The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-15

! Central Vermont railway.
H 352-By Mr.. Hunt Of New Ha-
ven; relating to taxation without rep
resentation; unmarried women n
years Of age not to be required to pay
taxes If denied the right to vote.
II 35S-By Mr.. Stafford of Brattle-
boro; approprlating money in aid Of
agricultural fairs; appropriates SlO,-
600 for this purpose.
II 345-By Mr. Cory of Montpelier,
relating to confinement of persons
acquitted by reason of insanity; pro-
vides for change Of place of confne-
ment.
Senate Bills introduced
S S5-By Senator Pike of Lamoille;
an act relating to transportation of
milk and cream; provides railroad
company shall not receive or deliver
milk or cream in large quantities or
permit others to do so under con-
tract or otherwise without providing
as regards time, cars and preserva-
ton of milk and cream and return of
empty cans; to establish tariff on
milk and cream by car at same rate
charged or received in large quaint
ties; fine of $500 each offense.
S Shy Senator Darling of Gale
donia; an act authorizing the trustees
of the state hospital to erect a build
! ing as a criminal ward, in connection
with state hospital; trustees, with ap-
lpToval Of governor, to erect and equip
q building to be used as criminal
ward at state hospital, cost not to ex-
coed $4,000.
S Shy Senator Butler of Wind
ham, an act to incorporate Southern
Vermont Railway company; road to
extend from Windsor, through towns
of Weathersfleld, Springfield, Rocking
ham, Westminster, Putney and Dunn
merston to Brattleboro, capital stock
$2,0OO,000. shares 500 each; board of
directors not less than seven nor
more than 10; shall commence con-
struction within FIVE years; if not
completed in 10 years this act shall
be void, except that portion at that
time constructed.
S SS-By Senator Clark of Rut-
land; an act providing licensing dogs
kept for breeding purposes; if num-
Der of dogs kept does not exceed five
fee for license S25; If over five dogs
kept, fee of license $50; no fees re-
quired for dogs under age Of six
months.
S S9-By Senator Clark of Rut
land, an act TO amend section 1886
public statutes, relating to inebriates
a person ordered to an institution for
treatment may appeal from such or
der to County court; during pendency
of appeal probate court may order
said person to institution
S 90--By Senator Archibald o.
Bennington; an act to amend section
: 1868. public statutes, relating to hab
cas- corpus proceedings; petition To-
writ Of habeas corpus heard by cour
together with decision thereon, to b.
,, returned to clerk of court to be dock
eted and indexed.
S 9l-By Senator Edgerton o
Windsor; an act to incorporate tn
!, First Congregational society of Re
. chester.
S 92-By Senator Lyford of Wasf
l. ington; an act to provide for buildin
gulf road through woods in town c
Granville; provides appropriation G
!. $4,000 for building public highwa
: from Goldfish Corners In Granville {
3 Warren by way Of Champlain Realt
company's pent road through tn
I" gulf right of way first to be granite
= free by adjoining land owners an
u $500 expended before any expense II
Y Cured by state.
S 93-By Senator Gordon Of Was
lngton; an act relating to foundC
d Of Courts in Assumpsit and Vove
IS ant; provides Courts In Assumps
" and Covenant may be joined a de
A. ial that defendant is liable shall ~
p in Issue matters set forth in the
Id clagation; special matter in defenl
Of may be specially pleaded.
10 S. 94-By Senator Butterfeld
lie Orleans; an act to incorporate V
lie lage of Derby Line.
IN S 95-By Senator futile of RutlaI
an act relating to the Baxter Tru
company and extending its provision
ny S 96-By Senator Goodrich; conv,
Ing the Grand Isle toll bridge to Il
80 state
y S 97-By Senator Archibald; Ell
"a paneling of juries by lot.
ny S 9S-By Senator Archibald: a
ri peal to public service commission
" fowage dispute
NJ S 99-By Senator Powell: exem
NJ ton Of poor war veterans from taN
VI ton.
IN S l00-By Senator Clark; comm
u" ment Of insane persons.