The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-11
The Man WHO'S Working Reach State Contenmen Has Almost

debtedness Of corporations within or
without the state,
The tax upon these classes of prop
erty is assessed April Of each year
in the town where the persons to be
taxed resides. except as provided in
certain specified instances. The
blank inventories require each tax
payer to make a return of the total
amount Of his taxable property in
eoch of the classes mentioned but
detailed description is not required in
each class unless called for by the lis
ters Separate returns must be made
of the bonds, notes, and other eyiden-
COS OF the Indebtedness Of corporat-
ions in this and other states.
The act is not to be construed to
permit the assessment Of any tax on
classes of property in the first sec
ton against any municipalities, cor
porations organized solely for chart
table, educational, or religious purpo-
ses. railroads, insurance guaranty eX-
press, telegraph telephone, steam
boat, car, parlor car mortgage, loan,
or investment companies except when
acting in a representative capacity
The committee on temperance in
troduced a bill differing from the meas
ure presented by Mr.. Howe Of Ben
nington in that It provides for one
state license commissioner instead of
three and in a few other miner par
ticulars.
In the afternoon the house by a
vote of l01 to g.. killed the bill re-
quiring horse shoers to be licensed.
A majority report against the pro
posed division Of the town of Pawlet
was made to the house, also a minor
ity report favoring such division.
The house adopted on it's part a
resolution presented by Mr. Williams
of Newport, providing that when the
house adjourns Saturday afternoon it
be TO 10 o'clock Monday morning.
Passed by the Senate.
The following bills were passed by
the scu1ie:
II. 465. by Mr.. Lewis OF Norwich.
an act relating to the schedules OF
railroads
S "a. by Senator Gorham OF Wind
ham. an act providing for the inspec.
ton OF milk and requiring vendors to
be licensed
Killed by the Senate
The following bills. were killed by
the senate:
S. a. By Senator Hobart Of Chit
tenden, an act fixing the salaries OF
county clerks; provides salaries in
lieu OF fees
S. lO7. by Senator Donaway Of AID
olson by request an act to pay j. o
Walker the sum named
II. 3Sl. BY Mr.. Spoor OF Ripton al
act relating to the duties of schoo
directors.
House Bills introduced.
The following bills were introduce,
in the house:
II. $40. by the committee ON rail
roads, a substitute for II. 4S9 by Mr.
Howe OF Bennington. an act regulat
ing the issue of mileage books; re
qures an interchange OF mileage tick
cts ON ailroads-ordercd TO lie an,
be printed.
II. $50. By the committee on edu
cation a substitute for H. 1O2 by NJ
Leary OF Burlington. an act relating
to secret societies in public schools
prohibits unless sanctioned by IN
school thoritles-ordered to lie am
be printed.
II. ISL. By the committee on ten
perance. q substitute for H. 65 b
Mr.. Kinslcy OF Rutland. an act crea
Ing the state board OF license commits
sioners-ordered TO lie and be printed
II. $50. by the special committe
on taxation a substitute for II. PSI
, by Mr., Williams OF Newport an &C
relating TO the taxation OF persons
property and establishing unilorI
q, tax ON certain classes thereof-orde
!. ed TO lie and be printed.
u Passed by the House
The following bills were passed D
j the house.
II. ga. by Mr. Smith OF Shrew
J. bury, an act to amend section 1868 ,
G the statutes relating to fire districts
II. 373. By Mr. Laviue II Colche
ter, an ret to amend the statute rela
" ing to cutting trees. shrubs and bus
O. es In roadway Of n railroad.
T II. sos. 10y Mr. Howe OF Bcnnn
VI ton. an act relating to the stat,