The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-10-28
ELECTION MEASURE
GIVEN THE KIBOSH
TRUSTEE PROCESS BILL PASSES


State House. Montpelier. Oct. -.
The legislature looked like sufiragcti'
convention ON the warpaih this week. Il
was ladies' week There was the govern
or's reception Tuesday night, then plnl
teas and coiic cctlcs. meetings Of the Colon
ial Danes, Daughters OF the American
Revolution. Daughters Of 1872, etc, etc.
and more etc, climaxint with the gov
enors bali Last night, which for gorgeous
ness and living reproductions Of fashion
plates had it, humble predecessors down
and taking the count. But more anon
about the social whirl.
The house in the closing session last
Friday sa, down hard on the bill to give
put into effect the demurrage rules ap.
proved by the national association OF rail
road commissioners and further recon-
mended by the interstate commission,
which would give the commission the war.
rant TO reduce the time on which demur.
rage starts on cars from NJ 10 Is hours,
or thercabout. Mr.. Babbitt of Rocking.
ham sailed into the bill like fouryear.
nj the fray the measure didn't have a
friend in t6e bouse This wasn't the only
lam the nublic service COMMISSION en-.
countered hill 10 give someone con.
nected with the board, presumably the
chairman, 500 for office rent, brought
Stone OF Wallingford TO his feet with the
statement that he had been requested
TO say that there were 20 applicants seek.
inc The iob nj pnblic service rommiss;oner.
and eveyy one stood willing and anxions
10 furnish an ofiice free of exnense "a the
st,te liz n,o,;nn ,n J;sm;ss aiioyed no
debate and The b;ll was snmmaTilv slanch.
tered and will remain so nnIass rs,ivad
The trnstee nrocess biIl yot by the bonse
Tuesday atterpoon after one II the stiE.
est scrans tbis session and for small
number Of opponents thew had the major.
tbev were licked on an amendment offered
h et Cs,s VIZ 81 S Ganoom an a., h ',e rntn af vea
i5o no thev had the andac;tv 70 ask N
hoyo oy w ~ Iii, ia;d an ,ha tahls nn,;I o,ro
fnl and md;e;ons consideration could he
o;,,on h,; tba house ,yas M, 70 ho hun
sned ,bot .t yax aHe and as carr, os Mon, naI;ar
sa;d ,bay bad haan sooled ieforo ,yban he
was in The senate two years AGO The
fr;ends of the b;lI tool no more chances
and cI;ncbod Il there and tban The aag
Of partv Ioual,v had 70 ba waved by
L'lafohar and Daaly of Rnrl,nyt and
avon tb.n tb.ra ,,aro n do1an 7nS,roents
m olamor;na ." ,ha, tba hin was m nrced n tbe
;rtarests of tbe deadbeats n stock aro,,.
,mant o,,.r,, t;m. trnste, nran,sSs hill ;s
hroaehod !, tbe ieo;s,atmre Carl Of "a.
oaom oE.rad an amsmdment that w0nid
@ ba~n tnncked H.. stnii;na nn, nf ,be Hi
had :, hoan adnnt al Tb. vno o,,hors % r from,
,V;ndlam W. II M" oonntw wba ,,ntod for thn
'mendment w n we're Covev Of Grafton Plumb
i,''IIJHe' ~ WaI;fe Sba Sbr ot u aaa m;a ohnsnn
,f Somerest Gront of Townsbend and
", ,.,,n, as Uy;,,JL.
TbnSa T%b ,,bo ,,otad ana;ns, tha omordmsnt
no1e P WIZ vo'at ths ass .aEod az es Rrat
Iehoro Martin Of RrooLI;na Hin of 10.
,er R,,dw;n nf nnmwarstnn Thomas Of
r,;i,ard Mnuard -, % af IenJoniorrv IS Viii
,aw of uarlhnro DaW;tt Of No,yfana
Soih;a os paoI.;n,,ha,', -, af ST.
oaooi' n I 81 nocnins,ia' 81 @ Lyman Wiz " Hfae
Wardshnuo Va, Wr;oht os Wast,,; nstor and
y ,,ttanGold ata f"eVS eV;,n;nn,on AIlard any nf
o and MiInr of p,tnaT ora o
! hsnnt n,oi's"ai" anu MINER Vi u'ne! were
~. ohapn'dn ot @ ,iIiai @ .itIu IT, W ,nionIpo
ae a.ie uepaae a; anu maui .nite sPee'rsJ5
he i a. tne th;nI a. a"o tho aios ,l .ne nna
nc, anu 'he lily q. & tne eiose Wne I
put pet's f, was ~ nuortnrs, .ahio - ~ snd va" or
ent en- IRON the reporters table TO ,,li tind on $
ma. sue Oh tne Dill ne Mn .a'klns' 81
Lopapy nIs .niru spstch vas; was W ciear W " c
ne atnosphtre On nls posl'lon. :" imG il
am counu.y, IN lac', was very nhucn III e.l f
ehce. urout OF ioWnsheh9 wanteu 10 "
now why S9rIy ol MohtPeler uIun III "
'ouuce Dill 10 pension the poor woIk .
. man SO Iong as ne leit SO Daaly
oout nm Alter the vole on 'he aiienu
ZEN eht aha wneh someone tileo 70 ray !he
Y on lne .aple' WI. Mar1fn oL nrooSiiHe
'iied INTO tne project. ne oeiieVeu IN
olng up business as IL came along
lere were any measures IN signt that nad
erlt they would attend TO them, ne saia, L
II II they were 10 hang around tme s1ate
'use ior members 10 mink Up oiils tne.
oulo pe mere untli spring ploIw,ns, mr
aDbltt OF kocIkingham favored tne tfus,
e process Dill on the grounds Oh CIVIC
gnteousness; -, r, q
Governor Mead began uesday making
'eparatlons 10 reopen the deer SEASON Il
,xt MONDAY 1or the week ana OIL e was w
troduced IN the senate nuesday dIter- d;
'on Dy senator Oiark OF hu!lahu aiiow l.
6 MN TO make prociamation 10 open III
e season so TAR al, as II i, relates TO game eN- 81
ptlng deer. The Dill was passed py the ii
nate under suspension OF rules, put the :
nate adjourned before the Dill couid 10
ach the house. NJ
Senator Archibald OF Bennlngton mas IN I'll
odnced bill winch VIII make the auto h,
oblle dealers. squlrm., 1t places them Oh -,
e same basis as other persons owning 'e
achines. They must pay ~ morse W
wer for every machine they nave. Ihey DC
y only $25 under the present law. i,
Mr. Stafford OF BrattleDOrO introduced