Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-12-21
Laws OF VERMONT, A. d. 1850.

NO. L L. All dcJ III dillcullueut VI stn SiCO
entitled " an act in amendment of Sc c.
ton thirty of chapter thirty-one of the
complied statutes relating to process"
approved Oct. 2S, 1859.
Il Is hereby enacted By the General as
sembly of the State Of Vermont as fol-
ioacS
Sec l. The first section of the act to
which this act is an amendment shall be
so amended as to read as follows:
Upon such applications, made by either
party to the officer attaching, he shall give
notice thereof to all the other parties, by
delivering to them, or to their attorneys,
written notice, or by leaving the same
at the house of the usual abode of the
party to be notified, with some person of
sufficient discretion then resident therein.
and if there is no such person known to
such officer to be within this state, with
VIII ON he can leave such notice, then he
shall leave such notice with the person hav-
ing the custody Of the property at the time
it was attached, and if there is no such per-
son known to such officer to be within the
state, to whom he can leave such notice,
hen said officer shall leave such notice in
the town clerks office in the town where
such property is attached, and shall post
up attested copies thereof in three public
places in said town, at least twenty days
prior to the sale of the property attached,
and shall prepare schedule of the goods,
and appoint three disinterested persons ac-
quainted with the nature and value Of such
property, to be sworn by such officer to
the faithful discharge of their duty as
appraisers in the cause, and if said APP
praisers shall be satisfied that the defen-
dant in such action has been informed of
the attachment of said property, they
shall proceed to appraise the same as now
provided by law.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved November 26, 1860.
No. II. An act to amend section seven
of chapter one hundred and fourteen of
the complied statutes, relating to the
collection of fines, costs and recogniz-
alton in criminal cases.
It is hereby enacted By the General as
senaby Of the State Of Vermont, as fol-
lalcS:
Sec. The cost of examination of any
person accused of a crime exceeding the
jurisdiction of a justice of the peace to
try and determine, and the fees of any
attorney employed by town grand juror
in such examination, other than states
attorney in the county where said exam
ination is held, said attorneys fees not
to exceed the sum of five dollars in state
prison offences, or three dollars for minor
ofences,-may be certified by said justice
to the court auditor in said county, who
may allow all legal fees and costs and at
torney fees as specified above, and the
clerk of the court in said county shall
draw an order for the same on the state
treasurer.
Sec. 2. No fees shall be allowed by
the court auditor for any attorney SO en-
ployed by any grand juror, as specified
in the first section of this act, unless it
shall be made to appear to such auditor
that such attorney was SO employed for
the reason that the states attorney could
not have been seasonably obtained.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved November 26, 1860.
No. 10. An act relating to dispositions.
II is hereby enacted Jy the General
assembly Of the State Of Vermont, as
tollo,0s:
Sec. L. When any judge of the su-
preme court in this state is going out of
the county in which he resides, for the
purpose Of performing his official duties,
not to return before the time of trial, his
deposition, taken in the manner provided
by law, shall be admitted as evidence in
any civil cause for which it shall be
taken.
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