The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-25
MAY HUNT FOR
DEER NEXT WEEK
PERHAPS
Belief at Montpelier That Season
viii Be Reopened
NOT OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED
Recent Rains Have Removed Danger
From Forest Fires Which caus-
ed Postponement.

Montpelier, Oct 25.-While no Of
fical information has been given out
to that effect it is the general impress
sion about the state house that Gov
ernor Mead will at once issue
proclamation re-opening the deer
season next week. The recent rains
have so changed conditions In the
woods that danger from forest fires
has been reduced to a minimum
The House yesterday afternoon dis
missed by large vote, only few
being in the negative, the bill to pay
the Office rent of the public service
commission outside of the Office at
the state house.
| The bill had been ordered to a third
reading last week and was before the
House on the question of passage.
Mr.. Stone of Wallingford threw a
bomb at the House when he made the
motion to dismiss. explaining that he
had been requested to make the state
ment that there were 90 applicants
for the position of public service com
missioner, all of whom were willing
and anxious to furnish Office rent free
to the state. AS the motion to dis
miss was not debatable nothing could
be said in favor of the bill. Not over
20 votes were heard against dismiss
ing the bill.
The House reconsldered its action
OF last week refusing a third reading
to II 46, providing for the election of
state highway commissioner by the
General Assembly instead Of appoint
ment by governor. The bill was or
dered to lie and was made a special
order for 1890 o'clock Wednesday
morning.
Among the bills passed by the
House during the afternoon session
We're; II 3 to refund the agricultural
college loan; H AZ. fixing the dates of
holding court in Rutland county; II
80, 20 amend section 1877, public
statutes, relating to the sale of com
mercial fertilizer: II Sc, amending
the charter of the American Fidelity
company so II can insure against
damage done by automobiles.
These bills were introduced in the
House:
II Shy Mr.. Bailey of Randolph
An act In amendment Of No. ia.
Acts % 1896. entitled. "An act in
amendment Of an act incorporating
the village OF West Randolph: pro-
yides for electric light plant and
bonding therefor; municipal corpora
lions.
H Spy Mr.. McCuen OF yergen-
nes' an act TO amend certain sections
OF the public statutes. relating to ex.
animation OF pupils for advanced in
struction; education.
II S5-By Mr.Burbank of Cabot
relating to the pollution of the waters
OF Joes pond and Coles pond: prohib-
It's dumping of refuse in these wat.
ers; general committee.
II S6-By Mr.. Ward OF Danyille:
relating to cream tests. provides for
weighing of sample used as test for
butter fat and penalty; agriculture.
II S1-By Mr. Norton OF Hunting
ton; to ahmed section 1873 Of the pub
lie statutes, relating to the election
OF representatives to the General AS
sembly: provides for election on
third ballot of the one having the
largest number Of votes; elections.
II S-By Mr.. Dart Of Springfield:
an act to amend No. As, acts of 1908.
relating to flags; list OF flag DAYS
designated by superintendent of edu-
cation, to be printed and distributed
to schools: military affairs.
II S9-By Mr.. Wall OF Dorset. for
the prevention OF blindness: state
board OF health to make rules and
regulations as they deem necessary
Tor prevention OF blindness, and fur
nish at public expense such prophy.
latte outfits as are necessary for ply.
sicians; public health.
Fl 9O-By Mr.. Barron of Barton
to amend section 6247 of the public
statutes, relating to the pay OF jur.
ors; jurors fees in Justice courts TO
be 81 each, TO be advanced by marty
asking for jury state and county ex-
lpenses.
II 9i--By Mr.. Miller Of Bethel: re.
lating to ballot boxes; provides that
boxes shall be kept locked: elections.
II Spy Mr.. Webster of Swanton
Cby requesD, an act amending var.
ious sections OF the public statutes
relating to supervision OF schools,
permits FIVE towns 10 form school
unions instead OF three: education
II 9S-By Mr.. Bowles OF Wood.
ford; restricting and regulating trus.
tee process; provides that IN case n
Judgment is obtained against a wage
Garner, earning not 30 exceed s25 n
week, upon filing n certified COPY of
Judgment with employer he shall de.
duct 10 per cent OF the weekly wage.
until satisfied; minor courts.
| II s4-By Mr.. Chaffee OF Rutland
city; an act amending section s7s
or the public statutes as amended bv
No. is OF the acts OF 1908, relating Ia
the bond OF the state treasurer, ON.
tional with treasurer as 10 whether
he furnishes surety bonds or others .
judiciary.
Substitute bill for II i1-H 90. relat.
Ing to applications to the General
assembly; provides for publication IN
two papers OF the county or n no
papers are there published. then in
the adjoining county; ordered to tie
and be printed
| SAN act 20 amend section bso
sof the public statutes relating to an.