The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10
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shall, at the time of entering into such con-
tract or contracts. give security, satisfactory
10 the committee, by bond with sureries exc
coted 10 the treasurer of this state condi'
toned that said Contractor or contractors will
wholly indemnify and snse harmless the state
from any expense whatever on account OF
said prison, that shall accrue during the
term Of such contract pr contracts, and faith
fully fulfil and perform the contract or con-
tracts so made.
Provided also, that nothing in this act con-
tanned shall be construed to give such con-
tractor or contractors any tight to interfere
in the government of the prison, and said
prison shall be conducted and governed by
the superintendent aud other officers thereof,
in the same manner as has heretofore beer
done.
2. Said committee may receive and accept
proposals in writing ion the hire Of the labor OF
said convcis, and thereon cause a contract
or contracts To be- made, subject to the cOndi'
tioa, made in the frs, proviSo to the FIRST sec.
ton OF th,s act, and The said commiltee shall
give notice of the time aud place at which they
will receive and determine upon such propo'
sails, by publication al least thirty days pre-
vious therein in one newspaper printed at
Montpelier, ard one newspaper printed al
Windsor in This state, which publication shall
be made within thirty days alter the day Of
passing of this act.
3. Ii shall be the duty Of said committee TO
close a contract With the person or persons
making the hest propositions for the interests
OF the state, also To report 20 the next General
Assembly the names of all the persons max
ing proposals "f contract, together with the
proposiiIoHS by them made also 10 report
the contract by them made, and also TO stipu
late IN said contract that the superintendent
of said prison shall al all times have liberty I'd
inspect the books such contractor or cOntrdc'
tors, so far as THEY relate to tho business and
expenses at said prison, and 10 take therefrom
such memorandum as he may see fit
4. This act shall take effect immediately
upon the passing of The same.
Approved, November /, 1889.
Am Act addition enrIOd act, for rpTuIs1
ting governing the Militia Of this state" approved Now
hereby by the General Assembly OF ae Esis Of
Vermont, as follows
CHAPrFR L
So much of the third chapter u the act 10
which this addition provide bar t division Inspector
precesee OF any eo Of the e-and 81 much as
In addition to lLe rs stah required by law ia
shall be ibe duty Of the gmeIa hed oees 10 appoint one
CHAPTER II.
oySIoaRs.
So the seiinn the fourth chapter OF the
which this adion makes the duty t ts sdu-
CINEMA much tenth scion require, the
ATTEND The reeimenla drills and iegnenai
masiiil be- and he sanlc heitby repealed
be ih duty Of tn major generals attend bienniay
the n-pee ION aud review Of t several regiments o. a as ono
lin heir
duty and take each rfceIs' dfil wlin
their divisions provi,d By this art superntend e
exercises and introduce the System Of dc
pine established By law, and they shall take the emano ee
drill officers far shall be nreesssry 10 TIE execution OF
, It mali duty brcadrr generals together IN
tend bnnsy the inspection and review OF The
several regimen in their nspective bfigader. ..-
appoint place of all officers ds ordered by the bradier
pursuance Of this sud Dy the major general
be his duty at drills within his regiment in 'he alb
the major general dr his regiment eher BY h-eif
s ~ all fcers dfis and rsmrnal llus,ers dir by this
hit duant Of he pfiment shall take reeederee Of any
required by The irteon,h section Of the fourth
pG, :" ~ Ss ne be rrsimen,ai eopr. martial
h rst day o July. And 1t shall be the duy o The
each company lie,
If all Limits of h- company who exempted
rum military duty In time Of ?, ace only.
tHAPrt IL
UNIFORM.
l. so much of the militia aet of 1881 requires the ehnpa5
surgeon Surgeons lIe If sth regiment 10 be uniomed
he, and the hereby Is, repealed
surgeon, and surgeons mate OF each re-
,men citizens black hat coat and pana-
me inch eagle plate he surgeon with white
right breast and surgeons ate The same upon the eil ora'
with equipsge provided for field and staff officers
CHAPTER ".
INDEPENDENT conP.MEs CAVALRY.
l. The first section the seventh chapter Of the act to which
addition and much of the third secnn as makes me
enlistment OF minors into INDEPENDENT eomps"e '0 Dc an
The comnandng lfeer Of any company Of light infantry,
arfile 0
company by ensmen from Of the standing companies III
her sI,ve regInsnts rvidcd enlist any
per under the age years without the consent Of
heir parents guardians masters being first obtained IN VIII
that enis nent shall taAe place out OF any stahS
company reduce said company to les number Ean hy
Elective privates.
by the board Of officers arpin by The governor under NE
which they are loeahd and may nrn time 70 June WIN NE mp
proba writing the field officers Of Their respective re
nens enlist from Standing companies within their pgneH Sub
the pruyis To the first scc:ion of his chapter
A. zach bcadr general may organize company ofeavs
Re colon OF said T eut The officers Of the eV ally shall
lsh themselves with good horses al least fourteen hands and
half high and shall be m'd wh sword and pair OF psoi:
holsters of which shall be covered with bear skin caps Eac
lorsrman furnish himself with sefvceaoe horse, o az
cas-, fourteen hands and high good saddle, bride mail!
holsters plate and pair OF benS
ain Twelve cardg- for pistols shall be enlisted into
my troop cavalry, un he shall and constantly keep
nj able horse and furniture for that syire And any perso
shall belong troop of cavalry shal be destitute OF
time shall be discharged from such corps by the captain
hereof aud b. enrolled in the standing companies in which ne re-
cavalry actual thus drafted de-
march wi their ard befTe IN II march,
shall be appraised By three Indifferent men, 10 be ap
commanding officer fhe brigade ;om which such
detachment hall be made The commissioned noncommiss4or
officers and musicians of cavalry companies shall not be re-
attend the regmsnla drills provided for in this act And
members OF such companies shall be exempt M taxes az
hey previous the passage of the act TO which this Is an
ddi,iOn-
CHAPTER V.
CONVERSATIONS.
l. So much of the first section Of the eighth
chapter Of the act to which this is in addition
as provides for the payment TO the adJutanf
and inspector general of three dollars per day
for drilling, and also so much of the proviso ca