Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-02

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 ssss s ss F .bs ss s @ in the hands ofthe insurance issionef aer fhl payments have been made in full as herein provided shall be disposed of in such manner said court shaE order and direct. And said court may make all Orer and decrees necessary and proper in reference to tha assets and the allowance and satisfacton of clanI against such company, and in any ether matter reaa ing to its affairs and business: this state general or special the insurance commis sioner is authorized required to take possession o who shall neglect refuse to deliver to said commits sioner on demand any books, papers, evidences od eompang. in Ss pSsleson or nndsr his coutrc ssi be punished by fine of not more than ten thousand dollars. by Imprisonment in the county jan for term not exceeding three years or by such hne and
 SEC. [. Before the insurance, eommissioner shall of any life insurance company in aceorsnee with ths provisions of this act of any other act general special he shall give bonds for the faithful dischage of his duties in such and upon such conditions may be required by the chief judge of the supreme court of and to the satisfaction of said judge
 SEc g. This act shall take effect from and after itz 1 Approved July 22d, 1s75 ~9-o '4ssssoo fs House Bill No. 967r ga l -- -tr CHAP xCu.l S as5l5A bNg@f
 An Act Concerning the Settlement of Estates. Be 1t enacted by the Sonata and House Of Represen8& tives in General Assembly convened. --f.sa-
 Whenever the settlement of any estate has been de
  ton, the existence of Life estate the cOar Of probate before which the same is pending may at it's discretion, prnceed with the settlement oi elapsed since any proceedings have been taken, and n such it may extend the time for the presentation Of claims, and make all such orders in the case as | might have been proper such settlement had not l been delayed. E.. -- t EeH Approved July 22d, ls7s
 [senate Bill No. 4s.l F .-r CHAP. xcnf.
 l An Act relating to Paupers. --F ss8 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represents. tives in General Assembly eonvezsed: ado sn
 BEG Every citizen of the United states who saas reside four years continually, and person who s not citizen of the United States who shal feeide fye years continuously in town in this state and sha during the whole of said period, have maintainea himself and family without becoming ehargeable shall SEC. 2. The settlement of every female shall com tlnue to herself and her minor children until her hu band shall have gained settlement in his right | SEC. 3. All inaigent persons discharged from the state prison or county prison, from state eoan this state Ut the time of their commitment b sueh prison or workhouse, and who have relations in this state liable and able to support thein together with all children born of such persons while serving out sentence in such prison workhouse, shall be deemed state paupers, and shall if needing relief ba months after such scharge and in ease Of death of such person, child of such person committed in case of the death of any state paupeE the town burying such person, child pauper, shall be paid eight dollars for each burial. -ss SEc (. No cL Id born Of any state paupef in the poOrhouse of the sate or while tts parent shall he maintained by any contractor for tue state pOOr nor we l s n srs % beneficiary thereof, shall be deemed by reason of such birth alone, to be settled in the town where such chd Is born. -- @1f't4St SEC. s. when any pefson who is an inhsbitant soi some other state or country shall come to reside any town in this sate and shall become chargeabe during the first year of his residence in such town the select men may at any time during said period apply to ay justice of the peace therein who sha issue his war rant to either constable cf said ordering him to transport such psuper to the place in se sdjoinfng state, from whence he came to this stste, or to the selectmen applying Tor such order said ccnstabls shah execute such warrans, and the expenses fhereOf having been first .udi.sa and approved by said select
 SEC. 6. when my person having gsseissnsut inl some town in this akfes shall come sreside h some ment in said town to which he has come, sall hilal- self. any of his family bscos per belongs, to remove him and hs family and Ian ure of such town to make such removal may apply to S of sse Seo o ssa , his . pauper is, commanding such constable to remove such pauper to the town where he has his settlement Said constable shall execute such warrant, and the lawful fees for the service of the same sha be paid by the town to which sad pauper belongs. f, SEC: Every person son who shall bring int. and who is not inhabitant of such town, and who shall become chargeable within year after having been
 
 the selectmen thereof remove such indigent person out of such town to the place from whence he came: and if such indgent person shah have been so brought and left in such town with the nten on the part of the person 80 bringing and leaving him, causing him to be brought and left, to make him charge able 1T any expense to such town, such person bringing and eaving causing to be brought and left, such indigent person. sha forfeit and pay to such town in which such person shall have been brought and left the sum of one hundred doIsrs and all the expenses such town shall be Ut in the main tenance Of such indigeut person said and expen- he Nnvux debt, or in sn action of the case. E-''t'F'
 SEC. 8. Each town, through it's selectmen sha fur. nish necessary support to all state panpers therein and shall be reimbursed by the state therefor st the rate provided in section five of chapter two As soon as the selectmen ascertain the fact the pauper is state pauper, some of them shall forward to the comptroller statement containing the facts as they may be known by the selecen to the name af Che pauper to the time he into the state and into the town to where he from as to the ex, penses then necessarily incurred in maintaining him as to the ume when sad expeqses heGaa which stAte said selectmen. T At the end of six months after such pauper came in house, one of the seIectmen of said town sha send t the comptroller account of the whole disburseeta made by said town on account of said pAnpsr which account shall be sworn to by the selectmsn signing the same. - - s. +--EE.'sfE~
 SEc o. The comptroller if satisaed as to the truth of the substantial facts of the statement and the rea condolences of the expenditures on account of snch pauper shall reimburse said town the su so exnen5 ed But said comptroller shah not be saiisied he may reject such claim and said may pResenk he same for further investigation to such committee as the General Assembly may appoint for that purpose II sand committee shall determine in favor of such claim, it shall then be paid by said comptroller -
 SEc 10. In addition to those persons mentioned in section three all persons who have no settlement in any town in this state shall be state paupers and shall needing relief. be provided for by the comp troller for the period of six months after they sha
 All state paupers mentioned in section three aftes the period of six months from the discharge and aI other state paupers after the period of siy nannah From the time they into the afa sh~M they shall have gained settlement in some town ia this sate be chageable to the town where they sha rtsside when, applying for and needing relief. " SEC. II. Chapter one of title fifteen and sectious one two three, four and five, of part two of capter
 SEC. 12 This act shall not eject any suit aox pend ing. V
 lHouse Bnl No. 1891 1.lrg An Art fir, .,,,,,,,o ,,e cAAf. a1 e.s xcIs.
 and Corporations. 1sEH s.sF
 Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Reuresents-
 sEc l. It shail ba the asy of every raa,roaa com. pany operating railrosd in ee state to eause lawful fence sS be erected and keP. up oa sos aes of then missioneFs shah adjudge that fence is ueeessary And shall be the duty of the rairoad ceEms ssoners and cause fences to De erected and leps ap 1y the several railroad companies on both sides of their re- ssiUass Fcs6s m such place or places as they sha
 SEC In all eases where any railroad is not fenced as aforesaid, and where Q fence shall be adiuiged necessary by the railroad commizsionera ana in aI cases herssfeer where fences aha be kept up ss Aafesaad where anid railroad Commissioner shall ad1udge the same to be necessary h shah be the duty or the railfoad commissioners to issue written order 70 tne secretary of any raroad comFmny who shall so ne9ieet s0 erect and keep up sud fences directing said raifoad company Co erect such fences within such ImS as such oommissionerG shaif spscay, Mich lime shall net oelsa than sixsy nor than ninety da5s from the date ard service of said order, which oer sna De served upon said secretary by ieavin9 a ak sssed copy shsreoS wish said secretary. a2 hs usual place 0f abode hy an indifferent person within six asys From the mixing uf said order Said order shs spcczEy the plmce oT paeeE wiare saaa fence sa or wnere said fenee iat0 De erecsed.1 Al .,E k.4s, l SEC. any railroad compfny shall fafi to com ply with any such oFders issued Co kheir seeraky oy saad faiiroaa afmssaia, ssia hai read company shall forfeit and ray 70 of the state of Conneoticut, the sum Of one hundred ao lars per m0nth for each and every mduAh sAey ahal neglect 10 comply with such OxdeE. geeowerabe the name or said treasurer in action of debt fdnded on this statute And shall be ths duty of easd rail- roaa commissioners to notify said treasurer of all such forfetures and shall be the duty of said treasurer to collect said forfeitures without eIay