Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-11-27

Court of this State, whose term of Office
has heretofore expired, or may hereafter
expire, shall have authority to sign any
decree for alimOny, made in conformity
to the prOvis ons of sections thirty-two
and thirty-three of the act aforesaid,
which b. mistake or otherwise may nc
have been signed. as of the term when
the same should have been signed.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov. II, 1868.
An Act entitled Gan Act in relation to
life insurance comranies, and in addi-
ton to chapter eighty-seven of the
| General Statutes"
IT is hereby endcted, dc.
SEC. 1. Whenever, by the laws exist
ing in, or which may hereafter be enact
ed by any of the United States other
than this State, any taxes, fines, penal
ties, deposits of money, or of securities,
statements, licenses, attorneys or other
obligations or requirements of any de-
] scription whatever, are or shall be i'm
posed upon any life insurance company
or companies, incorporated by or organ
lied under the laws of this State, and
! transactng business in such other State,
or under the agents of any such life in
surance company or companies, then so
long as such law or laws shall continue
in force, the same taxes, fines, penalties,
deposits, statements, licenses, attorneys
obligations and requirements, which,
under such law or laws are or shall be
imposed upon any life insurance COM
be imposed upon all similar life insur-
ance companies doing business in this
State, which are incorporated by or or
ganized unuer the laws of such other
State or States, and upon all agents of
such life insurance companies. And
such life insurance company or its
agents, shall be liable to pay the same
taxes, fines, licenses and penalties, to
make the same deposits and statements,
and be in all respects under and subject
to the same obligations and require
ments as are or shall be imposed upon
any of the similar life insurance com
panies of this State, or upon their agents
by the State, by or under the laws of
which said company is incorporated or
organized.
SEC. 2 Whenever, by virtue of the
laws of such other state, any life insur-
ance company, Incorporated by or organ
lied under the laws of this State, or its
agents, is or shall be required to make
any deposit, oaths or statements, to any
officer of said state, or to pay any taxes
fines, licenses or penalties to such officer
in every such similar case the life insur-
ance companies Of such state, or til ell
agents doing business in this State, shall
make the same deposits with the Treas.
urer of this State, and shall pay to said
Treasurer like taxes, lice lses and pen.
alties. and shall make like oaths or state.
l.
of this State.
i Sec. 8. Section twenty-three of chap.
ter eighty-seven Of the General Statues
so far as the same is inconsistent with
this act, is hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect from
it's passage.
Approved, November II, 1868.
An Act to prevent the traffic in intoxi
eating liquors.
1t is hereby enacted, etc..
SEC. |. If any railroad conductor
freig 1T agent, eXpressman, depot master
or other person in the employment of OF
in any way connected with any railroad
corporation, or any teams ter, stage driv
er, or common carrier of any kind, eth
er in his own per on or by an agent
shall knowingly bring into, or deliver
within this State, for any other person
any barrel, cask, jug, box, or other yes
sci capable of holding Intoxicating liquor
unless said barrel or other vessel be leg.
IDLY marked with the name of the per.
son to whom the article is sent, or to be
delivered, such person SO offending shall
be punished by fine of not less than
twenty-five dollars and costs OF prose
cutiOn, to be paid into the treasury Of
the State.
SEC. /. This act shall take effect
from it's passage.
Approved November 10, 1868.
Il one hundred and nineteen, of the
General Statutes, entitled, of offences
against public policy"
1T is hereby enacted, &c.
Il SEC. 1. That section eleven, of chap.
ter enc hundred and nineteen of the
General Statutes, be so amended as t.
read as follows
; If any person shall have or keep about
his house, or any of the dependencies
thereof, or places to them belonging, any
cards, dice, tables or billiards, OF any
other implement used in gambling, anC
shall suffer any person resorting to his
house, or any of the dependencies there
of, to use any of said implements f>r the
purpose of gambling, every person SC
fence by fine of not less than ten col
lars.
Approved, November 10, 1868.