Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-12-25
NUMBER 5.

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failed to present his claim, if made with
in six months after the expiration of the
time previously limited, or IN case the
Commissioners have failed to give the no.
tice required BY section three Of this ohsp.
ter, aud such application shall te made
before tho final settlement Of the estate.
the court may, for good causc shown, aud
on such terms as the probate court shall
deem just and equitable renew the CON-
mission, and allow further time, nss
exceeding three months. for the commits
sionefs to examine such claim i; in whics
case the commissioners shall personally
notify the partics Of the time and place Of
heariug4 aud as soon as u.ay be- mako
return Of their doings to the probate
court. a-H'u Z y1H"8g4
Sec. 2. This act shall take eject trora
its passage.
Approved Nov. 2l,IeG7.
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An Act to prevent paupers from becoming
chargeablc to towns where they haysna
legal settlement. ''' '' 'fa ~
10 is hereby enacted, &c.
See. 1. No person shall coma from
without this State iuto any town ia the
State, with intent to become ehargeabls
as psuper to such town, unless such
person has legal settlement in such town,
or has good reason to believe he hae u
settlement in such town.
Sec, .. Any person who thall violate
the provisions Of the preceding section,
shall be tiucd not exceeding twenty dol
lars, or be imprisoned in the common Jail
not exceeding si1 months.
Sec. 8. Justices of the peace shall have
Jurisdiction Of offences under this aos
No justice or juror shall act III the trial
Of any prosecution relating to the town in
which he resides
Approved Nov 81, 1867.
An Act in addition to chapter twenty Of
the General Statutes, relating to !hs
support and removal Of paupers,
II is herttq enacted, Sc. ''.' ~
See. /. Whenever the selectmsa Of
any town shall institute court of inqui.
ry under The provision Of section fifteen
of chapter twenty Of the General Statutes
they shall give notice thereof to the
States attorney of the county in which
such town is situated, At least twelve
days before the tins Of holding such
court, and it shall DC the duty Of suoh
States attorney to attend such court and
conduct the examination ia behalf oftha
State 80 oanfa5d ramVHaG15 9alNW2ED
Sec. q. This act shall take effect froua
its passge. sYs 81 as sir' 3ti !e eisi
/ Approved Nov IT, 1887. zaa ss'1aq9s
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ApgAct 10 amendment Of chapter ninety.s
segendoft the General Statutes, entitled
4 e0flpublic laDds.p sT Ch -ejss' 90
II is hereby eat,cted. jSe.sa Hiiz7a4 ~
4 SEQ. l. Section three ofchapter ninety.
seven of The General 'Statutesis hereby
amended 50 as to read as asfollows':' isaaa4
Tie seloetmen shall have power TO lease
all such lands in such maoner as they
may judge beneficial, reserving rents for
the same, which shalt be annually paid
INTO the treasury Of the town. i9m saia''i
: Approved Nov. 81, lS6Hyea e a''S2s-
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An Act in amendment of section. fourteen
I of chapter eighty.six Of the General
Statutes, relating to private corporas
lions. ssi@ 5J.s $500 81 5iag 5a
\ KS hereby eaactnd 5c.o ss tr'
I lsEo. L. The fourteenth section of
chapter eighty six of the General Statutes
is hereby amended so as to read as follows.
lviz:a M eaa su sd .saaoo.
I All corporations, whose charters shall
expire by their own limitation, or shall
be annulled, by forfeiture or otherwise.
shall nevertheless bo continued bodies
corporate for the purpose Of enabling them
4 gradually to close their concerns, to dis
'Fposo Of and convey their property and to
divide their capital stock. and forotbe
purpose Of prosecuting Or defending suits
BY or against them for the term ofsthrea
years after the time when they shalllhave
been. SO dissolved and until such suits
and the subject matter thereof shall be
finally disposed of, but not for she purs
pose Of continuing the business for which
such corporations have been or may be