davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-15
Ia Voz DEL DEBER.

De una cart. fech Ada en- Pouce
81 7 jel corrieute copiamos con yer.
dadera penA estos parrafos
GEL .lorningo s lei sctual ests sbamos
avisados todoA l. 8 voluntarios de Ponce
lara q eiercicio, seg1n 20 costumbre en-
todos los pueblos donde exister indivi.
dues de este benem6rito cn~rpo. SQle-
IRA Y. cr.nrio? Pues soIsmentt 30 W.
lunt4rlos se reunieron. La VOC d1l de-
Der SO perdio POGO menus que en- medic
dc la mas glacial iodiferencis. Debo
ina iir ", para que resa to aun mas
esa censurab displicencia, que va, to.
m iendo este result do, no habiamos fur.
mado una sols vez desde que empaz.rs
la 6poca de- asamb'ess. Tan lam4nta-
be deception, como era natural, no ha
podido m nos que causar un trist ef,c-
to entire todos los que de veras aman eI
,,estigio del institute y "a lnteresan
rnr su buen nomhre. Da vergu M.
uu. esto suceda Gu Ponce, IN una %
b.aci6" qae tiene elementos de sobr.s
para engrosar las desmembradss tilas,
10 mismo On hombres que ca capitales.
Y de todo al psrecer tienen la cuipa
ciertas pequeneces y disensiones que,
en- de posponerse q los altos prop6-
sitos que deben impulsar todo buen
patricia, SO agrandan y hssts so tolera
que 90 fomenten por los que On Ia tribu-
ma an la prensa han jurado guerra a
muerte al digno institute de Volun.
tarios.
Hasta aquf la pluma de nuestro
apreciable comuuicante. En- efecto,
como 6l dice, lamentable, lame ut4-
BILE por todo extreme es que tai SUI
ceda eu una ciudad como Ponce.
Hay alf muchos y muY bueuos pa.
tricios, laten ali coruzJaes que tam
olen saben exaltarse en- los sacros
sentimientos del deber y del ci-
vismo, hay allf, en- fin, hombres de
buena voIuutad Y despejadlslma in
teligencia que en- momento dado sa-
ben probar 10 que v..len = lie que
son capaces. 7 por ESQ nos contun.
dimos y nos asombramos mas y mas.
Porque 81 es verdad que en- Ponce
predomlna en- n1mero el bando con
trario, 81 es cierto que allf preponde-
ra la encarnizada lntransigencia de
nuestros adversarios ino son estes ma
yores motives para que Sc aunen los
nuestros y, juutaudo codo con codO,
formeu como los antiques caltaglne-
ses lnmoble muralIa contra la cual no
puedan la catapulta y ei arlete? PA
r que b n hecho e. valor p1oiico
Y IA a.tlvez ludoinab.e 10 la raz0u y
ia coucleucla? para q quear con
funesta uegigencIA aute Ia contr"ria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-15
NOMBRAMIENTOS.

A propuesta del digno primer je'
fe del hatallou de Voluntarios Id
nero /, y en- atenci6n a las circuns
tancias que en- clos concurren, 9
Excmo Sr. Captain General Sc hs
servido promover al empleo de al
f9reces, destindndolos respectivamen
to a las companies s., A., 81, 2: y
L., a los Sres. D. Antonio Oiozaga,
D. Ricardo Alfonso Baquero, D. An
tonic Gonzalez Sobrino, D. Manuel
Alvarez Vicente y D. j. Aquenza
{ A. Pineda.
Felicitamos por esta senalada dis
tinci6n a los nuevos o6ciales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-15

Ahora bien ; dadas las diferen-
cias qLe con bastardilla hemos Sc
1alado en- ell anterior paralelo, iha-
bra quien ose aun invocar la constl-
tuci6n de: 1876 para atacar una pro-
videncia que, nacida de una necesi"
dad, Sc ajusta perfectamente al dere-
co constituido? Acerca de este pun
to, dice un respeta billsimo juriscon
sulto y comentarista la constitution
del rs omite las cortapisas que i'm
ponfa al Gobierno la de- 50 para ex-
trailar del RENO y deportar d los es-
panoles, concedieLdoles tan solo la fa-
cultad de hacerlo a ESQ kllometros
de su domicilio. Otra cosa, ailade, fue
ra embarazar la accion del gobierno
en- CIRCUMSTANCES crlticas, y, en- este
orden de cosas, el indivlduo, por mas
osado 6 por mas fuerte, vendr1a So
breponerse a la colectividad yllegaria
de este modo la dictadura de la de-
mocracia, que es la peor de las die
taduras, por que en- ella, entronizan-
dose ell despotismo de una voluntad
arbitraria, Sc hace incompatible ell
imperio tranqui!o de la ley con la Sc
rena majestad del derecho de los ciu.
dadanos.
Abolida Ia constitution del 1869
por la de 1876, ea CUE Sc concede a
Ia 0utortdad competente, en- los casos
previstos pr ..:s .eyes, ia facultad de
poder obhg ,os ciuda'lanos q mu
dar de domicliIo, 10 nos esforz4r em. s
en averlguar quIeu sea esa autorldad
;Onapetente, puestn que la diferencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-15

que hemos hecho notsr en- Ia COM
PARAGON de las dos CONSTRUCTORS re-
vela claramente que no es colo IA
autoridad judicial. Restanos solo
averiguar cuales sean esas leyes y
cuales los casos, en- virtud de los que
Sc puede por la autoridad del Gober~
nador General hacer cambiar lie do
micilio q cortas 8 largas- distancias.
Al efecto, no tenemos mas que citar
las leyes XVIII, XIX y Xxx lie To-
dias, mandando guardian la 81 del IT,
tu!o 80, libro 80, sobre encargo, for
ma y manera, de extrsiiar de estos
reiCos a los que perturben la terra
y Sc consideren perJudiciales en- ella
por alg1n concepto.
Ahf esta tambi6n Ia Real Ce lula
de IL de Mario de 1919, soerca de
10 mislno, y la de 28 de Mayo de
1926, reproducida Ell 81 de Mario y
26 le Mayo de 1884, concediendo
os Gobernadores de q tramar ON
n5naodus facultades no solo para de-
portar siLo hasta para suspender ell
cumplimiento de las leyes, Reales Or.
denes y decretos. Ahf esta el artf-
culo IA constitutional, que dice que
ell ejercicio de los derechos consigua-
dos en- ell c61igo fundamental sean sin
perjuicio de los derechos de Ia Ma
ci6n y de los attributes del poder p1-
blico. Y esta, 6nAlmente, el articuIo
SO de la misma Oonstltucl6n que es,
tablece Las provisscitss de UtrasasGv
serdn regidas por Ieyes especiales /; Gu
yo artlculo, mieutras subsista, viene
a declarar vigentes las leyes que nos.
otros acabamos de citar, en- apoyo
de nuestra opinion. puesto que esAs
son las 1nicas que hay acerca del
particular.
Tan clara creemos la question
presente que no insistimos mas en-
ella. No mencionaremos, por tanto,
deportaciones y destierros llevados a
cabo por el Gobierno democratico
de Madrid y por su repfesentaute
aquf, duraute la epoca federal y es.
tando vlgentela, Constitution del
1869, sobre 10 cual nuestros adver.
sarlos de entonces, que son los mis-
mos de ahora, guardaron ell mas pro.
fundo silenclo, para herirnos hoy los
oidos con sus destempladas quejas
contra una medida tan perfectameu.
te en- ammonia con la constitution
que nos rige y con ell derecho cous-
tituido.
Fuera de desear mas estudio en-
10 que Sc escribe, y meuos pasl6
en- cuanto Sc dice y plensa. ESQ de
citar el artfculo dc uua ley, torcleu'
do su natural seutido, y parapetarse
tras el, para herr d mansalva altlsi-
mas lustltuclones y otros sagrados
principles de respe to dig Aos, cosa
es que hacen solameute los que bus
can en- las leyes Ia s.tlsfAcci6n de sus
egolstas miraS, bajo la inspiration
del miserable interes 8 del s6rLldo
egolsmo. Por 10 demas, no intenta-
mos evocar recuerdos sneJos. An
tes blen creemos y esperamos funda-
damente que, por 10 que a esta lsia
Sc re6e1e, no b.. de ser necesaria la
adopcl0A de esas medidas.
g. " @Em
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-15

los Passanante de Italia, los Otero y
DIVA de Espai1a, la dinamita de
Russia y 1ltimameEte ell revolver de
Guiteau en- los Estados- Unidos, que
ha venido q probar que la diab6lica
consigna 10 mismo acecha d las tes-
tas coronadas que a los gorros fri
gios de las repdblicas, en- tanto signi.
6quen poder toda esta serie de crf-
menes atroces que hemos presencia.
do y lamentado nos tienen va de so.
bra habituados q tan desagradables
emociones, y, como los creemos una
consecuencia natural de la implaca-
BILE guerra que libran contra cuanto
de sagrado y permanente hay en- la
sociedad humana la escoria y la hez
de sus dltimas capas, no nos sorpren-
den, nj nos cogen de susie, nj nos
despiertan de ningdn letargo.
Los tiempos anormales que, como
decia desde ell pdlpito de Ia catedral
la voz de un elocuente orador el do.
mingo. trabando cruenta lucha contra
la eterna del Decalago, llaman moral
universal a los grandes errores y d
las monstruosas herejias, irregulari.
dades los frAudes colosales y he
chos consumados q las tremendas
iniquidades, estos t1empos no pue.
den dar de 81 mas que los amargos
frutos que la sociedad deplora y nos
otros execramos con toda ell alma.
lDigno legado del siglo que tuvo por
precursora 4 la guillotina del 90 y Sc
inici6 con la muerte de Pablo I de
Russia, cazado como una 6era en- .!
mismo lecho por los magnstes de su
imperio
Nosotros condenamos, como cato.
licos y como miembros de Ia so.
ciedad que sc agita estupefacta q Ca
da uno de esos saetazos traidoref
que q SUI coraz6n Sc disparan nos.
otros condenamos, 81, ell frustrado re.
gicidio de Inglaterra con Ia misma
energia con que condenamos la ldgu.
bre succession de los que le han prece.
dido, fracasados por fortuna unos,
sangrientos por desgracia otros. 7
al hacerlo, seanos licito reproducir
aquf, como I'm homemade rendido
su conciencia pura, un fragmento de
la protesta con que Ell malogrado Pc.
rez Morris, al dar cuenta de la muer.
te de Garfield, execraba esos hechot
inf4mes ell fatidicamente memorable
20 de setiembre, horas antes dc
que un villano punal asesino le abrie'
ra las misteriosas puertas de Ia eter'
nidad:
Nosotros, profundamente afecta'
dos con la violenta y premature
muerte del presidente Gar6eld, pro
testamos contra ell miserable que
a traici6n lie hlri6, como 10 hicimoI
respecto del Gar, y contra todos los
que hAcen del revolver, la dinami
ia 6 ell pulal alevoso, arma de par
lido, y muy prlncipalmente cuandc
ell asesinato polftico Sc ejerce contra
los jefss supremos de las naciones ci.
vilizadas. Tan infcuo proceder equi
vale al retroceso de "a civilizacion {
Ia harh4ria y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-15
|OIetin Mercantl de PuertO-R Rico.
Martes> Ia de Marco de 1882.
a CT A

Rennidos en- Ia Secretaria del Con.
graso a dia Z de Febrero de 1882 lot
Sres. D. Antonio Soler, Sr. Conde dc
/ Torrepando, D. Juan Posada y Al.
daz D Enrique Ledesma, D. Francisco
Cailamaque, D. Jose Ferreras y D.
Manuel Alcald del Olmo. frmantes
de la carta de pesame por la muerte
del malogrado escritor espallol seilor
Perez Morris, y el senior D. Andres
Mellado, que solo ha suscrito la pro-
posici6n de ley pidiendo una pension
para lasyiuda y huerfanos, manifesto
el senor Alcala del Olmo, autor de la
convocatoria, que habiendose dicho
ensis prensa periodical que algunos
sei1ores habfan 6rmado dicha carta
sin haberla leido, rogaba que retira-
sen la6rma aquel 8 aquellos que 10
tuviesen por convenieLte.
Con este motive mediaron ampliaa
y sinceras explicaciones concurriendo
todos los pareceres en- un solo criterio
que Sc acord6 consignar en- la pre-
sente acta, para anular los esfuerzos
de Ia passion de parciaidad que sc
obstina en- hacer arma de partiio un
aeto inspirado solo en- sentimientos
de humanidad y de patriotismo.
Las declaraciones acordadas SOL
Primera. Al pedir una pension
para Ia viuda J huerfanos del infor-
tunado senior Perez Morris, los fir
nantes de Ia proposition no han in
tentado acto politico en- favor de
pingdn partido. Solo han tenidc
presentes los servicios prestados d Ia
Ratria por Ell distinguido publicista,
Yla terrible alevosfa de que fu@ vic
TINA a manos de la traici6n y que
pore lo tanto, en- analcgas circunstan'
cias, tributarfan igual homemade a Ia
memoria de los que hubieran defen'
dido los intereses y desvelos de Es
pa1a, que son los de Puerto-Rico
Segunda. Que Ia protesta CON
tenida en- la referida carta es sole
contra el crimen, del cual juzgan in
capaces d todos los partidos y hom
bres politicos de la pequeiia Aatilla
sean cualesquiera las relaciones DE-
hostilidad 6 intransigencia que man
tengan- entire ST.
Nj una sofa de las palabras de il
carta citada contiene aggression contra
persona 6,colectividad determinada
es la Reproduction que en- todo pechc
horrado inspira un hscho tan execra,
ble y alevoso.
Y tercera, Al, ,pues, no habien
do en- todoel documento tan Gomez.
tado el mrs leve agravio contra lin
guna agrupaci6n polftica, y sf solc
protesta contra un horrendo atenta
do, formulado con ei lengu%je apa
sienado de Ia ind,gnaci6n, manlieuer
cuanto han suscrlto en- dich. cart,
de pesame y proposition de ley.
q Francisco G CANAMaoUE.-EL Con
.DEDE ToRREPANDo.-kNRIoUE LEDEs
MA.-JUAN DE PosADA ALDAz.-.AN
TONIC ,SoLER.-ANDREs MELLADo.-
JOSE FERRERAs. - MANUEL ALcA11
DEL DINO.
g -..4 -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-15
constitution del 7e.

Ningun espahol po-
dra ser compelido d
mudar de domi i 10
8 residenci i, sino en-
Uirtud de mandate de
Gut0ridGd con,petente
y en- T. 8 cGsOS pTeUis
tOs p0r las leves.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-15

Constitution 'e' 90.
Ningtin esp.1ol po-
dya ser compe i 20
n udar de ;omici 10 8
residencia sinO en- Uiy'-
tud de sentenciG eje'
cuto1iG. ..-.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-13

1t IS hereby enacted etei
SEC. l. The books recommended by the text book
committees Of the several towns 1870 to be used in
the public schools together with text book on phys-
ology and hygiene be elected shall be the author
lied books 10 be used in such schools until November
1885, and the use u public schools Of any other text
books except as books Of reference shall be unlawful
Sac. The text book committees selected in the
several towns at the annual town meetings in 1884,
shall make contracts with the publishers OF the books
now recommended and used in such towns which con-
tracts shall be in writing and which shall fix the price
al which all books on the subjects required by law TO
be taught in the common schools shall be furnished TO
such towns Tor five years from and after November
1854 II the text book committee OF any town cannot
obtain satisfactory prices from such publishers or any
Of them, in that case any such text book committee
shall recommend another list OF books in place of those
only for which satisfactory prices cannot be obtained
and shall then make aeontract herein provided with
the publishers of such other text books
Sac. ,. The several text book committees shall
before November 1854, make suitable arrangements
with one or more persons in such towns who shall keep
upon sale the text books for and such person
shall receive net more than ten per centum ADVANCE
upon such contract price
SIC. 4, The text book committees elected In the
several towns at the annual town meeting in 1884, shall
hold their ONCE for nve years. and vacancy may be
hed at any time as vacancy in the office OF town
SIC 1t is hereby made the duty of the town clerk
OF each town to furnish the superintendent Of edu
cation the names OF the text book committee before the
Sac. g. 1t Is hereby made the duty of the stale
superintendent OF education 10 as far as posi-
BILE the prices at which the various text books are sold
by the publishers, in the various towns and to present
w >" op.hneu 10 ins several text book
committees before the hrst day Of May, 1884.
SIC, T. The text book committee in each town shall
Immediately after such contract is made as provided In
THIS act cause the list OF books contracted for together
with The contract price, to be printed; and copy
thereof TO be given to each family in town and 10 be
posted in the post office other public place and in
each school house in the town.
sEe g. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent here
with are hereby repealed.
SIC O. This aci shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November as, 1854
No. a9An act relating to the study of physiology and
hygiene in the public schools
II Is hereby enacted. etc,
SEC Section SIS, chapter a, OF the revised laws Is
hereby amended to read az follows: One or more
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-13

No, An act to provide for the drill and instnieto,
OF the officers OF the militia
II IS hereby enacted, etc.
SEc. The commander -in-ehief shall require III,
commissioned uiheers OF the militia OF the state
iof instruction and drill, not exceeding two days IL
each year, at such times and places as he may desg
Said officers shall be formed into school Of ins,r,c
uon without regard TO rank and shall be instructed in
such theoretically tactical and practical details of mill
tary duty and discipline as the commander n.ehiei
SEC. Any officer failing to appear a, said meeting
sla DC hned not less than Two dollars and more
than hiteen dollars; but the COMMANDMENT chef NAV
remit such me when in his opinion a sufficient and
proper excuse is give within ten days OF said meeting
SIC. The oncers attending such drill and school
shall receive compensation Tor their services bui
the quarler-master general Is authorized to pay each
oiesr ms actual necessary expenses in the
hef as the mllHia are now paid by law.
sHe 4 This act shall take effect from It's passage.
Approved November 8, 1882.
No. % An act relating to the loanng OF military
arms 10 Grand Army posts
IL IS hereby enacted etc.i
sse The quarter-master general may loan to
Grand Army posts in this such military arms and
as are not otherwise in provided he
rst takes good and sufficient bond to the state for
inc return IN good order OF such property upon demand
OF The proper authorities.
ohe o ms act shall take effect from Its passaae
Approved November y, issa
No. An act in edition to chapter one hundred and
hlty-eigh Of the revised laws relating TO the organ
Il i "a , o. raroad companies after foreclosure.
shSh 34uA VI tnapkeI t5h OF the revised
laws sha be deemed TO authorize the issue OF preferred
as well As common stock In shares OF one hundred dol-
lars each on such terms and conditions as the majority
OF association.
:, SEC 2 When two railroads are eneumbered by a
heh OF ens upon the Two roads, the company owning
either roaa may issue bonds the time and rate OF
interest provided by section 1850 OF the revised laws
ior the purpose OF eStingushng such lien or liens and
compromising disputes, and The same may be secured
by mortgage or mortgages OF both roads by vote OF
the stockholders OF the company owning said roads
4 e. f..rL
aad effects OF every kind OF any company organized un-
der hs act or under the provisions OF chapter ss the
revised laws shall be subject TO taxation under the laws
81 @ state, aud any company taking the bsheht al this
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-13
No: ts,-An act relating to seizures and arrests

II Is hereby enacted, ete,i
SIC 1, The ofteer who makes a seizure Of intoxl-
eating liquor by virtue OF search warrant out INTO hid
hands, OF VINO makes seizure OF liquor without war
rant, or who makes an arrest without a Warrant OF a
person found IN such state OF intoAieaton a. to dis
urh the public domestic peace and tranquility shall
Immediately give notice thereof grand Juror or
city attorney VI the town city 10 which seizure
OF arrest is made or TO the states attorney OF the
county, and such grand juror city attorney o. states
attorney shall attend and behalf oi the stale al
the hearing against the liquor sei4ed OF at he exam
lnaton and disclosure OF the person arrested and
the arresng ofeer and the prosecuting 9th Ct shall Dc
allowed for travel attendance The same ices "a ia
other cases,
sRe- This act shall take effect from is passage
Approved October al, isss.
No 90 AN &C, relating to sales Of liquor BY towns
1t is hereby enacted, etc
SEe, >; Section NV. Of the revised laws is hereby
amended BY adding thereto the following words;
The price 80 hxsd ~ tbs sslsstnsn saall be as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-13

a. amcndmrnf oil scCtIOn l07Y and 10,n
of chapter rs7 OF the revised laws relating dogs
IL is hereby enacted, ete.i
SEC Section 4o7s, chapter Iss of the revised
laws is hereby amended so as TO read follows
The owner or keeper of dog puppy more than
eight weeks old shall Annually before the first
day OF April. cause 1t 10 be registered numbered de
scrbed and licensed for year from said first day OF
April in the office Of the clerk of the town wheTein
said dog kept, and shall cause it to wear around lis
neck a collar distinctly marked with its owners name
and its registered number, and shall pay for such
license one dollar for each male dog puppy and four
dollars for each female dog or puppy, and II pad
aforesaid said Keeper may take such
license on OF before the fifteenth day Of May BY pay
ing as aforesaid the sum of two dollars for each male
and four dollars for each female dog or puppy.
Sea; Section 4o!q Of the revised laws is hereby
amended so as 10 read as followsi
person becoming the owner or keeper Of a dog or
puppy, not duly licensed after the fifteenth day OF May
sections may have such dog or puppy neesseS i" as
aforesaid by paying for such license do lar " the
dog or puppy : male Ard i, 9IT dollars Il the dog
comes owner OF such dog
Received Nov y 1881 and delivered to the secretary
OF state Nov u, 1851, without the signature Of the
governor.
No. Il-An act in amendment of chapter one hundred
and forty-one OF the revised laws in relation high
ways and the liability OF towns.
sac J. Section three thousand one hundred and one
Of the revised laws hereby amended SO as TO read
follows;
be out Of repair unsafe for travel any three citizens
or taxpayers 10 the state may give notice OF such insult
hoiency to one OF the seeomen of the town In which
said highway or bridge is situated by writing duly
signed setting fsrlh in general terms the location Of
such highway or bridge, and the nature of such insult
hciency; and II such town shall neglect for hrty-siN
hours thereafter 10 work upon said highway
bridge, shall afterwards fail to continue such
work in good faith and with reasonable dispatch until
such highway bridge IS put in good and sufficient
repair said citizens taxpayers may file with Of
the road commissioners for the county ia which said
highway or bridge is situated, complaint In writing,
setting forth in general the location OF said high
way bridge ane the OF the nsufhcency
planned Of and stating that they have personally
ined said highway or bridge, which compliant shall be
signed and sworn TO by said COMPLIMENTS and have
attached thereto certificate Of such oath (and said
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-13

II IS hereby enacted, etc;
SEC. l. If person. after having been requested not
to do SO by majority OF the seecmen of the town or
towns liable TO keep highway in repair chains
wheel OF vehicle used on such highway. or uses
soe less than two and one-half feet long and
to stop the revolution Of such wheel and damage results
to the highway by reason of the use of such chain
shoe or brake the selectmen OF such town or towns
may repair the damage caused and recover the ex-
pense OF such repairs with costs of person causing
the damage.
SEC This act shall take effect from its passage
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-13

No. A.-An act in amendment Of section ,s6, OF
the revised laws relat to the form of pro- edurs
IN prosecutions Tor maintaining liquor nuisanees.
1t Is hereby enacted, ete.i
SEc. l. Section 3soS q the revised laws is hereby
amended by inserling the words indictments and
tntoTmatonsN alter the word comp ANTS and beiois
ths word relating in tine hrst line al SAID seeuoa.
Approved November I, 1854.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-13

1t is hereby enacted. etc;
SIC, For the years 1889 and 1888, the highway tax
to be assessed by the seectmen under section 3a Of
the revised laws shall be twenty the dollar OF
the grand list of the town IL be paid in labor and
fifteen the dollar OF the grand list OF the town
If the town vote that the highway be collected in
money.
Approved November 2o 1870