Litchfield enquirer., 1837-07-13
LOWa Of COmmectlcSEte pVaGFD MAY SESSION, 1857.

charre of any Ja shall be approbated by the Coun' ty Court of the county to which he belongs n ne same manner as deputy sherffs required by law to be SEC. 3. The County Courts of the several coun- ties in this State, shall have power to limit and TX the amount of annual compensation winch shall DO re- ceved by the Jaiers in their respective eounties 10 prescribe and determine the kind and amount ot ser vices to be performed by such Jaers for the county in the government support, management care anu employment of prisoners; require bonds to be gwen by the deputy Jaiers, with approved surely 10 me ac ceptance of the County Court, to the Treasurer o' such county, for the faithful performance o' all ms e ties to the county and that he will justly account 'or and deliver and pay over pursuant to any rule or or der ofsuch court, all property of the county ~ni'" shall at any time be in his hands or poSsession :r SEC. 3. The County Court in any county may, u they see fit, determine and require that all prsoneIs shall after trial and conviction be set to worK, accoG ing to ihsr strength amd "o ny n aGI i # theV desire it, may be provided with employment and materlals TOT work, may require the deputy Jaller to s1pernteno the conduct and labor of the prisoners and may pre- scribe rules for the management ot such Jail' and TOT the susenance government, and employment ot the prisoners and said Court may also appoint and em- power one or more not ing se ,h S ,bs on agement of the Jail and the government and employ ment of the prisoners confined thereln be faithfully kept and observed, and may fix the compensation to be received by such inspectors and III case any prisoner, who shall have been at work m pr'so' SnSh trial be found not guilty, his nett earnns snal De allowed and paid to him for his own use and oensn,, q. Inspectors to visit the Jail often and al sic ss as the County Court shall prescribe. and at seaS ocf in every month, to see that the bylaws rae regain tons, and directions ct the County Se9 oe tatehEtN observed to examine and lnauare into te of the Jail the government and eeier rlen' al the prisoners. to examine the expenditures and areounes 9t the Jales and to ss ss Sfs> S,a Ts s,sSs, = may also make rnlss and SsgHs ''s s'S SniiSx so Gaw tho orders and snss sa sn SSItlI SaStfss but snASeet aN As aRnGlis,a sT salf [aurs~
 K kefisr deEs 0s the Cnsv Cours aEt 9l stief hfsaaGuE ~S UT speesOrss the major part of tnan slal ps9vtua anu pE0caEe ss1fra5e haods and WeI Reedfh NaoNthits s the pgsCnerss and hor te reiief ot any ssCa or "saR prisoners also such oO implements anu ufassffais as shall be dreeted and shall De proper r supa0ylns and keeping prisoners at wors, which san ud pIlu for of the earnings of the prisoners 1T ts same pc sufficient and not the same shall be paid out of the county treasury and said deputy Jaor shall act as the agent of he county as to the saIes anu receipts for or on of such Jail, subject 10 the orders and rules of said County Court and Inspectors and his accounts shall be accurately and systematl- eally kept and open at all times to inspection by the County Court or by the Inspector or and to be kept in such manner as they shall prescribe.
 SEC. 6. It shall be the duty of the Judges ot the County Court who shall have introduced work into Se %a6s ,Ss s SEc T. No Sprituous liquors shall be furnished or sold to- allowed to be drunk by any person confined within the walls of any prison n tns state hv a m SEc g. This act shall take effect from and after the day of the passage thereof. v x,y..
 STILLMAN K. WIGHrMAN, Speaker of the House of Representanves.
 EBESEzER sroDDARD, DDsAaRlD, President of the Senate |>pp'''''' ''''' ''i HENRY W. EDWARDS. An Act in addition to and in explanation of an Act, entitled an Act for the Assessment of Taxes Be tt enacted by hhe Senate and House of Representa- fices in Genera! Assembly conrened That whenever any person shall claim any drawback upon his or her lst account of indebtedness any person or per within this State, such sums so claimed and prov cd to be due, shall be taken from his or her list at the rate ot three per cent per annu any law or usage to the contrary notwithstanding.
 Prouided, That so much of said deduction as is made from the list of the personal property of any per son. shall be made at the rate of six per cent per an- num- Speaker of Se Hsuss d
 EBENEzER sTopDAsD. ,sD., President of the Senate 'pp'''''' 'O''' ''''' HENRY FEN w. EDWARDS.
 An Act repeating an Act therein mentioned.
 Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tres in General Assembly conpened That the Act en- titled an Act in addition to Act, entitled Act for the regulation of School Societies and for the sup port of Schools passed May session, lS36 be and the same hereby is repealed.
 Provided, That all proceedings heretofore commen- ced under the law aforesaid may be completed pur' suant thereto.
 Sr1LLMAN K. WIGHTMAN,
 Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
 EBEyEzER sroDDARD President of the Senate
 HENRY W. EDWARDS. An Act in addition to an Act entitled an Act for the
 regulation of Civil Actions"
 Be enacted by tte Senate and House 9f Representa- tues n General Assembly conUened That Tn all ca of the levy of an execution on lands, tenements or real estate, where the town in which such ands ten eents or req! estate are situated, is party to such execution and in which case the parties, or either of neQleCt praisers, the officer making the levy, may apply to any Justice of the Peace in the next adjoining town, wno may by law judge between the parties, in civil praisers the case may requre and the levy of said execution shall be proceeded with in all other respects according to the provisions of the Statute to which thls IS an addition
 STTLLMAN K. WIGErMAN,
 .,- Speaker of the House of Representatives.
 EBEEEzER sTop1ARD. DAE President of the Senate.
 HENRY W. EDWARDS. An Act declaring valid the doings ofa Town Meeting
 therein named.
 Whereas the town of Ashford hath heretofore de- sgnated and determined other places than the Sign p9sts m sad town, at which notifications of Town Meetings in said town should be set up, and Whereas % mere Tesan Smlsson to set uR five days before the annual Town Meeting of said Town in October 1886, nounca1on ot said Meeting at one of the places so designated and determined, but notification of said meetng was m all other respects given according to Be t enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tres sn General Assembly concerned That none of the doings of said Town Meeting of October lS36 either n n the appointment of town officers the granting of Taxes. the transaction of other business, shall he deemed invalid by of the omission aforesaid such dongs, if in other respects regular and con tormable to law, are hereby declared to be valid
 STILMAN K. WIGHTMAN,
 Speaker of the House of Representatives.
 AuproysS ss sTSppssp President ofthe Senate
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