Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17

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An act relating to jaors' fees.
is hereby enacted by the General assembly
Of the State Of permont
SIC. l. From and after the first day Of No
vember, 1865, until the first day Of November
1866, all keepers Of tails shall be entitled 90 re-
ceiye the same sums by the week, for fuel diet,
and washing for State and other prisoners as
they now by law entitled.
SEC 2. This act. shall take effect from the
first day Of November, 1865.
Approved, Oct 9th, 1865
An act relating to recognizances in criminal cases.
10 is hereby enacted, DC,
SEC. 1. Any surety surties in a recogniz-
taken in any criminal prosecution pending
in any court in this State, may pay the amount
thereof to the clerk of the county court in the
county in which said prosecution was is pend
ing, after the shall have been forfeited for
breach of the condition thereof; and the same
shall be paid over, and accounted for in the same
manner as though suit had been brought on
such recognizance, and a recovery Of judgment
thereon.
SEC. O. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved, Oct 9th, 1865
An act to continue and regulate the pay of grand
and petit Jurors.
II ishereby enacted, &c
SEC. l. Grand and petit jurors fees in the
county courts, from the first day Of December,
1860 10 the first day of December, 1866, shall be,
for travel. eight cents per mile, for attendance
per day, two dollars; for each talesman, at the
rate of two dollars per day
SIC. 2. This act shall take effect from the
first day of December, 1865.
Approved, Oct. 81, 1865.
An act for the preservation of fish in Colchester
Pond.
II is hereby enacted, de-
SEC. /. II any person shall take kill or des-
troy any fish in what is called Colchester Pond,
situated in the town of Colchester in Chittenden
County or any OF the tributaries of said pond,
in any manner except with hooks and lines, each
person offending shall for each offence, forfeit
and pay fine of ten dollars TO the treasurer Of
the town of Colchester, with costs Of prosecution
to be recovered in an action in the name OF th,
treasurer Of said town, before any Justice of the
peace having. jurisdiction of the same.
SEC. 2. ANY person may sue for and prose-
cute TO final judgment any breach of this act, in
his own name, and, upon recovery thereof, one
half of the penalty shall belong to the prosecutor,
and the other half to said town of Colchester.
Approved, Oct. 9th, 1865.
An act to amend chapter twenty, section thirty
eight Of the general statutes, relating to COM
pensation to be allowed Vermont Asylum for
the insane.
II is hereby enacted, &c
SEC. /. Section thirty weight of chapter TWEEN
ty, of the general statutes, shall be amended and
read as follows:
Each town shall share in the appropriation
made in the preceding section of this chapter,
in proportion to the number of its insane poor
in the asylum, the expense of transporting them
at the rate OF eight cents per mile, the
practicable route from their respective residences
to the Asy lum, and the length of time they shall
la..r Al n
twenty-five cents per week during the year next
preceding the month of August annually.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved, Oct q, 1865
An act relating to offenses against private prop
erty.
IL is herebg enacted dc.
SEC. j. Every person who by tresspass will
intent to steal, shall take and carry away any
thing which is parcel of the reality or annexed
thereto, the property of another againss his will
shall be deemed guilty Of larceny and be pun
ished as provided in case OF larceny.
Approved, Nov. /, 1861.
An act in amendment Of section forty-two of chap
ter one hundred and twenty-six Of the genera
statutes in relation TO the fees of town clerks
II is hereby enacted dc.
Sec |. The fees of town clerks for recording
each quit-claim warranty mortgage deed. in
Guiding the certificate shall be fifty cents, and 70
all other recording and copying, ten cents pc
folio
Sec. 3. So much of section forty-two of Chan
ter one hundred and twenty-six Of the genera
statutes as is inconsistent with the provisions O
this act, is hereby repealed
Sec 8. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage,
Approved. Nov l, 1865.
An act to protect butter and cheese manufacturers
II is hereby enacted, dc.
Sec. l. Whoever shall knowingly sell, suppl
or bring to be manufactured to any cheese manu-
factory in this state, any milk diluted with water
or IN any way adulterated, milk from which an
cream has been taken, milk commonly know
as skinned milk or whoever shall keep back an,
part OF the milk known as :" strppings" or who
ever shall knowingly bring or supply milk TO an,
cheese mandatory that is tainted or partly sou
from want OF proper care in keeping pals strain
ers or any vessels in which said milk is kept cleal
and sweet, after being notified of such faint o
carelessness; any cheese manufacturer VIII,
shall knowingly use, direct any of his employ
ees TO use, for his or their individual benefit All,
cream from the milk brought to said cheese manu-
factory, without the consent of all the owner
thereof, shall for each and every offence forf,i
and pay a sum not less than twenty five dollars no
more than one hundred dollars with costs of suit
TO be recovered in an action founded upon thi
statute before justice OF the peace, in the nam,
and for the benefit of the person or persons, iirl
or assocotion or corporation upon whom sucl
fraud shall be committed.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage
Approved, Nov. 2, 1865.
An act in amendment Of section eighty-four o
chapter twenty-elght of the general statutes re-
lating 70 railroads.
10 is hereby enacted, de-
Sec. l. Section eighty-four Of chapter twenty