The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-11-25

his license, n refusal TO report aforesaid, the
said board Of commissioners shall annu such license,
and such person shall BIO subject 10 the same penal
ties provided in the fourteenth section Of this
act
IA, IT any person, without license therefor,
provided in this act shall deal in the selling of any
distilled spuous liquors, wine nile beer, he shall
forfeit and pay to helreosurer Of the county, for The
use Of said county penalty
For each quantity twenty gallons more OF eli
Their Of said articles, the sum Of twenty dollars.
For each quantity Of less than twenty gallons and
not less than pint Of either of said articles ten dol
lars.
For each quantity of less than one pint of either-o
said articles, ton dollars. II any person shall be
guilty Of more than distinct offence prohibited
in this act he may be prosecuted and subjected to all
such penalties at the time II any person,
without license therefor, provided IN this act,
shall hereafter become nn-keeper, and shall there
in furnish any viciuas, lodging accommodation for
guests, he shall forfeit and pay 10 the trGsurer Of said
county, for the use Of said county, as penalty, the
sum of ten dollars. If any person, without license
therefor provided in this act, shall hereafter keep
any victuang house, shop cellar and shall there
in sell any vctuns fruit, he shall forfeit aud pay
the treasurer Of the use Of the county, US penalty,
the sum Of ten dollars.
10. The county court shall have exclusive jurisdic
ton Of the offences against this act and the said Of
Tenders may BIO prosecuted by indictment or inlorma
ton.
l6 Any justice Of the peace ia empowered TO bind
offences against this act, and also TO recognise all
witnesses who have testified therein before him. Pro
vided always, that all assessments made on licenses
granted by The said commissioners to persons residing
within the city Of Vergennes, shall be paid over 10 the
treasurer Of said city. by said clerk, within thirty
days from his receipt Of such assessments,
and that the city courts Of said city shall have ju
risdcton of all Offences against this act, arising with
in the limits Of said city.
IT, The several county courts, in their respective
counties, shall have power to grant licenses on such
terms they, in their discretion may deem proper, to
expire on the last day Of February next, provided
that the persons receiving sueh licenses, shalt be Ii
able TO all the provisions and penalties OF this act
49, Chapter SO of the Revised Statutes and all sub
segment acts relating thereto hereby repealed.
10. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved Oct. 81, 1914.
Nol2.-AN Acr in relation TO the Militia.
II is hereby enacted by tho GeneIal Assembly OF
the State Of Vermont follows:
l. All acts and parts Of requiring the enrolled
militia TO do military duty repealed exceptin cases
OF instruction or invasion, and as provided in Title
seventeen of the act Of 1912.
2 The listers in the several towns shall enroll
ry person liable TO enrolment, between tho ages of
eighteen and forty-fve in their respective towns who
are not members Of uniform companies, in the Same
manner MS captain Of companies are now required to
enroll, and they shall correct such rolls annually in
the month of April. And said listers shall make du
pcnte returns OF such enrolment to the town clerk
Of their respective towns, annually in the month OF
May, Of which returns the town clerk shall annu-
ally In the month nf June transmit TO the Adjutant
and Inspector General, under penalty of five dol
lars, 10 be recovered by the officer TO whom the re-
turn should be made provided in section two hun
| dred and one Of the act of lSI2.-And said listers
shall make an account for their services in making
| such enrolment and returns, and the seectmen Of
| such town shall audit and allow said account and
draw an order for the same the Treasurer OF such
! town, who is directed to pay such order.
! 3. There maybe within the bounds Of each regi-
ment, established, six uniform companies, not
TO exceed one hundred men ench including officers,
musicians and privates.
! 4. Should ali the uniform companies be called in
to actual service at any time, and it shall become
necessary TO call out greater number OF men, the
Adjutant General under the direction of ;he Comman-
der in Chief shall issue orders TO the seectmen of
the towns iiom which additional shall be requir-
ed Specifying the time and place of rendezvous, and
directing snch selectmen draft such quota Of men
from tho enrolled militia shall be necessary; and
he shall also order general or fed officer who
may be conveniently located for that purpose, TO
ganize such quota Of men, so drafted, by the cleo
ton of The necessary officers, and such organization
shall only continue till the time OF service Of such
! men shall expire. And when organized, the Sc
lectmen shall furnish such rntions, Sc in the manner
! provided by law
! g. The limits and organization of regiments, brig
| AIDES, and divisions shall remain they are,
and all laws and regulations establishing the limits
and organization of companies from the enrolled mill
| liza, abrogated and repealed. The commissions
of all company officers of the enrolled militia shall
pire from the passage of this act and snch officers
shall be liable military duty after they shall be
discharged, as required by law.
6. All general field, and staff officers shall be
sdered belonging to the uniform militia and shall
be exempted from taxation members Of uniform
companies, on returning themselves equipped to the
town clerk, provided by law. But the enroll
ed militia shall not be exempted from taxation.
| 4. All acts and parts of aots inconsistent with this
act are repealed.
| Approved Oct. so, 1874
/ Another HURRIcANE.-Loss OF LIFE AND
| DESTRUCTION OF PRoPERTY,-We learn from
the Western Expostor, printed at Independence, Jack