The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-18
Tommy When Reach

of its business within a reasonable
period, it will he necessary for ii TO
maintain fully the diligence which
thus far has marked its work during
the session. He disclaimed any in
tention to criticise. declaring that
there is no occasion for criticism.
Following his remarks the speaker
read the following list of bills in COM
mittees:-
Agriculture, 10; appropriations, 16;
banks, ); claims. 5; conservation, Z;
corporations, IL education, ~; cleo
tons, 3; fish and game. IS; general,
%; grand list. To- highways and
bridges. II; immigration and indus
tries, 16: industrial school, !: insur-
ance, g. internal affairs, 7 judiciary,
81: land tax. 9 library. A. manufac-
turers, / military affairs, 2; munich
pal courts, 8; municipal corporations,
III public health, 3 railroad, IL;
state and court expenses, 3; street
railways, 3 state schools, 2; temper
ance, 10; town lines, 5; ways and
means, 80; total, $40.
The Senate of 1904 were guests last
night OF Bennington and Addison
county members of that session and
after handshakes in the Senate cham.
Der, with ex-I4ieut. Gov. Stearns in
the chair, the members repaired to
the Montpelier house and banqueted.
ExSenators Lawrence and James OF
Addison county and Fowler of Ben
nington county entertained.
A hearing was he'd this evening
before the committee on appropria-
lions on the bill relative to the state
fair. Maxwell Evarts. president of
the state fair commission, described
the Importance of the fair as an aid
to the large and growing agricultural
interests.
Representative Mattison of Glas-
tenbury filled the pulpit in the House
this forenoon as acting speaker.
Speaker Howe has had bad throat
trouble for several days, but is recov-
ering.
Signed by Governor
II 197-An act defining the duties
Of the commissioner of agriculture as
relating to creameries, cheese factor
les, condensaries and receiving sta.
tons for milk and cream.
Joint resolution relating to ad
iournment.
H l7--An act prohibiting the pay
ment of fees to a justice OF the peace
and grand jurors in criminal cases.
II 202--An act TO amend section 81
of the pubic statutes relating to the
apportionment of senators.
S 9l-An act to amend section 40S!
of the public statutes relating to tn,
registration of automobiles and motol
vehicles of non-residents
s SAN act TO amend section / o
No. $50 OF the acts of 1908 relatn!
10 The soldiers home.
Bills Killed.
II l29-To pay w. +. Fisk the sun
named; H 1853, relating to the praC
tice of dentistry; II 1S7. relating t
the distribution and partition of es
tates; II 231, to provide for liceninI
of public vehicles by selectmen: I
257 relating to fishing in Lake Dun
more II 2Sl, providing for non-res
ident fishing license; II 2S2, relating
to hunters licenses; II 307, relatin
to hunting; H 3l4, relating to hunter
licenses; HSl3. prohibiting obstrlct
ing highways with weeds; II 357, 70
the protection of game.
Passed in Concurrence.
II S3-Amending the charter of tn
village of Bellows Falls.
II SS-Relating TO display of flag
on school houses.
H247-Relating to fur bearing an
mis-.
H 255-Relating to deposits {
minors in banks.
II 25S-Creating a board of armor
= commissioners.
II 26l-Relating to the militia.
II 2S3-Relating to the killing an
claiming OF dogs.
II S4-Amendment Of Barre eli
charter.
Ordered to lie and be printed:
, lO7, substitute for 81, relating
! taxation Of real estate.
Read Third Time and Passed.
S 66-Treatment of inebriates.
S 77-Relating to the custody
. minors
S 7s-Relating to the payment
; debts of wards.
S S4-Relating to hearings befo
, superior Judge.
i S9-Relating to inebriates.
4 S 99-Relating to exemptions fro
: taxation.
> S S2-Relating to the uniformity
. dates of school reports, as amende