The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-03
CELEBRATED DOE
BILL SIGNED BY
GOVERNOR
Much Discussed Measure Has
Become a Law
PRINTING BILLS ONCE MORE
Senate Committee Is to Restore Orig
inaI Figures and Big Argument
is Anticipated.

Montpelier, Dec. 3.-Govemor Prou
ty has attached his signature to the
House bill providing that during the
annual open deer season each hunter
may shoot one deer of either sex and
the famous doe" pill has become
law
The house this morning passed the
bill which provides that in towns IN
which the states attorney for each
county has his Office 10 fees snail be
paid to town grand Jurors for the pros
ecution of state cases
One contemplated action on the part
OF the senate committee is likely TO
create one of the most strenuous con-
tests of the present session and that
Is the restoring of the original prices
in the bills for state printing which
were cut down by the house after pay
ment was refused by the state auditor
on the ground of a combination IN res
traint of trade.
The bill introduced into the Senate
by Senator Lewis of l.amOille is receiv-
ing much favorable attention 1t pro-
yides that judges of probate shall lay
newspapers for printing legal notices
and not have the newspaper depend as
they now do, on those who are settling
the estates Of deceased persons to pay
these bills. The bill also provides Tor
the publication in newspapers instead
of posting in conspicuous places Of
notices Of sheriffs sales.
Owing TO the great number Of bills
in the hands of some OF the commit
/ faag and II uf pfI as
1 tees have their work completed 70
date. led Mr.. Howe of Bennington TO
introduce yesterday an amendment 10
the rules permitting the speaker to
recall bills and refer them to other
committees in order to expedite bust
ness
The senate in the afternoon took up
the trustee process bill A minority
report was presented and this being
offered as an amendment, providing
that the act should not apply TO debts
for furnishing necessities was voted
down. l6 10 ~ The senate then
killed the bill
The house went into committee OF
the whole in the afternoon. Mr.
Fletcher OF Cayendish being In the
chair, and took up the subject OF
bovine tuberculosis A statement was
made by H. S. Wilson Of Arlington
state cattle commissioner.
Passed by the House.
The following bills were passed b,
the house:
H. 1888. BY MIR. Partch of Hines
burg. An act to incorporate The Con
] frra uuffnpuU Oh 90
II. I44. BY Mr.. Williams of New
port. An act TO incorporate the Wes
Derby Baptist church.
II. 522 by Mr.. Bemis of Lyndon
An act to amend section Of No. llO
Of the Acts OF 1872. entitled AN acr
to incorporate the Lyndon Acqdem,
and graded school az Lyndon. relat
ing to the prudential committee.
H. 2S3 by Mr. Potter OF Chitten
den. An act lcgalizing the quadren
NAL appraisal and grand lists OF tha
town for certain years
II. 527. by the committee on ap
preparations. An act TO increase tn,
efficiency OF the Vermont Nationa
Guard provides pay for drills al one
half days pay OF rate established T.!
law In army: also provides certain
scholarships In Norwich University.
II. 52S BY committee on gran,
list An act TO amend section 500
OF the statutes. relating to notices ant
hearings on quadrennial appraisals o
real estate.
H. 500 by the committee on hous
OF correction. An act to amend sec
ton 6.007 OF the statutes relating &
reports of superintendent OF Oh
state prison. the house OF correction
and the Vermont industrial school.
H. 533. by the Judiciary commiite
a substitute for IL. 1862. a bill intr,
duced by MIR Ballou OF Chester. r,
straining trespass and damages b
gypsies.
5. IS. By Senator Oryis OF Bel
nington An act laying a tax
Bennington county.
$. so. by Senator Gleason Of Ca
edonia. An act to consolidate u
Chestnut Hin Reservoir Co. and q
Sunset Lake Water Co.
II. SIC. From the committee G
banks. An act amending the statute
relating to the bonds Of treasurers
savings institutions.
II. 500. by Mr.. Watson OF ST. a
bans city. An act relating to sun
mons In divorce case; may be sigu'
by clerk or judges or q county s
peior or supreme court, or a mas ,
n-chancery
n. $40 by Mr. Williams OF Ne
port. An act relating to the d
charge Of persons bound over. VIII
no information Is filed or indictme
found. the person In custody shall
discharged at once.
II. $40. by Mr.. Seaver Of W
Jamestown. from the committee
claims. An act to pay claims allow
by the court OF claims,
II. $40. by Mr.. Seaver OF W
Jamestown. from the committee
claims An act to pay the town
Halifax $3.50; highway money vi
held because Of clerical error
II. 5il by Mr. seaver of "
Jamestown. from the committee
claims. An act TO pay the to-
schools district of Battleboro $685.
"A. 545. By MIR Seaver OF v
Jamestown. from the committee
claims. An act to pay the Northh
graded school district siv0AS' MOI
withheld because Of clerical error
killed BY the House.
The following bills were killed