Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24

Uph of thlid reading "i nv at
particular time II did not require slS-
J. % ion 90 the rules ana the hil Wa Tchd
t"" hird time and passed.
ScItS were at premium during the
'i-;nt
TIA" Nulshir- t'uDutS Were immediately
nut On 10y taking up the bill establishing
state uGrlrultuNN school AT the Ran
d"lph normal s.hoH. ana passing II In
concurrence When Oh" bill TO establish
, 81 central normal SCHOOL, which 1t is an
derstood is already drawn up is dis
ros"l of the end of Tho present normal
school system viii mot "c far off.
| Tho morning session of the Senate was
| largely taken up WIN a hgh' over tho
! 'iI /" "'"N "o'o'S u" re oHe'hp'e" i'oi"
taxation ana al'e' q IohE debate the Dill
was N"''u ~ =" \''' Ga - W - ""'N u
I've '''o''S'oei'u al III" AFTERNOON session
| POWELL EXPECTS 40 PROFIT.
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,o5o ,.o bn,a, IN prr,ingtop ,o ,n.o, d,
wor, oroo,od Ia. ,ho A., ,h,. aa,,,o,.o,
tho Hotel I}urIipyton NJ, ono of ,ha,u
exnectcd to make any money ont of the
venture. but We're doing IT ont of public
spiri. and a desire to make BURLINGTON
! the convention city of the State Some
OF the citizens thought the city ought 10
! show its appreciation of this by exempt
! ing the hotel from taxation and when it
was found AT a city meeting called for
,,ml,or '',,' ' ,,,' .'"'' ',y "U''
adopted favorinS such a change in the
laws as would permit it,
! lie cited st. Johnsbury and Barre as
places that would undoubtedly lac glad
to exempt from taxation a new hotel
| Those who agreed with the present
law relating to exemptions could not
| consistently oppose this bill which
would exempt property that would
bring more people into town than
many of the manufacturing plants en-
ploying only |, or u hands that are
exempted 1t was the principal of local
option and town would not vote the
exemption If 1t would be damage
to established interests.
! senator Darling OF Caledonia moved
| an amendment including in the prop
crty that may be exempted summer
cottages built on the shores Of Lake
or bank of stream for rental pur-
poses. This vas opposed by Sen
ator Archibald and was defeated. Hc
| then offered another amendment de-
signed to allow all hote! property tc
be exempted from taxation and after
considerable debate this was defeated
|AUCTIONEER SENATOR AN ORATOR
DeS'"es senator 'o"el.' Hcn''oi
N'"'" % Nut'""u az" D"N'' u "'A"
Sor spoke IN FAVOR OF the p'ii una sen
a'o'S foHter, AfChlnalu' Iu''clheI'
ana IAp!Ih opposed H. lhis WAS ser
ator Taplih's maiden speech IN ne
Senate ana it Wa rattler. IT show
ed that his training on the auctioi
block had been 10 dotriment and th'
arguments he presented, as opposed L
tho exemption of any kinc ~ proper
~, We're we'll put.
The yea and nay vote resulted a
follows Yeas, Senator's Bardcn
Clark. Daniels, Davis, Field, Griswo!d
Hitchcock. Norton, Powell, Scribncr
Scavcr and sheldon. Nays. Senators
Adams, Archibald, Butterheld. Cush
man, Quits, Dale, Darling Edgerton
Gordon, Layford Porter, Shcpardson
Smith ana Taplin.
At the afternoon session the vot
was rcconsidored. the absence of Sen
ator futile OF Rutland being assign
ed as reason. and the bill was order
ed TO lie