Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-21

elgnLY-SeFen OF the complIed statutSS.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. That the fourth clause of sec
ton seven of chapter eighty-seven of the
compiled statutes be so amended as to
read as follows:
If any person, without license there
for, as provided in this act, shall hereaf-
ter keep any victualing house, shop or
cellar, and shall therein sell any victuals,
fruit, strong beer or cider, he shall for
felt and pay as a penalty to the treasurer
of the town where such offence is COM
mitted the sum of ten dollars.
Approved November 27, 1860.
No. 11.-An act in amendment of an
act entitled An act in amendment
of section thirty of chapter thirty-one
of the compiled statutes relating to
process" approved Oct. %, 1859.
Ii is hereby enacted, sc.
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 application, made by either
party to the officer attaching, he shall
give notice thereof to all other parties,
by delivering to them, or to their attor-
neys, written notice, or by leaving the
same at the house of the usual abode of
the party TO be notified, with some per-
son of sufficient discretion then resident
therein, and if there is no such person
known to such officer to be within this
state, with whom he can leave such notice,
then he shall leave such notice with the
person having the custody of the prop
erty at the time it was attached, and if
there IS no such person known to such off,
GER to be within this state, with whom he
can leave such notice, then said officer
shall leave such notice in the town clerk s
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 a schedule of the goods,
and appoint three disinterested persons
acquainted with the nature and value of
such property, to be sworn by such off
Ger to the faithful discharge of their du-
ty as appraisers in the case, and if said
appraisers shall be satisfied that the de-
| fendant 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. 12.-An act to amend section seven
Of chapter one hundred and fourteen
Of the compiled statutes, relating tc
the collection af fines, costs and recog,
nizances in criminal cases.
i Il as hereby enacted, &c
| Sec. l. The cost of examination o.
any person accused of crime exceeding
the jurisdiction Of justice of the peace
to try and determine, and the fees of any
attorney employed by town grand ju
i ror in such examination, other than {
states attorney in the county where saiC
, examination is held,-said attorneys fee
! not to exceed the sum of five dollars il
r state prison offences, or three dollars fo
: minor ofences,-may be certified by salt
justice to the court auditor in said county
t who may allow all legal fees aud cost
and attorney fees as specified above, an
the clerk Of the court in said county shal
draw an order for the same on the stat
t treasurer.
] SEC. 2. No fees shall be allowed b
the court auditor for any attorney so EN-
ployed by any grand juror, as specific
; in the first section of this act, unless
shall be made to appear to such audito
3 that such attorney was so employed fo
the reason that the states attorney eoul
not have been seasonably obtained.
, SEC. 8 This act shall take efe'
u from its passage.
o Approved November 26, 1860.
= No. l3.-An act relating to deposition
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