The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-08
EACH HOUSE KILLS
OTHERS TRUSTEE
PROCESS BILL
Expected Clash in Legislature
Came Off This Morning
BUSY EVENING SESSION
Large Number Of Bills introduced
Several Go to a Final
Vote

war between the two houses of the
legislature over the trustee process
bills developed this morning. The
senate started hostilities by killing
House bill 10, the $40 exemption from
trustee measure which was drawn to
comply with the platform of the re-
publican party. The House then re-
taliated by slaughtering Senate bill
No. 20, known as the Cushman bill
and which permits a creditor to col
lect by judgment 10 per cent of
weekly wages.
In the house this morning the bill
to permit SEEMING in Lake Champlain
from October l to December / was
ordered to third reading as were al
so bill No. GAG. In relation to the H.
censing of theatres and places of
amusement No. 209. amending the
law for the protection of beaver and
otter. No. 247 relating to the protec-
ton of fur bearing animals, No. 1871,
restricting the powers OF notaries pub
lie. and No. 80. relating to the super
vision of public schools.
The governor this morning signed
H. 3S relating to the summoning of
jurors, H. Sc. incorporating the Amer
lean Fidelity company as amended,
II 81, relating to the pasteurizing of
milk, H. SO, relating to certificates OF
election, and II. III, incorporating
the Rutland County Trust company
. At last nights session the House
passed bills IA, abolishing the board
OF agriculture and creating a board of
agriculture and forestry; 149. pro-
hibiting the purchase of second hand
text books for use in the public
| schools; It's, relating to the sale of
land for taxes: 76, relating to the
number of liquor licenses to be grant
ed according to population; 1877, re-
lating to the duties OF the commits
sioner of agriculture as regards cream
cries.
Montpelier. Nov. S.-Thirty bills
were introduced in the House and
seven in the Senate when both
branches reconvened at 1880 o'colck
last evening after Sundays recess.
The House passed the House meas
ure making an appropriation for the
soldiers home at Bennington and the
Senate passed measure originating
in that body by which the trustees
shall be Civil war veterans instead OF
G. A. X. members.
The House concurred in the Sen.
ate amendments on the hedgehog bill
so that II will take effect January |
and passed the measure placing
creameries. ETC., under the commits.
sioner of agriculture.
The Senate passed 81 the recipro
cal automobile law, ordered to third
reading II 101, permitting towns "a
appropriate money for historical cele
brations, and passed In concurrence
II 90, an act relating to heating and
ventilation of factories, II 60 provid
Ing for medical inspection OF public
and private schools. and II SO, for the
prevention of blindness.
House Bills Introduced.
H 24S-By Mr.. McElroy of Middle
sex. by request; an act TO provide fol
the perambulation and remarking O
town lines; beginning with 1911, line
between towns shall be perambulatet
and marks and bounds renewed a
once every 10 years; town lines.
: II 25O-By Mr. Howe OF Bennington
by request; relating to the election o
road commissioners and defining tn
!, powers and duties OF selectmen
towns may vote to place highway
not within Incorporated villages. H
!, charge OF selectmen, who shall hay
same powers of road commissioners
highways and bridges.
253-By Mr.. Day of Panton: I
; amend section 5305 of the public sta
= utes, relating TO unlawful devices 70
taking fish; game and fisheries.
II zo4-By Mr.. Beeman Of Milton
: TO amend section 5277 OF the publ
= statutes, relating to the taking {
; les. ~ "'U "S"e
. n 255--By Mr. Carpenter of Nortl
l. held; TO amend sections 4639 an
4b4O OF the public statutes: relatIn
y to deposits OF minors In Nations
y banks, Savings banks, Savings inst
. tutions or Trust companies: minor
. may withdraw deposits, as others an
4. '"N'i uVpvoilc are exempt, from tru
4" tee process: judiciary.
J.. II 256-By Mr.. Briggs OF Searsbur
. an act TO simplify the collection {
$ taxes; land taxes.
;. II 25I-By Mr.. Pittridge of Ielce
y ter; relating to fishing in Lake Dui
p more; game and fisheries.
D. II 25S-By committee on mllitar
y affairs; creating a board OF armor
commissioners and authorizing N
|. purchase Of construction and mai
u tenance OF armories for use of IN
n Vermont national guard, creates
H. board consisting OF the governor, n,
3 lutant general and commanding of
1. Ger OF the first infantry, as armor
commissioners. with authority 10 n
quire and maintain armories for N
various companies; not 20 exoee
sl2OO for any one nrmory: ordered
O. lie and be printed.
II 25s-By Mr.. McCuen Of Va
gennes; TO amend section 5sas ~ ;,
:, public statutes, relating 10 pensI n
~ Tor dogs and hunting deer; game ~
r. fisheries. s"''e III
o II 2o0--By Mr. Beetnan Of Af,i,o,
IN to amend section $3.50 of ~, r,'t,
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