The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-13
TO FISH IN LAKE
CHAMP LAIN WITH
SEINES
Regular Biennial Bill by Gen.
tleman from SwantOn
ELECTION OF U. S. SENATOR
VIII Be Held at Five Minutes After
on the Afternoon of
October 10.

Montpelier, Oct. 13.-Both house
and senate got busy this morning and
a considerable amount of business
was transacted. Resolutions were
adopted for two joint assemblies to-
morrow which will meet at 10 o'clock
for the purpose Of canvassing the
votes for county officers and at o.
clock In the afternoon to take the
same action on the votes for con-
gresham in the two districts.
The date was fixed this morning !
for the election OF United States SEN
ator at 2.05 o'clock p. M, Tuesday, |
| October IS.
| A number of bills were introduced |
in the house this morning Mr.. Nc |
Cuen of Vergennes introduced bill |
permitting the railroad companies OF
the state to exchange mileages for
advertising.
Mr.. Webster Of Swanton introduced
bill to permit SEEMING in Lake
Champlan between October 1 and
December l.
Mr. Sternberg of Stannard intro
duced a bill to prohibit the shooting
of doe deer between the hours of s
p. m. and a. M.
Senator Gordon in the senate this
morning introduced an employers IL
ability bill and also moved that
committee be appointed to act on the
recommendations of the commission
appointed to investigate the proposed
amendments to the constitution.
The position Of clerk of the joint
committee on revision Of bills has
been awarded to Walter A. Dutton OF
| Hardwick
The speaker yesterday announced
the following committees to canvass
votes for representatives TO Con-
gress:-
| Addison CONFEDERATION Of Lin
coin, Petridge Of Leicester, Cook OF
Ripton.
Bennington county-Hawkins Of
SALISBURY, Williams Of Peru, Bishop
of Stamford.
i Caledonia county-Young OF Shelf
field. Steinberg of Stannard. Brown
of Walden.
/ Chittenden county-Gillette Of
Richmond, Beeman OF Milton, Allen
of Westford.
Essex county-Carl of Canaan, Cut
ting Of Concord, Gleason Of CRANKY.
| Franklin county-Ballard OF Fetch
er. Lyon Of Highgate, Cunningham Of
st. Adams town.
II Grand Isle county-Tracy OF South
Hero. Hall of Isle la Motto, Dodds of
North Hero.
II Lamoille county-Barrows Of John
son. Clark OF Morristown, Fletcher OF
Eden.
Orange county-Eaton OF Bradford
Goodwin OF Corinth, Reed OF williams
town.
Il Orleans county-Leavens OF Nor.
gan, Parkhurst Of Troy. Buchanan OF
Glover.
H Rutland county-Davidson OF Dan
by, Ellis OF Pittsheld. Peters of Ira.
Washington county-Elroy OF Mid
dlesex. Sawyer of Moretown. Wheeler
OF Calais.
Wiridham county-Hill OF Dover
Plumb OF Halifax. Sherwin of Jam
alca.
Windsor county-Barton OF Ply
mouth. Foster OF Weston. Billings Of
Barnard.
Mr.. Bryant OF Ludlow introduced Z
resolution which was unanimously
adopted conveying the sympathy o
the House to Representative Bale,
OF Randolph on the serious illness o
his son.
A lively brush for a starter tool
place In the House during the af
ternoon between Fletcher OF Caven
dish and Amey OF Newport. Mr.
Fletcher moved to have rule 2S OF IN,
House rules stricken out This rul,
states that no bill for charter. re
| charter or increase In capital OF an,
| bank, or the alteration OF county o
town lines. OF the removal or altera
| lions OF shires shall be entertalne,
| by the House unless Il Is made 10 ar
| pear to the comm tee to which
| may have been referred that the RI
/ quired notice has been given.
ii Mr.. Fletcher explained that Tn
| rule was absolute and never observe
and he was informed by the secretar
OF state that the courts had decide
that II was unnecessary and that IN
| Legislature had no right to bind IN
| actions OF the next Legislature.
Ill Mr. Amey OF Newport took exceI
| tons TO this version and quoted n
| equally strong, law on the other sid,
| whereupon the constitutional law
| YER from Cavendlsh withdrew hi
| motion. But Representative Hunt I
| New Haven wasn't ready 20 lay dow
| his war implements SO readily an
after giving his view on the subies
| with the vogor and confidence OF
| Supreme court decision, rcnewe
| Fletcher's motion 20 kill" the rul
| and as II was an amendment 10 IN
| rules the motion went over "a hour
| This ended the first battle.
Ill During the afternoon Gov. Mea
| acceptably offlclated at the present.
| ton OF the protralt Of Capt sawy,
| OF the war OF 1919. IN the presens
| OF members Of his family, Admir-,
and Mrs. Moore. and Admiral IN
| Mrs. Sawyer, and representatives
| The Daughters OF the War OF 1912.
II J. w. Titcomb. nsh and game cor
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