The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-27
BRANDON, Thursday November 81, 1916


lars for each town in the county in whicl
he shall have served. The amount shall
be paid by the State Treasurer upon tn.
warrant Of the Auditor Of Accounts a
geinst the State.
Sec. IL. The town superintendent
shall receive reasonable compensation
for their services not to exceed one dol,
lar for each day necessarily spent In the
discharge ofthoir duties
Their accounts shall be audited and
certified by the selec men, or majority
Of them, and paid out ofthe Treasury of
such towns.
Sec. IL The town superintendents,
and county superintendent shall give
public notice Of suitable times and places,
that they viii attend TO the examination
of teachers, before the commencement
OF the winter and summer schools.
Sec. 10. So much of an act entitled
" an act in addition to chapter Is, of the
Revised Statutes, relating to common
Schools" approved November /, 1913,
as requires the Town Clerks to make
returns to the Governor annually, is
hereby repealed.
Sec. Ia. This Act shall take effect
from and after its passage
Approved Nov, s, 1916.
No. s. an act relating to the Grand
List 1t is hereby enacted, &c.
All shares in railroad companies, that
heretofore have been, or hereafter may
DO granted, shall be subject to taxation
and shall be placed in the lists of the
several towns in which the same are
owned in the same manner as stock in
moneyed or other corporations is now by
law assessed and set in he list PRO
vlded, however, that no shares in any
ia lroad companies shall be liable TO tax
alton until some portion Of the road oil
the company shall have been made and
brought into use for the transportation of
freight or passengers.
Approved Nov. S, 1915.
No. 6.-An Act in addition TO Chap
ter 90 of the Revised Statutes, relating
TO Trustee Process. 1t is hereby en-
acted, &c.
Section four Of Chapter twenty. nine
of the Revised Statutes shall be so con.
strued as to extend to and embrace whats
ever any trustee may have in his hands
or posse, sion which he holds against law
and equity.
Approved Noy. S, 1916.
No. An Act in relation to subse
quent attaching creditors. 1t is hereby
enacted, &c.
Whenever subsequent attaching
creditor Of real or personal property
shall wish TO contest the validity OF the
debt or claim on which previous at.
tachment is founded, the court before
whom The process shall be retUrnable on
which such previous attachment shall
have been made, may in their discretion
permit such subsequent attaining credit
or to appear by himself or counsel and
defend said suit.
Approved Nov. 5, 1916
No. An Act in explanation Of sec
ton forty-nine Of chapter twenty OF the
Rev sed Statutes, relating to the discon'
tinuance Of roads 1t is hereby enacted,
&c.
Section forty-nine Of chap'er twenty
of tho Revised Statutes shall be constru.
ed as empowering selectmen OF towns,
and county, and supreme court COM
missioners, to discontinue any road pre-
viously laid out, according to the pro-
visions Of said section, whether said road
shall have been made or not.
Approved, Nov 8, l84j.
No 9.-An Act to repeal the laws Civ,
ing bounty on Silk. 1t is hereby en-
acted, &c
Chapter ITO Of the Revised Statutes,
entitled of the production of silk" and
all acts ia addition to, or in amendment
or alteration of, said chapter, are hereby
repealed.
Approved, Oct. 20, 1916.
No 10. An Act in addition to an act
entitled can act to encourage and pro-
mote Agriculture" 1t is hereby enact
ed, SC.
Live animals, the growth of any for
eign state or county, which have been
owned and kept in any of the counties in
lhis.State for one year prev. ous to It's
annual agricultural fair, are hereby plac> :
ed upon the same footing and may re-
ceive the same premiums, on the same
conditions, as live animals which are the
growth Of their several counties.
Approved Oct. 25, 1916.
No IL An Act in additiongto {" an
act for the relief of tho Insane Poor, "
approved October 80, 1874. II is here
by enacted &c.
Sec | . Instead Of the sum mentioned
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