The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-28
Vol, 10. No. 10. Whole No. 4S7.

and clhilns to his Succession, who shall give
him receipt for the snme. ''
SEc. 49, The anrnalreport 10 tile Audi
tor ofAccounts OF ench States Attorney, shall
embrace transcript of every proper entry
which he shall have made in such book since
the last report. '' N''
SEC, Is. The Auditor of Accounts shall
keep similar book, aud shall enter therein
all the matters so reported TO him by the Sew
eral States Attorneys, as well MS any other
proper matters or proceedings that come 10
his knowledge. HT
SEC. II. Whenever n new States Attorney
shall enter into Office, the book for his county
shall beby him transmitted 10 the Auditor
ofAcconnts, who shall diligently compare it
with the corresponding department in his
book. 'H' 'D0I l1i 'Il JEW
Sec. 1S. The States Attorney shall alone
be authorized TO discharge any claim or de-
mand as above described in favor ofthe State
in his county; and on the LIST day of Septem-
her annually, he shall furnish the Auditor in
the Treasury a full and correct statement of
all the payments made to the Treasurer on
account Of such claims or demands during
The preceding fiscal year; and the Auditor in
the Treasury shall transmit the same with his
annual report TO the Auditor Of Accounts
SEC. 49, Before allowing any claim a.
gaiust the State the Auditor of Accounts shall
require proof thereof,equivalent TO testimony
upon oath, or the certificate ofsome commits
stoned officer Of the State, officially cognizant
of the merits of the claim.
SEC. 90. Whenever the Auditor of Ac
counts shall allow any such claim, he shall
place the original account or the evidence OF
the claim on file, and draw an order on the
Treasurer for the sum allowed, which order
shall state the nature of such claim, and be
ynl Ia an b.,f. L.. A
month; and when delivered, shall operae in
so facto ms discharge ofthe claim.
SEC. 81. The Auditor of Accounts shall
forward to the Treasurer on the first day Of
each month a correct abstract ofall tile orders
so drawn by him during the preceding month.
SEC. %. He shall also forward to the Au-
ditor in the Treasury, on The first day of Sept.
annually, correct abstract of all the orders
so drawn by him during the preceding fiscal
year, and digested ahstract of all the orders
reported by the county clerks to have brcm
drawn on the Treasurer during the same pc
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SEC. %. Whenever the Treasurer shall
pay any orders drawn on him he shall imme-
diately so deGace the same with an appropriate
stamp ms to prevent il from being circulated A.
gam; and whenever the Auditor in the Treas
ury shall allow any such order in settling with
the Treasurer, he shall again so deiace The
same with an appropriate stamp as TO prevent
the same from being again received as n
voucher for any charge by the Treasurernnd
the Treasurer shall pay no order bearing date
over three years previous to the time when
the same is presented 10 him.
SEC. "a. On the first day of September
annually the Quarter Master General shallre-
port to the Auditor in the Treasury an alb
sfract of0Il the orders drawn hy him on the
Treasurer during the preceding fiscal years..
shall furnish the Auditor of Accounts alike
abstract, together with an account ofall The
services and expenses topay which they were
drawn; and the same or the substance there
OF shall be embraced in the annual report of
the Auditor of A accounts ..,H7 % '...
SEC. %. The Legislative Committees,
whose duty il is TO examine the report of the
Auditor ofAccounts, shall also examine his
record OF clnims presented against the State
ana OF his proceedings thereon, aud make re-
port TO the General Assembly.
SEC. 26. On rho thirty first day of Nav.
the Treasurer shall forward state
nent of all the State taxes then i'm arrear.ond
he names ofthe delinquent collectors 10 the
Auditor ofAccounts, who Smithsonian tho
correctness of'the statement, and report there
IN to the Auditor in the Treasury on before
he first day of September. - ~
SEC. ". Sections nine, nHeteen thirty
X, aud thiry-seven of chapter eight of the
revised Statutes, and sectioIls three, fourfive.
tx, seven, nine and eleven ofean Act relating
o public accounts" approved November s.
o45, and all such provisions offormer acts MS
re inconsistent with this, are hereby repeal
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SEC. 2S. This act shall take effect from
Is passages Provided, that the Chief Justice
f each county court shall act as court Audi
or in such countyuntil the next session of
he Supreme Court therein. 20 rur.. r.ao
Approved Nov. 2, 1916. raf Col. ... -a.-s.
IAN ACT relating to pedlers. saas aa5...s
1t is hereby enacted, &c. aaiaI 1ss-..l ...a;
SEC. 4. Any person going from town 10
OWN, or FROM place to place inthe same own'
lther on. foot or otherwise, carrying 10 SELL,
r exposing to sale any goods, wares or lncr-l
handlze which are the growth or inanuf,c-I
ire otany foreign country, or any cotton, linz
n, WOODEN or silk goods. or goods composed
part OF either of said materials, plated or,
ilded ware, jewelry. any patent medicine,or
ny compound medicine, the ,composition of
Inch is Kept secretfrom the public; watches
clocks, Which are the growth, producs or
of the United States: aud any
erson VINO shdlitransport any suchoigoods,
ares and merchandise from town. to IoNn.
who shall come iromwithout this State,in-
any town within the same bringing. nnv
Ich goods, waresror merchan,lize, and shall
any town to which he may transport Tor
ing the same, temporarily expose said goods,
ares and merchandise to sale by a,iction or
herwlse, at any public or private house store
other place, she he deemed pedler. si ~
Sec =. Auy person who shall ben ped
7, without having in force a License therefor,
TO his business, agreeablv 10
Q directions of thisact, shall forfeit aud bay
the Treasurer OF the State, a sum not eek
edlng one hundred aud fifty dollars, bnor