Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07
Public statute Laws,

An Act in addition to an act relative to Incorporated
Banks.
SEc l. Be it enacted By de Senate and House of Rep
resentatUes IN General assembly OOnuened That when
ever from the School Fund from its General Funds
the State shall have subscribed and own stock 70 the
amount OF five thousand dollars in any of the BanksOl
this State, the State shall be entitled 70 one Director
therein, and whenever the stock held by the State
in any Bank shall amount to twenty thousand dollars
the State shall be entitled to two Directors therein
which Directors shall be annually appointed by the
Sec. 2. That during such time as the State shall
hold stock belonging to the School Fund in any Bank
the Commissioner Of said Fund shall have access to
the books and statements of said Bank, and shall have
right to examine the same for the purpose of deter
mining whether to withdraw the stock belonging Ia
the State therein, and when any stock owned by the
State in such Bank shall belong to the Civil List funds
Of the State the Treasurer of the State shall have the
same right to examine the books and statements Of
such Bank for the purposes aforesaid.
CHAUNcEY F. CLEVELAND,
tt Speaker OF the House of Representatives
EBENEzER SToDDARD, President Of the Senate
HENRY w. EDWARDS,
An Act in addition to an Act entitled an Act author
izlng the Governor to appoint Secretary and No
Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
SONS Of all Notanes Public now in force expire on the
twentieth day of June thousand eight hundred and
thirty and that all Notanes Public hereafter APP
ROteO Snau De IOf the term OF four years from tine
date OF their commissions and no longer; any law to
the contrary notwithstanding. -seg
CHAUNcEY F. CLEVELAND
r ! Speaker of the House of Representatives
rs gr EBENEzER SToDDARD President Of the Senate
p+ HENRY w. EDWARDS.
At General Assembly of the State of Connecticut
holden at NewEaven, in said State, on the first We'd
nesday OF May, in the year Of Lord one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-six:
ResotUed by the House Of Representatives., That the
following be proposed an amendment to the Consti-
tuition Of this State, which, when approved and adop-
ted in the manner provided by said Constitution, shall
to all intents and purposes, become part thereof viz
The Judges of the Supreme Court and of the Supe-
nor Court, shall hold their Offices for term Of time not
exceeding five years; but may be removed by i'm
parchment; and the Governor shall also remove them
on the address of twothrds of the members of each
House Of the General Assembly.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court and of the Supe-
nor Court who shall be in Office at the time of the
doption OF this amendment to the Constitution, shall
continue in the same, until the session of the General
Assembly next after said amendment shall be adopted
Resolved That the foregoing proposed amend.
ment" to the Constitution Of this State be and the
same is hereby continued to the next session of the
General Assembly, to be held at Hartford on the first
Wednesday of May, 1882, and that the said propos-
ed amendment be published with the laws passed at
the present session. aHas $500 sa-ss
81. - Ss. WILLIAM p. BURIAL. l,,g,.s.