Litchfield enquirer., 1875-08-12
PUBLIC ACTS OF THE STATE OF
 oNNECTICUT

PUBLIC ACTS OF THE STATE OF
 oNNEcTIcuT PASSED AT THE MAY SESSION OF THE GENERAL AS
 sEABLY, 1S.5.
 Published by Aufhority.l
 House Bill No. 76I An Act amending sections 2I and p Of Article of Part Chapter " Title I6 of the General Statutes relating to Fisheries.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
 tives in General Assembly convened. SECTION I. That section twenty-one of alticle one of part one, of the chapter fisheries in the general statutes, be amended by inserting the words East S,C. 2 That section twenty-twO Of same act, part, and chapter, be amended by adding the following: 'terded that this section shall not apply to the act of dredging upon any ground in the water of East Haven, by the owner thereof which lies southwestern ly of line drawn folOEs viZ.: starting from the center of the rock known 'the chimneys, and run ming thence nOrthEesteriy in a straight line to the spindle the rocS known i1(luixes ledge, and thence northwestery in 6 straight line through the center of the rock known Adam s Fall' to the point where it will iniersect straight line drawn from the lighthouse in East Haven to saVn kock sO- Approved July 2d, 1S75
 [House Bill No. 1s4-I
 cHEP. xxuI- An Act relating Fisheries shelIsh in Tidewa-
 ters and Rivers. Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
 tives i'll General Assembly convened: SEC. l. That the designation of all places within the naygable waters of this sate for the purpose of planting and cutyating oysters, in pursuance the statute law 'relahS to fisheries for shefsh in tide waters and riyers shall be yalid although the con- mttee selectmeE making such designation may not have made wlittea description Of such designation and enclosure, by ranges otherwise at the tine of such designation: and although the applications for such designation with the designations and descrip tiOns of the laces designated, may have been corded as provided by section seventh of said ;aG; and although the owners of said places may have l. st their evidences of title after filing the with the town clerk as provided by law.
 SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from it's passage but shall not affect any suit pe nding. Approved July 17th, 1875.
 House Bill No. 14l
 CHAP. XxIv. An Act Concerning the Execution of Deeds and Con-
 yeyances. Be it enacted the Senate and House of Representa-
 tiyes in General Assembly convened: SEC. l. That all deeds and conyeyances of real tate which may have been executed without seal shall be valid as though the same had been scaled. SEC. This act shall not affect any suit pending and shall take effect from and after it's passage Approved July 7th, 1875. l. House Blu No. HI
 CHAP XIV. An Act in alteration of Act entitled .An Act provi
 ding for the Support of Paupers." Be enacted by the Senate and House Representa-
 lives in General Assembly onyered: SEC. 1. When pauper not an inhabitant of the 
 said shall give said pauper decent burial; and for the thereof the town where such pauper belongs shall pay sum not exceeding fifteen dollars SEc g. Section six of chapter two title fifteen of the general statutes. is hereby repealed. Approved July 2d, 1875.
 House Joint Resolutions Nos. %; etcl
 CHAP. XVI. An Act in addition to Article g. Chapter w. Title 16 Ofthe Revised Statutes, pertaining to Fisheries Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
 tives in General Assembly convened; SEC. l. The time for taking shad in the Connecti- cut, HOusatonic, Thames Shetucket rivers or any of the waters of this state shah be from the day of March to the twenty-ffth day of June of each year.
 SEC. 2. No person shall take from the Connecticut HousatOnic, Thames Shetucket rivers, any of the waters of this state any sha at other time than between the first day Os March and the twenty fifth day of June in each year, under penalty of not more than ydollars for each offence one-half to be paid to any informer and one-half the town where such offence is committed.
 SEC. B. This act shall take effect from it's passage Approved July 2d, 1875.
 (House Bill No. 1881
 CHAP. XxvII.
 An Act in alteration of Act concerning Taxation: Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representa
 tives in General Assembly cOnvened That money loaned interest with agreement that the borrower shall ray the interest thereon and secured by mortgage of real estate in this amount equal to the assessed value of the land gaged valued and set in the list the town where it is situated shall be exempt from taxa ton; and the any such loan over such valua ton shall be aud taxed the town where the lender resides, in the same manner other money interest. and all taxes levied on the land mortaased shall be And remain lien said land until paid and shall have the priority of the lien created by said mortgage pr0red hOerer that this act shall not be construed to exempt any savings bank from the psy ment of it's direct tax to the state
 Approved July 2d, 1875.
 IHouse Bill No. 1861
 CHAP. XxvIII. An Act Con corning Trustees and Others Acting in
 Judiciary Capacity. Be 1t enacted by the House RepreSenfa-
 tives in General Assembly convened; SEC. l. That whenever any person acting as execu tor administration, trustee, any other judiciary capacity shall make payments, or deliver property estate, under or pursuant to order or court of ment or delivery in good faith and before appeal taken from such Order shall be liable or in any way holden for the money so paid the property delivered. although the order judgment or decree der or by virtue of which such payment or delivery shall be made shall afterwards be reversed, vacated set aside.
 SEC. 2. This shall not be so construed as to pre- vent recovery of such money or property from any person receiving or in possession thereof, by the per son entitled thereto.
 Approved July 7th, 1875. An Act for the protection of the Fisheries in the Qunnipac River.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represents.
 tives in General Assembly convened: That any person who shall place wsirs other con- trvances in the Quinnipac forthe purpose ob sructing the passage of fish below the town of Wal Lingford shall pay fine of not than fly dollars less than three dollars onehalf to the treasuI CT of the town where the offence is committed and one half to the person who shall prosecute the same to e feet or by Imprisonment iu the county jail for term not exceeding thirty days, CT by such fine and mprs- niZance ofthe offence.
 Approved July I'd, 1876.
 lSenato Bill No. 26.l
 CHAPTER xxx.
 An Act concerning Fisheries. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa
 tves in General Assembly convened: SEC. l. That nothing contained in section three, part two article three of chapter four title sixteen of general statutes of eighteen hundred and seventyve relating to fisheries, shall be construed to apply to chester.
 SEC. g. All artificial pondsl or ponds formed entire ly by erecting dams across streams. such ponds and dams being owned or leased either by pryale parties corporations, shall be deemed to be private ponas within the meaning of this act.
 SEC. That part three, article three, chapter four title sixteen statutes be amended by sub stutng in the third line of section twelve the word '.three instead of "ten, and by adding to said not to exceed thirty days or by such fine and impris onment both."
 Approved July 18th, 1875.
 House Bill No. 1921
 CHAP. xxxI, An Act in addition to and in alteration of Part of Chapter II. of Title l7 of the General Statutes relat ing to Burylng Grounds. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represents
 tives in General Assembly convened; SEC. l. Any number of individuals in any town in aSSOclate tnemSe1VeS together the purpose of procuring and establishing cemetery or place of sepulture, and being associated they shall upon compliance with the provisions of this act be body polite and corporate; may sue and be sued; have a common seal, which they may change or alter at pleasure; may purchase. hold and convey real and personal estate the annual income of which shall not exceed five thousand dollars; may choose president and other oficels; may enact bylaws for regulating the affairs of such corporation not inconsistent with the laws of the state compel the hsre of by suitable penalties; and may do any and all acts necessary and proper for the ordering of the af huf ton shall be entitled to the privileges granted in this act it shall lodge with the secretary of this state copy of its articles of association and shall also cause the same to be recorded in the records the town where such burying ground may be situated. SRc This act shall take effect from irs passage Approved July 2d, 1875.
 House Bill No. 8.
 CHAP. XXXu. An Act relating to the Generalization of School Tl;s