Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-16

corporation. made within sixty days of the fling of any complaint prescribed in section one, article fouT part two chapter two title seventeen of the gen. eral statutes and all levies of execution upon the tate Of said corporation not completed within the pe Tiod aforesaid except such levies made in pur suance of attachments which are not herein invald2 ted shall upon the granting of the prayer of said paint and the appointment of receivers of said eorpO ration, be and become dissolved.
 SEC. 6. Any judge of the supreme corrt of errors may exercise all the powers of the superior court in cluded in the preceding sections whenever the supe civil term the orders and doings of said judge in the premises shall be recorded with the records of said superior court
 Approved July 2Sd, 1875.
 House Bill No. 124l
 CHAP. CT, An Act in addition to and in alteration of an Act rea ting to the Court of Common Pleas and She District Court.
 Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
 tives in General Assembly convened;
 SEc l. That section eleven of chapter twO title four on page of the revision of 1ss of the public acts be amended by striking out after the word ''Canaan in the sixth line of said section, all the rest of said section, and adding ia lieu thereof. the following words; "but all causes shall be brought and return able to and put upon the docket at the places where they are to be tried and the court and clerk fees and costs in such causes shall be taxable where tried if
 
 but any plaintiff residing in either Cornwall North Canaan Salisbury shall have the right to have his cause brought and tried at either Winchester New Milford. And any cause in such court may, by agree ment of the parties thereto order of the court be tried at either cf the places designated for holding said court; and all causes, when not otherwise provd ed in this section shah be tried at such places as the court shall order"
 Also that section seventeen of said chapter on 39,) be amended by adding in the first line of said section. after the words "commOn pleas," the words land district court"
 kbafr oi< oR 39 be amended by adding in the fourth line after the words 'hed by him, ," the words GOT skal be unable also by adding in the ninth line, after the first word of."
 Also that section twenty ef said chapter ton page30 be amended by striking out in the fifth line all after the word 'heldn and by adding the words 'the sur rounding towns bringing and trying ther causes there in proportion to their assessment lists last perfected and shall draw orders each of said towns in favor Of the clerk of said court for the expenses which said towns are liable to pay. which shall pay the orders drawn on them to said clerk, who shan pay the amounts received by hn on such orders to the per. sons entitled thereto.
 Also that section two of chapter four title nineteen (on page 413 of civil actions, be amended by adding to the fifth line, after the word ''causes," the words 'and all other causes of law wherein ts matter in de- ceed one thousand dO"srs."
 Also that section one chapter seventeen title nine- teen, part three, lon page 46 be amended by adding after the words "cOmmon pleas" in the eighth line, the words ''district court" acts ana parts or ects 1cons1sSens herewith gre hereby repealed.
 Approved July 2sd, 1875. rsenate Bill No 6o.l CHAP. GIT.
 An act relating to the Capital Stock of Fire Insurance Be enacted by the Senate and House of tives in General Assembly convened:
 SEc. l. Every fire insurance company incorporated by this state, not organized and doing business before transacting any business sha have not less than one hundred thousand dolals of it's capital stock paid in cash, and shall receive from the insurance commissioner . certificate showing that 1t has piled with the provisions of this sct and authorizing it to issue policies and transact business. SEC 2, This act shaD take effect from it's passage. Approved July g, 1875. House Bill No. SI.l CHAP,
 An Act in alteration of the General Statutes relating to Education.
 Be enacted by the Senate and House of Represents tiVes in General Assembly convened: SEC. l. There shall be in every town board of school visitors composed of three, s or nine mem- ded into three equal classes; the first class to hold office until the next annual town meeting the second class. until the second annual town meeting following and the third class, until the third town meeting fol- lowing and until others elected in their places; provided, h0cev that where said board is composed
 into easses and shs be elected @ for T three ysSrs should any vacancy occur, the remaining members of the board may fill 1t until the next annual town meet ing, when all vacancies shall be filled.
 SEC 2. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed. Approved July 23d, 1875. House Blu No 1901 CHAP. CIV.
 An Act in Relation to the sale of intoxicating Lauors Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
 tives in General Assembly convened:
 SEC. 1. That the county commissioners of the sev- eral counties in this state shall pay the several towns in the several counties the first of each month. all moneys received for censes from SEC. 2 All acts and parts of acts inconsistent here with are hereby repealed.
 Approved July 3, 1875.
 IHouse Bill No. I'll
 CHAPTER Cy.
 An Act in addition to an act for the preservation of Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
 tives in General Assembly convened:
 SEC. l. No person shall take or Kill any woodcock, ruffied grouse commonly called partridge plnna- ted grouse, commonly called prairie chicken except in the months of October. November and December. nor any quail excepting from and after the twentieth of October to and including the months of November and December.
 transportation or transport any wOOdc0ck pinnated grouse, rufied grouse excepting in the months of cepting in the months of October November and De- cember.
 SEC. 3. Every rson who shah violate the provision of the preceding sections shall be punished by fine not exceeding twenty five dollars, by imprisonment in common jail. for term not exceeding thirty days or by such fine and imprisonment both:
 SEC. f. All parts of the act to which this is adi- tion and which are incon sstent herewith hereby repealed.
 SEC 5. This act shall take effect from and after its Approved July 2Oth, 1875.
 Proposed Amendment to the Constitution relating to Senatorial Districts.
 ResOlrsd bs the House ar Representatives. That the following be proposed as amendment to the consti- ed m the manner provided by the constitution, shall to all intents and purposes become a part thereof, vix.s
 SEC. l. From and after the Wednesday after the first Monday of January, 1SI9 the senate shah Do eom posed of not less than thirtyhve and not more than fortyve members. who shall be elected at the elect ors meetings held on the Tuesday after the first Mon dayin November.
 sac 2 The General Assembly which shan be held the Wednesday after the first Monday ot January, lSTs shall divide the into senatorial dissricts ss hereinafter provided. The number of such dlStrets shall not be less than thirty five nor more than fortyhve and each district shall elect only tor; the districts shall always be composed of eontg uos territory. and in forming them regard shah be had population in the several districts that the same may be as nearly equal as possible under the limitations of this amendment; neither the whole part of county shall be olned the whole part be divided unless for the purpose of forming more than one district wholly within auch town, and no eral Assembly held in January, 1878, shall have no power to divide the state into districts herein pro- Uded, except by adopting such plan of division shall be agreed by majority of commission which shall be elected by the General Assembly held in Jan uary, 1877, Such commission shall consist of sixteen members two from each county: they shall be elect cd by ballot in joint convention of the two hOuses and no member of such convention shall vote for more than eight members. Such commission shall meet for the purposes of their appointment at some time and place to be designated Ly the governor and shall report to the next General Assembly before the eighth day of it's session. Any vacancies at any si0ns of said commission shall be filled by those mem Ders who were elected the same ballot that which contained the names of the absent members. If . majority of such commission do not agree upon any plan of division the existing apport0nment shall con. nue until Ehe year after the completion Of the next census of the United States,
 The districts when established herein provided, shall continue the same until the session Of the GeBer- al Assembly next after the completion of the sus of the United States, which General Assembly shall have power to alter the same, if found necessary to preserve proper equality of population in each district but only in accordance with the principles above reeited and in accordance with the report of mission to be elected heFenb.fOre provided after which said dstTictS shall not be altered, the num- Der of senators altered except st any session of the General Assembly next after the completion of cen. of the United Ststes and then only according to the principles sbove described.
 6Ec 3. The senators from those districts having even numbers, elected the TuesdaJ after the nrs