The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-16
DEER WITH
HORNSFROM NOV.
IS TO 20
Bill From General Committee
introduced Today
APPOINTMENTS
Governor Announces the Delegates to
Several National Con-
Ventions

Montpelier, Nov. 16.-The governor
this morning announced the following |
appointments: delegates to the deep |
waterways convention to be held at |
st. Louis, Mo, on November 20 and !
26th, Hon d. ]. Foster of Burlington, !
Hon. Frank Plumley of Northfield |
Hon. f. G. futile of Rutland Hon. f.
II. Babbitt of Bellows Falls, Hon.
Charles Downer of Sharon. Delegates
to the meeting of the Road Builders
association at indianapolis December
6 to inclusive: Hon. Charles w.
Gates Of Franklin, Hon H. B. Barden
of Wallingford, Hon. ]. G. Stafford Of
Brattleboro. Delegates to the Nation
al Rivers & Harbors Congress- Hon.
George r. Chaffee of Rutland. Hon.
Maxwell Evarts of Windsor, Hon. A.
A Pike of Stowe. Hon. o. S. Annis of
North Troy, Joseph Aud OF Burling-
ton. Delegates TO the convention Of
the American Civic association at
! Washington December IA and 10, the
mayors of St Adams. Rutland, Bur
lington, Barre, Montpelier and Yer.
gennes.
The governor today approved and
signed bills and joint resolutions of
the House as follows: Joint resolution
for the erection of the memorial for
the author of the Green Mountain
Boys. II Sc relating to public build
ings. II 1f5 relating to evergreen
trees, II POI relating to the pay Of
grand and petit jurors; II 200 relating
to beaver and otter II 20S to regu-
late the distribution of advertising
matter or soliciting OF subscriptions
around the statehouse
In the House this morning the
Speaker appointed as his committee
to investigate the expenditures for de-
! tective service, Mr. Babbitt of Rock
ingham. Mr.. Chaffee of Rutland and
Mr. Amey OF Brighton. On the COM
mittee to investigate the heating and
yentilating system OF the statehouse
he named Mr.. Fletcher OF Cavendish
Mr.. Robinson of Elmore and Mr.. CARL
I of Canaan.
Among the many bills introduced to
= day was one by Mr.. Rabbit of Rock
ingham. relating TO demurrage char
ges In which railroads cannot collect
or receive demurrage charges on cars
: placed or held for lading until foul
days, not including Sundays or holt
days, after notification.
Mr.. Kennedy OF Duxbury wants 9
: bill to permit fishing i'm Lake Cham
= plain with a spear or jack light from
I. April to May 81. Mr. Lyon of High
: gate has a bill fixing the closed sea
son on deer until January /, 1914. Mr.
: Howe Of Bennington introduced a bill
> to provide state aid for INDECENT vet
u Grams. This makes an annual appro
priation for old soldiers who are I'M
able to take advantage of or go to III,
Soldiers Home in Bennington.
Mr.. Martin Of Brookllne has a bill
making the following legal holidays
January l. the first Tuesday In March
the first Tuesday In September II
even years, February %, May 30. Jul,
!, August l6. the first Monday in SEP
TENDER and Christmas and Thanks
giving.
The joint committee on game an,
fisheries brought in general bill thi
morning relating to deer hunting prc
Vlding that deer having horns at leas
three inches In length can be hunte,
annually from November 10 TO Noyen
Der %. No hunting between 5 D. m
and a. m, or with dogs.
II 300, the weights and measure
bill, was ordered to a third reading b,
a unanimous vote
II 100 TO provide markers for head
stones for neglected graves was ais
ordered TO n third reading.
The agricultural high school bill
yesterday was ordered tot thir,
reading tomorrow without word o
protest and by a unanimous vote. |
= the normal school lobby are agains
the proposition they are saving thei
strength for tomorrow. but they ma,
as ,well capitulate, because nothlnl
can prevent this measure becoming
law this session. The new school viii
be located at Randolph and will TAX,
over the property of the normal plan
located az that town. Il is planned [,
take possession Of the school bulldn,
purchase the hotel close by for n dor
mitory aud an option has been secur
ed on farm adjoining, all at feur,
that perhaps could not be duplicated
In Vermont.
The Columbus day bill was report
ed favorably by the general commit
tee and when Il came before Oh,
House without explanation or discus
sion was refused third reading OF
viva yoce vote Immediately after
ward Mr.. Peck Of Burlington move,
Q reconsideration and explained IN,
features Of the bill and was support
ed by Mr.. Cory Of Montpelier. VIII,
introduced the. measure. The motlol
To reconsider was agreed to BY yot
OF lO5 to a and the bill was ordere,
70 third reading by vote OF 30 4