Litchfield enquirer., 1860-08-09

l ptSScd May session, A. U. looo; also the act
 passed May session, 1859, and approved June 14th,
 1859, entitled 'An act in alteration of an act en- titled all act in addition to and in alteration of l an act concerning Education, passed May session.
 1856, and all other acts and parts of acts incon-
 sistent herewith be, and the same are hereby re-
 pealed.
 Sec. 4. This act shall take effect from the day
 of it's passage but shall affect suit now pending
 Approved, June 9, 1860.
 | CHAPTER LXIy.
 l An act relating to InsoIvent Debtors.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House or hePfe ! sentatives in General Assembly convened | Sec I That whenever any property shall be at-
 ta, he'd bv virtue of any writ ot attachment; and l whcnever any property shall be levied upon by
 virtue of any writ of execution, and the same shall be recepted for to the officer serving such writ of attachment or execution or whenever a bond shall be substituted for said property so at tached or levied upon ; and whenever. before said attachment lien, or the lien created by the levy of any writ of execution shall become a preferred and permanent lien on said property so attached or levied upon the defendant or defendants in any such writ of attachment execution shall go into insolvency, either voluntarily or by having proceedings commenced against him them, to put him or them into insolvency all'of said prop erty attached and levied upon shall in all cases, be delivered to the trustee trustees in nsolven cy 7; and said attachments and levies shall, in nc case, be dissolved, until said property attached or levied upon, or the full value of the same, shall have been delivered to the said trustee or trustees of said insolvcnt defendant deiend- ants and the trustee trustees of any insolv ents estate shall cause to be delivered to him them, all such estate as has been attached orlcv- Jed upon, belonging to said insolvent debtor debtors, and upon which the lien created by such attachments and lcvics has not become preferred and it shall be the duty.o such trustee or trus- tees to demand and receive, from the officer serv ing any such writ of attachment or cXccuton all such property SO attached or levied upon, then in the hands of such officer, or which has been re- ceipted for, and the receipts for the same and said trustee or trustees shall have the same right to for in the name of such officer, and may re- cover the value of such property from any person leceipting the same, in the same manner 6. said officer might do in his own right.
 Sec. 2. This act shall take effect on the day of it's passage, and all acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
 Approved, June 8, 1860.
 CHAPTER Lxy. An act in addition to and in alteration of act
 entitled An act authorizing the establishment
 of Savings and Building Associations.'' Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
 scntatlves in General Assembly convened:
 Sec. l. That no association formed in accord- l ance with the provisions of this act shall from and after the first day of January, 1862 receive from my person or persons any deposit or deposits of money whatever.
 See. ?. Any savings and building association whose officers or directors shall knowingly yio- late. or permit to be violated, the provisions of this act shall forfeit and pay to the treasurer of this state a sum not less than one hundred dol lars for each and every violation thereof It shall be the duty of the attorney for the state. in each of the several counties of the state, to prosecute every violation of this act, in their respective l tipSa and reSiIinr i'm this Stntn I may prosecute any such violation i'll his own | name ne-half of which forfeiture shall be for the use of the state, and the other half for the 1 prosecutor.
 Sec ?. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
 Approved, June 23, 1SG0.
 CHAPTER LXvI. An act in addition to " An act concerning Con-
 munities and Corporations Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rer..-
 sentatives in General Assembly convened:
 Sec. l. It shall be lawful for all owners of lines of Telegraph, which have been already construct ei in whole or in part along and upon highways in this State to keep and maintain the same in their present positions said highways and to repair renew and reconstruct the same from time l to time, within the limits of the same highways l in any way which may conduce to the safety and | efficiency thereof, and without changing substan taly the present courses of such lines prouided | houerer. and it is hereby enacted that if any poes constituting part of any such line shall be- at any time an annoyance to the public in the use of any such highway, CT to any individual in the use of his property, such poles may be removed by or der of the superior court within and for the coul- ty in which such poles shall be. upon complaint by the attorney for the statc within and for said county, or upon complaint by the party aggricv ed, after such reasonable notice said court shall order to the owner or owners of such line, and after due hcarinp Snid noiOt and SaiI court may make all proper and necessary orders in relation to the removal of said poles, and for enforcing the removal thereof Prouided f4rther, l that nothing in this act contained shall authorize the cutting, mutilating or injuring any fruit, shade or Orname ntal tree, without the consent of the owner of such tree and fhrther prordsd, that the said lines shall be deemed personal property, and shall be subject to taxation such, in the | several towns in which the several portions of | said lines shall be situated and further prouided, that nothing in this act contained shall prevent the owner or owners of land along which said line or lines may be constructed from constructing, | repairing buildings and fences, and grading and their grounds. And tt IS further prorid cd, that the warden and burgesses of any borough, and the mayor and common council of any city, | may (upon giving reasonable notice to said com pany) compel them to furnish such poles of the | style ana hnlsh as the said borough and city au- thority may determine within their limits
 Sec. 7. The superior court within and for the | county where the cause of action shall arise shall have power, at any time, upon the application o the owller or owners of such line, of any party aggreced, and after due notice to the adverse par ty or parties of such intended application. to ap point three disintercstcd appraisers, who shall thereupon make an equitable appraisal in writ- 1 ing, of all damages which may be dne to any per son or persons, by reason of anything which may have been done under authority of the ti,st sec tion of this act, and said written appraisal, when approved by the court, shall be recorded by the clerk and thereupon the sum specified therein ! shall be paid immediately by the owner or own | CTS of such line to the party parties entitled to the same or if the court shall see cause so to or der, shall be paid immediately into the hands of the clerk, to be delivered by him, on demand, to said party parties The fees of each of said ap praisers shall be tive dollars per day, for his time spent in making said appraisal, together with his expenses; which fees, together with the lawful 1 fees for the court and clerk shall be paid by the owner or owners of said line. Any judge of the | superior court may make such order as he may deem reasonable, relative to the notice which shall be given to the adverse party, of such an intended application.
 Sec. 3. Ii any such person shall be at any time sation. and shall not see fit to waive. merely nominal his right thereto, it shall be his duty to demand such compensation by leaving at some telegraph office connected with said line, writ ten notice demanding such compensation and whenever such demand shall have been made by any .y person entitled to such compensation then if
 t parties cannot agree. it shall be the duty of
 cat;o ~"ne! or owners of such line to make appli-