Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-21
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Tho followinp nronerty 1s ayemnt

but some consciences willie be relieved,
and some wrongs will be righted.
The following property IS exempt
from taxation:
l. Real and personal estate owned by
the state or the United States.
9. Real and personal estate granted,
sequestered or used for public, pious or
charitable uses; lands leased by towns
for educational purposes, and lands owned
or leased by colleges, academies or other
public schools or leased for the support
of the gospel. Gut private buildings on
such lands are not exempt, neither are
town poor farms; nor does this provision
exempt from taxation real estate owned
by. railroad corporations.) See laws of
1880, No. 81.
3. Buildings erected by the trustees of
normal school, or by their agent, and
accepted as boarding house for pupils
in the school, SO long as such buildings
are DEVOTED to the exclusive interests of
said school.
4. Any building, or building and real
estate attached, owned by post of the
Grand Aarmy of the Republic and used
for the purpose of the post only.
5. Lands used for cemetery purposes
and the structures thereon, trust funds
and other property belonging to or held
by cemetery association, and the lots OF
the proprietors thereof.
6. Manufacturing establishments and
the machinery and capital used for opera
ting them, also the machinery put into
unoccupied buildings and the capital used
for operating it," where the amount OF
capital invested is more than $1,000, are
exempt from taxation for a period Of five
wears from the time of commencing tC
| operate the same; and may be exempted
for further period of five years if the
town in which the manufacturing estab
lishment is situated SO votes.
Z. Quarries and mines opened since
November 10. 1880, have the same exemp
ton See Laws of 1880, Act No. 1913.
8. United States bonds and other secu
rites which are specially exempt from
taxation by the laws of the United Statea
8. Stock in the railroad corporations o
this state.
10. Stock in corporations situated GU
of the state when such stock is taxed tt
the corporation in the state where it i
situated.
IL. Deposits in savings bank, saving
institution or trust company, are exemp
from taxation to the depositors whe
such savings bank, savings institution
or trust company, pays the state ia
of one-half of one per cent on it's deposit
required by Act No. 8 of the laws of 1875
u. Personal estate owned by inhab
tants Of this state which is situated an
taxed in another state is exempt; also
Is. Household furniture to the vaue {
$500.
IA. Wearing apparel.
Is. Private and professional libraries.
Is. Mechanics tools.
e II. Farmers tools, including cart
! wagons, and other vehicles Cnot excee,
ing 800 in value for any one vehicle
necessary to carry on the farm.
Is. Provisions necessary for the CO.
(; sumption Of the family OF person fl
l one year.
q 10. Sheep, cattle, horses and swine tn
4 have not been wintered one winter. (Co
strued by the legislature to mean SUI
animals as were not in existence at Il
beginning of the preceding winter).
q 20. Hay and produce enough to whit
out the stock.
n 81. For each person, whether farmer
r not, one wagon, one sleigh, and harne
for using the same, provided that Il
;, value Of such wagon or sleigh does N
u exceed 500.