The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
Will Vote Solidly Against
Proposed Taxation
Scheme
MEASURE DISCUSSED
THIS AFTERNOON
Rutland County, in Caucus,
Also Voted Against
Primary Bill

With the tax bill special order for
this afternoon, the House with little dis
cussion cleared the calendar for action
on that important measure, business of
slight Importance being rapidly disposed
of. Rutland county representatives held
a meeting this morning prior to the ses-
the passage of the bill and also the di-
rect primary, which has yet to come up.
Notwithstanding an adverse report,
the House by rising vote OF ia to A
advanced to a third reading II. 205, an
act to amend an act of 1912 relating to
the purchase of the Peru turnpike. Mr..
Hapgood explained that the bill simply
amended law already in force SO that
the turnpike could be acquired by direct
purchase or by arbitration. Mr.. Russell of
Kirby explained that he favored the
abolishment OF all such toll gates but
understood that plans were already adj
yanced to abolish this particular one.
The House, seemingly moved by the
force of Mr.. Hapgood's argument, passed
the bill to third reading.
Mr.. Waite Of Woodbury. called up the
bill appropriating sum of $4,000 to
the town of Woodbury. to aid the town
in liqudating its school debt caused by
the erection of a new building and eN
planned at length the need Of such an
appropriation. The House, however, re-
fused to pass the bill to a third read
ing.
The judiciary committee also reported
adversely the bill introduced by Mr..
Black of Burlington to make uniform
the sale of goods; but no action was
taken other than to order the bill to lie,
in the absence Of Mr.. Black.
$. SO. relating to disposition of un-
claimed deposits in savings banks, which
was refused third reading yesterday
without explanation, was ordered to
third reading after reconsideration had
been made on motion Of Mr.. Marsett OF
Sheburne. Mr.. Moore of Ludlow ex-
planned that the bill was similar to
Massachusetts act which provides that
after 30 wears if deposits are unclaimed,
they NAV be turned over TO the state
school fund. and in addition allows -
wears more in which a claimant may
appear and prove the claim. The bill
was amended so that the states attOr-
ney in a county may bring suit to so
dispose of such sums instead OF the at
torney general, the amendments being
offered hv Mr. Jones OF Shrewsbury.
Mr. McClarv Of Windsor and Mr..
Dickey of Barre Town opposed the bill
but il was ordered to a third reading by
a rising vote Of LOG 10 25.
The senate insisted on its amend
ments TO ". ISL relating 10 licensing the
sale OF intoxicating liquor which the
House refused to countenance and ap-
pointed a conference committee TO meet
\ similar House committee. The upper
branch devoted considerable time 90 the
discussion Of ", $40, relating to penalty
for acceptance Of incorrect inventory and
4 fter reconsidering it, amendments. Of
fered other amendments and passed the
bin in concurrence This afternoon the
Senate viii take up az a special order
the bin making uniform bills Of lading
Already this measure has awakened
much opposition and discussion and more
debate Is expected.
resolution was adopted by The
House extending the sympathy Of tle
.,odv to Nlr. lance Of Cabot and bis FAM
lv ia their affection caused by the death
b the Youngest daughter Of Mr.. lance.
Mr. Proctor Of Proctor chairman of
ne House steering committee, notified
NJ Hure this forenoon that az Z o'clock
.his Afternoon the committee desired to
meet the flairtncn of thr various COM
riftees A determiual effort b now b.
ne made 20 expedite the business as
much - possible with adjournment th,s
month in view
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