The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-08
HUNT ASKS HOUSE
TO CHASTISE
SENATE
For Not Removing Time Lock
On Constitution
FIRST WORD ON ADIOURNING
representative Amey Moves for Ap-
pointment Of Commission to
Report December IA

Montpelier, Dec S-The governor
this morning signed S 80 relating to
habeas corpus proceedings, S 70 re-
lating to chauffeurs badges; 70 re-
lating to the payment of debts OF
wards; S SO relating to inebriates;
S 100 relating to insane persons.
The senate passed joint resolu-
the governor Of commission to attend
the governor a commission to attend
the 50th anniversary of the Battle of
Gettysburg July to 8, 1911. Also
Joint resolution providing for COM
pllation of the school laws by the at
toney general and the superinten,
dent of education Bills were passed
by the Senate this morning as fol.
lows: S 95 relating to the Baxter
Trust Co. Of Rutland, S LOG authoriz-
ing the city of Burlington to issue
bonds; S llS relating to town road
commissioner; S 119 relating to the
appointment of administrators.
There was great argument on in
the House this morning over II 1856
relating to the appropriation of &c.,
900 for the state fair. Mr.. Hunt Of
New Haven offered a resolution that
it is the sense Of the House that the
time lock be removed from the state
constitution. On motion OF Mr.. Mar
tin Of Brookline the resolution was
ordered to lie. H 2S9 authorizing the
Champlain Realty Co to use the Otta-
queche River was called up and
made a special order for 2:15 this
afternoon.
Although there is at present no def
mite time in sight for adjournment,
Mr. Amey OF Brighton introduced a
resolution providing for the appoint
ment of a joint commission on final
adjournment, the commission 10 make
a report not later than Wednesday,
Dec. A..
Four bills were introduced In the
House this morning, one from the
committee on military affairs provid-
ing state aid not to exceed $50 for
funeral expenses and head stone for
veterans of the Civil and Spanish
American war. One from the com.
mittee on game and fisheries relating
to netting and sharing OF game An
other from the same committee, 10
regulate fishing in the lake formed by
Chittenden dam Also bill from the
committee on municipal corporations
to incorporate the village Of Cam
bridge.
The yea and nay vote on the pro
posal to take the ten-year limit OF
time lock- OF the constitution in the
senate yesterday was as follows:
The yea and nay vote was as fol
lows:
Yeas-Adams. Barden. Clark. Cool
Idge, Daniels. Gordon. Grswold. Hitcl
cock. Lyford, Norton, Pike. Powell
Scribner. Seaver, Shepardson. Taplin
total. 16.
Nays-Archlbald, Butler, Cushman
Cults, Dale, Darling, Davis, Edgerion
Sheldon, Smith, total 10.
Absent and not voting-Butterfiel,
Field, Porter, futile.
The Senate yesterday morning go
a taste OF the governors veto whel
he returned Senate bill No. 70 with
out his approval. This is a bill civ
ing certain state and town officer
the right TO make an examination 0
tax inventories and the governor
objection to Il was that the state off
cials mentioned in the bill we're Pre-
hibited from disclosing any informG
ton gained from the inventories an
the town officers we're not. II wa
explained 10 the Senate that the bill
was prepared by Tax Commissions
Cushman. who saw the error In
and drew another, but his clerk too
the wrong bill 10 the revision con
mittee. On the strength OF this IN
governors veto was unanimously sui
tanned.
A bill was introduced by Senate
Cushman of Bennington providing 70
reduced fares on street railroads 10
laborers. II makes a three cent rat
between the hours OF FIVE and seve
in the morning and the same hour
In the evening and requires person
wishing to avail themselves OF thI
rate to obtain a certificate from theI
employer that they are entitled to II
benefits. II provides fine Of sos "a
a violation Of any OF It's provisions.