Litchfield enquirer., 1876-09-14

convened:
 That section one, chapter one hundred and five, of the statutes of 1875, be amended in the first line of said section by striking out the word 'swoodcock. and bv adding after the word December in the sixth line the words ''nor any Woodcock. excepting in the months of July, Septem- Der, October, November, December and January" and by striking out the words "woodcock" in the second line of section 1 two, and adding after the word ''Decem- ber'' in the fifth line the words ''nor any woodcock excepting in the months of July, September, October, November, Decem- Der and January"
 Approved June 28, 1876.
 House Bill No. 54 CHAPTER 1xxxv1. An Act in addition to and in Amend
 ment of an Act relating to Savings Banks. | Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened: Sec. l. All loans and investments by savings banks, in United States bonds, bonds of this state, and the bonds of any of the counties, towns, cities, boroughs, l and school districts of this state, shall be classeu Tn the returns of the treasurers of 1 said savings banks as real estate, for the l the purpose of loans.
 Sec. 2. Power is hereby given to the directors of savings banks, in declaring dividends, to discriminate between depos- its of two thousand dollars and less, and those over that gum; such discrimination shall not exceed one per cent. per annum, and If, at any time, discrimination be- l comes necessary, such discrimination shall always be made in favor of those deposits the amount of which are less than two thousand dollars.
 Sec. 5. All acts, and parts of acts, in- consistent herewith, are hereby repealed.
 Sec. 4. This act shall take effect from it's passage. Approved June 29. 1876.
 House Bill No. l
 CHAPTER Lxxxvu. An Act relating to the Conduct of Elec. tions and the Canvassing of Votes. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened:
 SEC. l. That the provisions of chapter four. title five of the general statutes, shall be deemed to apply nautotis anutan- ~co tO oAA C4OCC4Ou6 uO1O HI Iu0 AOuLu O1 November.
 SEC. 2 That section one, part two, chapter five, title five of the general stat ittes be amended by substituting the words ''month of November, in the year eighteen hundred and seventy-six," /" for the words. year eighteen hundred and seventy i've"
 Sec. 3. That section one, page seventy eight of the general statues, be amended by substituting in the first line the words ''on the Wednesday after the first Mon- day of January" for the words "on the first Wednesday of May.
 Approved June 29. 1876.
 House Bill No. l43.
 CHAPTER Lxxxvu1.
 An act relating to Railroads. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened
 Sec. 1. That section ninety-two, chap ter two, title seventeen of the general statutes be amended by adding the fol- lowing after the words ''capital stock act ualy pald in D
 Hospital stock issued and entitled to dividends.
 5. Total amount received in cash for said stock.
 Approved. June 28, 1876.
 [Senate Bill No. 22.]
 CHAPTER LxxxIx. An Act in addition to Act entitled an Act relating to Civil Actions. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened
 Sec. l. Whenever an injunction has been or shall be granted by any court in term time, upon an erpGrte application, the judge of the court so granting said in- junction, upon application of any person interested therein, may hear an applica- tion to dissolve the same in vacation, and shall have the same powers as to such dissolution as the court which had grant, ed such jurisdiction.
 Sec. 2. In all cases where motion for the dissolution of temporary injunction shall be heard before any judge in vaca- ton, such judge shall be entitled to be paid reasonable sum for his time and expenses by the party so applying for such dissolution, which shall be taxed in the bill of costs, like other costs to equity.
 Approved. June 28, 1876.
 . CHAPTER xC.
 
 National Guard.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened:
 That whenever any company or regi- ment of the national guard of this state, Tn the effort to perfect themselves in marksmanship and military sc1ence, shall provide themselves free of expense to the state, ~lth arms suitable for such purpose. other than those now issued, then the arms so provided shall be recognized as part of our military armament. Approved June 28, 1876. PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE BoNsTITU- TON RELATING TO SPECIAL LEGIs- LAYTON Resolved by the House of Representa- tives:
 That the following be proposed as an amendment to constitution of the state, which, when approved and adop- ted in the manner provided by sthe con stitution, shall become part thereof, l viz:
 The general assembly shall pass no special, local, or private acts in any of the following cases, viz: Conferring special privileges, corporate powers, or exclusive privileges or fran chises to any prlvate corporation, assoeia- tion, or individual. Locating or changing county seats. 1 The opening and conducting of elec- tons, or designating places of voting. Conferring city or borough franchises l upon any community.
 Altering the charters of any existing city or borough. Dividing cities into wards.
 Creating. increasing. or decreasing fees. commissions. or salaries of public officers are elected or appointed. Granting to any corporation, associa- ton. or individual the right to lay down railroad tracks.