Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14

| either of them are under the control ofparcnts CT guardians before. he is certified of tho con, sent of the parents or guardians
 SEC. 6. Ifany Judge, Justice of the Peace, ordained Minister, or regulorly licensed Cler- l g, man, shall join any persons in marriage, 1 ttilhout having first received certificate as provided for in the next preceding section, he sall forfeit and pay the sum of one hundred 1 dollars. a @ l3
 SEc.7. I: shali be the duty of the person who shall join any person in marriage, to en- dolse upon said certificate the fact, tune and l place of such marriage with his signature thereto, and 10 return the same with hls en dorsement thereon to the Registrar of the town in which the same was issued, during the first week of the calendar month nexl succeeding such marriage, and upon neglect thereof, he shall forfeit and pay tie gum of ter dollars. q e@a 8 SEc 8. All certificates and records re1nir- ed by this Act, or by the Act to which this is an addition. shall be deemed and taken as sufficient prima facia evidence of the facts therein contained. at f4 SEC. 9. All fines and penalties which shall accrue from any violation of ihe provisions Of this Act to which this is an addition, shall be for the use of the town within which the of. fence is committed, and ii shall be the duty oc the Registrar of such town, and he is hereby empowered to sue for and prosecute the same before any appropriate tribunal. SEC. 10. Sections one, four and five of Chap ter l, Of Title vii. of the Revised Statutes be- ing An Act concerning Domestic Rela,ions, and such parts of the Act to which this is an addition as are inconsistent with this Act are hereby repealed. s, m | SEc II. This let shall take effect on and after the first day of January 1885.
 Approved, July 1, 1854. CHAPTER Lxxx. An Act relating 10 Salaries and Fees.
 Be enacted 6ytse Senate aud House of Rep. ressntatiues. in General Assembly concerned
 SEC. 1. That the fee hereafter 10 be taxed and allowed by law to Justices of the Peace upon the trial of any one civil cause by them so tried shall be one dollar ;-and upon the trlnl of any criminal cause fifty cents.
 SEC. 9. That all acts and parts of acts in- c ,nsistent herewith, be and the same are here by repealed.
 SEe 3. That this ac, shalt take effect from it's passage. as.83 M G.
 Approved Juae 30, 1854.
 .s.., ...... CHAPTER LXXx1. As.sSE
 An Act relating 10 Salaries and Fees.
 Be # enacted by the SeRate aud House cf Representatives tn General Assembly cOnvened
 SEC. 1. That tho fees of all Jurors attend. ing the Superior and County Courts, shall be one dollar and fifty cents per day.
 SEC. 3. That each eianCing Juror shall bc allowed a travel fee of six cents per mile, tv he computed from his place of residence to the place of holding the Court which he may be required to attend, and from thence 10 his place of residence. which travel fee shall be allowed for every week of his attendance as such Juror.
 Approved June IS, 1854.
 CHAPTER Lxxxlt.
 An Act in addition to An Act relating to
 Salaries and Fees"
 Be t enacted by fhe Senate and House of Rep. resentatices, tn General Assembly convsneds
 SEc. 1. Each Notary Public on being com. missioned shall pay fee of fifty cents to the Executive Secretary; and each Commissioner Of Deeds shall, on being commissioned, pay fee of two dollars to the Executive Secretary.
 SRc. 3. This Act shall take effect from and after it's passage.
 Approved June 2, 1854. '"
 CHAPTER LxxxHIf,
 An Act to confirm the doings of School Soci ely and School District Cierks. Be tt enacted by the Senate and House of Rep- resentatires, tD General Assembly conrened. .Sec 1. That in all cases when the Clerk of any oss~ni SUcIery--~-.la Cl.,k or sa, School District Tn .Lis Siates ms V ~"y neglected 10 take fhs oath pres.ribed by law before entering upon his duties as such Clerk and when inc record in all other respects is valid and correct, such record and all lhe pro. ceedings of such society or district, shall not for any such cause be ndJudged voc, but such record and the proceedings of such eociety or district shall be adjudged valid anc legal, as if such clerk had been previously sworn oc- cording to law. Prorided, .hat no suit or ac ton now pending, shali in any manner Le al. fecied by the provisions of this Act.
 SEc. 2. This Act shall take effect from and after the day of is passage. s54[ at Approved, Juno 30, 1854.
 cHHrrRR Lxxxiv. ,a.l. An Act in relation 10 meetings of School So. cieties and Districts.
 Be l enacted by Ike Senais and House cf Rep reseniaii0es in General Assembly convsMed
 All School Societies and School Districts may hold their respective meetings, in such public halls, school houses or other public places, (within the limits of such societies and districts respectively as may he designated for the purpose in the warnings of such meet iDgs respectively. | Approved June 30. 1854.
 CHAPTER Lxxxy. @ f,tt An Act confirming certain Taxes and Assess
 rnenis heretofore laid, for the payment ol
 dcb.s of School Districts. BsE 3a
 Be t enacted by the Senats and House ef Re. presentations im General Assembly conVsned
 That all taxes heretofore laid by any Schoo District formed from two or more districts, fol the purpose of paying inc debts of such dis ,ricis Of of either of them and all assessment made by the Committee of any such Schoo District upon the parents, guardians, or mas ;ers of children who have attended the Com