Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24

Patterson. Feet. Phillips of Pu,ney, Rani |
Rannev RCnfrcw. Reynolds. Rice, Ruh- |
erson i,ugCles Sears of Irasburgh, Shat !
| tuck of Weston ShCpurdson Sherman OF
West Windsor Simmons, Smith of INlctch. /
| en- Smith of Londonderry. Speaker. STAT !
| ford Steward. Strong, Sumner, Swascy, .
Tcrrill Thrashcr, Tudor, Tyson, Wallace. /
| WaC. Waterman, Wheeler, Whitney. !
| Wilkins. Williams. Wilson of StoCkhridtc, /
Woodward of Iandgrove, Woodward ot
Midlctown Springs, Wright, Wyman-lot
| Absent-Alen of Hyde Park, Beam Blair,
| i}ottum, Cobb Colby COomhs, Daniels. /
| Dawson. powner. FulGy, Fuller. Gcorg .,
| Gould. Hall of Stamford Harding, Harris,
| Hathaway of Morctown, Hemcuway. How
| ard. Hunt, Johnson of Hardwick, KIM
bail. King, Landon of Bristol, Lewis of
Norwich, McGcary. Phillips of Tinmouth.
Shattuck of Eden, Smith of brandon.
Smith of Brunswick. Stevens OF Stannard,
stiles. Turrill, Wchb, Whitcomh Wilson
of Hancock.
II. III an act making all beverages con-
tanning two per cent of alCcho'
considered as intoxicating liquors and
making the sale Of such Illegal. The tenn
! pcranCr committee decided that it could
stand three per cent. STUFF and the hill
was 50 amended and ordered to Il third
reading.
House hill No. $40 WAS the measure to
which the amendment making practically
II substitute measure was mace to pro-
i vide fer Il revenue from companies seek
! ing Incorporation IN Vermont. TIL bill
was ordered t. lie and the amendment hc
printed after little objection To it by NJ.
SwascN of Earre and an explanation Of
The purpose of tho substitute by Mr.. Rich
ardson Of St. AlbarS.
| 1t was supposed there wCrc no Cppon-
cnts to tho propoS ii taxation scheme e
GOV. Smith by the unanimous consent Civ
en- it Yesterday but when it cam" ZIP on its
passage Father AEcll and Mr. Jordan Ct
Jericho made quite spirited speeches in
lCppcsi tion tp 1t. They maintained that IL
was class Legislation and would introduce
u favored class here. That this form ,f
taxation was una ysirahlo lo,0Cs" IT made
r. provision to meet au occasion like hool
or war which would cause IN increase In
the amount Of taxes on all classes except
those under the contract prorCa 81 ry this
hill. 1t might I've oNpcdi mt hut II was not
desirable To prostitute cur urincip, OF
taxation tor n matter Of m.t" exp 'di"ucN.
Mcssrs. Vial OF Randolph, Eutt.'ti"ld e
p.rhv Kemp Cf N0ntryl.r. Bord Of
S,lrsAu~-. Emery of Ch,ls-a and Nic,,-
crmaV Cf fittstyrd f3v red tn" bin. Th"%
maintained that II woud I've better u max
some concession which would lri0g " al
thy mon To this STAT" than ro' g. II So
ThiS measure certainly would not cost
~, state anything alt would materially
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