Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-23

Sec. 45oI. Such moneys shall be
available to towns as follows:
When town, at its annual meeting
or at a special meeting duly warned,
votes to raise money in excess of the
amount required by law to be raised
for highways, to take advantage of the
provisions of this section, and the town
clerk of such town notifies the state high
way commissioner of such action, giving
the amount OF money so voted, on or be-
fore the first day of April in any year,
said commissioner shall apportion to
such town from such moneys a sum equal
to the amount SO voted by the town,
provided that the amount so voted in
any case is not less than one hundred
dollars and provided that not more than
one thousand dollars shall be apportioned
to any one town in any one year. If
there are Incorporated villages in a
town, and the town when it votes to
take advantage of the provisions of this
section, votes to apportion the money
to be apportioned by said commissioner
between the villages and the town, it
may be apportioned on the same basis
as the town highway tax is apportioned,
but the amount apportioned to the in
corporated villages i'll any town shall
not exceed fifty per cent of the fund
available for that town. The funds so
apportioned by said commissioner shall
be available until the purposes for
which said appointments are made are
carried out, provided such purposes are
carried out within five years from the
date of such appointments
Sec. 90. Payment of claims under the
provisions of section 6422 of the General
Laws for damage done by deer shall be
made from money received by the state
treasurer under the provisions of title
SO of the General Laws.
Sec. 100. Any appropriation made by
the legislature of 1919 otherwise than
is provided for by this act, for the same
purpose and intent and for the same
amount as an appropriation made by this
act, shall not be construed as being
available, and the appropriation made
herein for such purpose shall be the only
appropriation available provided, how
ever, that in case the appropriation made
otherwise than by this act is in excess
of the appropriation provided for by
greater and lesser shall be available, in
addition to the sum provided herein.
Sec. IoI. The state treasurer is here
of the state sum not to exceed five
million dollars for the purposes of de-
fraying the expenses of government and
paying such appropriations as may be
herein made.
Sec. Io2. In case any of the fore
going appropriations should be made
quate or insufficient to support any Of
said institutions or departments or to
meet any of the aforesaid expenditures
during either of said fiscal years for
which such appropriations are made, the
auditor of accounts, with the approval Of
the board of control, is hereby author
lied and empowered to draw his orders
to any Of such appropriations as shall
be necessary to support any of such in
stitutions or departments or to meet
any of the aforesaid expenditures dur
ing either or both of such fiscal years,
provided, however, that the aggregate of
such orders shall not exceed the sum of
one hundred thousand dollars in either
of such fiscal years. To carry out the
provisions of this section the sum of
one hundred thousand dollars is here
by appropriated for each of such fiscal
years. but the provisions of this section
shall apply only to those sections that
are the subject of appropriations under
Class A.
Sec. 1903. Sections &c, 8s, 80, co. 81,
"a, 90, 81, 90, 90, 100 and 1903 of this act
shall take effect from their passage and
the remaining sections of this act shall
take effect July I, 1919.
Approved April 9, 1919.