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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-03

No. 45-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTIONS 1857,
1883, $780, 1890 AND 1891 OF THE REVISED LAWS,
RELATING TO LEVY UPON RENTS. (V. S. SECTION
1774 TO SECTION 1880, INCtUSIVE.)
hereby enacted by the General assembly oe State of
Vermont:
SECTION Sections 1887 1885, $780, 1890 and 1891 the
Revised Laws hereby amended read follows
The issues and profits of real leased for life
leased person. his heirs and assigns perpeual, long
the lessee his heirs and assigns perform the render
the rents reserved taken execution by creditor of the
person entitled to receive the
SEC q The officer evyng execution the
profits mentioned in the preceding section shall lodge the
Office of the where by law deed of the real estate Welding
paying such rents and profits required be recorded
certified copy of the execution stating that he directed to
the the issues and profits of the real and es
gnatng such real estate attachment He SHALL within
days thereafter written notice of such levy upon the
possession of the described real estate by delivering the
him personally leaving it at his last and
Sec g. Within fifteen days from the time he receives
tice the possession shall make under
oath such officer therein the time for which he
the right hold such real estate the the
and profits he yields has agreed yield
use thereof whom when and in what the pay
able and the amount if any, then due
SEC After receiving such return the officer sell pub
lie the debtors right title interest collect receive
such rents issues and profits whole part satisfaction of
and the sale made sales of real
rents issues and profits for the least time sufficient satisfy such
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-03

SEC under THIS act shall be bodies
be known under the stated in the
respective certificates articles of incorporation and by such
they shall have and possess the ordinary rights and
incidents of corporations and shall be capable OF taxing holding
and dposng real estate for all OF their
organization The provisions will deed other instrument
which given said library and accepted by said
part the organic and fundamental law of such corporation
The trustees managers directors of such corporation shall
its members and shall not be less than hive nor more than
nine number shall elect the officers of the corporation from
their NUMBER and shall have control and OF Its affairs
and property accept Donations and in their discretion hold
which they gven for all purposes of
SCIENCE literature to the object and
said corporation They fill by election subject to the approval
the Chief Justice for the time being OF the Supreme Court OF
Vermont occurring their number by DEATH inca
pacy retirement otherwise and make lawful bylaws
the of the corporation and of the library which
what there shall be of the corporation
shall prescribe their respective duties They
appoint time time such agents and employees
they deem for the efficient and
conduct the library and other affairs OF the corporation When
trustee director shall be elected to fill
certificate under the seal of the corporation giving the
the elected shall be recorded in the office OF the
County Clerk where the articles of incorporation are recorded
Whenever by the provisions of such will deed other nsru
which endowment created the institution endowed
and public the library and other property
corporation shall be exempt from taxation
trustees managers directors of such corporation shall
the month January each to be made report
the Governor the State for the year ending the 31s day of
December preceding of the condition of the library and of the
funds and other property the corporation showing the assets and
investments of such cor poraon in detail.
Sec This shall take effect from and after its passage
Approved November ~, 1894.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-03

No 3s.-AN ACT TO FACILITATE THE ESTABLISHMENT
OF FREE PUBLIC LIBRARIES IN CITIES, VILLAGES
AND TOWNS OF THIS STATE BY DEVISE OR ENDOW-
NIENT.
It's hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State of
Vermont:
ofore been shall hereafter be devised bequeahed BY will
and testament granted conveyed donated by deed
instrument to trustees be applied them the foundation and
establishment the Cities villages
vded said will other instrument gift for the trustees
any such in order to promote the better establishment
maintenance and of such library be formed
corporation under the provisions of this with the
powers and privileges hereinafter provided.
SEC Such acting trustees make, and acknowledge
before officer authorized to take Acknowledgements
this State and file In the Office of the Secretary State
men in writing, which shall be set forth the of
trustees form corporation under this copy the
other instrument by which endowment of said library has been
vded the adopted for the proposed corporation (Which
city, village in which the library and the principal place
business Of the corporation will be located the number
ayers who be denomnaed trustees directors
the corporation and the of the trustees dec
who constitute the original board of such officers
who shall hold until their respectively elected
qualified as in this act provided.
SEC Upon the filing in his Office of such
said the Secretary Of State shall the ncoporators
his hand and the seal of State certificate of which the aforesaid
shall be part declaring the organization the
perfected The shall thereupon
such certificate to be recorded record book the
pose the office of the County Clerk of the in which
library be located and thereupon
deemed fully organized aud proceed
and by from
under said WILL deed other instrument of the
provided by will otherwise aforesaid
said library hold whatever form it NAV have
been by said such form shall be
changed by the action Of the said corporation.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-03

No. 3G AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF ACT NO. 65 OF THE
ACTS OF 1854, RELATING TO TOWN LIBRARIES.
Has hereby enacted By tie General assembly etMe State Of
Vermont:
That Act No. of the 1884 relating
town libraries, shall be amended read follows
Towns, cities and Incorporated villages appropriate
able buildings and for the foundation Of such library
exceeding three dollars for each the raabe polls
such town. city Incorporated village the preceding year, and
may also appropriate annually for the maintenance and in
thereof such money said town. city Incorporated
village vote at its annual meetings and hold and
manage any devise bequest gift for public library.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November 20, 1894.
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NO. 39-AN ACT TO PROVIDE LIBRARIES WITH CE
TAIN PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

NO. 39-AN ACT TO PROVIDE LIBRARIES WITH GER
TAIN PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
Hereby enacted By tile General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION When has established public library
the provisions of No 49, of the of 1892 said town
annual meeting place such library copy such
documents and volumes heretofore received by said for
its town clerks office, shall and also copy of such
cep Vermont reports documents provided
law to be kept the clerks office shall gnae the
such books continue the town. but their
enjoyed by the library till said shall otherwise
Sec g. The State librarian directed to deliver
public library that shall voted by its the
books owned above by the town. such duplicate documents
volumes published provided by the State the ud
the of the State library be delivered without
udce to the State library Said books to be delivered
pcaon stating what books have already been received from the
and the property said books remain the State but
their be the public library which they shall be deli
their return to the State library
SEC s. When public library exists town and not tab
shed under the provisions of said act No 3d. of 1892 said
any annual meeting by wothird make the prov
ons named in secton of this respect by the library
OF books therein named owned by the town. and OF such
vote the provisions Of section of this shall apply to such
library the as if organized under said No. 3d. of
1892.
shall each supply library in the city which
lives with two copies of the annual reports M pne of his
village city; and shall also send the State library for its
two copies Of the Said copies shall be delivered by the
clerk within two weeks after receipt of such printed by
him. And officers making such
say for him to complywth the provisions of this section
Sec The first three sections Of this act shall apply cities
as well as towns
Approved November ~, 1894.
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No 37.-AN ACT TO PROMOTE THE ESTABLISHMENT
OF FREE PUBLIC LIBRARIES

No 37.-AN ACT TO PROMOTE THE ESTABLISHMENT
OF FREE PUBLIC LIBRARIES.
HishereDy enacted By the General assembly Of tile State Of
Vermont:
SECTION L. The Governor shall appoint five persons residents
OF the State who shall board Of library
Of said board shall be appointed for the term five for
year and thereafter the office of the shall
be i've years. All vacancies on said board whether occurring by
expiration OF term otherwise shall be filled by the Governor
SEC The librarian free public library may
ask said board for advice in regard the selection of books the
administration of the library and give
such advice in regard to said matters shall find practicable
The board shall make report dongs benna the
raj assembly.
Sec Said board shall expend the application Of the
board OF library trustees town having free public library
owned and controlled by the town. exceeding hun
dd dollars for books for such entitled to the benefit of
this such books shall be used by said for the purpose
of establishing free public library and said commissioners shall
select and purchase all books SO provided
SEC. A. No town shall be entitled the benefits of this act
until such has elected board library and
library commissioners under this and until such have
provided manner to the state board for the
this act The of number three of the acts of 1892 shall
ton and to said trustees when elected.
SEC Any town which has voted to instruct it's library rus
tees to make application to the state board of library commits
under this shall annually appropriate the
of its free public library not less than fifty dollars if
than dollars its grand list than ten thousand
dollars and less than twenty-five hundred dollars
less than fifteen dollars its grand list less than twenty-five
hundred dollars.
No member of the state board Of library commissioners
shall compensation but the board expend
exceeding three hundred dollars annually necessary e
the discharge of its duties including
transportation of books and all lawfully expended said
board under the provisions of this act shall be paid from the
treasury.
SEC Whenever shall accepted conditions
by the State
certify to the State Auditor and he shall draw upon
the Treasurer payable said for hundred dollars
be expended the purchase books provided in this
Sec The state board of library commissioners shall have
the make such rules for their government
the Of the libraries which be furnished by the State
they expedien and inconsistent with the laws
this State
SEC This act shall take effect from its passage and shall be
subject to future legislation to alter amend repeal
Approved November 6, 1894.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-03

No. 42.-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION ONE OF
ACT NUMBER 67 OF THE LAWS OF 1888.
IS hereby enacted by The General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION 1. Section of the laws of 1888, g. hereby
amended to read as follows
No personal property shall be exempt from
cution in suit brought payment for the purchase price
thereof or for material or labor expended the
SEC q This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved October a. 1894
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-03

No. 44.-AN ACT RELATING TO THE SERVICE AMI.
RETURN OF PROCESS, AND TO AMEND SECTION
10, OF ACT NO. 2S, OF THE ACTS OF 1892. ". S.
AS PROPOSED, SEC 1o3O)
It hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont.
SECTION l. Section TO- of No. 49, of the of 1892 hereby
amended to read as follows:
Section TO- The defendant shall his appearance therein
be entered with the clerk before the expiration
two days from the date of such writ
Sec r. When than defendant is or
mentioned Section eight @ Number
1892 and thereof made of such defendants
made of the writ provided Section nine W said
service thereof not made defendant by
his absence from the State the clerk certified COPY
of such writ to be by him made reurnabe within
days from the date of such and the
like the original writ and with the effect
This shall take effect the of January
A. D. 1895
Approved November a. 1894
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-03

No 43.-4AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION SIX OF NUMBER
SEVENTY ONE, LAWS OF 1882, ENTITLED IAN ACT
CONCERNING ASSOCIATIONS AND JOINT STOCK
COMPANIES,' AND SECTIONS ONE AND TWO or
NUMBER FORTY-SIX, LAWS OF 1884, ENTITLED IAN
ACT PROVIDING FOR SERVICE OF PROCESS ON FOR
EIGN INSURANCE, EXPRESS, TELEGRAPH AND TEL
EPHONE COMPANIES' ". s., AS PROPOSED SECS.
4o43 TO 4045)
1t as hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the Sae Of
Vermont:
SECTION l. Section six of No II Of the Laws 1882
ton OF No 46 of the Laws of 1884, amended
as follows:
No foreign insurance. express shipping telegraph tee
phone company foreign under other
engaged like business whether said company corporation
with the Secretary State stipulation containing
OF the corporation and the place where chartered
copartnehp the firm and the residences the
and that legal affecting such
served said Secretary of State shall have the
served personally said corporation within this
State and such stipulation shall revoked modified
resident of this State has against spu
shall be sufficient and copy of such stipulation certified
Secretary OF State and his certificate that has been
on him shall be sufficient evidence thereof.
Sec 2Section No 49, Laws 1884, amended so as
read as follows:
Process against affecting such foreign corporation
copartnershp be served the Secretary of
duplicate which shall be
the Secretary of State by mail prepaid the corporation
pany coarnership at its home office, whom
desgnate and there shall be paid the Secretary of State by the
officer at the time of such service the of dollar.
Approved November ~, 1894
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ony and mdemeano shall be served executed resident
of the United States after twelve o'clock at night Saturday until
twelve O'Clock at night the following Sundays and
tempted service thereof shall be void.
Approved November 1, 1894
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-01-03

NO. 4o.--AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION ONE, NUMBER
SIXTY-SIX, LAWS OF 1883, ENTITLED CAN ACT
AMENDING SECTION EIGHT HUNDRED AND
TWENTY OF THE REVISED LAWS, RELATING TO
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE" AS AMENDED BY
SECTION ONE, NUMBER THIRTY SEVEN, LAWS
OF 1892. (v. s.. SECTIONS NINE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY EIGHT TO NINE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
AS PROPOSED.)
shereby enacted By tile General assembly Of the State of
Vermont:
SECTION Section of number &c. 1885, amended
by section number 81 Laws of 1892 is amended
follows:
Each justice before entering upon his duties shall deposit with
the clerk of the county copy of his official OATH which
taken at time after receiving his commission signed by him
SELF with certificate of the magistrate administering the
shall his commission to the The return of
such commission, the failure qualify for sixty
date of the same shall be deemed resignation by Justice
and the governor commission suitable person fill
justice wfuy negects to make such deposit with
the county clerk return his commission to the governor for
sixty days from date thereof he be fined than
hundred dollars and the county shall have sole jurisdiction
of such oene The clerk of each shall the
rotary of State and town clerks of respective his
county the of all justices who qualify aforesaid The
county clerk shall certify to the election of such justice his
authority discharge the duties of his Office until
certificate received by him.
SEC g. This shall take effect from its passage.
Approved Nov II, 1894.
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NO. 41.-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION EIGHT
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY OF REVISED LAWS RE-
LATINO TO SERVICE OF PROCESS
1t IS herby enacted by tie General assembly Of tie State Of
Vermont:
SECTION No warrants warrants for
pretending principal favor of ball. treason fe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-10
EL DIRECTORIO AuTONOMISTA
TOCANDO Ell VIOLON

Profu1ldo desencanto ha causado a la
inmensa mayoria de los que militamos en-
el partido Autonomista, los acuerdos to-
madOs pOr mayor1a de votos, en- la reunion
celebrada recientemente por ell Directorio
de nuestro Partldo en- Yauco, negando su
concurso a las reformas de Maura desc
chando las atinadlsimas observaciones de
Munoz Rivera que, con verdadero espfritu
practice, sehalo la convenience de saIir de
la situacion anormal y ridicula Dor Que
atraviesa la colectividad.
A la verdad que no atinamos q COM
prender que prOp0sitos lleva ell Directorio.
como no sean los de llegar q La disoluci0n
del partido, por que mantenernos perpe-
tuamente en- la oposici6n, no puede condu-
cirnos q otIo fin.
Los enminentes repIbIicos cubanos
Giberga, MOntoro, Fernandez de Castro v
Otros muchos, han hecho francas declara
clones de benevolencia hacia las reformas
de Maura, va que por ell mOmento no po-
dian hacer otra cosa; y nosotros a. para pO-
co waller nj siquiera tenemos representa-
cion en- el COngreso, nos revestimos de qui-
jOtescO Orgullo, como ST tuviesemOs poder
para imponer nuestra voluntad
Pacientes hemos esperado la obra de
nuestrOs iovenes Directories, contando con
que su fogosidad y energfa los emplearfan
principalmente en- cOnducir al Partido ha-
cia 81 lnico extreme que puede salvarlo,
perO nuestrO desencanto ha sido grande al
yer sus desaciertos, olyidando lastimosa-
mente que no puede haber ningin partido
potente " robusto, sin abrigarla la esperanto
de llegar al pOder. Las actuales irfluen-
cias autonomistas son tantas y gozan de
tai consideration en- ell gObierno, que nj si-
quiera pueden brindar sus correligiona-
rios un destino de sepulturero!
Los senores del Dlrectorlo son acaso
tan mioPes que no opssFyaa que N edifcio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-10
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General Secretarfa. Ne
gociado s. Don Ramon Abella Fernan-
dez ha sido nombrado Vice-consul de Es-
pafia en- Nueva Orleans Sc ha hecho car
godel Consulate por encontrarse ausente,
en- uso de ieencia, elsenor Consul don Nj
canor Lopez Chacon
Junta de Obras del Puerto de esta Ca
pital. El balance de Gaia en- el mes de Di-
ciembre dltimo arroja una existencia de 30
mil 852 pesos O5 centayos.
Banco Espahol de Puerto Rico ST.
tuaci6n del mismo en- la tarde de 22 de Di-
ciembre pr6ximo pasado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-10

se deshace en- sns manos? d compren-
den que Ii paciencia Sc agota, que 81 entu-
siasno esta abatido que eI retraimiento
prolongado, que en- hora funesta Sc acordo,
significa ir derecho al suicidio?
Sola una esperanza queda: que la pro-
xima Asamblea que debe celebrarse en-
Aguadilla, sepa cortar por 10 sanoy hacer
10 que debe hacerse.
Tn outonons9sto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-10
OTRA VEz La QUESTION MoNETARIA
LOS GIROS POR LAS NUBES
Ell coMERc1o TRATA DE DEFENDERsE

DlJlmos aver que faya en- 10 escanda-.
loso los tipos siempre con tendencia q alza,
que van alcanzando de dia en- dia en- este
pals los cambios sobre Europa y los Esta-
dos Unidos Y aun asi esos tipos pueden
uamarSe5 nominales, pueS, q. nosotros sepa-
mos, nj aun ell Banco gira sobre el exterior.
Aver una casa banquera compraba pc
SOS mejlcanos en- esta forma:
Giros sobre Espafa por plata nacional
As por ciento por grandes cantidades y SO
por ciento sohre las de menor cuant1a.
Sobre New Yor-68 por OIO. -.
Sobre Paris IS por OIO.
Libras esterlinas pesos 8.25. ....
Excusamos decir que esta situaci0n es
angustiosa para los que tienen que situar
fondos en- elSexterior con ell fin de atender
d pagOs, o enviar socOrrOs a personals que
viven de 10 que reciben de Puerto Rico. No
hay mercanc1a que resista semejante re-
cargo. Y no hay sueldos Iii rentas que mer
mados de esa manera puedan sufrir las con-
secuencias de un agio tan espantosO. Sa-
bemos de muchas casas Gle cOmerciO ue
no han podido cubrir ell los ultimos vapo-
res compromises en- Espafa pOr esa razon;
de otras que estan dispuestas no hacer
pedidos mientras tan angustiOsa situaci0n
no mejore.
de iremos aparar mientras el Y, bier 10 de
Madrid Sc cruZa de brazOs y NADIA hace por
librarnos de tan dificil estado de cosa
Desde aver SIC habla con insstencia de
que ell comercio de esta CAPITAL trata de
reunirse en- estos dias-qu;za mafiana 8
pasado,-con objeto de tonar acuerdos de-
cisivos que pongan sus intereses ii salvo de
la bancarrota. Hablase for1nalmente de
establecer ell patron orc para las transac-
clones en- general, y de no recibir los pesos
mejicanos mas del tipo que alcancen ell
los mercados reguladores los dias Ell que Sc
veridquen las cOmpras y los pagOs.
El gObiernO no puede Ell justicia obli-
gar nadie que Sc arruine SO pretexto de
que esta estudiando (hace diez Y seis aflos),
un asunto que va deber1a estar resuelto de
un modo Il ;0tro, sin haber llegado los ex-
tremos presentes
Ell conflicto que tai resolution ha de
crear, 81 llegare plantearse, ha de ser fa-
tai para los que viven del Estado, de ese
Estado que no sc preocupa POGO nj mucho
de la desesperante situacion que nos af1i-
ge; pero como evitar el NAL ? Sc ha he
cho cuanto es humanamente possible por-
que en- Madrid Sc dicten disposiciOnes ten
tentes dar I'm corte este conficto. Pc
TO ALI NADIA Sc hace; no Sc preocupan por
nosotros; les .importa POGO que todos nos
lleve la trampa.
Que hacer ? Dios 10 dira Deiar que
Ell NAL agrave es impossible. va Sc ha di-
cho antes de ahora que los grandes males
son los que necesitan mas rapidos en6r-
gicos remedies.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-10
ii INIT AN ii.

Sc cede por modico precio con bue-
nos aparadores 81 acreditado local que ocu-
po LA VILLA DE BILBAO Cruz Mum TO-
Dirigirse Hernaiz v Compahia. IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-10

Nuestro amigo don Lorenzo Roses,
acc mpahado de los selores ingenieros, ha
salido para Lares con objeto de comenzar
los estudios del trazado del ferrocarril pro-
yectstUo entire Arecibo y Lares. Asf, pue-
de tenerpor hecho la realization del enlace
de esos dos pueblos por una via ferrea que
tanta inportancia dara ambos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-10
MULLENHOFF Y KORBER.

Aver, segdn datos ofciales, asistieron
los medicOs titulares de esta Capital, cinco
enfermos de yiruelas en- los g. y 10 dis
tritos, tres en- ell So y 49 en- Ell hospitali]lo
de Santa Rosa; de estos dltimos hay 30 en-
convalecencia.. .'.-
Cuando venga usted la Capital, 81
quiere corner sabroso, acuda al restaurant
La Catalana," San Francisco Sc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-10
&. MELONY COMP. Surtido gene

mercanc1as, hierro galvanizado, camas de
hierro, colchones metalicos, platos deporce-
lana y vajillas muy baratas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-10
NOTICIAS GENERATES

Circula 81 rumor por esta Capital de
que en- breve principiaran los trabajos del
fuerte que, al derribarse las murallas, ha
de construirse en- ell lugar denominado 'SEl
Olimpo, en- Santurce. ST la noticia result
tare cierta, quiere decir que tambien prin-
murallas, siempre que nuestro eterno sis
tema de expedienteos no necesite cuaren-
ta cincuenta afos mas para estudiar tan
interesante asunto.