The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-20
BOTH HOUSES 70
ADJOURN TO
NOV. 80
Thanksgiving Recess For Yer
mont Legislature
HUNTING LICENSE MEASURE
Bill to Require License Of Resident
and NONRESIDENT Hunters
Passes Senate

Montpelier Nov. 2O.-It is now
decided that both houses of the legis-
lature will adjourn tomorrow until
Monday evening, Nov. 80, at 1880 o.
clock.
The senate this morning passed the
bill establishing license for both
resident and nonresident hunters.
There was considerable routine
business transacted in the house but
none OF the more important measures
before the legislature came up for
discussion. The house passed the
bill providing that i'm towns in which
there are municipal courts. Justices of
the peace shall not be allowed TO re.
ceive fees for hearing In criminal ca.
SEES. The purpose of the bill is to put
an the criminal business into the mu.
nicipal courts.
In the Senate yesterday the Joint
resolution relating TO a legislative
recess, was called up by Senator Kid.
der OF Windsor and after being amend
ed so that adjournment should be Ia.
ken 10 the Monday evening following
Thanksgiving day, IL was adopted on
the part of the senate.
A joint resolution relating TO a me.
dalton portrait OF Gen William Wells
was favored on the part Of the senate
II. 30, bill introduced by Mr.. Dole
OF Danyille, providing that the railroad
commission shall have jurisdiction
over passenger and freight terminals
under passes and methods of railroad
construction, was reported adversely
On motion OF Senator Gibson OF Wind.
ham the bill was ordered TO lie and
was made a special order for this
morning
rhe following bills were passed by
the Senate
BY Senator Finn Of Windsor. an act
approprlating money TO pay judgments
OF the court Of claims
BY Mr. Calhoun of Middlebnry an
act 10 amend an act incorporating the
Addison county Trust Co.
By Mr. Leary OF Burlington as
amended an act relating to appropri-
atoms for the University OF Vermont
and State Agricultural College
Third Reading in the Senate
by Mr.. Howe OF Bennington. an act
relating TO fishing for pickerel in Ger
tain ponds
By Mr. Cook OF Dandy am act 10 pro
vide for a state board of education
by Mr.. Miller OF Guilford an act re-
lating 10 time allowed teachers
by Mr. DeBoer Of Montpelier am act
TO amend section 6liI of the statutes
relating to the salary Of the auditor.
OF accounts and his clerks makes
salary OF auditor $4,000 annually and
combined expense of auditors office
not 10 exceed $4,000 annually
by Senator Butler OF Rutland an
act providing that attachments of
real estate be discharged ON the rec
ords within ten days after property
is released
From the joint committee on game
and fisheries an act providing for H.
censes for ncn resident and resident
hunters fees for non residents shall
Dee SIS and for residents 81 which per
mits the taking of all kinds of game
the revenue to go TO the state fish and
game commissioner 20 aid In enforc.
ing the laws
The following bills were passed by
the House:
By Mr.. Howe Of St Johnsbury. an
act relating 10 general and special
terms OF supreme court
by Mr. Tilden of Barre City, an act
relating TO indeXing of town and city
records.
by Mr. Davis of Brighton. am act
relating 10 dogs IN unorganized towns
LImUf.t. of ntHHfwt,N
quest. am act TO amend section 1878 OF
the statutes, relating 10 the burial eX
pensos OF deceased INDECENT veterans
OF the Civil war
By Mr. Royce of Proctor am act re-
latiug To the Rutland ~ Tidcwater
Railroad company
By Mr. Stafford of Wallmrford. an
act incorporating the otter Creek Rail
way company
By Mr.. Morse of Wolcoti. an act to
lcrali1c the grand list of the town Of
Wolcoit for the year therein named.
By Senator Butler OF Rutland, an
act amending the charter of Mettowce
Valley Railroad company
The following bills were killed by
the House:
Ry Mr.. Jones Of sudbury, an act re-
lating tn the location OF premises to
be used for licensed sale of intoXica.
ting liquor provides that no license
shall be granted to be exercised with.
IN two miles Of the boundary line OF
a town: not TO apply TO cities or incor'
porated villages whose population exc
ceeds one thousand.
by Mr. Balch OF Lunenburg an act
amending the statutes relating to bur.
tai permits
BY MIR. Howe OF St Johnsbury by
request. an act prescribing the min.
imum number OF employees to operate
freight trains: crew must consist OF
an engineer. conductor. fireman and
three brakemen.
By Mr. Way OF Brandon. an act re.
lating 10 milk cans, jars and bottles