The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-20

the seizure of klondyke machines OF ouh'
er machines of chance or hazard.
II. AS, amending an act relating 70
notice TO taxpayers.
Recommitted to Committee.
S. 95, an act granting to William F.
Jones ferry across Lake Champlain
between Windmill Point in Alburg and
Rouses Point, n. Y.
Killed.
II. 235. an act relating to advertise
ments for labor.
3ls, an act relating to fire insur-
anee policies issued on personal prop
erty
Ii. 800, an act to amend section 74l
of the public statutes, relating TO The
taxation of insurance companies.
The report of the joint committee on
industrial school was presented. II
praised the administration Of affairs and
ntimated that the new buildings would
be ready for dedication. probably, next
May. The report was ordered printed
in the journal.
Committee on Conference.
s. n, an act relating to medical in.
spection in schools. The Senate having
refused 10 concur in three OF the four
House proposals OF amendment, on mo-
on of Mr.. Melendy Of Londonderry, the
House insisted upon its proposals OF
amendment, and asked for committee
of conference The chair appointed as
members OF such committee on the part
Of the House, Mr.. Melendy Of London.
derry, Mr.. Robinson OF sutton and Mr..
Hitchcock OF Westfeld.
Rules Suspended, the Tax Bill Taken Up.
II. 44s, an act relating to the taxation
of personal property and providing for
Offsets for debts owing.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson Of Chelsea
the rules were suspended and the bin
vas read the third time.
Mr.. Proctor Of Proctor told Of the
passage by the legislature Of 1912 OF the
existing tax laws and urged the House
not 10 make a change unless i felt
quite sure that Il was acting wisely.
lie thought that ordinarily two years
was too short time in which 70 test
cut any important tax problem. lie
suggested that the House had failed 10
provide anything in the way Of a salts
factory tax measure and thought Il
would b. an injustice % the senate 20
put the contemplated bin up 20 that
h1dv. and ask IL 20 get i into shape
Ige thought II would b. more desirable
and business like 10 retain the present
law
Mr.. pemertt II DuAhury discussed The
biii. and Mr. Powell 81 Richiora believed
r letting TIE present law alone. M
Casuell 81 Derby said that there was
CRYING demand in be section for a change
and thought the proposed law had many
exoslleut features.
Nr. Hewitt 81 Plaiufeld vas called %
the speakers chair
Ar AfweU Of Brandon felt surp that
- r.er cent If tie business men II tlie
state were dissatisfied uith the present
Iau ard favored she proposed measur~s
as Iar superior o. thr existing lHu.
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