The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-04
Suage the House Has the Ear Marks Of An Unofficial Caucus

on highways and bridges.
II 2lT-By Mr.. Cory of Montpel-
Ter; relating to the Rutland and Mont
pc Ter railroad; construction must be
commenced before November 20, 1916
and the road completed by November
20, 1921; committee on railroads.
H 21S-By Mr.. Peck of Burlington;
comforting powers on license COM
missioners; may close licensed
places for day or part of day in
their discretion; joint committee on
temperance.
II 2l9-By Mr.. Roy of Barnet; an
act TO regulate fire insurance policies;
the form of policy and insurance con-
tract now in force to be continued un.
til the insurance commissioner shall
change it; he is authorized to change
the form of such contract from time
to time as he may think the public
good requires Any company using
any other form of policy than the one
prescribed shall forfeit its license;
joint committee on insurance.
II 22O-By Mr.. Maun of City of st.
Adams; to amend No. $50 of the acts
of 1896, entitled, an act to incorpor-
ate city and town of ST. Adams;
committee on municipal corporations.
IL 221-By Mr. Stafford of Brattle-
boro; to amend section GA of the
public statutes, relating to the pay of
grand and petit jurors and talesmen;
grand and petit jurors attending
County court to receive following
/ fees; Travels cents a mile atten-
dance, 81 day; talesmen, the same;
joint committee on state and court
expenses.
II 222-By Mr.. Howe of Benning-
ton; to amend certain sections of
chapter 220 Of the public statutes,
relating to the preservation OF fish
and in addition thereto joint com.
mittee on game and fisheries
+ II 223-By Mr.. Sheehey of Fairfax
to amend section 543S of the public
statute, as amended by section of
No. 1853 Of the acts of 1903, relating
to the appointment of health officers
| committee on public health
II 224-By Mr.. Bean of Newport;
amending section 3442 OF the public
statutes, relating to pay of listers; to
receive not less than SO a day. Joint
committee on state and court ex-
penses.
II 225-By Mr.. Hunt of New Ha-
ven; an act relating to corporations
formed by voluntary association and
in amendment Of certain sections OF
the public statutes relating thereto.
committee on corporations.
H 262-By Mr.. Miller of Bethel. an
act to amend an act entitled to the
state board OF library commissioners,
approved December 3, 1908; commit.
tee on library.
II 227-By Mr. Fisk of Barre town f:
an act to amend 1877 OF the public
statutes, relating to the powers of
selectmen, giving them authority TO
survey and mark town lines on high
ways: committee on town lines.
II 22S--By Mr.. Fisk OF Barre town
to amend section 400 of the public
statutes, relating to the listing of en-
gines, boilers and certain other ma
chinery; committee on grand list.
II l3S-Relating to Parker Gene
terry association II 49, to- change the
name OF Franklin pond: II 11s. to in.
corporate the Sanborn Cemtery as
ISOLATION; II 1874, TO enable the Wal
ter Harvey Cemetery association of
Barnet to enlarge It's cemetery: II 50.
relating to examination of pupils for
advanced instruction. as amended
Senate Bills Introduced
$ 5S-By Senator Archibald Of Ben.
nington; an act providing for filing of
an information in vacation on petit
ton of a respondent; provides per
son confined in Jail on complaint for
crime or misdemeanor. assistant
judges may convene a special term
OF County court and impose a SEN
tence If the respondent pleads guilty.
Superior judge may In vacation on
written petition OF accused direct an
information to be filed against such
person for such offense. This does
not include Imprisonment for life;
judiciary.
5 59-By Senator Cushman OF Ben.
nington; an act to amend section /.
acts OF 1884, relating to the Soldiers
home; provides that the 10 trustees
may be taken from honorable dis.
charged soldiers and sailors OF army
and navy, war OF the rebellion. Gigs.
and war with Spain; heretofore trus.
tees required to be taken from G.. A.
H. committee on military affairs.
) 6O-By Senator Gordon OF Wash.
ington; an act relating to foreman OF
petit jury when jury is empanelled
court to appoint foreman and shall
act as such until panel is discharged:
judiciary.