The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-04
HOUSE AND SENATE
IN CLASH OVER
TRUSTEE BILL
0ue Kills Measure That Other
Had Passed
CONFERENCE TO BE HELD
Woman Suffrage Receives Its B-En-
NAL Quletus, This Time in the
House

Montpelier, Nov. 4.--Bill No. SO, in
troduced by Mr.. Bowles of Woodford
entitled IAN act restricting and regu-
lating trustee process duplicate of
the bill introduced by Senator Cush-
man and passed IN the upper house
yesterday morning, was killed in the
house this morning. The House bill
exempting SO of wages from trustee
process and which was passed by a
large vote has been laid on the table
in the senate. This mix-up necessi-
tated conference of the committees
of the two houses to which the Cush-
man and Bowles bills were referred
The bin providing for the election
OF the state highway commissioner by
the people was made special order
for next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
The house this morning killed the
bill forbidding the location of licensed
places within two miles OF the state
lines.
The Senate this morning passed
the hedgehog bill, also the employers
liability bill and killed Senator Bar
tons publicity bill
The House this morning voted to
adjourn from this afternoon until
Monday evening.
Bills introduced
by Mr. Beebe OF Westmore to tax
motor boats in town where located
BY Mr. Wheeler OF Calais compell-
ing selecimen to provide watering
troughs on petition of tax payers.
By Mr. Beeman Of Milton repeating
the pickerel law.
by Mr.. Battell of Middlebury pro
viding for publicity of campaign ex-
penses.
by Mr. Wells OF Victory providing
for bounty on bears.
by Mr. Whitney Of Marlboro max
ing the open season on buck deer the
last two weeks in November.
BY Mr. Hutchinson of Washington
providing that no hunters license
shall be given to man who posts his
own land
House Bills Passed
Changing the name OF Franklin
pond to Lake Carmi
A third reading was ordered on the
bills appropriating $4,000 to the
board of agriculture and $4,000 TO
the Soldiers Home.
Senator Butler this morning intro
duced a bill compelling railroads to
publish time tables in the newspa-
pers
The House yesterday killed the bin
doubling the dog tax. otherwise called
the dog bill", and also killed the bill
granting municipal suffrage to women
by a close vote. ia to Ill,
The House talked about evergreen
trees and the dealers most of the
forenoon, and the sentiment appeared
10 be that II they can be troubled as
much as possible there will be no
qualms on the part OF the lawmak-
ers. The fee was raised from ; cents
to % cents a tree, one-half to 20 to
the state, so that it will be a revenue
producing measure Then il was
amended to take effect from its pas.
sage. In the course OF the discussion
Mr.. Kennedy OF Wiliston wanted to
know il the bill, as 1t stood, pre-
vented a man cutting trees on his
own land, and IL was agreed that il
did not.
II 2O6-By Mr.. Stone OF Wallnig-
ford making all accident insurance
policies incontestable; joint commit
tee on insurance.
IL 2O7-By Mr. Miller of Bethel:
relating TO libraries In penal instiu.
TONS board Of library commission.
ers may eNpend $500 annually for this
purpose; joint committee on library.
ii 20S-. by Mr.. Woodruff of Burke.
to regulate distributing advertising
and soliciting subscriptions in the
state house. prohibits this in state
house or grounds. under direction OF
sergeant.atarms; penalty $40: Joint
committee under the fourth Joint
rule.
II 2lO-By Mr.. Peck of Burlington:
relating to conditions of licenses, no
liquors sold on election or caucus
days or holidays. except by holders
OF fifth class and lnnkeepers' llcens.
es. lolnt committee on temperance.
II 2ll-By Mr.. Croft of Enoshrgh
relating to the pollution OF the waters
OF bakersfield and Tyler branches;
fine OF S25 TO 500 for depositine saw.
DUST general committee.
II 2l2-By Mr.. Dwyor of West Rut.
land relating TO exemption of sol.
diers homestead from taxation.
$1,000 worth OF property EXEMPT; com
mittee on ways and means.
II 2l3-By Mr.. Bailey OF Randolph:
eNempting the property OF the Ran.
dolph sanatorium from taxation:
committee ON grand list.
II 2li-By Mr.. Marlowe OF Under.
hill; relating TO examination of I'm.
ventorles; may be produced IN court
ON subpoena; committee on way and
means
II sl6-By Mr.. Branch of Grand
Isle relating to toll bridges: when
conveyed to the state shall be main.