Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-01-05

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ties making such adoption. And the natural
parents OF minor shall he deprived, by the
adoption, of all legal rights as respects the
control of such minor, and such minor shall
| be freed from all obligation of obedience aud
| maintenance as respects his natural parents.
| SEC. Z. If the person. thus adopted is adopt
ed while minor he may, within one year
after becoming of age, sign, seal and acknOwl-
edge before the Judge of the probate court in
I which the instrument of adoption was filed,
| dissent from such adoption. Such instrument
of dissent shall be recorded in such probate
office; and upon the filing of the same the
adoption shall he void.
CHANGE OF NAME.
! SEC. s. Any person of full age and o: sound
mind, not a married woman, may change his
name by making, signing, sealing and acknowl-
edging before the judge of the probate district
in which such person resides, aud filing in the
| office of such probate judge, an instrument
in the following form:
State of ermont
| District !
Be it remembered that l, A. b. of in the
county of will be hereafter known and
called
In witness whereof hereunto set my hand
and seal this day of "A. d.
ABB L. 81
And such instrument shall if, in the opinion
of the probate judge the same is properly exc
cuted, be recorded in the office in which it is
filed.
SEC. g. fla married man changes his name
and adopts new surname, such change of
name shall atfec, to change the surnames Of
the wife and minor children of such married
person; and such wife and minor children
shall thereafter be known and called by the
same surname as the husband.
SEC. TO- A person filing an instrument of
adoption or change of name in the probate
court shall pay to the Judge of such court for
the benefit of the State the sum of three dollars
hn ind in win f,fJfnn
instrument is filed under the provisions of
section eight, shall cause such instrument to
be published for three weeks successfully in
newspaper published in the county or in an
adjoining county. The expense of such publ
cation shall be borne by the person whose
name is changed 10y such instrument.
SEC IL. Sections six seven, eight, nine,
ten and eleven of chapter nifty six of the
General st ttutes, number twenty two of the
acts of 1863 number thirty-seven of the acts of
1867, number eight of The acts of 1870, and
humber one hundred and thirty two of the
acts of 1873 are hereby repealed
: SEC 10. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved December 10 1890
No. 137.-An act establishing the salaries OF
certain State officers andlboshng the office
of state lpern tendent of agricultural affairs
1t is hereby enacted etc:
SEC. |. the annual salary of the quarter
master general shall be four hundred and fifty
! dollars.
SEC. 3. The annual salary of the superin.
tendent OF the house of correction shall be one
J thousand dollars with rent and subsistence for
! himself and family on the premises of the
1 house OF correction.
SEC. 3. The Office of state superintendent OF
r agricultural affairs is hereby abolished
+ SEC. 4 Number fifteen Of the acts of ISIS :;
G sections FIVE, six and eight of number one hun
1rpI thirtVsiy of the of INA.
: OF number one hundred twenty-five of the acts
5 of 1876, and all acts and parts of acts incon
q sstent with this act are hereby repealed
i SEC 5. This act shall take effect from its
passage
Approved December a. 1880.
=; No. 140,-An act relating to the state library.
- 1t is hereby enacted, etc:
II SEC. l. The state librarian is hereby author.
;. lied to employ first assistant librarian who
, shall serve throughout the year; also a second
y assistant librarian and a messenger during
!, each session Of tue legislature
e SEC. Z. The annual salary of the state
. librarian shall be three hundred and fifty dol
n lars. The pay of the first assistant librarian
) snail not exceed two dollars per day, except
). during the session of the legislatures when he
shall receive three dollars per day; the above
! named salaries to be allowed by the auditor OF
accounts and payable quarterly. The pay Of
the second assistant librarian shall be TWO
u celve the same pay as the other messengers Of
the legislature, and the same shall be entered
, and included in the dcbenture rolls of the
q general assembly.
y SEC. 3. Section two of an act entitled An
T. act relating to the state library" approved
" November %, 1861 hereby repealed.
Il SEC. 4. Section two Of this act shall be 50
- construed that the fist and second assistant
d librarian shall receive no per diem for the day
= commonly known as Sunday.
u Approved December "A, 1880.
, NO l42-An act making provision for the
~ support of government
~ 1t is hereby enacted, etc:
~ SEC. |. A tax Uf twenty cents on the dollar
e is assessed on the list of the polls and ratable
u estate OF the inhabitants of this State for the
IS year one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
't to be paid into the treasury by the first doy Of
" June next in money orders drawn on the
VI treasury by authority of law
~ SEC. :. tax OF seventeen cents on the
dollar is assessed the list of polls and rata
Ill bic estate Of the inhabitants of this State for
the year one thousand eigbt hundred and
u u elghty-one to be paid into the treasury by the
~ first day of June one thousand eight hundred
u, and eighty two in money or orders drawn on
IL the treasury by authority of law
70 &c 3. The sum OF sixty eight thousand
- dollars is hereby appropriated for the financial
W ~ year 1851 and 1881, for the purpose of paying
10 the dcbcntures of the lieutenant governor, the
=, Senate and House of Representatives, and the
y contingent expenses of the general assembly
IL SEC. T. The sum of four hundred thousand
&c dollars Is hereby appropriated for the financial
y year 1881 and 1881, and the sum of three hun
~ dred aud fifty thousand dollars for the financial
~ year 1851 and 1882 for the purpose of paying
u, such demands against the State as may be
- allowed by the auditor Of accounts, and such
l' oruers on the state treasurer rs may be drawn
4, by the county clerks as provided by law.