The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-04
BUSY SESSION ON TODAY
Senate Passed Hedgehog Bill and Did
Likewise with It's Special Trustee
process Measure--The House
Amused at Mrs. Parmelee.

posed Of with little or no talk. The
House had fun with Mrs. Parmelee, the
woman suffrage advocate, before the
opening Of the session, as she circulated
among the members, seeking to have
her bill reconsidered. The fun for a
few minutes was uproarious.
Among the important bills killed by
the House was II o3, a duplicate OF the
trustee process bill passed yesterday aft
er so much debate by the Senate. An.
other important bill killed was the one
putting two-mile dsy belt about the
state.
The House has agreed that when it
adjourns this afternoon it win be until
1890 o'clock Monday evening, and the
Senate has taken similar action.
The following bills were introduced in
the House.
BY Mr.. Beebe Of Westmore, relating
to the taxation Of motor boats and re-
pealing section 5ll Of the P. S.
BY Mr.. Chaffee Of Rutland, in amend
ment Of and in addition TO No. 2o4 of
the acts OF 1908, entitled, "An act re.
lating to a digest OF the Vermont re-
ports" Provides for printing of 400
copies for sale.
by Mr.. Elliot Of Hartford, to provide
for the licensing OF public vehicles by
selectmen.
BY Mr.. Wheeler of Calais, to amend
section 1850 Of the p. s., relating to the
providing Of watering troughs' Upon
petition of Il taxpayers, selectmen to
furnish same.
BY Mr. Beeman of Milton, to amend
section 2 OF No. l4l of acts of 1908. and
to repeal section ! OF said act and see
tion 52s2 Of the p. s.. relating to the
taking Of pickerel
BY Mr.. Battell of Middlebury. to pro.
vide for publicity OF campaign expenses.
Each candidate for Office to file within
seven days a statement in writing Of
expenditures and specific nature of such
items and purposes for which expended.
Provides fine of one year and $1,000.
BY Mr.. Whitney of Marlboro, to
amend section 1921 P. s.. as amended /
by No, l46, acts OF 1908, relating 10 deer
hunting. Deer having horns three inches
N length may be hunted annually last
two weeks in November, Thanksgiving +
and Sundays excepted
BY Mr. Beeman of Milton, to repeal +
sections 1883 and 1889 P. s., relating to
Of justices
Ry Mr. H,srnhfpsav af NNnrA. .....4
the issuing Of hunters H.
'enses. Forbids persons owning real
state taking hunters licenses, unless
heir lands are posted by state.
BY Mr.. Corwin of Chelsea, to amend
ection of No. 46 of acts of 1908, re.
ating to grammar school lands.
BY Mr.. Allen of Ferrisburg. to amend
ection 4545 of the +. s.. relating to the
of expense OF alterations.
hanges or removals of grade crossings.
BY Mr.. Wright OF Starksboro. an act
o incorporate the Green Mount Gene
cry association.
BY Mr.. Wells OF Victory. granting
ounty on black bears Provides for $40
ounty.
Senator Gordon Protested in Vain.
In the Senate, when the Cushman
rustee process bill came up for passage.
enator Gordon made final protest ,
gainst its passage, after a motion he !.
ad made that the bill be ordered to lie !
as ruled out OF order. Senator Gordon !
nd that leaving all consideration of !
arty pledges out Of the question the !
euate ought not to put new legisla. !
on on the statute books that had not /;
zen tried in any other state that he /
as aware of and not desired bv either !
nplOyers or employees. He demanded
lie yeas and nays when the vote was
ken.
Senator Archibald replied that the
,iee of Socialist orators, whether heard c
! the street or in the Senate, had no
huence with his vote They had tried
ssterday without. effect to defeat the
II by their arguments, and he was u
ady to again 60 on record. ;
The vote was as follows; Yeas, Arch. 2
aid, Butler Butterfield. Clark. Cool. il
ge, Cushman, Cults, Dale, Darling. Da- Z
5, Field, Lyford, Norton, Porter. Serb q
r, eSaver, sheldon, Shepardson. Smith y
"a Taplin. Nays. Adams Daniels, Ed =
rton, Gordon. Hitchcock. Powell. a.
One possible cause OF friction between ~
e two bodies was removed when the y
nate passed without debate the porcu- a
ne bill d
Senator Butler of Windham introduced q
bill providing that railroads shall pub q
h their timetables in newspapers. Il
The Senate passed $. 4s, an act chang ql
Z the name of the Barton Landing q
lded school, and s 81, relating to fees
+ copies. II
H. 81, relating to the pasteurizing Of 81
X; II. 50, relating to certificates of q
ction; and H. III. amending the char an
of the Rutland County Trust com n
ny, were also passed BY the Senate. 81
The act providing for 9 bureau Of pub s
ty and advertising, which Il was w
ped would provide a good Job for 20
neoue, came up with an adverse re- fei
It. and it was killed without a word th
nc said in its favor. ne
The Legislative Deadlock.
The refusal OF the Senate Yesterday
pay much Of any attention Is the
use trustee process bin fulfilling the nc
~ pledge on TINS question is liable ros
lead to serious differences between
use and Senate before the matter Is no
aiQhtened out. II it ever Is. TIE loe