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RAILROADS, STEAMERS. ETC.
I6dIIIbUhDO, DIhdMIhN, IIO,
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Monday, May rs. 1889
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
TRAINS AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

tnHlhS HNp bUAIS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
As FOLLOWS:
g.lS A. M.-(Sundays excepted)-Acconmo
o'i" dation Train to Marysyille, Red Bluff and
Redding.
S.fkl A. M.-(sundays excepted-San Fran
VsAV cisco Passenger Train via Benicia Second
class Passenger Cars attached
Q.eefe A. H.-tDaiiyl-C. P. Emgrant Train to
0sVV Ogden.
S.0s A. M.-(Dailyl-C. P Pacific Express. via
500 Benicia, for San Francisco.
1890 M5 Is soon ;ss5sats5 as
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
s9sses A. H.-(Sundays excepted) Passenger
iA'h"c Train for Woodland, Williams and vii.
ao IAN 5gsBss; s. s gsns sss PPs::ags.
Train for lone and at Lathrop with the s. P
Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, Newhall
tSanta Barbsrsl Los Angeles, Yuma,
Maricopa tPrescott), Tucson, Benson,
Dening, Fl Paso, and Raymond, Texas
1866 miles from San Francisco. Connects
also al Niles for San Jose.
C.Sfs r. M.-tDailySOregon Express for
WV Marysville, Chico, Red Bluff and Reddlng
portland, Oregop)
D.kss r. M.-Dailyl-Loca Passenger Train
S'1v for Auburn and Colfax.
S.Sek r. DAILY San Francisco Passenger
jaw Train, via Benicia
S,iS p. M.-(Dailyl-Local Train to Lathrop,
connecting with S. P. Emigrant Train
for Deming and Ell Paso.
f.Ss} p. M.V(Sundays excepted)- Passenger
'''V Train for Woodland and Knights Land.
ing.
~,ES =. M.-Daily)-o. P. Atlantic EXPRESS
o' for Collar, Reno Carson and Yirgtnia),
Battle Mountain (Austin), Palisade
lEnrekal Ogden, Omaha and East.
IL MaDaqer
=. a GOODMAN. .GenI Pass'r and Ticket Agent
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17

1
charged with crime, in favor of persons re-
sldlng In the county where each court Is
held. MT. lde spoke In favor Of the hill
lie SAID that the expense OF disposng of the
single claim Of the Rutland bank in the
Legislature was more than the whole cx-
penscs of the court of claims would be for
year that un Ter his bill no expense would
/ DC made to the State except the small
! item OF The side juigcs paw, that not more
Than one day, or part Of day, each year
would be required in each county, that the
bill would make also a great saving to claim.
ants, IN having this claim heard at home that
The decisions would be final. The court was
50 constituted so as topreyent iavoritism and
protect the State far better than trials hy tic
Legislature. The State auditor aud tic
judge of the Supreme Court being members
OF the court would secure uniformity of pro.
ccdurc anu allowance, and the bill was in Tie
Interests OF economy both to the State and
the claimants.
Senator Hogan opposed the bill. He said
mat the states Attorneys would not attend
10 the mattnr with any degree of interest
as they were paid nothing for the cX
ira WORK. It would render them liable ~ St
auction and corruption by men having claims
to come before the court. II would open the
door to large number of small claims The
the duties.
Senator Bin CHAM opposed the bill ON the
ground That II would only increase expense
as claimants would come to the Lcgisiutur
IN exercise of their constitutional right Of
appeal notwithstanding an adverse decision
IN the court of claims and i; would 1upcn the
door to small claims which it would not pay
them To present to the Legislature
senator lde replied that no such result
/ t,.ll. Al
parallel case of divorce l. gislation and wished
to know why poor man with a small hut
honest claim should be barred from receivins
satisfaction
II was then ordered to a third reading v
yea and nay vote Of Is to 10.
The Mcnker case.
The debate of last Thurs ay seemed to ex.
haust the orators of the House, and the bill
to commute the sentence of Almon Meak,r
was passed this afternoon, without a 50. h.
MI. Wells oil CRANKY demanded tn V, as and
rays, aud they were called Yeas 1919,
nays IL. The vote in the Senate vi be
closer than it was in the House, but bel eve
that the bill will pass that body.
Bills introduced III the Senate.
SBy Senator Fletcher Of Addison 5. lao.
incorporating the Middebury Euclic Light
and power company.
BY Senator Gilmore Of Orange : l4s,
relating to town lines It provides tor
tie reperAubulatn- OF town luc- and re-
ncwlng IT The maiks and boun S IN al towns
thorgabzed towns and gorcs in thc STATE
IN 1883 aud every tenth year her af err
~ > nitor Read of AdlisoI (by request,
I49' 60 prevent lhc slrnyiug If toWis.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17

In the Senate $. 102, Senator Brainerd's
(of FrankIin) bill incorporating the st. AL.
bans Hospital was reported favorably from
the general committee, by Senator Mcintosh,
read third time AID passed.
The Senate also passed S. 1893, in relation
to the rights OF married women; 8, 80, Sena-
tor Howurds bill substituting the town sys-
TEN of schools for the district system on aud
after March |, 1886; $. n, the bill intro
duccd by Senator Brainerd of Caledonia,
providing for the election at the next annual
town meetings of,hrec selectmen whose terms
of Office shall he one, two and three Years
respectively annually thereafter one select
man for three years shall be elected in each
town (by n yea and nay vote of 22 TO 1 :.
12 constituting the selectmen and one lister,
selected by the board OF listers, board for
abatement Of taxes, and that the listers shall
in their presence make Attachments on their
tax bills.
II. n, Incorporating the Rutland and tide
water railroad is made the special order for
Monday at 2:15 in the Senate.
The special committee Of the House on ii.
800, providing for the regular one.half day
attendance OF pupils upon graded and dis
trct Schools" consists of Mcssrs. Wing OF
Montpelier, Childs of Bennington and Wells
Of Cranky.
The members OF the Joint special commit
tee on final adjournment on the part of the
House are Mcssrs Erwin of Newport, Stan
ley of Leicester and Robinson of Weathers'
field.
Messrs. Bridgman of Barton, Fletcher of
Cavcndsh, Curtis of Orange, Stone of Dan
vile and Hooker of Brattlcboro are the spc-
cal committee on the part of the House upon
the publication of the military history of Ver-
mont.
The following bills have passed both
Houses II. "a, topay g. A. Hines s24S.20
ii. 81 Mr.. Robertss bill amending the law in
regard TO railroad connections so as TO give
commissioners named in such section (3309)
power TO determine the times when trains of
connecting roads shall connect with each 9TH
er; II. 1j4, to pay George A. Henry & Co.
S32. 9j s. "a, Senator Ide's bill giving juris-
diotion in naturalization proceedings in GER
tain cases.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17
Bills Passed.

In the Senate: $. so, ''rclating to the cor.
rection of quadrennia lists"
Ii. n, incorporating the Rutland and Tide
Water railroad company, in concurrence.
In the House: III. 240, 'to legalize the
quadrcnnal valuation and grand list of the
town of Brookiield for 1889" Having been
amended so as to provide that the valuation
Of second-cla,s real estate shall be $40, 1874.
ii. 307, TO legaliz- the grand list of the
town of Windsor for the year 1882 ~
ii. 3l2, 'to cgaize the grand lists of the
town Of Lyndon for the years 1881 and 1882. II
ii. 22S, sin amtn lm4nt of the charter OF
the St, Johnsbury and Lake Champlan rail
road company"
III. 1GS, ian act annexng portion of the
town OF Glastonbury to the town of Shafts
bury. (having been amended SO as to leave
the question of annexation to meeting OF
the voters Of ShaftsLury to be held in Deem.
Der, 1882; If the vote be favorable the act
will take effect January |, 1888.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17

-, =, :,
opinion did not prevail at present IN TINS
community, but he should like to have an
opportunity TO dlscnss the question oil more
i'tlng season. I'm the good tire com.
ing, ne belleved mat the community would
coincide win nm IN ms idea. MIR. hop
kins spoke ABOUT hait an hour.
, Judge wales Tor the remonstran's and MIR.
itooert ROBERTS Tor the petitioners briefly al
crossed tne committee. Inc committee then
adjourned until next thursday evening.
bills introduced In the senate.
Nv s.,o,or pi,rho =, C,,,o.,o a,
o,, 'Iu ,, ','"S ,a'n '" N,.'.'enieno'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17
Furnishing Tax Dodgers.

Mr.. Stickney of Brnokline introduced a
drastic bill into the House this forenoon,
which | can best describe by printing in
full
"Sec. /, Any judge OF this State who shall refuse
TO make out his tax list aud swear To It shall lie
sentenced 10 the State Prison Tor term OF not less
imam ten years or more than iifte years. See. 9.
ANY lawyer OF this state who shall counsel any lax
payer OF the state not 10 give In u true list OF his
taxable property. or shall himself refuse 10 make
out MS TAX list and swear to II, shall be sentenced
hrst 10 two years at the work house and hen to
STATE Prison for aterm %! not less than ten years
more than twelve years. Sec .. Any nnInOn man
OF this Stae who shall refuse 10 make out his tax
list and swear to 1t shall he Sc fenced to the State
Prison for term OF not less than six months or
more Than Ynar-M
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17
Debate in The House on the Grand List
of Sharon courts Of Claims Dis
cussed In the natc-.Niscci lnneOus
Mattress,
MoNrrELlER, Nov. IA.

MONTPELIER, Nov. IA.
The committee on ways and means has at
last after several public hearings aud pro
ongcd invcstig ~ Of the subject per
fcctcd its bill t. provide a revenue
for the payment Of State expenses
by laying Il tax on corporations,
and will lntroiucc it TO The House
tomorrow moruing. 1t provides that
the funds for the payment OF STATE expenses
shall be raise by direC, state taxes upon The
corporate franchise, or business, in the ) ate
Of railroad, insurance, express, tclc-
graph, telephone, stcamb AT, car and trans
portation companies, savings banks, savings
institutions aud trust company. There shall
be IA Commissioner Of Stllc taxes who shall
BE- appointed by the Governor and confirm
cd by the Senate and shall hol,i his Office
for two Yeas at an annual salary Of SliUU
and necessary expenses The Commissioner
shall send selIi.auuually 10 the principal
Office of each corporation or person, etc, re-
CURED TO pay lax to tn" State except
foreign insurance e 'mpIuies) and to oil
general agents Of foreign Insurance com.
pauics in this State, blanks s, Formulated
us to require II statement Of all fac,s ncces.
sary to determine the amount of the tax
payable by each The treasurer, cashier
or chief financial officer OF each corporation,
elC., Snhll I'LL Oll suCn IIank, SlIu anu swear
to it and shall return it to the commission.
or on or before the .rnth days OF February
and August Except in Ca'cs of RAILROADS
which shall have until the last days of
these months, FOR the period Of thu six
months next preceding the first days of
January or July, aud ut the time Of max.
ing such return 10 the commissioner,
Such corporations, etc, shall send 10
the State treasurer the amount of lis semi
annual tax, based on the return made TO the
commissioner. The penalty for failure 10
make return to the commissioner in 500 for
each days neglect. The penalty for failing
to pay the tax is forfeiture TO the State OF
the amount of the tiX aud 500 additional
for each days neglect. In case OF foreign
insurance company's failure to pay II tax the
tax commissioner shall notify the insurance
commissioner who shall thereupon revoke
the licenses of the company and all lis agents.
Every corporation, etc, owning or operating
q railroad in this State rs owner, lessee re-
ceiver, trustee or otherwise shall pay II, aX
on the gross earnings OF such RAILROAD it sit
uacd wholly within the State; if partly
without the State ON such proportion of the
entire gross earnings ~ the mileage of trains
run in this State bears to the mileage of all
the trains run by tie entire man line OF the
road.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17
Hills Introduced,


tcrnoon, adjourned until the same time.
bills Introduced.
Among the bills introduced were: BY
Senator Cutting of Windham, (by request s.
1870, providing for the appointment of JUS
tices to take jurisdiction in criminal causes. ~
Provides for appointment by Governor in
November this year and in month of Novem-
Der biennialy thereafter of one justice from
among justices of peace whose terms of Office
are to commence December LIST following, in
towns OF less than 1000 population two
from towns of more than 5000 and less than
1000 three from towns of more than 1000,
to take exclusive jurisdiction in criminal
causes
by Senator Burnap OF Chittenden, S. 140,
''relating to discharges from the House OF
Correction" 1t provides for a deduction of
five days from term of sentence of inmates
for every month that no charge of misconduct
is sustained against them, but such deduction
shall be reduced five days for each charge of
misconduct sustained against them.
BY Mr.. Stone Of Danvillc (by request,
ii. 23S, lin addition to chapter lGS revised
laws, relating to militia" 1t provides for
the inspection of military equipments if
found unsuitable, new equipments TO be pur-
chased.
BY Mr.. Wilcox of Georgia, II. $780, ''to
legalize the grand lists of Georgia for 1881
aud 1882
BY Mr.. Bridgeman of Barton (by request,
ii. 1872, Amending chapter 160, revised
laws" Amends in many details the liquor
law, and was drafted by II. W. Love OF Rut-
land.
BY Mr.. Chlds of Bennington, H. 1874, ire
latng to police officers" Repeats section
OF the act passed in 1880, amending tho chart
er of the village of Bennington.
BY Mr.. Robinson of Weathersfield. II.
1871, relating to Miss Hemenway's Vermont
Historical Gazetccr;" to general commit
tee.
BY Mr.. lIobson of Brighton, II. $3.50, sta
pay A. M. Btatte the sum therein named !;
to committee on claims For arresing
Richard Peabody, charged for forgery.
BY Mr.. Robers of Burlington, II. $40,
''rclntng 10 the investment Of deposits il
savings banks" Allows deposits in savings
banks to he invested in Kansas bonds and in
bonds of the National Car Company.
BY Mr. Roberts of Burlington, ii. 341,
''to repeal sec. bag of revised laws relat
ing to suits for and against estates" Repeals
! the provision allowing continuance in suits
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17
nc committee.
BurlIngtOn's Boundary.
The committee of members from Chittel
len county gave public hearing this eve
ng upon the bill introduced by NJ
Roberts of Burlington, ii. 2j2,
,hange the southern boundary
Burlington to Potash Creek. Judge Wal
appeared in behalf of the opponents, rcsiden
If Snuth RurlinutOn John T. Smitl
The Tired Members Conc to Their
HOmes-NO More Bills TO be Intro
duced in the House.

MONTPELIEE, NOV. To,
This was the last day for the introduction
of bills in the House, and the rush was ire
mendous. Sixty-threc were introduced and
the clerks were kept reading without inter-
ruption. The total number of bills in the
House, this session, is 800. Last session
there were AIS. There is no limit fixed ia
the Senate, but there will soon be The
number of bills at present is 140. Last SEES.
sion there were 224.
The Senate adjourned at noon, until Mon
day afternoon at two, and the House, this AT
ternoon, adjourned until the same time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17
Insurance Companies.

Every home or foreign insurance company
doing business in this STATE shall pay a tax
at the rate of two per cent per
annum on the gross amount OF premiums and
assessments collec ed on Their business in the
State. In addition every life insurance cJm-
pany shall pay Que half of one per cent per
annum on all surplus over aud above The nee
es,ary four per cent ieserve. From auy tax
50 assessed upon Insurance companies there
shall he deducted from the full amount of
premiums aud assessments the unused bal.
ancc in notes taken On open policies, all sums
puid Tor returned premiums or ,auceli,d pol
lccs and sums paid to other insurance conf
panies, incorl 10y this state or to
agents wilhnthi State or foreign companies
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17
Various Matters.

Mr.. Battell's highway bill, which provides
for the substitution of the town system of
supervision for the district did away with
highway surveyors and substituted the Sc
lectmen, and for the payment of all highway
taxes in money instead of work, which had
been madea special order for this forenoon
was inconiincntly dismissed
Mr.. Kimball of South Burlingt on presented
to the House the remonstrance of n. B.
Proctor and one hundred Others, against the
bill to change the southern boundary of Bur
lington to Potash brook.
There is another chance for the bill to pay
Il, ii. Daniels $4,000 to make good his loss
in his Reform School contract. This mora
ing, Mr.. Burke of Albany, moved to recon
slider the vote by which its third reading was
refused, yesterday, and the motion was made
the special order for next Tuesday afternoon
at half-p two.
1t has been greatd ay in the House for
petitions as well us bills. There were ten for
or against the prohbitory amendment; even
SO many about instruction in temperance
schools, and several favorng free fishing in
Lake Champlain.
Mr.. Battcll of Middlebury offered joint
resolution that the Governor shall appoint
three commissioners to inquire into the sub
ject of the forests OF Vermont, as to theil
extent and condition, and what il any, meas
ures should be taken in respect TO their pro
lection and report the same at the next SEES
sion of the Legislature. The expenses Of
such commission to be paid by the State
shall not exceed $500" II was referred tC
! committee on ways and means
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17
savings and Trust Institutions.

The tax upon savings hanks and saving
institutions is left ms it is now, name!y-onc
half per cent on the average amount ofdcpos-
its and Accommodations. Trnst companies
and Savings bank and trust comp inies' are
taxed one per cant on the average amount
of deposits and accumulations, deducting
therefrom such percentage as such institution
pays to the United States, 50 long as tax
shall continue to he paid, and also sucn
part of the accumuaions rs is added to the
stock and taxed TO the stockhoder. In
all theses eases the amount OF assets in
vae,cd in real estate shall be deducted, no
other tax shall be passed on such deposits
or accumuations or against the depcsitors
on account thereof, except individual de-
posits exceeding $4,000.
Express and Telegraph Companies,etc.
Every corporation, joint stock company
person or persons doing express, telegraph
or telephone business shall pay tax
at the rate of three per cent on
the gross receipts of their business
transacted in this State. In the case of tcle-
phone companies the rental of instruments
shall be included in the gross receipts. Every
steamboat company, car or transportation
company incorporated by this State shall pay
a tax at the rate of two per cent annually on
the gross receipts Of all their business.
Method Of Collection.
All these taxes are to be paid to the State
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17

II. 1857, the bill to pay E. II. Daniels of
Vergennes for the loss upon his contract to
build the addition to the Reform School was
killed after sharp debate by yea aud nay