Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-08

said county, and complains that T.. T. OF IN !
said county. heretofore, TO wit, on the DAY OF |
AID. at in SAID county, did unlawful
y keep and maintain certain place room used as
public resort called and known as there give the
Of the place of room. whether saloon, billiard /
room. bar otherwise situated here give the
location with reasonable certainty in the town Cor
city) Of in said county in which. then aud there /
spirituous OF malt liquor or Other intoxicating drink
Tas the may be kept for unlawful sale, furn
ishing or giving away or was unlawfuly Sold furn-
ished given away, as the may be- TO the COM
nuisance OF all the good people of this state,
contrary the form Of the in such made
and provided and against the peace and dignity of the
state. G. D., Grand Juror.
And the justice to whom the complaint made shall
certify thereon substantially follows
"This complaint exhibited TO me this day of |
A. d. A. B., Justice of the Peace"
Upon the conviction Of the respondent for the keep
ing and maintaining OF such common nuisance, the |
shall in addition to the ordinary mttlmus in
criminal issue order for the shutting up aud
abatement Of such nuisance substantially in the form
folowi ing, to wit:
Estate of Vermont To any sheriff or constable in
County IS. the State, Greeting: |
dsy Of = A. G. before the undersigned
justice Of the peace in said county, convicted of
keeping and maintaining place of public resort |
called and known there describe the place, giving
its and location as in the complaint, which has
been adjudged common nuisance and ordered TO be
abated.
Now therefore, by the authority Of the State OF YER
mont you are hereby commanded forthwith to abate
such by shutting up the place aforesaid up
whatever goods and effects he may lawfully keep there
in; and upon the shutting up such place you will post
upon the door and main entrance to the same notice
in words as follows: Closed against e. T. Of by
order of A. B. justice Of the peace and sign such
tce your official capacity. Hereof fail not, but of
your dOngs hereon make due return according to law
Dated at In said county. this day of
AID. A. B., Justice of the Peace"
And the same place shall again be shut up aud
abated in the same manner, any subsequent convic
tion Of any person Of keeping the same as a common
nuisance, under this act.
| And whenever any tenant occupying such premises
shall be convicted Of keeping the same as common
nuisance, and the same shall be closed herein pro-
vded any right or lease hereafter given him for the
thereof who shall have the right against any such
lease to enter and resume possession of the same with
] out process Of law
Sec g. The special cost in any trial under .his act
shall he taxed against the respondent and allowed
follows the court for issuing the order herein
provided for thirtyfOur cents for preparing and taxi
ing bond herein provided for fifty cents; to the
officer for executing such ORDER and posting such no.
tce as is herein provided for one dollar; and to the
prosecuting officer IN case of conviction in any trial
der this act before justice of the peace or city
| court. two dollars.
Sec l. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November %, 1875.
No S4-An act to amend section thirty three of chap
ter niney-fuur of the general statutes entitled "Of
the Traffic in intoxicating drinks"
| Ii is hereby enacted etc:
Sec Section thrty-three of chapter ninety-four
of the general statutes is hereby amended so as to
| read as follows:
Whenever any person within this state shall he
found in such state Of intoxcaton as to disturb the
public domestic peace and tranquility sheriff
deputy sheriff high bailif justice of the peace for
the county any constable grand juror or seecman
OF the town in which such person is found, may with
out warrant and il is hereby made their duty to, APP
prehend such person intoxicated and take ard re-
tain in custody the expense Of the State, in any
place within the county the discretion of the officer
SO arrestng until in the opinion officer the person
detained shall he capable Of testityng properly in
court of Justice and as soon as may be thereafter bring
him before some justice OF the county and such per-
justice disclose Eo'1s,d shall oath before such
whom the liquor producing ntoxicati0tf wasveps al
ed and all the circumstances attending it, and
fusa neglect OF such person so to disclose he may
by such Justice he committed the common Jail OF
the county at the expense Of the State until he shall
disclose or 10y said justice he discharged. And in
said justice shall adjudge from the evidence that
the sale furnishing giving away of said liquor
an offence aganet this chapter, he shall forthwith is
his warrant and cIuae the person selling. furu
ishing giving away said liquor to be brought forth
with before him, and such proceedings shall be had in
the ease in all respects would have been had the
person offending had bsen regularly prosecuted be
fore such justice complaint Of any grand juror
States attorney in the manner prescribed in this chap
ter and any person resisting the arrest detention
Of such person found intoxicated by any Of the Off
GERS aforesaid, shall be liable to the same penalties
are provided by law for resisting sheriff in the exc
cution Of legal process.
Approved November %, 1876
No. 35.-An relating To witnesses in prosecution
for the violation Of the provisions of chapter ninety
four of the general statutes, and the several acts il
addition thereto. and IN amendment thereof
, | Ii is hereby enacted, etc.
Sec. /. In prosecutions for the violation Of any o
the provisions chapter ninety-four Of the genera
statutes OF the several in addition thereto,
in amendment thereof no person other than the re
spondent shall be excused from testifyng for the
: that his testimony may eliminate himself
Sec. Such testimony as given by any such persol
shall not thereafter be used any in any prose
cuton of such person for any criminal offence excep
in prosecution for perjury committed in giving suc
testimony nor in any civil suit against the person Civ
Ing such testmons.
Sec g. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November /, 1876.
No SO An act amend section nine Of chapter nine
tyfour of the general statutes entitled Of the trati
in intoxicating drinks"
1t is hereby enacted, etc:
n Sec. l.. Section nine of chapter ninety-fouI of tn
"A general statutes is hereby amended to read
y follows:
!. If any person by himself clerk servant or agent
shall sell furnish, OF give away any intoxicating quu
"A in violation OF this chapter he shall forfeit and pay
such offence, to the treasurer Of the State upon tn
in first convection ten dollars ard costs Of prosecution
m the second conviction he shall forfeit and pay
~ each offence aforesaid twenty dollars and the cost
\, of prosecution and shall also be imprisoned in Il.
Va county jail month and the third and subsequeu
n convictions he shall forfeit and paw for each offence
aforesaid twenty dollars and costs Of prosecution an
"a shall also be imprisoned in the county Jail less tina
10 three months nor more than six months.
Nv Approved November %, 1875.
~ No 37.-An act regulating appeals under chaptt
nlnety-four Of the general statutes. and the
- in amendment thereof and in addition thereto
a, 1t is hereby enacted. ETC..
az Sec l. In all cases of conviction before justice
Of the peace city court for any Of the offences
in chapter ninetyOur Of the general statutes or
h act in amendment thereof or in addition thereto,
appeal shall be allowed to the respondent to the me-
he stated term Of the county court in the county whe
the judgment is rendered. If claimed within two hou
IN after the rendition thereof and the proper recogu
VIA lance is offered.
Sec. q Instead Of the recognizance now REQUIRE
he aha
at the time Of the appeal give security by way of re
IN ognzance to the State conditioned that the appella
II shall personally appear before said ounty court
there prosecute his appeal TO effect and abide in Il
order Of the court thereon.
he Approved November II. 1876.
40 No. ss.-An act in amendment of chapter niney-fo
Ia Of the general statutes.
;ts / 1t is hereby enacted,
oT Sec. l. The fee Of two dollars allowed TO the pros
or cutting officer in cases of conviction before Justice
oh the peace for the violation of the provisions cha
he ter nnetyouT Of the general statutes acts in
or dtOn thereto and in amendment thereof shall not
no allowed when the complaint is for intoxcation, al
ali the respondent pleads guilty.
bo Sea-. This act shall take effect from its passage
,ch Approved November 2s, 1876
No; 3s.-An act relating to the Normal Schools
this State.
- 1t is hereby enacted etc:
Sec. l. The moneys appropriated to the norm
trustees of each of the several normal schools,
equal semi-annua installments and the auditor
ON the presentation by said trustees their clair
! or with the required certificates.
lw- +anIart of 5ncat;n, dr,ri, - ~ . ~ it
ng after February iS77 of each normal school to
cid inc the records thereof and 10 determining IL I
ion scholarships granted have in all respects or;
ted according to law, and only in such numbers as
we'd law allows and if he fluids the grants have be
for properly made. and in the proper number. he sh
give his certificate to that effect which the
- shall return to the auditor of accounts with til
ace claims for the half year.
ion, See Each town i'm The state shall he eptitlsd p
dgc scholarship in the normal schools OF the State
lme scholarship in each of the normal schools of
urt state shall be r'ckOned at twelve dollars per II
ball year anu the trustees OF each OF the normal seho
per Ill i ~ y, @ 70 uIs.W rom ihe nli
With iiscs,bar II, m, s LII ia i VI I'm 3She :
ireT her OF scholarship filled in am scGooI a. III w
red then current by APPOINTMENT Of the town snnar
ion tendents by appointment of said trustees M