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conmu1i ate; and he shall also transmit with his
report the report which may have b. en- made to hun
BY the county snpeintendens aforesaid.
Tie shall propose able forms and regulations for
making all reports, and conducting all necessary pro-
ceedngs un Ter this ac and shall cause the same, with
such instructions he may deem necessary and pro-
per for the better organization and government of
common schools to be transmitted TO the Supern-
endenis OF the several countless and he shall also re
quently correspond with the county slperinendenis IN
regard o all matters which concern the dues Of their
Office, and the advancement OF the interests Of cduca
ton IN the state
He shall also open such correspondence abroad as
may enable him 10 obtain, SO far practicable infor-
nation in regard TO the System, of common school
improvement and instruction in other States and
counties, which he sha1 cmboiy in his annual reports
TO the General Assembly.
SIC 8 Any contract for teaching, made after the
first dav Of March next, between the prudential com.
mltcc ofany school district and my common school
teacher, shall be null and void, il the said tuncher
shall fail to obtain certificate of qualification of the
SUPERINTENDENT of the County in which such district
shall be situated, or Of the superintendent Of the town
in which such district shall he situated. as provided
for IN the fourth and fifth sections Of this act, before
the commencemcn, of The school for which such con.
tract shall have been made.
SIC, 9. The state superintendent shall he entitled
10 receive from the Treasurer Of the STATE the of
two hundred dollars per nnnum, payable quarterly,
which shnll be III full for his services Superntcn-
dem. And all monies expended by him for hostages
on letters, connected with the duties ofhs Office and
!
hitting the same to the County Superintendent.
shall tF allowed him by the Auditor of Accounts, and
pail out of the Treasury ofthe State.
SEC. To- The County Superinteudents shall be al.
lowed two dollars for each day necessarily spent in
the dis hargc of Their duties, including expenses; but
| the whole amount of compensation allowed ID any
County Sup,r lenden', IN any one year. sh'li not ex
ceed ten dollars for each town IN the county IN whirh
| he shall have SERVED. The amount shall lie paid by
the State Treasurer upon the warrant of the Auditor
| Of ArcOun's against the state.
| SEC. IL. The town superintendent shall receive
reasonable compensation for their services not 10 ex.
coed one dollar for each day necessarily spent in the
discharge Of their duties
Their accounts shall be audited and certified by the
scle,tmen, majority of them, and paid out of the
| Treasury of lcli towns.
SEC. II. The town superintendent, and county
snpennendents shall give public notice of suitable
| lines and places that they will attend TO the exami.
nation of teachers before the commencement Of the
winter and summer schools.
SEC. l3 SO much of an act entitled ''an act in a1
iilon to chapter IS Of the Revised Statutes, relating
to common schools approved November l. 1913, MS
requires the Town Clerks to make returns TO the
Governor annuelly, is hereby repealed.
SEC. II. This Act shall take effect from and after
! It's passage.
Approved November 5, l345
No. 5.-An ic, relating to the Grand List. 1t is
hereby enacted, &c.
All shares in railroad companies, that heretofore
have BEEN hereafter may be granted shall be sub
ec to taxation and shall be placed in the lists Of the
several town in wh oh the same arc owned in the
same manner as stock in moneyed or other corpora.
tons is now by law assessed and set in the list
Prov ided however, that no shares in any railroad
company shall be liable to taxation until some por
ton OF the road Of the company shall have been made
and brought into use for the transportation of freight
or passengers.
Approved November s. 1915.
No. 6.-An Act in addition to CHAPTER % of The
Revised Statutes relating 10 Trustee Process. 1t is
hereby enacted, &c.
Section four Of Chapter ;wenty-nnc of The Revised
Statutes shall be SO construed as 10 extend TO and
embrace Whatever an, trustee may have in his hands
or possession which he hold agains, law and equity
Approved November s. ISIS.
No. AN Act in relation to subsequent attaching
creditors. II is hereby enacted, dc.
| Whenever a 4 seqaii attaching creditor of real
or personal property sha wish TO contest the validity
Of the debt or claim on which previous attachment
is founded, the court before whom the process shall
be retunablc on which such previous attachment
shall have been made, maylu their discretion permit
5 oh subsequent attach ng creiitor to appear by
himselfor counsel and defend said ,u,.
l Approved November s, l5i5.
No. g. An Act in explanation of section fottv.nne
Of chapter twenty of the Revised Statutes relating
to the discannuance Of roads. 1t is hereby enact.
ed, &c.
Section foryni Of chap twenty OF the Revis.
ed Statutes shall be construed ms empowering select
men If towns, and co nty, and supreme court com
missioners TO discontinue any rold previously laid
ont, recording 10 the provision of said section, wheh
er said road shall have been made or not.
Approved November 3, 1915.
No.9-An Act to repeal the laws giving bounty
on SIX. 1t is hereby enacted, dc
Chaper 10 of the eyied Statutes. entitled OF the
production of silk, and all acts in addition to, or in
amen 'men or alteration OF, said chapter are hereby
i repealed
Approved October %, 1915.
No. 1O.-An Act in addition to an net entitled
ian act TO encourage and promote A ,riculture."
1t is hereby enacted; &c.
Live animals, the growth Of any foreign state
or County, which have been owned and kept in
any of The counties of Ibis State for one year
previous 20 It's annual agricultural fair, are here
by placed upon the same footing aud may re-
rciye the same premiums, on the same Condi-
oas, as live animals which are the growth Of
their several counties.
. Approved Oct. -, 1915.
No. ll.-hn Act in addition 10 ian act for
the relief OF The Insane Poor" approved Oc.
I tober 81, lsii, Il is hereby enacted &c.
Q Sec. /. Instead OF the sum mentioned in the
first section Of an sac, for the relief Of the In.
sane Poor" approved October 30, lsli, the
Trustees Of the Vermont Asylum for the In
. sane may, annually in tie month Of August
/ draw from the Treasury Of this state the sum
T. Of five thousand dollars, for the purpose OK,
pressed ia, aud subject To- the provisions Of sale
g act.
z Sec. 3 There shall be annually appointed
by the Legislature commissioner 81 the In,
n sane, whose duty it shall be, monthly or often
= or il need be, to visit said Asylum, with tho
: Trustees or alone, 10 examine into the cond
ton of the Institution, the rccep,s and cx
|. penditures, the management Of the patient
o and the general welfare Of the Asylum, am
= to make report thereon annually 10 the Lesis
4, lalurc.
- Approved October 81, ISIS.
;. No. l2.-An hcr relating to public square
? and commons. 1t is hereby enacted, &c.
: Sec. |. Every pubic square or common i
. any village in this state, which has not been in
y corpora'ed by act Of the Legislature, shall b,
Is deemed and taken to be under the care, super
II attendance and control Of the seectmen of III
: town in which the same shall be situated, SD ia
- as TO enable the seleclmcn Of such town To au /
!, or &c and How the inhabitants of such village, O
re any Of them,at their own eSpense,o locose wit
Di a fence, aud plant with trees and shrubbery fu
, shade or ornament, such part OF any sucI
,s square or comllon, as pubic utiliiy or con
in venlence may require, with suitable bars q
N gates for foot passengers to pass and repas
O. thpTpun and far as IN enable such 50