The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-20

to date carried passengers only as
matter of accommodation, they now pro
pose to be trunk line and carry al
persons and become common carrier
Mr.. Wright Of the committee wanted
assurance that the company would built
the northern end first, before he coult
feel Mt liberty to give them a Favorable
consideration. Mr.. Stickney explained
that the Rutland railroad would b
pleased to make connections with them
Fish and Game Topics.
The Joint committees on game am
fisheries gave hearings in the supreme
court room on Tuesday evening on tn
several bills with j. q. Titcomb, stats
game and fish commissioner, present
The committee asked him many ques.
tions upon the bills, all Of which will
be held up until the new coaitcation bill
/ Il reported to the House. This will not
occur until after the membership have
| had time to digest IT, The first bill was
House 2s3, providing for posting the
shores Of lake DInmore. lie admitted
/ the bill had some merit, but that all
OF it was covered in the present law,
excepting that it goes farther than the
| funds available will allow. The only
thing differing from the general law Is
that the proposed bill would stop the
carrying Of a gun in July and August.
On House 3l2, to prevent catching fish
in Sherburne pond, the general law Gov
ers this case If enforced.
On House 3l3, by Mr.. kendrick Of
Greensboro. with whom Mr.. Titeomb has
talked, he finds that Mr.. kendrick will
be suited with the codflcation law II
ii passes and win ask that his bill be
killed The bill will prevent fishing
in Caspian lake between one hour after
snnet and one hour before sunrise. This
alsi will stop fishing on Sunday
House 40 to prevent catching fish while
the pickerel are spawning is in the codi-
iieations of Mr.. Titcomb.
The proposed deer law bills took con-
siderable Of the time, and all Of them
viii be embodied IN the Titeomb bill,
and it il generally understood that these
will be fayorably accepted by those in.
PRODUCING the six bills now IN the hands
Of the committee. The main idea u
to legislate against poaehers. He be-
lieyes the new bill will meet the approx
al Of Windham county. He said that
the game refugees, in his opinion, are
going to keep up, although p days Of
hunting ii allowed He believed it would
be safer for the hunters with a 25-day
hunting season. and was against the
nse Of shotguns.
DON House lG4, he found this bill is
covered III the present law, excepting
that ii states the age for carrying guns,
although minor cannot carry one now
without the consent of the parent or
guardian.
IN regard to House PIT, he was agree
able to the bill, but it would be Of no
use. as the general laws now take care
of the conditions in Morrisyille. as set
forth in the bill. All these bills will
be reported with the codifcation.
He introduced Il. H. Forbush, state
OF Massachusetts, who for
a few moments spoke upon the codit-
cation and the birds and game in Ver-
mont. In brief. he complmented YER
mont upon having before is legislature
a bin of so great progressive measure
as the codiilcation Of Mr.. Titcomb Mr..
Locke OF Barton wanted to know how
they could get rid of the pickerel and
bass IN Crystal lake. Mr.. Titcomb knew
IL no way excepting by netting on the /
spawning bed in the springtime.
On House 2jS on fishways, he stated 1
here are none in the state, but would (
ike TO see them tried out. He had in
lis experience with the United States I
government seen some acting favorably
md some otherwise. Mr. Forbush said
here are several in Massachusetts,, but
or the use of herring only.
Bills introduced in House.
BY Mr.. Ryder of Rockingham, relat-
ng TO fees received for marriage certifi-
ates, and providing for the appropria-
ion thereof to the home for destitute
hildren, Kurn Hattin home. and St Jo-
eph's orphanage. 1t provides that in
edition 10 the usual marriage license
ae. the person applying shall pay 81
xtra. which additional money is to be
iyided among the homes above mem
oned. Referred to the general commit.
ae.
BY Mr.. Hewitt of Plainfeld, to amend
sctions 5l04 and 800 of the public
Latutes. relating to the traffic in intox-
ating liquor. 1t provides for both state
nj town votes on license annually If
9th questions carry. licenses viii be
ranted in towns 50 voting: otherwise.
My licenses Of the fifth class are TO
! granted. Referred to the joint com
ittee on temperance.
BY Mr.. Ransom of Jericho. providing
y the teaching Of agriculture. the
annual arts and domestic economy in
ie public schools Il provides that
'wns maintaining high schools Of the
-st class may maintain such courses
"a departments. Referred 60 the COM
ittee on education.
BY Mr.. Brigham for the committee on
surancc 20 repeal section ISIS Of the
iblic statutes amended by No. ll2 Of
r. acts Of 1908. and 10 amend sections
NJ and is2a Of the public statutes.
laiiug to brokerage on insurance Or
red 70 lie and Be- printed.
BY Mr.. Peikey Of Fair Haven. a.
mend section % No 81 q the acts
1906. entitled An act % incorporate
e Waliinafori Water compa.y.7 Re