Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-10
Passed October Session. 1882 and designed the secrear
Of State for publication in Newspapers.
LAWS OF VERMONT,

No An Act to Amend Chapter One Hundred and
Sixteen of the Compiled Statutes, Relating to Sala-
ries and Fees.
II is hereby enacted by the General assembly of he
State Of Vermont, as foiLOirs:
SIC ]. That Il witness who shall attend before
any county court in this state, shall be entitled re-
ceive five cents per mile for his travel and one dollar
per day for each days attendance instead of the
allowed by chapter one hundred and sixteen of the
compiled statutes.
SEC. 2. That so much Of chapter one hundred and
sixteen Of the complied statutes inconsistent with
the provisions of this act, is hereby repealed
Approved November l6, 1859.
No. s.-Aa Act in Alteration of an Act Relating to
the Judiciary, Approved November H. 1867.
n is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the
Stdte Of Vermont, as toitors
SEC. /. Sections five, six, and eight of an
act relating to the Judiciary, passed November H.
1857 hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. 1t shall be the duty of the supreme court
to hear and determine all the upon the docket
Of that court, at the stated terms of the same far
as may be practicable.
SIC. 8. When there shall not be sufficient time in
any county to hear all the causes the docket of
the supreme court in such county or when in the
opinion of said court shall be necessary have any
causes re-argued, said court may appoint adjourn
ed term in the same county for hearing the same
NAV appoint ono special terms for the hear
ing of such unfinished business and re-arguments to
be held at such place places will, in the judg-
ment of said court be most convenient for that pur-
pose.
SIC 4. The clerk ofthe county, in which such spe-
cia Is appointed TO be held shall receive and keep
all papers files in. or relating to, the TO be
heard and tried Mt such term, which shall be trans
mitted TO him by the clerk Of the county in which
such causes may be pending, together with a docket
of such in each county respectively; and shall
make docket of the same, and shall act as clerk of
such for such special term; and shall remit such
respectively to the clerks of the several coun-
ties where such causes belong together with said
papers files, and also the docket entries made by
him under the direction Of said court ut said special
term in each cause and thereupon the records in
such shall be completed by the clerks of the
several counties where such causes belong.
SIC. 8. The court may at any term retain any
cause for advice consultation, and enter judgment
therein in yacaon and the time for charging proper
ty or bail in such cases shall be reckoned from the
day following such entry; at which time the party
covering judgment shall be considered as first entitled
to execution on such judgment and it shall be the
duty of the clerk, at the time of making such entry
to give immediate notice thereof either personally OIL
by mail, to the respective attorneys of each party in
such cause.
Approved November 81, 1859.
No. 0.--An Act in Addition to Chapter Twent-eight
of the Compiled Statutes Reiating to the Supreme
Il is hereJy enacted By he General Assembly Of III,
| State Of Vermont, as toH0~s:
SEC l. When any person shall be in actual con-
inement in jail by virtue of an indictment or infor.
| nation for any crime msdemeanor, now or hereaf
ter pending in the county court in any county in this
state the supreme court held IN such county may on
application in writing of such person, stating that he
desires plead guilty to such indictment or informa
tion issue an order to the clerk of said county
to transfer such indictment or information, and al
peadngs which may have been made in relation
thereto to the files Of such supreme court; and upor
said indictment or information being so transferred
such supreme court may receive and record plea o
guilty, and award sentence thereon
SEC. o. If, upon an indictment or information be
ing transferred to the supreme court, aforesaid h
respondent shall plead not guilty. any other plea up
ON which an issue of fact shall be joined, such ndict
ment or information, together with all the pleading
in relation thereto, with certificate of the proceed
ings thereon, shall be removed to the said count,
court and be there tried in the same manner a
though the had not been transferred 10 the su
preme court.
Approved November s, 1869.
No. l0.-An Act in Amendment Of Section Five
Chapter One Hundred and Fineen of the Compile
Statutes.
n is hereby enacted by he General Assembly Of h
State Of Vermont, as tolloos'
SEC 1. No confession of judgment by any debtor
after suit commenced against him, hereafter taker
shall be efcctua to hold property attached, where til
same property has been subsequently attached b
other creditors unless the consent of all subsequer
attaching creditors to such confession shall have bee
previously obtained in writing.
Approved November 2, 1869.