Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-13
.La,Us of Vermont.


sons shall Voluntarily associate for the promotion OF liter
ture and SCIENCE the members of each and every soce
~ so formed be, and they are and shall be- pouy co-
,.ro+e and notic and may assume such name as ma
irv of the members of such ASSOCIATION may agree up
On and shall have perpetual succession, ana they anu
their successors may hold such real and personal proper
~ rights and interests, they may hereafter acquire by
rnrchase gift otherwise and may aen sell ana trans
Ter the according to law as they may deem proper
for the benefit of said associations.
SEC. 9. is hereby further enacted Ihat all assocla-
ons formed under this act shall forever hereafter De ca
pabe in law to and be sued, mpead and be mpead,
ed answer and defend in all courts of law and equity ana
shall enjoy all privileges incident to corporations OF SINH
lar character-may appoint all such officers as they may
deem proper-nay regulate their election and designate
their duties and authorty,may make their own bylaws
and regulations and alter the same at the Will ana pleas
ure Of a majority.
Provided The bylaws and regulations of said corpora
ton shall be repugnant to the constitution and laws
Of this state
SEC g. is hereby further enacted That the form of
he original agreement for constituting such associations
shall be as follows:
The undersigned, inhabitants of in the
county Of State of Vermont, do hereby vol
unfairly associate for the purpose of
according to the first section OF an act entitled an act
Incorporating Literary and Scientific Associations" pas
sed November sixteenth, Ammo Domn one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-slX
In witness whereof we have hereuno severaly set our
hands.
Dated at this day OF
in the year OF our Lord
he recorded in the clerks Office in the county where such
association may be formed and notice thereof be duly
published in newspaper printed in this state, to be
designated by said clerk
SEC d. is hereby further enacted That all associa-
lions, formed as aforesaid, shall be empowered by
the provisions of this act to hold real estate by gift pur
chase or otherwise, exceeding in value and amount the
of ten thousand dollars.
SEC $. hereby further enacted, That all associa-
tons, formed under this act shall be under the control
of any future Legislature, who shall have full power al
ter, amend or repeal this act
CARLOS COOLIDGE, Speaker
of the House of Representatives
d. NJ. CAMP, President Of the Senate
November Is, 1886
Approved, s. II. JENIsoN
99An Act relating mileage of members orhe General Assem-
bly,.
Sec l. is hereby enacted By The General assembly of
the State Of Pemo That the members of this and every
future Legislature shall be, and they hereby author
lied and entitled to receive ten cents for every niles ira
vel in going to and returning from the legislature of this
state.
SEC 2. is hereby further enacted, That the act enti-
tied an act directing the mode of ascertainng the mile
age OF the members OF the General Assembly, passed
November SIXTH thousand eight hundred and thirty
four, be, and the is, hereby repealed
Proridcd, That this act shall take effect from the pas
CARLOS COOLIDGE, Speaker
Of the House of Representatives
d. NJ CAMP, President of the Senate.
November 16, 1886.
Approved s. H. JENIsoN
SOAn Act, authorizing the transfer of turnpike stock
is hereby enacted by the General assembly ofMe State
Of Vermont, as follows:
SEc. |. Any Incorporated turnpike company within
this state may at their discretion, assign transfer the
stock of such company to any town towns, through
which the may pass, in such manner and form
transfers usually made by such company, in such
manner as may be mutually agreed on by the parties
SEC. g. II is hereby further enacted That in of
the transfer OF such turnpike stock aforesaid it shall
be lawful for such town towns to demand and receive
the tolls such turnpike road, established by
law, until the amount of such tolls shall be sufficient to
pay the stipulated between the parties and thereup-
the payment of such stipulated sum- the said
pike shall become free road and the charter grant
thereof vacated.
CARLOS COOLIDGE, Speaker
of the House Of Representatives.
T.. n. BRIGGS, President pro tenn
Of the Senate.
November H. 1886.
Approved, S. II. JENIsON.
9lAn Act establishing permanent salaries for officers
SEC. l. is hereby enacted By The General assembly OF
the Stale Of VermOnt That from and after the passing OF
this act the Secretary Of State the Secretary and Asss-
tan Secretary of the Senate the Governors Secretary