Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1849-11-28
The state superintendent shall be emf


~ eight hundred dollars annually, payable
terly which shall be in full for his services as
superintendent All moneys expended by him for
hostages on letters connected with the duties of his
office and for the printing of his annual report
which shall he done before the meeting of the Leg
islature and be ready for distribution ut the OPEN
ing of each annual session thereof; and all moneys
paid for the printing of forms and instructions, aud
transmitting the same TO the town superin tendents,
shall he allowed him by the auditor of accounts,
and paid out of the treasury of the state.
SEc. 5. The town superintendent of the sever
nj towns in each county shall constitute board to
examine and recommend suitable books TO be used
in the schools of their respective counties. And II
shall be the duty of the town superintendent TO
make a detailed report of the condition OF the
schools, Mt the annual March meeting of their re-
spective towns.
of each town, annually, in the month of April to
forward to the state superintendent of common
schools, hy mail or otherwise the abstract OF the
returns of district clerks which he is required TO
prepare in accordance with the provisions of sec
ton six of an act relating to common schools, ap-
proved November Is, 1917.
SEC. Z. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with the provisions of this act are hereby repealed
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect from and after
the first day of March next
Approved November 18th, 1910.
No. 15.-An act to repeal IN act relating to school
moneys.
HeTeOU enacted on The General fSSemOty OF me
State of Vermont, as .toliotcs:
SEC. ]. An act in amendment of section thirty
two of chapter eighteen of the Revised Statutes,
relating to school moneys, approved November Is,
a. ID. 1917, is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. The proylso to section thirty-two OF
chapter eighteen Of the Revised Statutes is hereby
amended MS TO read as follows:
Provided, That no district shall receive any share
of such moneys, unless during the year next pre-
ceding such distribution there shall have been kept
IssN.. e.
with other moneys than those which may be drawn
from the town treasury, nor unless the money so
drawn from the town treasury shall have been faith
fully expended by such district in paying teachers
wages aud board, and for fuel for such schools, and
for no other purpose.
Approved, November 18th, 1S49.
No. 1G.-An act to define and limit section eighteen
of chapter eighteen Of the Revised Statutes, in
relations to school districts
Is hereby enacied Jy The General .lssen,bly of The
section eighteen of chapter eighteen of the Re
vsed Statutes, relating to school districts, shall be
construed that the moneys raised under its pro-
visions, shall be applied only for delraying the eX-
penses of fuel and teachers board
Approved, November 18th, 1919.
No. 17.-An act relating to the grand list.
is hereby enacted By the General assembly of The
State Of Vermoat as folio,rS:
Sec. /. In case the listers in any town in this
make separate appraisals and set and designate the
in the list, it shall be the duty of the listers
for the time being, on application of the prudential
committee of any school district, to make any and
every apportonment necessary to enable school
districts to obtain true list of all estate against the
proper persons in such district
SEC. 2 This act shall take effect from its pass
age. Approved, November 9Th, lS49.
No. 16.--An act taxing bank stock owned without
this State
is hereby enacted by The General assembly OF he
State Of permont as folLoicS:
Sec. l. All bank shares or bank stock in any
of the banks in this State, owned by any person OF
persons residing without this State, or which may
be hereafter owned by any person persons resd-
ing without this State, shall be in the lists of the
several towns IN Which such banks may be located
and shall be subjected to the same taxes as the
stock or shares in such banks, owned by any person
or persons residing within this State, are by law
subjected.
SEC. q 1t shall be the duty of the cashiers Of
the several banks in this State TO certify TO the
era town clerks of the towns where such banks
are located, the of the person persons, and
the amount of stock or number of shares such per-
persons if any, may own in such banks, who
live or reside without this State.
SEC. B. 1t shall be the duty ofthe listers in the
several towns in this State, where any bank oil
banks are, may be hereafter located to set in the
list of said town the name or names of all person;
residing without this State, and owning stock OF
shares in such bank or banks, with the amount o
stock or number of shares owned by such person
or persons in the same manner is by law pro
vided for taxing bank stock owned in this State
and said shares or stock shall he held liable to be
disraned, by the several collectors of in any
such towns in this State, for the payment of al
taxes assessed on any such bank stock, under thu
same regulations in all respects as by law apper
tains to the collection of taxes on any bank stool
or bank shares owned in this State.
Sec. 4. In of the dstraining and sen,
any bank stock or shares for the payment of am
tax taxes, in pursuance of the provisions of tl
act such sale shall have the legal effect, tC
convey valid title to the purchaser or purchasers
as would obtain III case the owner or owners o
said stock shares SO dstrained and sold, reside'
in this State.
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect from its pass
age. Approved, November 9Th lS49.
No. l9.-An act in relation to the time of openn.
meetings for the election of Representatives Il
Congress
10 is hereby enacted by the General assembly Of III
State of Permont as toLo,os:
Whenever any election of Members of Congress
shall be holden in this State, the first Tuesday
September, the meeting for such election shall b
opened at the same time and place of holding ant
opening the freemen's meeting in the several town
Approved, November Sd, 1919.
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