The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-29
HOUSE TRIES ONE
SESSION A DAY
SCHEME
To Permit Committee Work
During Forenoon
NEW MUNICIPAL JUDGES
Selections Made Today and Most Of
Them are Re-Appontments of
Present Officials

Montpelier Nov. 29.-The House
is starting on new order OF things
today, that of devoting all the morn
ing to committee work and holding
a solid session from / to 5 this af-
ternoon in the hope of getting more
and effective work out of the commit
tees and advancing the work of the
legislature so that adjournment can
be taken by Christmas.
The Senate held brief session
this morning when Lieut.. Gov Slack
announced the appointment OF Sena-
tors Cushman, Dale and Archibald as
the Senate members of the Confer
ence committee on s. 20, the Cush-
man trustee process measure.
An important meeting OF the Sen
ate committee to consider the propos-
ed amendment to the constitution
was held this morning and 1t was vo-
ted to report all the amendments IA
yorab.y this afternoon Two special
orders one at 215 on which 4O2
amending the public statutes and re-
lating to highway taxes and II 1875
abolishing capital punishment II. IS
bill providing for teachers training
courses in high schools was signed
by the governor last night.
The governor today announced the
following appointments: c. s. Smith,
| MOrrisyllle. member of state board OF
agriculture and forestry: Mrs. p. f.
Hazen, st. Johnsbury, visitor of State
public institutions. Judges of city
and municipal courts: Burlington. c.
S. Palmer; Rutland, F. G.. Swimmer.
ton; Montpelier e. II. Harvey; Bar
re, II. w. Scott; st. Adams, N. N.
Post; Bennington, e. II. Holden; Brat
tleboro, Kittridge Haskins; Bellows
Falls, George II. Thompson; Brigh
ton, Porter II. Dale; Springfield, E
B. Flynn; Winooski, Henry Conlin.
A review of what has been accom-
plished by the house will serve Ia
give an idea of the condition of bust
ness, since most of the proposed legis
lation originates in that body and the
bulk Of the work is performed there
In the files on the clerks desk are
90 bills of which number:
Four are reported adversely.
One was recalled from the governor
Fifteen are ordered for third read
third reading Monday night.
Three are senate bills ordered fol-
third reading Mosday night.
Twelve are substitute and commit
tee bills ordered to lie and be printed
which await the further action OF tn,
house.
Nine are in the ordered to lie file.
Four are reported favorably b,
committees, with amendments.
Two are reported favorably.
The committees OF the house hay,
In their possession the following mum
Der OF bills, respectively:
Agriculture, IL house, total -; an
proprlations. senate, IA house, tota
l1 banks, l senate, house, total s
claims, 2 house. total 2: conseryatio,
house, total 8; corporations. /
house, total 10; education, l senate
s house. total 8; elections, house
total 4 joint game and fish, 80 hous,
total 80; general, senate, is house
total %; grand list, IL house, tota
IL; highways and bridges, II hous,
total II; immigration and industria
interests, I house. total 4; industria
school. house, total 1; insane. 3 SCI
ate, total 3; insurance, senate,
house, total g. internal affairs, /
house, total 10; judiciary, Q senat,
81 house, total 40: land taxes, . hous
total ?; library, 4 house, total A. maj
: ulactures, / house, total l. militar
affairs. . house, total 2: minor courts
3 house, total Q: municipal corpor,
lions. is house. total IS: publ
J health. 3 house, total 8: railroads.
] senate. 3 house. total 10; street raj
ways, 2 house. total 2: state court e,
. penses, . house, total Q; state schools
, ? house total 2; Joint temperance.
, senate, 10 house. total 90; town line
. house, total 8; ways and means,
p senate. is house, total 49, specii
e committee. 2 house. total .: 90 sci
5 ate: 2Si house: $40 total.
Adding the total number OF bills
the hands OF committees we have Il
the consideration OF the house at tn
date 300 bills, OF which 331 are hous
bills and % are senate bills.
; There have been introduced In N
house Els bills. The house has CO.
n sidered the report OF committees q
!. 1913 house bills and 90 senate bill
d making a total considered 10 date q
r bills.
@ The house has passed los houi
!. bills; has killed &c, and there are
4 bills In the ordered 10 lie flle.
r. The house has passed In concu
=. renee rs senate bills, killed one, thr,
e are ordered to third reading, and
1. committee Of conference has been a
Is pointed on the dlsagreeing votes
it the two houses on the other.
n The senate has not yet named |
I. committee OF conference on the m,
h tee process bill. but that Is expecf,
il to be done today.
k. There Is stlll n possibility of tro
BILE from the normal school sumo,
{. ers over the teacher training bI
Ie That was read a third time on the d
G. preceding adjournment under
ie strained ruling by the lleutenantgr
y. ernor and even some friends OF I
bill have been disposed TO crltiol
the ruling. No one thought. no
ever, to appeal from the decision
the chair. so the only resourse now
~ a reconsideration and that canr
~ be moved after n legislative dav n
III lfufortanna Thn~. A.. . --.f -