The Portland daily press., 1893-02-25

VI
Mr.. Woodbury. of Deering. thought the
appropriation too large as Compared with
| that to the Maine General Hospital.
MI. broWn q Ma.elviiie, 1honghS tne
nospita, snoulu s leoI,se oL no more til"ii
gwen lhe sister % onat,ey nospita:
| Mr. IarAer opPoseu lie appropflatioLl'
lntimatlng thaC I.lo ssuppsclipuons ~ r.
9uIreu oy ene IosoisI " .ne iast ieSisia, 81 :
CuIe 70 acconipany 'no approprlaoion ha'i
nv oeen palu. .4e-
Inis young hospi.saa WILL ene Maine uen-
era. cu J..
Mr. oman maue 9 1g vigorous repey 70
MessIs. DanloIon ~ anu Wooapury. II ..l.s
aPplopiiassio,n was noy naue lAe ins'i'u-
uou A. "oulu se seligusIg cllpplea.
WI. 0s.Ic9iVn =. ~ I9.oil sp9he as dil,s'
Sno : nuspl.di l9soase =, ~ sala one SUI :,
nsa ~ ~ a,a ooon pau 1,lao .io
Ionu ,1 IsIo loso.so - Sn5 iaSI
l".ulo ndu NV oocn Iiee anu tnaC puc lo
poisons lisau leceiscu cnaritaoie sefVice
enls year, :.
- oiies Oh queslion questlon, enaeo
Cne uiscussioh anu @ une yeas ana nays
weIe % osoe,eo. ile amenament was lost, y
u " 20. WI. afheI ol NDanIortn put III
aii ainonuslons " louuIo Sne appropIla-
llon 10 gl1oo ahnnaily, pu1 was over
"heiineu NY hooss hosose passeu W po
engrossed.
Taxation or Trust Companies.
Some time ago. the taxation committee
renorted hill reIatino n tha tavat;on of
nosinp fay on their interest. bearing
lime denosits of threa-onarters of one
per cent q veari in addition To The mimic
inal Taxation Of the canita1 stocly Az
an amendment, 10 this Senator Holman
offered new hill nroviGinp that these
comnanies shall he faxed in fhe manner
provided bv law. for the taxation. of saw
ings banks which shall he in fnll for all
taxes. either state or municipal. to the
Corporation and denositors 10 the amonnt
OF their deposits therein, except on It's
ioS. Sansta,s osto,e uo,,.n,a a,dn+ f,,r+h -,
provides that when such tax is paid the
treasurer of the state shall credit to each
Town IN Wnlch any slocknoider DC OF any
Of GA Anr;l @ or in % Which sncb an S stocM % r. has h
been heretofore taxed an amount equal
to what the municipal tax on the stock
would have been thereon. had the stock
been liable to taxation in such town, not
exceeding two per cent on the same. and
the remainder to be retained for the
state.
Today. Mr.. Holman called I'D the bill
and made some remarks in support of
his amendment. He said that the tax
alton proposed by the original bill would
drive the loan and banking companies
out of existence. They were willing to
pay their share of taxes but regarded
this tax on the stock and deposits both
as excessive. Mr.. Holman told Of the
growth of these institutions and the
benefit they had been to the state He
thought that the method of taxation pro
posed by his amendment was equitable.
" pelng 3 uihner liihe, When NJ. MOI,
until next Tuesday.
The state College.
rraaso, paa1 +odau +,.ns,i++ad -
-, u~.aa I' e - -
-. ss ~. a4ats - =
~ ~ 80 = i, s. So 60 - ,oao n,.a
1'iu u olie oos'oo ooiieso einoo iooo nc
amount is S2ol,1lo IN addition TO which
me @ college aH mas Teceloea sceoo eacn year dor
of Maine bonds which the state holds in
trust for the college.
MI. a harals " ea,,ea Iseentioh 1 70 9ne , lacS
nr;nted y- S in tbe Ianort m OFT of the State Treas @
urer.
Mr.. Higgins of Limerick, who put in
the order calling for the information.
moved that the matter be tabled for
printing in order that the members
might have it in convenient form for ref
erence, and it was SO voted.
When the resolve in favor of the State
College, which passed the House after a
good deal of oppositionI came upin the
oenate today, IL was uaoied on motlon OF
Of next week.
Resolutions of svmnatbv
NJ
o.s 80
lutlons expressing syihpa0ny VIII oena-
tor Clark, who has been called to his
home by the death of child, Senators
cr;nd,a Sa;ders .Pealres and Allan mada
~ - 81 -'.-
appropriate remaIks ana sune yeas ana
ana nays were oluoiou. tne resolutions
oeing aoop'eu oy an unanimous VoCe'
Early breaxIases Today.