The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-12-27

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And said copy Of the order Of re-
moyal together wllhsihe said notice on
tle same, shalt be served on an over
seer Of the poor Of the town 70 which
The pauper is ordered TO be removed
as writs Of summons are not by law
required to be served.
Sec. ?. This act shall take effect
7 l-om ifs passage.
Approved NOV. is, 1864.
An Act III addition section thirty-cight
Of chapter twenty Of The General
Statutes.
II is hcreJy enacted, Sc.
Sec. i. The "frusteeyo Of the YER
moni Asylum for the lusaae' are
hereby authorized to charge aud col
leet ip addition to the sum Of one dol
lar and seventy five cents provided for
IN section thiry-eight of chapter TWEEN
| ty Of the General statutes, the sum Of
fifty cents per week from The first day
Of August, 1864, until the frs, day Of
August 1865, on each insane person
placed inssaid asylum, in conformity
with any laws Of the State Of Vermont
reatng to insane poor, transient IN
sane, or inasne criminals.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect
rom its passage.
Approved Nov. IS, 1864,
An Act in addition to chapter eighty
three of the General statutese, en-
titled "Of Assessment and Collec-
lection OF taxes
/ N Is hcreby enacted, SC.
Sec. !. The provisions of section
lhirty-nine Of chapter eighty-lhree Of
tue General statutes shall be constru-
cd and are hereby declared to extend
10 the several National Banks which
are, or may hereafter be organized in
this state and the several cashiers
thereof are hereby required TO trans
nit to the clerks of the several towns
in which any share or stakeholder
may reside, a true list.of. the names
Of all such stockholders, with the num-
Der Of shares standing against the
namo OF each stock holder, on the
books Of such National Bank, with the
amuAt Of money actually paid in on
each share, on the first day Of April |
IN each year hereafter, as soon as may
be after said first day Of April, and on
Or before tho twentieth day OF the |
month Of April il each year.
Approved Nov. q, 1864.
An Act TO amend section thirty-four
Of chapter eighty-tour of the Gene
rm Statutes.
u Is hereJy enacted, &c.
Sec; l. That section thirty-four Of |
chapter eighty-four Of the General |
statutes be amended SO as to read as
follows;
Whenever any person shall be de-
linquent in the payment Of any tax
egally assessed against him in this
state, aud ahall not have known per-
soaal property ID this state sufficient
to satisfy such tax, the collector Of
such tax may, at his own discretion,
and IN his own name commence trus-
lee suit founded upon such tax against
such delinquent person, and the same
service upon the process shall be made
and the same judgement and proceed
ings had, as is now provided by law in
the case Of trustee suits.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 2l, 1864.
An Act to prevent illegal yoting-and
in addition to chapter fifteen OF the
General Statutes.
II Is 6ereby enacted, Sc.
Sec. |. At annual March meeting
in any'town, any person may present
to the officer, who in pursuance Of the
statute, shall call said meeting 10 or.
der, demand il writing signed by at
least twenty legal voters 10 the follow
ing form,to wit; "We demand ballot
with q record of the names Of persons
voting" and thereupon vote shall
be ordered BY ballot for moderator,
and a record shall be made Of the
names Of tie persons voting, by the
town clerk, or any oi the selectmen or
civil authority present designated by
said clerk.
Sec. 2 After balloting for a reas-
enable time, the presiding officer shall
make proclamation that the polls Will
Je closed in fifteen minutes thereafter.
and At the expiration of that time the
baiIoting shall cease, and the select
men and civil authorities present,sball
sort and count the votes, aud the per-
son having the greatest number OF |
votes shall be declared 10 be the mod
orator 0 that and future town meet
ngs dnring the year ensuing.
Sec. 3. Should no person receive
he gre satest number Of votes for mod 6
.raior, further ballot may be had g
lndeF tie provisions oi this oct, or il
he ordinary method = now regulated .
5Y statute, until a moderator shall be !
.lecied.
See. !. When a moderator shall
laye been elected under the provisions Q
Il this act. q % the ordinary method Q