Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

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II d hsysby snacssd6r the General Assem-
BY Of IL STATE Of Tewson& "a
SEC. 1. There Il assssesda tax ct TWEEN.
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polls and ru1sGbas ssGtnts e TIE tevseal
towns In IL oounty Of Datlaads for the
year A. D. 1ooa Tor IL pnpoee Of com
pletinr .nd furnis&i1g ths new Court
Home IN eead Ooanty a Rutland, and
navin0 the debts Of he county.
SIC. 9. TIE Treasurer q aid county il
directed On or before the first day of Jan.
uary 4. d. 1870, TO iasus his warrants te
the first constables or collectors of taxes
in said towns in said county, for the col
lection Of aid tax, in the same manner AT
by law State taxes are required to be col
lected.
Sec. 3. The selectmen Of the revera
towns in said county, shall make and de
liver TO the hrst constablss or collectors o.
taxes OF their respective towns in ths
month OF January A. ID. 1870, tax-bil
for the collection OF said tax, and To.
money assessed by this act, shall be paid
into the treasury Of said county ON or be
| fore the first day Of June A. ID. 1870.
| SEC. Instead Of the credits mentioned
| in section sixty-fonr, VI chapter eighty
four Of rho General Statutes. the tressnf
or Of the county shall credit sieh eonsta
bie or collector III taxer. Dns-fntieth par
| Of the sums mentioned Ia the warrant, b
him issned. ne abatement sa,d epnsta
| BILE or collector shall account @ his tow
for 40 much fortistb part ~ shall pot b.
allowed by way u sbatsu,ent H. sati con
stable or collector
sgc. 3. The money ss-ssssd shtii b
paid oat by the Treasurer u said count,
In payment Of orders drawn by .Iohr
Prout, Loyal @. Kellogg, Allen Whedon
Sumner Briggs and Ebenezer Fisher
commissioners appointed by virtue Of al
act Of the General Assembly II this State
approved November 10Th, A. ID 1868. On
| titled AN act providing for building
Court House IL. tho COUNTY Of Rnl1nj .ant
laying tax on Haid county" and any lpl
ancs Of money remaining ia the trea-urJ
after the payment OF the orders u sat
commissioner shall be appropriated 4
the paymsLt 0; the general Indebtedness
/ of the said county.
SEC 6. Iu addition to tas sights ~
powers granted to the said commits .iouer-
under and by virtue of tho said act emit
tied An act providing for building
court house in the county Of Rutland
and laying tax on said county ap
proved Nov. 10, 1868, the said commits
sioners are hereby authorized aud ein
powered to commence any aud all lega
I proceedings aud prosecute tle sumo Il
final judgment, which in their discretion
may be necessary to test the title 4 -..is
county to the land On which the old conr
house stood. VI any part or portion Il n
land connected Herewith, which j. nov
claimed by said county.
4 SEC z This act shall take effect iron
its passage.
ApBrose.l Noy r., 1869
FAIR HAVEN. Rev. William K. John
son of Hudson, N. r.. delivered yer,
eloquent and able lecture upon Charae
ter, before the Young Mems Christian
Association Of Fair Haven, OH sunda.
evening, December 9Th.
Rev R L. Herbert, rhe popula
Welsh cleryymen, delivered sermon i
| English, at the Welsh Protestant chnrc
/ en- Sunday afternoon. on !. The COMM
Religion;
The Catholics Of Fair Haven held
fair at the town hall on Monday evening
December 9th.
I The village schools of Fair Have
closed on Friday last. An examinatio
took place on Thursday and Friday.
--0n Tuesday lat. about four o'cloe
p. m, some thi9f visitsd tbs residence
DR.. G. Smith in Fair Haven, aud spprt
priatei the ioctor-~ uuu' -"d iaay
cloak. A. YET there IL no einc To II
sneak. The family were AT home at II
: time.
Ca Sunday afternoon, December otl
the new rooms OF the Young Men, Chri
tan Association Of / air Haven, in the ne
Bank building. we're appropriately ded
Gated. Prayer was offered by Rev.
Fox of the Methodist church. and Il
Scripture ya- read by Mr. James Pottl
the President, after which Mr. Pottle ga,
sketch of the history Of the associatio
Addres-es were made by Rev. M
Spencer Of Brooklyn n Y, Baptist, Re
Edward p Hooker Of Castle,on, Congr
gational. Rev. X. Fox. Methodist, and III
EaTher President ot,the Hubbirdton a
sociaiL,e Rsv. Mr Hooker offered q
/ dedie,tory pssysr. The exrsi|'- wei
: interpreted with appropria'e mn-ie +"ie
ted for ihr .oeoasian
The roofn IL fine one, eapabl. - eea
|, ing two hundred persons. 1t !. expectt
an organ aud library will soon BE- aide
, To its attrastions The reading room
the association is supplied with daily p
! pers, magazines etc, and il ppen -
cry evening except Sunday
CALIFoRNIA.-Gov. Ha4ht of Califo
MIA, in his annual message, says the tot
| funded debt of the State is "a, O65, 900, O.
: elusive Of outstanding warrants OF Il
capital fund; recommends the State
aid and facilitate emigration from Eurol
, and the Eastern States; says the Legisl