Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

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torests shall be had in the appointment OF
commissioners, and in the award and deels-
ion made upon said petition. And the judg-
ment thereon shall be binding upon them so
far rs applicable, and so far as il effects the
relative rights of said competing roads in
the premises, and TO that extent shall be
conclusive in any other proceeding under
this act between the same parties, until mod
itied as herein provided,
SEC. 4, The Supreme Court may al any
term thereof in any county, make any ana
all proper orders for the enforcing aud car
rylng into effect of such award, and tol res
training any violation thereof and may en-
force said orders by mandamus, or by the
ordinary process Of the court of Chancery,
and shall for that purpose be invested with
full chancery powers in the premises. And
they may allow to either party such costs as
they may deem proper, and issue execution
therefor And the compensation OF said
commissioners shall be paid by either or all
of said parties, and in such proportion MS
said court shall direct
SEC. s. The Chief Justice of the SuTremC
Court may, upon application OF either 1arty
10 such petition, if in his Judgment the IN
terests Of justice or Of the public require it,
appoint special term of the Supreme
Court TO be holden at such time and olace,
and 10 be composed Of such judges, MT less
than three, as he may designate, FIR the
purpose either of appointing such commits
sioners, or of hearing any motion to oCnfrm
their award or any application for necessa-
ry orders TO enforce the same, or to restrain
any violation thereof; and said court a, such
term shall have the same powers under this
act as at any regular term of said court now
provided for at law, And each Judge at
tending such special term shall receive the
sum Of ten dollars per diem for the time
spent in going to and from and attending
such term, together with his reasonable eX-
penses in so doing, which shall be paid by
either or all of the parties to such petition,
and in such proportion as the court shall
direct.
SEC. 6. The provisions of this act shall
apply TO all trustees, mortgages, receivers,
and other persons engaged in the manage
ment or contro Of any railroad in this
State.
SEC. :, This act shall take effect nom
its passage
Approved Nov. 2, 1865
AN ACT in relation to the collection of tax
es in unorganized towns and gOre5
10 is hereby enacted &C.
SEC. /. An act entitled can act author
izing the Governor 70 appoint listers and
collectors of taxes in the cores in this State"
approved Dec. l, 1907, snail De 50 construed
tlat III case inc oToTeriloF Shall Iali 10 MAKE
tuT appolhthel't el'her Vi Sol'atS TJ VI
any year, agreeably to said act, he shall have
authority to make such appointment at any
time thereafter during such wear; and also
that in case of any vacancy occurring in
either OF said ohceS by reason OF death, re-
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slgnatlon or otherwise, the Governor is au-
thorized, during the year, TO appoint Others
with like powers and duties to fill their
places. And the Governor may appoint the
same person to fill both offices of commits
sioner and collector, or separate persons, as
he may think proper.
SEC. 9. Said act is so amended that il
shall be the duty of commissioners therein
named to make and deposit with the county
clerks of their respective counties. their
lists in said act mentioned. on or before the
first Thursday of September in each year
hereafter. on which day, and from day to
day thereafter, they shall hear applications
of persons aprrieved for the correction or
alteration of such list. until all such appli-
cations shall have been heard and decided:
and they shall make such alterations in said
list as they shall deem lust and proper, with
out being ,rnnnired TO give notice as is re-
4g Sc. u listers lS, IN organized towns.
contained in t tbo F@Su@a9n n of the real estate
the .n,~ snS oS'erat iis!s aforesa!da 10. t9r
iot oeH euoeeouIns yoaa uas,i n, III" - SO
III wiicn year 'ieM appial'ai snalt ue maui
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SEO' a. oalu commissioners shaIl not ne
required hereafter TO transmit a copy OF
their lists TO the state treasurer, out II snail
DC then DUTY 10 make ana return 10 the
CLERK OF the house or representatives, an
ABSTRACT OF theif hst When completed ana
corrected py them, IN the same manner as
listers OF organized to"nS are now required
10 90, ~,
DEC .; 4he state treasurer ShalL hot D6
required hereafter 10 transmit any TAX oln
70 the several coliect0ro, put lo nhail con
tihue 10 TRANSMIT 10 thetn us warrants Ior
tne ColleCllon 81 any state taxes! III tAe
same manner as now required III SaIu aGt.
oEV. o. neueNer any otate taA ShaIl De
Aefealter assessed on tne polis ana ratao!e
estate OF the lnhapltantS OF the state IL
silau DC the uuty OF each OF eaia c0hlthiS-
sloheIS 10 MAKE anu transmit " Inc COL
ieGtorS Vi thelr Respective Co9ht4e0' TAX
OIL lor tne coHectloh OF saiu TAX, 10 De
mace on the list OF unorganlzed towns ana
cores IN sad county, Tor th9 year III Whlc4
SaIu TAX was assessed, 1nCiuuluE All SalU
towns and cores in such county IN one tax