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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-01-05

No. 6s.--hn act to amend section nno Of chap
ter fody-eght OF the Genera statutes.
IL Ia hereby enacted etc
SEC /. section nine Of chapter forty-cight Of
as follows.
When judge. his wife or child Is an heir or
iegatcc, or when the Judge IL an xecutor or
administrator Of the estate of deceased pei son I,
or Is Interested a. creditor or otherwise. w a
question to b. decided by the court. he shall
not act rs Judge In such case: and In such case
are lncapacitated for executing the Office OF
Judge as TO any matter coRnizabe before the
court. each OF the assistant Judges of the county
court for the county shall be vested with the
powers aud authority of such probate Judge,
either OF them may act IN his place and perform
the duties OF his Office.
SEC ?. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved December p, 1880.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-01-05

No. 90. An act in amendment Of section forty
nine Of chapter thirty Of the general statutes
II is hereby enacted. etc.
SEc. 1. Section forty-nine Of chapter thirty-one
Of the general statutes Is hereby amended so as to
read as follows
| The constable Of the town in which justice
court Is held, shall be the proper officer OF such
court, and, in his absence, and also whenever at
such court jury is demanded and he is interested
in the event OF the matter then at issue, or
is related to either party within the fourth degree
Of consanguinity affinity the justice may appoint
| as officer OF such court any suitable person. who
shall receive the same fees for his services as a con-
I stable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

-hh ths ehAnges nsae hY hir u any ,hkH Ne ne
h.tit q taNttna Ter Sitis snf rr1ntY purposes.
Sos q II = taWa rlsfk fasat 10 make ne crgtid.
cate required u hin w tecfina one q this aff o.
mgas On Tho abstract hr shall tt deed Bas mgFs
has eve hanafcd dollars
Sax Il ,he listers 81 a town tnaWneiy make
tn2 fvfurn 70 thf town tlsfka usics sn lnraurci
hundred dpilRn
sac Tho listers IN strwh before returning
an abstract faf STATE taxrs TO ne town clerks once
shan insert ln ssiA abstract statement 81 ihs total
amount ot drtpciiau made from hsa Of taxpayers
"a sNch tawn ga accanpi " dsbts Qsins
Approved December -. isso
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

| No 5.-~An act 70 stop interest on overdue town
and school district orders.
| II is hereby enacted. ETC.
Sac J. When any town or school district has out
standing orders on demand OF overdue, on which
would 90 presentation be Immediately payable,
drawn on the treasurer Of such town, school dis
triet By any officer officers authorized by law TO
draw such ordcrs, such treasurer. the seiectmen
81 such town, or prudential committee Of such
sc hool district may give notice that such orders will
be paid 90 presentation at said trcasurers office on
o. before day certain named IN said notice, and
that alter sAia Gay named such nrten shall cease 20
draw interest.
STc !. Such notice may be given by publiea-
, ton In any ncwspaprf published IN The county, or
L none Is published 10 the county in any newsps
Der published 10 adjoining county at least three
weeks succesNvely, the last Of which publications
shal be al least fifteen days before the day certain
nau,ed 10 such notice the one or before which
payment vii be made.
sac When such notice has been given. by pub
hcaiinn a. aforesaid or by written notice signed by
such treasurer. 90 seioctmcn Of such town. pru-
Dental committee 81 sach school district, and de-
yefes 10 the holder Of any such order. such orders
shall not draw Interest after such oay certain named
ID the no,iee as The one or before which pay
neni wi be made. unless such treasurer shall ts
70 pay sch order On prrseat2,ian according TO the
terms OF such notice,
SIC a his act shall take sfiect from rs passage
Approved December 70, ts7s.
No gs-An ACT % protect endorssn and sufeies
II Is hereby enacted eiri
SEc Tic endorSeT o. surety upon any prom
tssqfy nute claim nS demand, whether payable On
demand q on q specified day, shall have The same
right V pay The SAME as the principal may sAve
2na II ire raaorser or surety Ahz upon the rratur.
~ q lie nose claim demand, tender 20 The hold
"a the true 4ruspi due thereon and The holder re-
iases 10 receive tie same, the endnrsrt or surety
shAn be discharged from liability BY reason Of be
aadeft4slns
Sac . Upon payment q The no;et eiain ~ de-
snarA fAs haser sasl erTendtf The evidence there
II Il u writing snd II he refuses W 70 % the en-
dorsef o. surety may recover oAcs % ihe holder
ths sun he shsa have pad thereon, and be dis
ehsrees from ~ liabilities BY reason q bis gndef
t1kinx II the nost - eyioepee 81 the Gain o. De-
nant is lost the nui6cF sssN cterut. written re-
lsase ss1sins ,hs znouni pad ~ he surety or RI
d1fscf
Approved December :. itsa
No a An act 10 punish he enbe1riensai q
noney az properly bt3ongirs 70 the s's's, Ase
ugEicip4l CoyfsofAupn,.
II 10 hereby enkesec etc,
gsr orAslex n r,erScr stc ,01xs0 o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

No Ga An act 10 relation 10 winter noadsA
Il 1. hereby enacted. etc.
Tho convenient removal d any iutnbrr, wood or
0shef material, 20 pass through The lands Of any
person other ihah ias % nef 81 The lAl1 nom
which such lumber, wood or other material Is TO
H. rrpo4ed tho seiectmen may IN their discretion
lay cat Riitef road through TIE lands OF any
person of Tie pupsyAs aforesaid; ana upon hear
ing had and notice 10 the owner q the lands,
shAl ass-ss the damages pccasion-d by The lay.
lug eslt 81 such winter road, which shall H. paid
~ ,ft per@an applying TOT such road before Tho
same thsH be oi,entd fof u.s.
esc II ans land owner shall = dissatisfied
with ne xafn awarded As damages fgf The laying
out Il sufl winter road across his lands, such
tsrr.aa sisii hAye ali thc remedies 10 obtain dam
agree provided by law iuF cases WHERE the award
u ihs selectInrh n laying oul winter road iof
oriifsft travel Ii sot accepted
So Il The seicclfaen shall ny The length o.
lime such road may BE- used each winter, aid
MAJ nriff the same rinssei ng discontinued when
ever in ihe4f juagrneat Il NAY besoene neoeSsary,
$50 4 Na pensun shall bring any action or ~
ccire sny damages faf Injuries 70 himself OF prop
sfsy rrctsted while uhfeiing o. being upon a
wihssf Rad laid ous gndeF ihe provisions q ihis
ssc This - shan take sact frv4n .its pas
igprvyed Deoeat,ef "a lisa
No "a An Acg reislins 10 highway surveyors
"a gheH M ~ more Inhabitants a. any
hl.hwsy tisirtes II any tasn shall ncpfeScni IN
wrtglpg ID Ihe segecgarA u said ioNn That they
an aggfSrrs,a ID he acts sBd dange u The high
SAy ss,f4eyUa Il shall De he duty q the srlfst-
gren 70 Bgsify said sgrscsM 70 iaes ihffn al
r9ycr ltue Ard plAae 70 e1Glliue into tie e&u~e q
nseh alleged gf1ct1bfr, vhlch NfiH shall y
~ ssor a. cobgtt4irniis may y.
sec Af1fF dur es1l1ainAitass II tnrfr ai'icafe
ID ts.e belattlntn u TO- eAasf tR ibe grievance
az q plafara a SAID sflestsaen shall make sa1ch
oraas ~ b ll4rm shall see1n i1txS AID Just
81 a n NaAd safFryuF s2lall refuse @ acgiMcf
% aczagif VITA saach oH1sf fW thr spNns q -
aAys IL ssincSAneH shall rsgBcve hin Ard apyani
tasotlaff L. Ia place
krn II ssli renewed sqsTefW nsgi~cts o.
sSf1sw ~ 1elfed The TAI tali u his GAnds 10 Tie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

NO gl.-An Act relating 70 the collection o. taxes
IL Il hereby enacted, etc.
SEC. J. NnFn the general assembly Imposes
state or county tax. the treasurer Of the state or
county shail reas0nabiy transmit 70 the select-
men on each Town aud The mayor Of each city,
warrant for ~ collection directed 70 said select
men or mayor; aud when a collector pays money
% the treasurer on State taxes he SHAH take
duplicate receipt therefor and within ten days
forward one 70 the auditor Oi accounts and u be
nliects 10 % w Tor thirty days he shall forfeit 70
the treasurer I'VE dollars, 70 be deducted from the
amount pad by such collector and ~ much VI
lhe tax Is b. collected by him shall b. treated a.
unpaid
sgc z The treasurer Of the state and the
county treasurer shall credit collectors on toe
warrant issued for the collection n state or
counts tA1. three per cent " the whole sum con
tained n the warrant, which snail cover c0ilec-
ti0a fees aud ATTACHMENTS, and shall b. 10 lieu Of
aii ATTACHMENTS.
sEc 81 ~ cases Of uDorgaplzi'f t9sDs and cores
the treasurer warrant shali b. addressed " me
eoi4sst0fs u taxes for said nD0rgangei towns aud
g0rts aud the fees for ooilecti0n and allowances
for abatenents shall be made ana allowed ~
now provided bY lay.
Sad 4 section siKty.f0nr u chapter eighty
four IL tie General statutes ~ hereby repealed
SEC 5 II collector does DOT p~1 4Ss ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

No o. An act amending section fOrty.four u
chapter twenty Two " the General statutes
II 4 hereby enacted, etc
SEC l. SchOo district may at meeting
legally warned and holden BY q two tnirus vote
Of the voters present a. the meeting, ana a ma
l0F1ty 0f the grand list Of said district, seii and
dispose 81 its hool house ana the land con nected
herewith.
SEC q section forty Hour u chapter twenty
two 81 the General statutes n hereby amended Bg
inserting after the word "sgfse." h lie beyen
the words. BY two thifds vote
Approved December 10, issQ
No. Wan Act IN addition 10 and amendment Of
number libe Of NE aets " isGs, and nDDDSf
f0rty.rro u tie actS o. ls7g relating 10 who'd
districts sending schOlArs 70 acadeDiira 10 GER
talB caSf>
u II hereby enacted, ETC.!
sEc l. A scLOol district which IL within town
Ia witch AZ academy IL located may, al dis,rist
meeting, GQi isss tasn ssVsa nor mofs taal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

STAIR treasury a state tar ~ the tlrnr rrvTcr'i
Y tAe Na'fAhl lssuei iqf he ogilceliaa u rulh
iAk. The Er4AnfHr Mia tesac his e1iant w ne
hAWlH 81 any rouniY, rr9HiisF hin 3. lrf1 fufb
TAI, ~ ne amount tpgnslnihg Aag "a Inc nds
and ghAile't ~ TIE Inhabitants II the town from
Rhlch such iAA 4 unpaid AID ,uch Sheriff shall
ltft Aad coolest ht samr as afoWHaiA oi ths
Epolk % ehAitntA o. Asy "a az 4 lnhsNgRnt4
SIC be owners q goods % chattsis "
iAhNA api Nill mar recover 81 saeh town pay
ment Tier fof ana twelve pci cfut lutfiusi
lArfoQh ~ a. sgii0A q assainpNt tot money paid.
aiA opt and cxpsniea
Sc z sessions l2tty -ope, Tort .tso tort three
ahd tofiyiaaf q Gu sptW agility iogf " lhe 0en-
era star tins number uiaeites o. tue arta u ID
aud nnnber ssxiy u the acts " isfs are hereby
Approved Dee a. $50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

No gs--An act 10 amend section twenty-five o.
laUng 10 school districts
II IA hereby enacted, etc.
SIC /. Section twenty-five 81 chapter twenty
two OF the General Statutes Is hereby amended 70
as 10 read a. follows
In case district shall be formed Of parts Of
two towns, II shall for all purposes Of Visitation
and returns, and for the examination " school
teachers as provided In tbs tenth and eleventh
sections 81 Tits chapter and for The adoption of
teyts-bOols In said district, be taken ana deemed
10 belong u the county and town 10 which the
school house OF such district shall be situated
SIC Q Whenever II shall occur that the school
house Is located partly In each town IRON winch
a fractional district u composed, the tCwn fur
nislling Toe greater number VI scholafe IN said
district shall have the precedence 10 select te1t-
books and 10 examine teachers,
SIC 3 This act shall take effect from in pas
sage.
1rnrnred EnYelnief Il Iiesl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

No ss.An act relating 10 abstracts for State t&res
Il Is hereby enacted, etc.
Ssc b. When the listers Of town return 10 the
town clerks oice a. abstract Of the grand list Of
such town. said ciefk before transmitting such ab-
aract 70 lhe secretary u State, shall compare Il
with the is, Of which i purpofts 70 be An abstract
and II he nds that such abstract 10 10 every pafie
ulsr eoueri that The total value Of real estate as
stated IN the abstract y Inc sane A. the total value
81 real estate a. set Ia the is, that the total value 81
personal estate a. stated the abstract Is The
as tho total value 81 personal estate ~ 10 the
list and TIA; the total nufpcf 81 polls a. stated 10
the abstract the the total ngnbef u polls
as eei 10 tie list he shall certify on The abstract
and Il be 5nes that the abstract i not correct be
shall 70 certify The abstract with statement u
the particular IN which Il Is ineorcet, and the
changes necessary 10 be made IN order 70 coniorn
town pufposes.
Sac The Abs;r1e1 refsfnsc ~ ~ towa s-sfs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06
No. SAN act In addition to chapter one /
dred and LMent4 .nne Gnrerai stafIltes

urea ana tWehti-0ue, general statutes
II is hereby enacted, etc.
SEC J. When a collector or other person Is
confined In jail on an extent issued aga INST him,
for dellnquencies In paying over a tax intrusted
TO him TO collect be may make application by
petition, TO the county court, ut any session
thereof, IN the county In which such person Is
confined, or 10 any Judge Of the supreme court,
praying that he may be admitted TO the poor
debtors OATH or to the liberties OF the Jail yard
sEc, 2 Such petition shall be served In the
same manner as similar petition from per-
son confined In Jail on close jail execution Is
served and said court or Judge shall have the
same power 10 grant relief as is provided In case
OF such last mentioned petition.
SEC. 3. This act shalt take effect from It's pas
sage.
AnurOypd Dpeember 1880
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22
JVER WASHINGTON TERRITORY THURSDAY DECEMBER 22 1881
NUMBER 18.


Joe Taylor, at Portland, has q very
clever bird called an Australia mag
pie, which is an infinite fund of inter-
est to his place. Joe has taken great
pains to teach him things, and has
succeeded wonderfully. At first he
was uneducated, and rather a disre-
putable looking party, but, with good
food and exercise, his musical talent
developed itself He began with the
first part of "The Bells" then got off
perfectly the trumpet call of Cease
Firing" "Charley is My Darling"
mix My Dollie," and he is diligently
at work at "Hail Columbia" and has
the first part fairly well off. He
fetches and carries like dog, and
never seems tired of running after q
ball of crumpled paper and bringing
it into ones hand, and waiting for an
other throw. He will tumble about
on the floor and play more like mon
key than bird. He will get into q
slipper with string tied to 1t, and
allow himself to be coached round and
round the room, holding on all the
time to the string. Some time ago
we were troubled with mice, but Pc
ter soon brought them to sense of
their situation. He ferreted them out,
chased them, killed them, and hav-
ing duly washed them in his water
tin, hung them up to dry, picked and
swallowed them.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22
A Through Line Under One Manage.
ment.

The public mind has been so famil-
lar with the announcements of through
railroads from ocean to ocean that the
latest scarcely attracts attention. 1t
is that negotiations have recently been
concluded between the Northern Pa
cific railroad company, the Chicago 4
New York Air Line, the Chicago, Mil
waukie Il st. Paul, and the Oregon
Railway & Navigation Co., which will
result in the establishment of a
through line of railroad from the At
lantic to the Pacific ocean, practically
under one management. The four
railroads which will be the link in this
new iron chain across the continent
are controlled by Jay Gould, Henry
Willard and Alexander Mitchell. The
road will be competitor with the New
York Central and Union and Central
Pacific railroads for all ltrans-continen-
tai traffic, both passenger and freight.
The course of the road will he from
New York to Chicago by the new air
line which is being built by the Della
ware, Lackawanna & Western aud
other roads, and which will be the
shortest line from New York to the
Western metropolis. From Chicago
to st. Paul the line of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul will be used.
Here the Northern Pacific road will be
tapped. This part of the line extends
from st. Paul to Ainsworth, through
the great wheat regions of the North
west, to the headwaters of the Column
bia river in Oregon. From Ainsworth
the line of the Oregon Railway & Nav
igation Company will be used to Port
land Opn where connection will be
made with the Northern Pacific rail-
road to Tacoma, on Puget Sound. The
unfinished portions Of the Northern
Pacific railroad will not be commenced
until 1888. Washington Republican.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22
PILES! PILES! PILES!
Assure Cure Found at last!
No One Need suffer!

A sure Cure for Blind Bleeding. Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered BY
DR.. William, ian Indian Remedy called
DR.. Williams Indian Ointment. A single
box has cured the worst chronic cases of IS
or 30 years standing. No one need suffer
five minutes after applying this wonderful
soothing medicine. Lotions, instruments
and electuaries do more harm than good.
Williams Ointment absorbs the tumers, Al
lays the intense itching. (particuls.ly At
night after getting warm in bed,) acts - .
poultice, gives instant relief, and il pre-.
pared only for Piles, itching OF the private
parts, ana for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. NJ. Cofinbsrry of
Cleveland says about DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment: | have used scores OF Pile
Cures. and it affords me pleasure to say that
have never found anything which gave
such immediate and permanent relief - DR..
Williams Indian Ointment.
For sale by all druggists or mailed on re-
ceipt OF price, Sl.OO.
HENRY Il CO.. PrOp're.
IL CLEVELAND, o.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22

The San Francisco CaU says: Just
ut present hundreds of horses in the
East, notably in New York, are pros
trated with a peculiar disease. popu-
iarly termed pinkeye. The disease
is allied to the epizootic. for which it
is apt to he mistaken. 1t IL not so Sc
rious, however, as that dread disease,
although II neglected, extremely fatal.
"Pinkeye" derives its name from a
peculiar reddish or "pink" look as
sumed by the eye, caused by infiam-
ation. The throat Is much swollen,
and in the latter stages lung fever sets
in. The animal is greatly emaciated,
weak aud utterly helpless. The dis
order appears to be epidemic like the
epizdOtic, and, toa certain extent,
contagious, although just in what
manner contagion Is conveyed vertin-
ary surgeons are not agreed.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22

1t was sportively said by a railroad
manager, that the Northern Pacific
held two cards that could never be
beaten-the wonders Of the Yellow
stone Park and the geological marvels
of the misnamed "Bad Lands" These
extend thirty miles or more along the
railroad, and hundreds of miles south
of it. The scenery through them is
picturesque everywhere, and in many
places sublime. There Is no more
fruitful field for exploration by the
geologist and scientist than this re-
gion. Petritied remains Of ancient
and saurian reptiles, of the mastodon,
megatherium and other species OF an
imal life of q prehistoric age, and OF
woods, ferns aud shells. and will give
employment to years Of best study.
In the coloring Of the buttes, pima
cles and hills caused by fire., and ex-
posed qualifications, artists will find
inexhaustible themes for their brushes
aud the production of pictures almost
new in art.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22
Bills Approved at Extra SesSiOn.

To provide payment for certain
statutes used by code committee.
Appropriatimg $50 out of notarial
fund to pay for indexing code.
To repeal an act prohibiting hogs
from running at large in Clallam
county.
School law.
For regulation of Telegraph and to
ensure secrecy in kilograms.
Relative to town plats.
Concerning marks and brands.
Regulating interest on money.
Formation of corporations.
Defining county lines.
Relative to Territorial auditor.
Providing for inspection and meas
urement of logs and formation of lum-
ber districts.
Relative to payment Of costs in GER
tain cases.
For recovery of damages for injuries
caused by sale of Intoxicating liquors.
Regulating government of Insane
Hospital.
Liens to commission merchants,
and wharfingers.
In relation to courts.
Regulating marriages.
Relating to insOlvent debtors.
III relation to prosecuting attorneys
in first district.
In relation to prosecuting attorneys
in third district.
Relating to printing.
Relating to printing and distribu-
ton Of code.
Relating to codification of laws and
declaring what laws shall constitute
code.
Providing for completing journal Of
both houses.
Providing for payment Of enrolling
clerks.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22

The North River Colony, that lately
settled on North river at the head of
Shoalwater bay, have sent an agent
to Portland to procure material for a
saw mill. A good mill is needed the
most Of anything, by the settlers
there, as lumber is hard to get for any
purpose. Not so large a number Of
settlers entered the region as was an
ticipated or desired. but the outlook
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is as much re.
garded as "a household necessity as sugar OF
coffee The reason ofthis is that years Of ex-
periencc have proved it To he perfectly re.
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Constipation, liver complaint, dyspepsia. In.
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