Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-19
HOUSE-AFTERNOON.

II. oii 10 feSuldt the taxation OF per-
sonal property and establish a uniform
"a t. OIL certain classes of property, came
up as unfinished business. Mr.. Ryder OF
Rockingham moved that the bill he
amended by striking ont in section s. in
lines Is and Il. the words such deduc-
ton not to exceed fifteen hundred dol
lars and on this question he demanded
the yeas and nays. Yeas. 81; nays 1875.
:. Ito exempt from taxation money
| loaned on real estate security, came no
at this hour on a special order, and on
motion of Mr.. Jose of johnson was or
dcred to lie.
H. ga was again taken up. Mr.. Ryder
of Rockingham moved to amend by strik-
ing out section s. and insert: Section
S. section $40 of the public statutes, is
| hereby repealed" Mr.. Ryder withdrew
! his motion to amend, and on which he
! lad demanded the yeas and nays. Mr.
Proctor demanded the yeas and nays on
| tie passage of the bill.
| Mr.. Jose OF Johnson said he could con-
sistently oppose the bill on the ground
| that it was favored largely by men con-
nccted with the banking interests of
| Vermont. "A vote for this bill IL vote
for the banks" he said, put through by
the banks, and entirely in their interests -
Mr.. Watson of ST. Adams took excep-
Itipns to the remarks of MIR Jose. THE
| bankers Of this State never heard of the
bill until ii came out of the committee, -"
the speaker said. Mr. Cook OF Lyndon
said that the judgment Of Mr. Jose Of
johnson may be warped, and it may be
wise to view his remarks with care
| While he did not believe in this bill, he
intended to vote for it, and in this he
was in accord with Mr.. Hapgood of Peru
Mr.. Weeks of Middlebury, speaking AS
a member of the ways and means com
mttee, denied that any influence from
any banks was brought into the delibera-
lions of that body. Mr.. Hulett of Rut-
land. rising to question of personal
privilege, denied connection with three
banks, as claimed by the gentlemen from
johnson. on the question. shall the bill
pass. the yeas and nays were: Yeas, l67
nays, 5s, and the bill was passed.
RESOLUTION
BY Mr. Plumley of Ludlow, relating t.
the furnishing of copies of the statute.
to each of the 50 benches of the House
for use of members. Adopted on the par
of the House.
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
H. i3.--To provide for procuring ant
erecting on the battlefield of Gettysburl
n monument and statue of Gen William
Wells.
Mr.. Decker of Danny supported the bill
giving an interesting sketch of the battle
Passed ~ rising vote,
RECOMNITTED TO COMMITTEE.
II. o52-Relating to fees for licensing o
dogs, pending the question. shall b.
read the third time MIR. Proctor OF Proc
tor moved it be recommitted, and it wa
SO ordered.
, READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
II. 2lo-To appropriate money for tn
proper celebration by the State of Yer
mont of the 5Oth anniversary OF the battl
of Gettysburg. Approprates not TO ex
coed $4,000
ORDERED TO LIE.
". 230--To provide for the appointment
of commissioner of labor and State fac
tory commissioner and defining his duties
Mr.. Hapgood OF Peru objected to tn
measure on the ground that 1t created
another commission, and moved 1t b
ordered to lie, which motion was lost
Mr.. Howley of Burlington advocated tn
passage of the bill. explaining its benefits
Mr.. Varney Of Bristol opposed the bill
Mr.. Mcclellan of Plymouth moved t
amend by striking out the clause re
speeding the appointment of deputies MI
Miller of Bethel moved It be ordered I
lie and made a special order for Tues
day next at 1915 o'clock in the fore
noon.
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
H. 234.-Amending public statutes relat
ing to school attendance, as amended
Mr. Hapgood of Peru moved to amen
, by striking out the clause forbiddin
children under twelve years from workin
in or about mills. factories, quarries
workshops or In delivering messages 70
corporations or companies, or In an
mercantile establishment, store, bushes
Office restaurant. bakery or hotel. Yeas
&c; noes, 49, and the bin was amende
accordingly.
II. 33l-Relatng to the State board q
library commissioners
on motion of Mr.. Miller of Bethel, tn
House adjourned at 4;2o o'clock.
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