so taken.
n. 3. By Mr. l.ocklin OF Richlor,
an act relating to prosecuting officer
fees
IA. $40 By the committee on hous
OF correction, an act to amend sectio
606i OF the statutes. relating to n
moval to the Vermont state hospiil
for insane.
s ny Senator Lewis OF Orloau
Il ] AN Mii ANAWlNNINNlNk NWF Ahht h"N RW
Ings Bank q Trust Co.
| Killed by the House.
| The following bills we're killed D
the house.
l. n. 2S1 By Mr Martin OF Plainte
an act providing for the supprcssiC
Of tuberculosis among dairy and olhO
cattle by means of vaccination,
| II. POS. By Mr. Batchelder OF Tow
shend. an act relating to the polluut
of the water In Zig Brook In The tow
OF Tuwushend
H. n $3.50. By Mr Bcan Of Glover,
act relating TO the pollution of q
waters OF barton river and IT'S trih
tarips.
II n. an. ny Mr. Martin of Essex
act relating to definition OF state 40
county officers.
n. iai. By Mr. Royce OF Waterhu
an act relating to paupcr iucuahl,
nrovidpp for commitment To- state
situations.
n. ip3 rs Mr. Calhoun Of MIDI
bury an act relating To the validity
mortgages ON personal property.
M SOS nv Mr. Tucker of Tt
n bridge an act relating tu the duiI
OF school directors.
II py Mr Howe OF Bennington by
unpsi. an act Co pay G. +. Lowe {
aum therein named