The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-19

ment of colds or grippe.
liability bill which has been agreed
on and which will probably pass the
senate 1t is considered to be of
mild character.
The Senate passed the agricultural
high school bill unanimously during
the afternoon session and without de-
bate. Some minor amendments were
proposed by the committee and the
bill must go back to the House for
concurrence, having one passed that
body.
Senator Max Powell's hotel bill"
an act exempting hotel properties
from taxation on vote of the towns,
furnished the oratorical ammunition
this forenoon, the measure being de-
MED third reading by vote of IA
TO ~. Mr. Powell made the principal
speech for the bill and was supported
by Santors Clark and Daniels. Sen
by Senators Clark and Daniels. Sen
and Taplin opposed.
AS the afternoon session the action
taken in the morning was reconsider
ed out of courtesy TO the senator
from Chittenden. and the bill was or
dered to lie until after the Thanks
giving recess.
The warmest fight of the day in the
Senate took place on Fl 65 an act pro-
viding teachers training courses in
high school Two efforts were made
/ 90 4al,la .ba bi1 QUO thot IL phovld
be made a special order for Wednes-
/ day. November 80. but both were de-
/ feated. the second motion bv vote
of 10 TO 70. which indicated the
strength OF the normal school supper
ters who are fighting the bill. Sen
ator Porter used strong language in
respect 10 the Castleton school.
Read Third Time and Passed
II 304 Securing to town its share
Of public money although it has not
maintained a legal school or schools
the required number Of weeks
X officiating to cooperative saw
ings and loan associations (title
amendedl
II i74-Relating TO the charter Of
the Brandon Savings Bank and Trus
/ company
IT 309-Amending am act establish
( ing Phil Fps academy of Danville
II 356-To Protect muskrats In Ad
olson county
n 35S-Relaung to liens on colts.
Killed
II 396-Relating TO the age Of con
sent; X "a, relating to danger sig
nails: II 100, relating to debts Of cor
operations II 25S relating to unlaw
ful devices for taking fish; II 36l pro
hibiting destruction of standing tim
Der without authority; II sos. to pro
tect nursery stock from injurious in
costs and diseases: II A21, relatinl
TO the posting of lands owned or oC
cupied by persons keeping sheep:
3Sl relating to hunting by person
having posted lands.
Ordered to Lie
II 1875 relating to protection agains
forest fires; IL 359. relating TO state
county and deputy fish and game wal
dens; II rs, relating to the superb
tendent of education: II 229 relatin
to the taxation OF motor boats an
repeating section oil of the publ
statutes with pending amendment
II 26S. relating to town officials.
Passed under suspension of rules
II 377, amending the charter Of tn
American Fidelity Co.
Passed in concurrence-S 63, r
lating to appointment of assistar
town and city clerks.
3 Senate Routine
| Read third time and passed:
= S 49-Relative to insane state pa
pers with proposed amendment.
i s 100-Relating to insane persons
4 II 342-An act to provide for Il
ascertainment of damages In Il
/ event of change OF motive power
railroads.
4 s 10i-Creating q commission
!. probation.
S 93-Relating to power OF cour
g in assumpsit and covenants
v II l5-Notlce to the public servi
d commission OF the organization
e corporations.
p II 302-Relatlng to copyright OF [
Ie Vermont reports.
of II 312-To pay the estate OF w.
r Gilmore.
rs s 10S-Relatlng to expectorati
lie In public places.
s Officiating TO habeas corp
a. proceedings.
IN S 43-Unlform city and villa
IL charters.
oil Passed In concurrence
ID II S6-Relating to cream tests.
et Adopted In concurrence:
Joint resolution for committee
az attend Atlantic Deep Waterways G
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