The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-08
Senate day Killed Trustee
Process Measure
AND HOUSE RETALIATED
By Killing the Cushman Bill Which
Senate Had Tried to Force Through
as Substitute. The Branches
In a Deadlock.


House over the redemption OF the plat
form pledge for the enactment Of a
trustee process law, granting $40 ex-
emption, is on in earnest and all hopes
that were entertained last week Of
patching the thing up have been ahan-
doned. 1t came about this morning,
when the Senate hurled defiance at the
House by killing the House bill, which
grants the $40 exemption, and which it
had laid on the table with the idea,
rs everyone thought, Of seeing wnat ac-
tion the House would take with the
Cushman bill. The House, on its part,
promptly returned the def by killing
the Cushman bill.
As the matter stands, there is no
chance for any conference or any com
promise unless the House reconsiders
its vote killing the Cushman bill and
tacks the House bill onto it as an amend
ment and passes it and sends it to the
Senate This may be done and would
afford a chance for conference com.
mittee.
There was no debate in the House
over killing the Cushman bill but the
friends of the House bill in the SEN
ate fought for the measure. The bill
was called up from the table by Sen
ator Archibald, who said that IL ought
to be considered. It was discussed by
Senators Gordon, Archibald, Barden,
Porter, Powell aud Daniels. Senator
Gordon insisted to the last that so
long as this bill fulfilled the party
pledge and the Cushman bill did not, it
would be wrong to kill the bill and
urged that it at least be allowed TO Tie
on the table until it could be ascer-
tanned what action the House would
take with the Cushman bill.
Senators Powell Daniels and Barden
all favored allowing the bill TO lie and
Senators Archibald and Porter wanted
action on 1t and wanted il right away.
When the vote was put il showed that
the opponents OF the Cushman bill had
gained some recruits, It stood as 20
against the third reading Of the bill
and 10 in favor of il.
No bills were introduced in either
branch this morning as last evenings
session had used up those which had
been prepared by the revision commit
tee.
The Senate passed the Senate bill re-
lating 20 the inspection of tax inyen-
tories and the bill making an appropria.
tion for the Soldiers home, It also
passed House bills relating to Memorial
day, allowing towns to appropriate such
sums for It's observance as they deem
proper and the bin changing the name
OF Franklin pond to lake Carmi,
A joint resolution was introduced by
Senator Butler of Windham, granting
the use Of the hall OF the House for
lecture by Percy Hooker and Robert
Earl Reed, highway commissioners Of
New York state, on the evening Of Nov.
lG.
At his request, Mr. McCuen of Yer
gennes was excused from further sery.
Ice on the committee on street rail-
ways and the speaker appointed Mr. Jack
man OF Waltham, to fill the vacancy.
On Evening Session.
Thirty new measures were presented
in the House at the short session last
evening and seven were introduced in
the Senate last night. Among the House
bills introduced were these, providing
for remarking town lines every ten
years. placing highways outside incor.
ported villages in charge Of selectmen
with same powers as road commission
ers, allowing minors 10 withdraw bank
deposits and exempting them from trus-
tee process, creating board of aTmory
commissioners, to establish a state board
Of examiners and embalmers, providing
that in towns Of more than Is voters
one man shall not hold more than one
Office, exemptng from taxation person
al property OF Civil war veterans up to
$500.
Several corporations measures were in
trodueed in the House last night, one
Of them providing for the incorporation
Of the Morristown q Middlesex Railroad
for road between Morris
vile and Montpelier Mr. Cave of Barre
City presented bin to amend the Barre
charter relative to appointive officers.
In the Senate. Senator Archibald in
troduced bill to pronibit operating an
for hire unless licensed. Sen
ator Darling put in measure requir-
ing the use of the checklist at eau
euses.
The Senate passed the bills relating
to registration OF automobiles, relating
TO heating and ventilation Of factories,
medical Inspection in public
and private schools, an act for the pre-
yention OF blindness. naming the body
Of water in Stamford as lake Hancock
and Incorporating the village OF West
Derby.
The House passed the following bills
last night;
Relating to distributing advertising
matter in or about the State House;
a certain sum for the sup
port Of the Soldiers home; amending
IN act creating a board Of agriculture
and forestry; an act for the promotion
of public health; to amend section 625
of the public statutes. relating to the
sale Of land for taxes; TO amend sec
.ion 44g2 of the public statutes. relat-
ing to bridges: to amend section 5l25
of the public statutes, relating to the
granting Of licenses; relating to cream /
cries, cheese factories ard receiving sta I
lions for milk and cream; for the sup
preston Of contagious diseases among
bees.
Bills Signed by Governor
Gov Mead announced to-day that he 4
lad approved the following bills; BY
Nir. Martin Of Brookline, reiting 70 the