Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-08

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No. 30.---An act relating 10 appeals from the
decisions Of Commissioners.
his hereby enacted by The Gsnerui Assembly
Of The STATE Of Vermont, as tolloies
SEC. In all appeals to the county court
from the allowance of claims by commissioners
in the probate court, the county court may, on
motion, order the claimant to give security for
costs TO the executor or administrator Of the es-
tate against which such claim is prosecuted.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, November ., 1855.
No. 3l.-An act in addition to chapter fifteen
of Compiled Statutes, relating to the meas
urement Of lumber.
his hereby enocted by the General assembly
,of tie State Of Vermont, as JolOlrs;
SRc. /. The selectmen, on application of
seven freeholders Of their town, shall appoint
one or more surveyors of lumber for such town,
and on application Of any person interested, any
such surveyor may measure lumber, and shall
be entitled to receive from the persons making
the application the sum of twenty-five cents for
each thousand feet measured.
SEC Q. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, November II, 1855.
No. 32.-An act amending section forty-seven
of chapter fifteen of the Compiled Statutes,
relating to the fees Of surveyors Of wood.
Hs hrby enacted be the General Assembly
of The State Of Vermont, as (ollotcs:
Src. 1. Section forty-seven Of chapter hl-
teen of the compiled statutes is hereby so amend
ed as TO read as follows
The seIec,m..,, on tho application Of seven
freebola..s of their town, shall appoint one or
more surveyors of wood for such town, and on
application Of any person interested, any such
surveyor may measure wood or bark, and shall
be entitled to receive, from any person making
application to him therefor, four cents per cord
for the first ten cords and one cent for each adj
ditional cord, measured by him upon such ap-
plication.
SEC. 2. This &c, shall take eifec, from its
passage.
Approved, November 10, 1855.
No. 33.--An act prescribing the standard
measurement of wood and bark.
II is hereby enacted by The General Assembly
cfhe Slate Of Vermont, as )olloics'
SEC. l. A pile of wood or bark, four feet
wide, four feet high and eight feet long, we'll
packed shall constitute cord.
SEC. Q. The length of all cord wood ex-
posed to sale shall be so estimated as to include
only one half Of the kerr.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage
Approved November II, 1880.
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SEC. l. Every person who shall willfully
and maliciously enter any orchard, garden OF
nursery, and take away, mutilaie or destroy any
tree, shrub, or vine, or steal, take, and carry
away, any fruit or flower, without the consent
of the owner thereof, shall be deemed guilty OF
msdemeanor, and snail be punished by fine
not exceeding one hundred dollars, or impison-
ment in the county Jail for term not exceed.
ing three months, or both of said punishments
of the same.
SEC Q. Section twenty-six. of cbapter one
hundred and four OF the compiled statutes, is
hereby repealed.
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