Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-22
HOUSE-AFTERNOON.

roea me- etg S ot Page Of Rutland offered til
voters residing in the Village Of RntiaHd e8 "a
be the entfe town of Rutland as city Ais
9ettlon OF Scott Hunter and d others legal voter
seiSl,ang in West Rutland Referred to com on Tia
The grand List-H 444 was taken nm as uns,isbe,
and discussion on the subject Of taxation wal
dlehury Jones of Waitsheid Haskell Of Grsto3 Haw
pi 5 LUDLOW, Branerd of St. Albans, Palmer of Water
Newport Chapin Of Middese3, Goodei of kcadsboro
ii "a and MN mQri m oi Vernon who moved thai
bt f. curtis OF Georgia moved the previous question
S ene request OF Mr. Martin OF Londonderry he
n The amendment to the. amendment offered by Mr.
the allowed By Gr HasEes ns smepSme9 a@Sf4t 9
o9 ~ r'yTg ~ instead OF s5OO was then lost:
ment to the amendment which Mr. Haskell accepted
Hooker Of Braebore discussed Sn ea fbe
as "a ad ~ VT Goodell of Readsboro
Will Curtls oi Georgia demanded the yeas and nay
wa wlch were 81 nays Ia so the amendment
The speaker here announced as COM of conference
Vots pa[ m oI t1e house to consider the disagreeng
Of chap essTs sG 70 9rvs amend a sn act h amendment
faMirhayen M and Woodworth OF Underh ''''I Vi
Mr. Howe of Ludlow offered an amendmen to pro-
9at deductons may be made from the list real
$780, "nd rom Eh0tgTy ha 1H IN
MI sea 6ya RE secures & m are to be deducted
MI H2we's amendment was then disagreed to, '0'''
sisi Mt boyce of Fsyston offered an amendment, con-
sa, MI, Martin y Londonderry moved amendment to
seGtsn en 6y adding the words said blanks shall
of stocks bonds and other securities claimed to be
ted states owned by held for their or its benet
pe alter discussion az BY Messrs Martin and Blair, Mr.
vidng that deductions shall be allowed on account
discussion then ensued IN Which Tie Usual ha6er
toVk M Part aHd the usual arguments were ADVANCED
70 ne and t1e mousse take up II $40, act relating to
tne er care Re ana and restraint OF the insane; lost
MI Palner further moved to amend 3 by proyid-
ng that no deduction shall be allowed accounto
persons being endorser or surety for another agreed
M MI Palmer further moved to amend by proyid,
oht Indebtedness beyond his rata shares; agreed
Mr., Harvey of Topsham moved to amend section in
phraseolosy and make the list to be returned
Nj Palmer OF Waterbury move an amendment to
SECTION IN regard to the oath; lost.
eexemptnE from the operation Of this act savings
Mr. ed Faft Of thsFe Sc
tn 1ne Fe 5eH9n as raroafs we're otherwse
amendment was then voted down.
Mr. Martin Of Londonderry moved reconsideration
SIr Smith then accepted Mr.. Fiheld's amendment
- Mt Mt D9ud of New Haven then offered am ndment
then sgreed T. It fin ny read follows The pro-
N Ta S aW p he to
rasa OF the roadbed of railroads the taxation of
trust companies Otherwise taxed. in'i'u'i'nS "iu
me 6lii was finally ordered for third reading to-
act fSS So o RSs % o act rspea
1iSclary com m; and referred to the general com,
=, SenWe OtS rsterred $ III, an act establishing the
yernont board OF aKriculture to agriculture
list. ~ 0
~ Ordtred to 6e printed On motion of Mr. Hooker of
rattieburo Ii 444, an act to .ize taxation and
w an act to eq9alze taxation, were ordered to be
prLnted as amended.
C9lIection Re Of tatesMr Smith Of St Johnsbury called
ip r 20 an act relating to the collection of taxes NJ
smith moved an amendment to the first section so as
q make IT optional with all towns to accept the pro-
,islons OF this act agreed to Nh Thompson of Iras
)urgh proposed to amend the third section so as 10
nj make the compensation to the collectors to be fixed
)y each town; agreed to.
On motion OF Mr. Page of Rutland, adj.