Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18

OF taxation, BY which they shall bee ar
legal residents of Vermont and pa Om
the state annually certain fixed ~ i
lieu OF all taxes on personal pro um il
which shall not be changed by an perty
board of assessors. Y loca
The contracts shall be for term o.
years not over 30, and the person get
ting the benefit shall deposit, 10 show
his good faith, certain amount of Sc
curilies with the state treasurer. Tn.
bill does not change present laws in ~.
gard to the taxation of real estate which
may be purchased by the persons com.
ing into the state under the taxation
contracts.
The bill is of course designed TO iE.
duce wealthy residents of the great
cities to make Vermont their legal res
idence under an agreement SO that they
will not be prosecuted by tax assessors
as they are in most states, the theory
being that the State will gain enough
from their residence here in an indirect
way to make up for amy loss of revenue
from direct taxation.
The House passed the bills commutlug g
the death sentences of Mrs. Marsh and
William &. Buzzell, and the bills have
now gone to the Senate.
The Central Vermont reorganization
bill was signed by the governor We'd
nesday night and is now on the statute
books.
A joint resolution introduced by Dur
kee Of pittsiicld, providing for adjourn
ment from today until Monday, Nov.
2Sth. without pay for intervening period
was opposed by Ranney of Newport,
Campbell of Albany and Ware of Will
mington and adoption was refused.
On motion of Ranney of Newport the
vote passing the bill relating to school
age, and The vote amending the same
was reconsidered. The bill was then
passed, leaving the school age from five
to twenty one years us at present.
A large batch of unimportant bills
were considered. Some were killed,
some ordered to third reading and some
passed. The Governor has signed a
big batch Of unimportant bills.
Senate, morning, passed, to protect
dairymen, IN relation to testing milk and
caeam; restricting cost in county court
and providing for issuance of bench
warrants in certain cases.
Signed by the Governor, preventing
desecration Of national flag increasing
efficiency Of Norwich University; crea-
ting board Of prison commissioners, pro-
viding for parole of prisoners.
In the Senate afternoon, passcd-ap-
praisal and list of Victory; appraisal
and list Of Barre city; appraisal and
lists OF st. Johnsbury changing line be-
tween Hyde Park and Aorristown; ap-
praisal and lists Of Montpelier; benefit
Of Gilbert llart library in Wallingford;
enabling Waterford to appropriate for
soldiers monument; enabling trustees
Of Cas,leton cemetery association to do
certain business appraisal and lists of
Barre town.
Kiled-appeals il criminal cases;
relating 10 quadrennial apprsisals; re-
'lating to books of records of deeds.
Passed-incorporating Barre Realty
Co.
Ordered to Lie.--relatlng to salaries
Of States attorneys. Special order for
tomorrow at IL Il. m; insurance uc-
partment, was reported adversely, but
put over till tomorrow ut p. m.;
abatement Of nuisances by chancellor.
was taken up as special order, and pass
ed by vote Of IA to IL; insurance de-
partment, reported adversely, was Or
dered TO liz until tomorrow afternoon al
3.O5, on motion of Senator Watson.
Bills Introduced.-From com. on pub
tic health, substitute for s. SO and S.
SO, relating TO registration reports, or
dered to lie and be printed.
BY Senator " alkcr, relating to pay
OF petit jury in certain criminal cases
judiciary. by Senator Putnam. defining
the position of Norwich University
military. Make it the military college
OF State and confers rank Oh its manage
ment.
Ordered to Lic,--appropriaiion for
Soldiers Home, special order for / l a.
III. tomorrow.
Adjourned.
House, afternoon, Read Third Time
and Passcd.-to prevent Use of trading
stamps.
Special Order.-to abolish the board
of ag.rculcure. After much debate the
yeas and NAYS were demanded by Mr.
Ballard of Georgia and resulted rs fol-
lows Yeas, "a, nays 127, and the third
reading of tho bill was refused. Tax
ing real estate owned by railroad com.
panies and located in towns bonded in
aid of said companies was read the third
time and passed; an act repeating an
act taxing collateral inheritances, was
read the third time and killed; appro-
priating SIS, 500 for support OF fish
hatchery, was read the third time. Mr..
Butler of Jamaica, offeie an amend
ment reducing appropriation to $4,000.
The amendment prevailed; yeas, 1879;
nays, 81. Dickcy Of bradford attempted
to amend the amendment, making the
appropriation 81 500, but the chair rul-
ed it out of order, the amendment hav-
ing been adopted. Davis of Mendon,
attempted to substitute new section.
This was also ruled out of oeuer. AS
amended. the bill was passed.
On motion of Chapman of Windham,
the house adjourned.