The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-25
WILL REOPEN
DEER SEASON
Probably it Will Start Next
Monday, Oct. 81
GOVERNOR TAKING ADVICE
At the Same Time It Will Be Neces-
sary for the Legislature to Pass
Bill Reopening the Small
Game Season.

Governor Mead is to-day eommunicat-
ing with Commissioner J. w. Titcomb
Of the department of fisheries and game
and with Attorney General j. G. Sar.
gent, relative to issuing a proclamation
to open the deer hunting season in Ver-
mont next week. The governor is anxious
to do that if it complies with the law.
At the same time, q bill will' be intro
duced in the Senate to reopen the small
game season, which was closed by the
governors proclamation. This course
is said to be necessary.
1t is thought that the governors proc
lamation will be issued either this after
noon or tomorrow morning. He is get.
ting the advice Of Attorney General Sar.
gent, in order that he may not make any
legal slip in the matter. However, it is
expected that the deer season win be re-
opened next Monday, just week later
than the law would have opened it had
ii not been for the executives forbid
ding proclamation issued last week.
A small number of bills were intro
duced in the House and Senate this
forenoon, and there were brief sessions
in each Two automobile bills were pre-
sented in the Senate, lone of which will
disturb the automobile dealers. Ii pros
vides that the dealers must pay horse
power license on all their cars, the same
as private owners do. The other auto.
mobile bill gives automobilists from
other states reciprocal relations in Ver-
mont, just as Vermont autoists are
treated in those states. Both bills were
introduced by Senator Archibald of Ben
nington county
Senator Tuttle of Rutland presented a
bill to make the school year and the
fiscal year uniform, each beginning on
July l. The same senator introduced a
resolution for the appointment OF three
and two senators to in
yestigate uniform town accounting and
report in two weeks, either by bin or
report. The committee are to be allowed
800 for expenses.
The Vermont public service commits
sion got another whack in the House
to-day when the House by vote of
81 to M refused to reconsider the vote
TO raise the salaries OF the commission.
The House passed the resolution giving
the Vermont Press association the use
OF the Senate chamber tomorrow even
ing,
The judiciary committee gave hear
ing ON the woman's suffrage bill this
morning, and the only woman out Of
the several hundred in the State House
who went to the hearing and spoke for
the bill was Mrs Annette Parmelee OF
Falls, who also spent the day
tracts among the members
Of the legislature.
Among the bills which We're present
ed in the House this morning was one
by Mr.. Bean to Newport to force the
Of trains in Vermont with
safety appliances. Mr. Howard of
Whiting put in bin giving seleetmen,
aldermen and village trustees power to
grand licenses to theatres, moving pic
ture houses, etc, and giving them dis
cretion about granting such licenses
within 100 feet Of churcn.
Mr.. Smith Of Newbury introduced
bin amending the statutes regarding
the observance Of Memorial day, Civ
ing towns the right to. appropriate to
celebrate historical events and for me-
moTials