Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-08

Hay Sessiua, 1870.
BE e enacted 5y the Senate and House Of
Representatives IL General Assemble conUened.
That the act entitled /" An Act ia addition to
an act entitled 'An Act for the settlement Of
estates, testate, intestate and insOlvent," pass
ed May session, 1898. be. andthe same ishere-i
by repealed. a
ApprOved-May slst, 1850.
ing the dOings Of Assessors and Boards Of Relief in
certain cases. st y s
+ BE IL enacted BIZ tke Senate and House of
Representatives, IN General assembly conuened,
That in all cases in which the assessors IN
any Of the towns IN this state have neglected
or omitted to sign or return an abstract Of the
assessment lists Of their respective towns, by
them made, and to lodge the same in the
town clerks Office, Of said towns, by the first
day Of December, 1899; and in all cases in
which the said assessors have neglected or o.
mitted to il out lists at three fold the rate per
cent. or amount Of the same, as by law res
quired; and In all cases in which said asses
sOrs, or the members Ofthe board of relief, ia
said towns, have neglected or omitted to take
the oath prescribed by law such assessment
list shall not, for such causes, be considered
or adjudged void; hut all taxes which have
according to such assessment lists, may, not
withstanding, be levied and collected Pr0ri-
died.. That no suit or action, now depending,
shall be in any manner affected by The provs-
ions Of this act.
Approyed--June Cd, 1880. "
An Act in addition and alteration Of an Act entitled
"Au Act for the assessment and collection of Tax
es."
Sec. I. BE IL enacted By the Senate and
House Of Representatives In General assembly
convened, That the cashiers of the several
banks, and the secretaries or clerks Of the sew
eral Insurance. companies established in this
state, the stock of which is liable to be taxed,
shall annually, on the first Of October, 10 each
year, or within ten days thereafter, make out,
under oath, and deliver to the comptroller of
public accounts. an accurate list Of all persons
who were, on the frst day Of October. or any
part Of said day. stockholders Of their respec-
tive companies, residing within this State, to-
gether with the number and value Of the share
or shares, then belonging 10 each of the said
nom resident stockholders.
Sec. Q. That the said cashiers, and secre-
taries. or clerks, shall annually, on or before
the twentieth day of October, 10 each year,
pay, or cause to be paid, TO the treasurer Of
this state, for the use Of the state, a sum e.
quail to one third OfOne per cent. ofrhe value
Of all the stock of their respective institutions,
owned or held on the said FIRST day Of Octo-
Der, or ON any part of said day, by persons re-
siding without this state, and each institution
aforesaid shall have lien upon the stock Of
each nonresident stockhOlder. for the reini-
burselnent Of said sum, go required to be paid
as aforesaid; and II any such cashier. secre-
tary or clerk shall neglect or refuse to comply
0vSN hhn pSnsfS nf xnst Nhn.
time therein required, he shall forfeit and pay
to the treasurer Of this state, for the use Of
the state, one hundred dollars, 10 be- recover.
ed in the name ofthe Treasurer by action on
this statute. a 5,.n
Sec. 8. That so much of an act for the as.
sessment of taxes as provides for the ASSESS
ment and payment oftaxes upon the stock in
any bank or Insurance. COMPANY In this state,
owned by persons residing without this state,
be, aud the same is hereby repealed.
Approyed--June 4th, 1880. ~ t..t.
An Act in addition to an entitled "An Act concern.
ing the corporation Of Yale College,"
Whereas. by an agreement with the corpo.
ration Of Yale College, made ia thu year
1899. the six senior assistants were 10 be
trustees or fellows ofsaid corporation, and
by II further agreement made in the year
A0S IL ,tAp utA ScutOF eGUdeVrSs tUoteAQ OIL HalO
assistants, were to be trustees or fellows of
said corporation, as aforesaid and where
as by reason of the change in the mode Of
electing senators, prescribed in the late a.
naendment of the constitution, there NAV
not be the required number Of senior sena-
tors Mt one time In ths senate, according to
the long established method Of determining
. the seniority Of assistants and senators
Therefore
E BE IL enacted by the Senate and House or
Representatives. in General Assemblr conuened.
That for the purposes of fulfilling said agrees
meat accordingt to the original meaning and in
tentiOn Of the parties thereto, the seniority Of
the senators, from and after the passing Of this
act, shall be ascertained and determined as
follows. viz Such senator's as shall have
been previously members Of the senate, shall
be considered senior senator's, for the purpose
aforesaid. and shall be arranged in the order
of their official seniority, as previously ascer
tanned; and those senators who, for the irst
time, are or shall be elected senators. shall
take their seniority, for said purpose, by lot,
to be ascel tanned by the senate Propiaed
hoscsver. That this act shall not be In force
after the FIRST Wednesday ia Nav, l8sl
unless the corporation Of Yale College shall
previously thereto give its assent to this ACT. |
and transmit the evidence of such assent to the
secretary 0fthis state. to be by him recorded. |
Approximately slst, 1880.
An Actin addition to the Act ;ncorporat;Dg ,ha f,.
g hartford. New Haven, New London, Nerwich