The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-15
LEGISLATURE WILL
ADJOURN NEXT
SATURDAY
For Thanksgiving Vacation OF
One Week
TRUSTEE PROCESS HITCH
House Passes $40 Exception Bill
Which is Ordered TO Lie by
Senate
TRUSTEE PROCESS HITCH

Senate
Montpelier Nov. 15-For over an |
hour this morning the House wrestled |
with the problem of adjournlng over
Thanksgiving and finally passed a
Joint resolution providing for adj
journment from Saturday Nov. 19 to
Monday evening, Nov. 2S, with full
mileage.
Some 26 bills were introduced in
the House this morning, one by Mr..
Chaffee Of Rutland authorizing the
Rutland street railway to extend its
line to Manchester, one by Mr.. Ken
nedy of Duxbury prohibiting the hunt
ing OF game with dogs between March
and December 81 and one by Mr.,
McCue Of Weybridge making closed
season on musk rats from May / to
March /.
The committee on game and fish
cries introduced a substitute bill for
II 4S relating to state county and
deputy fish and game wardens provld-
ing for the appointment of Is county
wardens and as many deputies as the
fish and game commissioner consid-
ers necessary.
An important automobile bill was
introduced by Mr.. Battell of Middle
bury.
Mr. Howard OF Whiting has a bill
10 provide for special officers to a s.
sist in enforcing the license law in
towns 50 voting
Mr.. Martin of Brookline wants to
establish a legislative reference bur.
eau In the state library.
Mr.. Carpenter of Mortified, having
in mind the recent fatal railroad
wreck at Mortified has introduced a
bill prohibiting the employment of
persons under p years as train des-
patchers.
Mr.. Howe Of Bennington has a bill
permitting the erection OF historical
monuments on the Bennington Bat
tie monument grounds and granting
authority to DIN Scott to erect mon
ument to Col. Seth Warner and the
Green Mountain Boys.
The House this morning passed H.
BOZ relating to the copyright Of Yer.
mont reports.
The Senate this morning passed II,
1877 relating TO the suppression of dis.
ease among bees and II. % relating
to the supervision OF schools.
ii 10 the trustee process bill now
before the Senate was ordered to lie
A large number OF bills will go fl
this afternoon probably % more leav
ing over 100 yet to be introduced.
Gov Mead announced his secont
veto to the House of Representatives
last night, sending back to that bod
I II 63, an act relating to the ventila
! ton OF factories, etc, without his ap
!. proval, on constitutional grounds, an,
g the veto was sustained by a vote o
! l73 to 0. Mr. Miller of Bethel, VIII
Z introduced the bill, admitted that h
/ had not taken the legal lights of tn
!. General Assembly into consideration
o when he drew the measure,
Signed by Governor.
r House bill appropriating $4,000 70
/ board of agriculture.
d II 173-Fixing dates for holding c
h Orleans County court.
u II TITO pay John G. Sargent an
u Horace F. Graham loan negotiated b
II their notes at the Baxter Natloni
& bank, with interest.
D II 175-To amend section 625 {
e. the public statutes, relating TO sale {
n land for taxes.
e II 23-Soldiers' home appropriation
House Bills Introduced.
II 34S-By Mr. Bowles of Woo
ford; to ahmed section sos. publ
statutes, relating to Sunday hunting
provides q fine Of 800 for hunting {
a dlscharging firearms within 100 roc
II Of a church on Sunday.
70 ii 344--By Mr.. Bryant OF LudloV
le (by request; to empower the audit,
"a of accounts to sell Rock Island
d Lake Dunmore.
lie II 345-By Mr.. Stafford of Brattl
SO boro: providing for kennel llcens,
3 and fixing fee therefor; provides tn
20 owner OF dogs kept for breeding pu
{. poses may procure n special licens,
III fee OF $l2 for five dogs or less; s.
nc for more than five or less than II
u $25 II number exceeds 10.
d, II 346-By Mr.. Cook OF Irasburg;
"a amend sections 1923, 5627 and 562
N public statutes, relating to dog
"a censes; fine OF not less than $40 n
ne more than 500 for keeping an un
g censed dog.
is II 3i7--By Mr.. Fletcher OF Cave
dish; to amend chapter &c and 50
tion 6i51, public statutes, relating
the duties and salary OF bank col
missioner; provides bank comm
B" sioner shall devote all his time
duties OF Office; he shall assist {
as state auditor in examination Of sta
IN. treasurer's book and shall exami
nd books OF auditor; raises salary
he $4,000 year.
ng II 34S-By Mr.. Peck of Burllngto
he revising ordinances OF the city
ter Burlington.
II 3i9-By Mr.. Burbank OF Cab,
aw establishing q state agency for d
Inn tributlng intoxicating liquors
ers medical, chemical and mechanical
by poses only; follows the South Ca
his lima dispensary law.
II 350-By Mr.. Fletcher OF Cav
dish. revising the law relating to s
ings banks and trust companies.
inc II S5i-By Mr.. Peck OF Burlingt,
n incorporating the Southern Verm
-. railroad; provides for building a