Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-03-25
iIon-Tayable Property.

The following property is EXEMPT from
taxation, and in making up his list no one is
obliged to put it in his list, except to The
amount for which he may claim an offset Tor
debts owing;
1. Real and personal estate oWAei ny tue
State or United States.
. Real and personal estate granted, ~
questcred or used for public, pious or charit-
able uses lands leased by towns Tor euuca,
tional purposes. and lands owned or leased
by colleges. academies brother public schools
or leased for the support OF the gospel (bnt
private buildings on such lands are not eX-
empt, neither are town poor farms ; nor uoeS
this provision exempt from taxation real es-
tate owned by railroad corporations See
law of 1880, No. 81.
3. Buildings erected by the trustees oil
normal school, or by their agent, and accept
ed as a boarding house for pupils IN the
school, SO long as such buildings are ue,
voted To the exclusive interests OF SAID
school
4. ANY building, or building and real es-
tate attached, owned by post of the grand
army of the republic and used for the pur-
poses of the post only.
8. Lands used for cemetery purposes anu
the structures thereon, trust funds and other
property belonging to or held by cemetery
ASSOCIATIONS. and the lots of the proprietors
thereof
v,xrr,cTUEISG ESTABLISHMENTS, MINES AND
QUAIRIEs.
G Manufacturing establishments and the
machinery and capital used for operating
them. also the machinery put into unoccu-
pied buildings and the capital used for oper-
| aIinr it," where the amount of capital In
vested is more than $1,000, are exempt from
taxation for period of five years from the
| lime of the commencing TO operate the same,
| and NAV be exempted fer a further period OF
five years, if the town in which the manu-
featuring establishment is situated 50 votes
:. Ouarrics and mines opened since No
ycmLrr 10. 1880, have the same exemption.
See Laws of 1880, Act No. 12S.
STOCKS ASD EoNps.
OF these the following are exempt from
taxation in this State:
&. United States bonds ami other securi-
ties which are specially EXEMPT from taxa
| ton hy the laws Of the United States.
Q. Stock in the railroad corporations of
this State,
10 Stock in corporations situated out OF
the State when such stock is taxed TO the
corporltion in the State where il Is situated.
DEPOSITS IL SAVINGS BANKS
| II. Deposits in a savings bank, savings IN
stitution or trust company, are exempt from
taxation to the depositors when such savings
bank, savings institution or trust company
pavs the State tax of one-half of one pei
cent on its deposits required hy Act NO. ) oil
the laws of 1873.
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY
IL. Personal estate owned by inhabitants
of this State which is situated and taxed IL
another State is exempt also;
10. Household furniture to the value oil
$500.
IA. Wearing appaiei. Till,
Is. Private and professional libraries
l6 Mechanics tools.
Il. Farmers tools, including carts, wag
ons. and other vehicles not exceeding SO,
in value for any one vehicle, necessary Il
carry on the farm.
IS Provisions necessary .or the consump
ton of the family Of person for one year
10. Sheep, cattle, horses and swine tina
have not been wintered one winter. Con
strued by the legislature 10 mean such AM
mails us were not in existence at the begin
ming of the preceding winter.
20 Hay and produce enough To winter ou
the stock.
81 For each person, whether farmer OIL
not, one wagon, one sleigh, and harness fol
using the same, provided that the value o.
such wagon or sleigh does not exceed SlOO