The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-09
SENATE AND HOUSE
BOTH VOTE TO
RECONSIDER
Each Branch to Take Further
Action on Trustee Bills
MOVE TO EXTEND LIMIT
House Apparently Wants More Time
for introduction Of
Bills
MOVE TO EXTEND LIMIT

Montpelier, Nov. s.-The Senate
had a change of heart this morning
and moved to reconsider H. bill ~,
the $40 trustee process bill which was
made special order for Friday az
ternoon. The House will consider
this same bill Friday morning.
The governor this morning announ-
ced the signing of the joint resolution
relating to parcels post, also Senate
bill No relating to husbands right
to waive will of wife, s. 10 relating
to exemption from taxation, s. 10 re-
lating to the preservation Of the pub
lie health, H. 10l relating to the ap-
preparation for Memorial day, II. 142
relating to changing the name OF
Franklin Pond to Lake Carmi, II. los
relating to naming body OF water
| in the town of Stamford as Lake Han
cock, H. 81 relating to the bounty on
porcupines commonly known as hedge
hogs.
| The governor today appointed DIT
w. Scott Nay of Underhill to be
member of the board of medical regis
tration for the term OF six years from
December Is, 1910. succeeding him
self. The governor also appointed
Hon John l.. Lewis OF Troy to be ;
member of the state board Of pena
institutions for the term of six year
from December 1, 1910, succeedin
Hon Roger w. Hurlburt Of Hyd
Park.
| p.t t;t.Io hu.inoee mac dona a, th
House this morning excepting the II
PRODUCTION of few bills including on
by Mr.. Williams of Peru providin
, that non-residents must pay a licens
of IS for trout fishing. One by NJ
Abbott Of Landgrove providing thI
no hunters licenses shall be issue
to any one under l6 years OF age.
Mr.. Battell of Middlebury is out
, his war against automobiles and hs
bill prohibiting their use on certal
roads between East Middlebury an
the town OF Hancock.
Mr.. Davis Of Fairlee also has a b
relating TO the use of vehicles on II
road and strictly defines them.
Mr.. Bronson OF Hardwick has /
e troduced a bill enlarging the powe
/ and duties of the cattle commissions
Q very important measure.
s Mr.. Battell of Middlebury also asl
h for the establishment of the muni'
s pal court in that town.
/ At the afternoon session OF q
J. House yesterday the forenoon acti'
refusing concurrence TO the Cushmi
trustee process bill was reconsider
: and the bill was ordered to lie al
= was made a special order for Frid
e morning Mr.. Fletcher stated III
I, at that time he would make mott
r, to strike out all after the enacti
o clause and insert in lieu thereof [
S House bill. II the Senate refused
IS accept the amendment the matt
e could go to a conference commit,
d and then they might be able to secu
e satisfactory and equitable trust
is process law.
The discussion over this bill in {
senate was enlivened by a somewf
acrimonious debate between Senate
Gordon OF Washington and ArchibS
IN OF Bennington, In which the form
charged the member from Bennlngt
with acting in poor faith with I
~ ~ party which was responsible for
r. presence in the legislature. He 81
70 he understood that he was In the c,
=" vention hall when the platform "
adopted and made no protest.
= sarcastically referred 10 the heroic
4, titude and grandiloquence of the ms
a. Der from Bennington In brushl
No. cutting words of the senator fr,