Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-13
Public Acts Of the State oS Cor.
 nectICut.

Public Acts Of tho State of con- 1 nectIcut- 1 rAssEu MAY GENERAL ASSEM- l BLY, 1874. Published by Authority.l 1 Senate Bill Ne. ? l-CHArrER
 An Act Amending An addition Act con- CtrnlnS the Domestic ReIatInIis y
 lie It enacted by tie Senate House ,f EcTEeseI- | tatiVes Ill GeIirTal Assembly convened:
 Section l. That section "f Act ill addition 10 all act concefninS the Domestic licati@s, approy cal July 2ith, 1oGs be- and te is hereby repeal
 Sec. 6 That there shall be taxed monthiy in each year, Gy the couptruller l.LiIc accounts suIa not [" exceed three dollars Der week. tine board. cit ing and other necrssAry eN,ss of each girl ted to the Clnlecticat Industrial Sco. Girls and tiIe Superintendent sal his bili therefor and present 1t to thu Comptroller, wu, upon finding ti- sanie to be correct and just, shall allow sanie, and ii shall be laid treasury.
 Sec 3 rs act sla take effect from the day Of it's 1 passage.
 1 Approved, June 3, 1874. 1 lHouse Bill No. 5t-cHAprER IL
 An act Validating the dOnss Of Ecclesastca Socie- ! ties.
 De it enacted by the Senate House of Representa- tiyes iii General Assembly convened: Section l. That meetings Of any ecclesiastical cietes heretofore held upon the warming cleIk thereof alone, sha if otherwise duly held be legal.
 Sec 2 This act shall take effect from and after it's passage, and shall not affect any suit now pendg Approved, June 5, 1874. House Bill No. l0l-cHAPTER H. All act Ill audl'ioh 10 an Act concerning Crimes and Punshmemts.
 Be it enacted by the Senate House of Represeus tlves ill General Assembly convened: IT any magistrate any officer agent all, pub lie community, sha with intent to prejudice it. ap- propriae its property to the use Of any person, mako upon its books any false entry, any or der upon it's treasury, present aid in procuring to be allowed any fraudulent claim against such com muny, he shall pay fine of not less than fifty dol than hundred dollars he inn prisoned not less than sixty days, and not exceeding one year, or both.
 Approved. June ,, 1874. House Bill No. 17l-cHArrEn w. An Act ill addition to An Act for the Regulation of Civil Actions.
 Be enacted by the and House of Representa- tives in General Assembly convened; Section l. That when any officer shall have levied an execution upon property exceeding in value the sum of one hundred dollars he sha in addition notice required by law advertise the sale of property in newspaper published in the town tor if there be newspaper published in the then in the county if there be such countyl where such sale IS to take place. not exceeding three times con- menclng at least week the time of and the expense such advertisement sbaI he added to and form part of the officers fees and charges on such execution Provided that the provisions of tSs act shall not apply to the sale of live stock persha l, of the general statutes.
 Approved, June 24, 1874.
 House Bill No Isl-cHAPrEnv An Act in addition to sAn Act the Regulation of
 Civil Actions
 Be enacted by the Senate House of Representa
 tives in General Assembly convened:
 Section l. That when any sheriff deputy sheriff shall have commenced the service of process with in his precinots, he may complete the same without his precincts.
 Sec. 2. That chapter XLvIII of the public acts of eighteen hundred and seyenty-three, is hereby re- pealed.
 Approved, June 5, 1874.
 House Bill No sI-cHAPrrR v1 An Act in addition to 'An Act for the Regulation Of
 Proceedings in Equity" Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tives in General Assembly convened:
 When any temporary injunction shall be granted to restrain sale tax warrant, the injunction order may direct the evying officer to adjourn the sale ill scribe and if such direction be given, such officer nevertheless adjourn the sale from time to time, while the injunction remains in force and while such shall be adjourned the lien created by levy shall Approved, June F, 1874.
 lHousc Bill No. S5l-cHAPrER vn
 An Act in addition to an act Relating to Lens, Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- lives in General Assembly convened:
 Section l. Every vessel, in tho construction re- pairs of which, of it's appurtenances any shall have claim for materials furnished services rendered exceeding the sum of twenty dollars, shall be subject to the payment of such cam and the said claim shall be lien on such vessel and appurtenances and shall take precedence of any other lien en- cumbrance (except lien for mariners wagesl, which such services or the furnishing of such materials subject to apportionment provided hereinafter and said vessel shall be liable to be held by process Of att tachment, and be forecOsed by such person iii simi lar manner as If held by mortgage.
 Sec 2. The debt for services materials afore- said shall not remain lien such vessel for longer period than ten days after the person performing such services furnishing such materials has ceased to do. unless he shall lodge with the town clerk of the town where such vessel has been constructed re- paired aforesaid, certificate in writing describing the kind of vessel the amount claimed lien there on the place in the town where the services mate rias have been rendered, the date of tho commence ment of the claim, tho of the vessel if the known, and the name of the owner owners agent
 the same is known, the same being first subscribed, which certificate shall be recorded by the town clerk in book to be kept by him for that purpose and unless such person shall also leave duplicate copy of such certificate with the owner of said vessel his agent if either of them are known to have residence in this state.
 Sec. 3. The form of the certificate required by the provisions of this act may be substantially follows to wit: ITO all persons whom It may concern This commenced to render services Furnish materials) for the construction repars) of vessel designated be) and that claim lien thereon under the proyis ions of the statute for the sum of dollars count of such services rendered (materals furnished Said vessel situated at escribe place in townl in the town of when such services were rendered (materials furnished), The nane of the vessel is
 The owners lagentsl name is Dated at
 A. D., Is A. B."
 Sec 4. No lien shall attach to any vessel or its ap- pnrtenances in favor of any under the provs ions of this act for greater amount in the whole than the price agreed to be paid for such vessel it's pairs by the his agent and when there shall be several lienOrs, and the amount of their united claims shall exceed the price stipulated to be paid as aforesaid, the claimants other than the original tractor shall be entitled to be first paid in ful if the amount stipulated to be paid is sufficient for that purpose but if the same bo deficient for that purpose the said sum so stipulated to be paid shall be appOr toned among the claimants other than the original contractor who shall have complied with the proyis- ions of this aet in proportion to the amount of the debts due them, respectively; and the court having jurisdiction thereof application of any person terested direct the manner in which such claims shall be paid but in determening the amount to which any lien liens shall attach upon vessel the owr- of the same shall be allowed whatever payments he shall have made good faith to the original contrac- tor before he or his agent receives notice of such lien or liens.
 See 5 Whenever any Hen is released or satisfied. the same may be removed from the records of the town when the ssmc has been filed in accordance with the provisions of section of the act to which this is in addition. The fees of the town clerk for recording the certificate required by the provisions of this act shall be twenty ive-cents.
 Approved, June 12, 1874.
 Senate Bill No. ll-cHApTEH v1n An Act in addition to An Act relative to Courts of
 Probate"
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tives in General Assembly convened:
 Section l. That when any person of full age shall be aggrieved by order, denial decree of court of probate in the settlement of the estate deceas ed person insolvent debtor and such agreved did not have notice to be present. and was not present when such order denial decree issued the executor administrator trustee of such estate cause written notice of such order denial de- to be given to the who may be aggrieyed who shall. within thirty days thereafter and not afterwards appeal therefrom to the next perior court, in the county where such court of probate Is holden.
 Approved, June F, 1874.
 (House Bill No. 30l-cHAPrER TX. An Act in of an Act relating to fisheries it enacted by the Senate and House Represents
 lives in General Assembly convened:
 That the provisions of chapter eishtyeight of the public acts of the May session. lS6S being an act en- titled an act in addition act for encouraging and regulating fisheries" shall not apply Masha- day of June 1874, and that 1t shall be to fish in said pond after that day. Approved, June l., 1874.