Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-20
House Bill No. G7l-cuAprEE XVIII.


 Be it enacted by the Senate and House Representa- tives in General Assembly convened:
 Section l. The court of probate before which pro ceedings in insolvency may bo pending, may at any time before the appointment of trustee on the estate of an nsovent debtor, issue warrant directed to any proper officer, commanding and authorizing i'm tO take possession of the estate of such debtor and hold tho subject to the order said court or deliver it to tho legally appointed trustee on such esato and in any portion of such estate pershable in nature, and cannot be preserved until disappointment of trustee on such estae, such officer, after taking such possession may forthwith sell tho for cash under the direction of the court and account for the proceeds thereof to such trustee and tho expense Of such warrant and tho officers charges shall be part of tho costs and charges of tho settlement of said tate.
 Approve. July 8, 1874.
 House Bill Mo- 45l-cHApTER xxx An Act in addition to An Act relating to Salaries and
 Fees"
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tives in General Assembly convened:
 Section l. The fees of parties in civil proceeding which may be taxed in bills of cost, for decrees shall be the same allowed by law for petitions. Sec. g. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent here wth are hereby repealed
 Approved July8, 1874,
 House Bills Nos 40 and 2lOl-cHArrER xxx. An net in addition to an Act concerning Crimes and
 Punishments
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tives in General Assembly convened:
 That whoever shall wilfuy and maliciously injure any railing fence erected for public enclos- ing any public space park any walk or crossing gutter, or statue monument chair other seat, or any lamp or lamp post, constructed being in any highway, public space park, shall pay fine not less than ten than fifty dollars, be imprisoned not less than ten more than thirty days both Approved, July 8, 1874.
 CHAPTER xxXL
 An Act in addition to act entitled "An Act. con-
 corning Education" Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tves in General Assembly convened;
 That in the several reform schools of this state equal privileges shall be granted to cergymen of all Telig- ous denominations to mpart religious instruction tO the inmates thereof and that every opportunity be ing to their respective denODinatiOns such religious and moral instruction said clergymen may desire, and the trustees of said institutions shall prescribe such reasonable times and places, not inconsistent with tho proper management of said institution when and where such instruction may be given, and such n strctio shall be open to all who may choose to attend. Approved, July 25. 1874 House Bill No. 1SSl-cHAPTER xxxu. An Act protecting Fish in Mill river, Samp Mortar
 stream and it's tributaries, and Far Mill river. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tives in General Assembly convened:
 Section l. That any person who, after the first day of August A. D. 1S7A and prior to tho first day of An gust A. D. 1877, shall be guilty of catching taking from Mill river, or Samp Mortar stream, so called or any of it's tributaries in Fairneld FastOn nImrne cr Trumbull any fish known trout, or Salmon, either by hook, spear net, seine, or in any other nafner shall be punished by a ne of fifty dollars or hv im. prisonment in the common jail for thirty days or by a3lAA IcoNTINUED ON FOURTH FACE. a '1f