Litchfield enquirer., 1859-08-04

 completed in the same manner as though this act Lad not been passed
 SEC 3. This act to take effect from and after the day of its passage.
 Approved. June 22d, 1s5s.
 An Act in alteration of An Act In addition to an act to prevent injuries and the destruction of life upon railroads and by railroad trains.''
 Be enacted by te Senate aud Huss of Representatives m General Assembly, conrened: That the third sec tinn of an act entitled An Act in addition to an act to prevent injuries and the destruction of life upon railroads and by railroad trains." approved July l, 1856, be, and is hereby amended by adding tc the end Of said section the following provision to wit And any railroad company refusing or neglect ing to comply with such regulations made by said commissioners shall forfeit and pay to the treasury of this state twenty-five dollars for each and every day of such neglect refusal.
 Approved, June 22d 1859.
 An act for the Protection of the Commerce of the
 Harbpr of Stonington. Be enaced by The Srnae and House of Representatives. tn General Assembly, conuened:
 SEC. l. There shali be appointed by the Governor, harbor master for the harbor of Stanin ston who shall hold his office for three years and until anoth CT be appointed.
 SEC. 2. The provisions of an act entitled "An Act for the Protection of the] Commerce and Naviga- ton of the Harbor of New Haven," passed this ses- sion in the General Assembly. he. and the same are hereby extended and made applicable to the harbor of Stonington
 Approved, June 22d 1859
 CHAPTER IL
 An Act providing the number of Jurymen for the
 town of Morris. Be enacted by the Se,ate and House of Repe satafives in General Assembly conuenea That the town of Nor rs incorporated by an act of this General Assembly be entitled to select in the manner prescribed in the ' Act for the Regulation of Civil Actions" and for the purposes therein mentioned. the number of five jurymen and that the justices of the peace elected by the town of Litchfeld residing within the limits of the new town of Morris, shall be deemed to be- and have the same power to act, as fully though they had been elected by the new town of Morris. Approved, June 22d, lS59
 An Act in addition to " An Act relating to Courts Be enacted bg the Ssnats and House o Representatives ID GeasraI Assembly conuened:
 SEC. l. No Judge of Probate in this state shall directly or indirectly, act counsel in respect to any claim before commissioners of any insolvent or assigned estate in which he, as such judge, shall have appointed such commissioners. or whose report may come before him for action.
 SEC 2 If any judge of probate shall violate the preceding section, he shall be disqualified to further act Tn the settlement of such etate and such acting by the judge of probate as aforesaid shall be good and sufficient for appeal from the dnings of sao coinmssloners by any person interested in such estate. SEC. 8 If any judge shall be disqualified as men, tioned in the last preceding section, the judge of probate of an adjoining district shall act in his stes Approved, June 22d, 1859.
 CHAPTER Lrrr
 Be enacted by the Senate anl Houss ef RsprssAaa HUes in General Assembly conrened:
 An Act entitled An Act in alteration of An Act for
 the Preservation of Game.
 SEc. l. That every person who shall between the first day of February and the fifteenth day of Sep tenber, in any year, kill destroy have in possess sion, sell or expose for sle any of tn t species If game called woodcock. or who shall take or destroy the nests or eggs of the same; and every person who, between the frst day of February and the fif- teenth day of September in any year, shall kill or destroy have in possession, sel expose for sale any of that species of game called pleasants part ridge or quails, or who shall take or destroy the nests or eggs of the same shall forfeit for every woodcock, pheasant, partridge quail and for every nest or the eggs thereof 80 taken destroyed the sum of one dollar to any person who shall prosecute therefor, in an action upon this statute.
 SEC Z Every person who shall shoot at, or kill, any of the birds mentioned in the preceding sectOn or any other bird, except crows, pigeons, marine birds, water fowls, and birds known birds of prey or shaii take or destroy the nests eggs f the upon lands not owned occupied by himself, and without license from the or occupant thereof. at any time between the first day of February and the fifteenth day of September in any year. shall for
 
 sot exceeding five dollars, in addition to the actual damages sustained, to be recovered by such owner or occupant in an action of trespass.
 SEC. g. No person shall, by means of hedges. traps or snares, eatch kill destroy any of that species game called pheass nts cartridges or quail upon land belonging to any other person, without the consent of the owner or owners thereof; and every person so offending shall be punished by fine not exceeding five dollars.
 SEC 4 Every person who shall be guilty of n vio- laton of the provisions of this act may be punished by fine not exceeding five dollars or by mprison- ment in common jail not exceeding ten days or by such fine and imprisonment both at the discretion of the court having cognizance of the offence. SEC 5. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
 Approved, June a l, l8o9.
 CHAPTER nv.
 An Act in addition to An Act rel lting to certain State Officers and to the Treasury Department. Be enacted 6y e Sendts and House of Representatives n General Assembly, convened:
 DEC IL shaii bs lthe] duty of the attorneys for ths state, m and for the several counties in this state, to make examination of the several hills If cost arising from the board of prisoners in tie ia;ls of the several counties after conviction. at each term of the superior court and certify u the T. and certificate of said bills of cost arising as afore. said said attorney shall severally receive the sum ofve dollars and the superior court shall tax the same which shall be in lieu 0f all other fees thereon okc. The clerks of the superior courts in the several counties in this state, shall draw their orders upon tne treasurer of this state for the amount of sao several bas of costs taxed as aforesaid for the board of prisoners after conviction, and pay the same 10 the persons entitled thereto fur which said service said clerks shall severally receive the like sum ot tve dollars, and which shal be in lieu of all commissions thereon, .'- -s.'' .'- r F - = SEC '. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. :. Approved, Jnne 23d. lS50
 CHAPTER lv
 An Act In addition to :. An Act Concerning Niuca.
 tion." Be enacted by ke Senats asd Hosss ef Reuressnfa. in General Assembly coapsAed: SEc. l. That in all cases where any school district in this state has heretofore chosen two or more sons as committee and any of the meetings of sasd district have been warned by only ona of sai onrn