Litchfield enquirer., 1876-09-07

SEC. 6. That section five (page 12) oi l the general statutes be amended by ln- l serting after the word s'departmeni, in the fourth line, the words ''but no such | conveyance shall be valid until signed by the school fund commissioner and wit messed as in all other conveyances."
 Approved, June 28, 1876.
 House Bill No. 26. l CHAPTER LXxxm
 1 An Act in addition to and alteration of an
 Act concerning the Registration of
 Births, Marriages and Deaths.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
 Representatives in General Assemb mbly
 convened: A 1 SECTION l. Certificates of birth ssliall state the name of each child Gf it have any): the place and date of it's birth; it's sex; the name of it's father, and the mald- en name of it's mother; the ages. color, residence, and nativity of it's parents; the ] occupation of it's father; the number of the child, with the name and address of the medical attendant.
 SEe 2. Certificates of death shall state the full name of the deceased; the date and place of death; the age, sex. color, and condition lsingle. married, or widow 1 ed-if wife or widow, of whom; the Oc' l cupation: birth place and residence (lf in ! tenement house, with how many fami- lies); the name of the father; the cause or l causes of death. and the duration of the 1 disease. with the name and address of the medical attendant.
 SEC. 5. No person shall open any grave | for the interment or disinterment of the body of any deceased person, or deposit such dead body in any grave, vault. or tomb, in any public or private cemetery, or burial place. or dislnter or remove such dead body from the town in which the death took place, without having procur- ed from the registrar g mitstherefor.
 SEC. 4. On the receipt by the registrar, | of certificate of death, properly made ill | the form hereafter to be furnished by the 1 state librarian. and containing the speei- act, tle registrar shall issue permit fer the inteTment, dfsinterment, or removal | Gas the case may be). of the body of any l deceased person. stating therein the local ityyof the interment, disinterment. or re- I noyal No permit for the disinterment of the body of any deceased person dur l ing the months of June, July, August or September, shall be issued, except when required for the purposes of legal inyes- tigation. $sss
 SEC. g. Every sexton, or other person having charge of a cemetery, or other place of burial, shall, during the first week of every month, return to the regis trar a list ofaall the interments, disinter- ments, or removals made by him during the month next precedmge with the dates. thereof.
 SEQ 6. All laws or parts of laws that are inconsistent with this act, are hereby repealed.
 SEC. 7. This act shall take effect on the first day of January, 1877.
 1 T Approved. June 28,, 1876. eJ
 House Bill Mo- 1921 CHAPTER LxxXIv.
 | An Act Submitting the Constitutional l Amendments to the Inhabitants of the
 towns for their approval
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House oi Representatives. in jGeneraI Assembly
 convened:
 1 WHEREAS: At "a general assembly of the state of Connecticut, holden at Hartford on the first Wednesday of May, A. D. 1 1875, the House of Representatives did pass six certain resolutions, therein and thereby proposing certain amendments to the constitution of this state, which said amendments were by order of said house continued to the present session of the general assembly, and were published in the manner prescribed by the eleventh article of the constitution; and, whereas, at this present session of said assembly, l two thirds of each house thereof have ap- proved of all of said amendments in the manner prescribed and specified in said article, the first of which said amend ments is in the words following, viz:
 Resolved by the House of Represents l tives:
 That the.following be proposed as an amendment to the constitution of this state, which. when approved and adopted in the manner provided by the constltu. ton shall become part thereof, viz "In case new town shall hereafter be incor- porated, such new town shall not be en- 1 titled to representative in the general assembly unless it has at least twenty-five hundred inhabitants, and unless the town from which the major portion of it's terri tory is taken has also at least twenty five hundred inhabitants. but until such towns shall each have at least twenty-five hund. red inhabitants, such naw town shall, for the purpose of representation in the gen. l OIh1 dSoOuuOIJS OO o0OuSaOA duO Uc l deemed to be part of the town from which the major portion of its territory is taken, and it shall be an election district of such town for the purpose of represen- tation in the house of representatives" l And tho second of which amendments is in the words and figures following, viz Resolved by the, House of Representa-.
 tives.
 | sgI,L .t sl, eo1y-.,;s.-. I,. ...s-1z asa e amendment to the constitution of this state, which, when approved and adopted in the manner therein provided, shall be. come part thereof viz:
 "Ehe provisions of section two, article 4 four of the c6nstitutiOn, and of the amendments thereto, shall apply, neutati, ! asutdndis, to all elections held on tho Tuesday after the first Monday of Novem ber, 1876, annually thereafter"
 And the third of which amendments ii in the words following, viz:
 Resolved by the House of Representa-
 That the following be proposed as AT amendment to the constitution of thii state, which, when approved and adoptes in the manner provided by the constitn tion, shall become part thereof, viz: s& l Judges of the courts of rommon pleas l and of the district courts. sshall be ap l pointed for terms of fouf years. Judge, of the city courts and police courts shal be appointed for terms of two years" fe And thefoaFkh of which amendments i, in the words and figures following. viz:
 Resolved by the House of Represents
 tiyes: v~ ,,,~,
 That the following be proposed as al amendment to the constitution of thii state, which. when approved and adopted in the manner provided by the constitu tion shall become part thereof, viz: + Judges of probate shall be elected b, | the electors residing in their respectivs districts, on the, Tuesday after the frs Monday of November, 1876. and bienni ally. thereafter Those. persons elected judges of probate on the Tuesday aftel the first Monday of November, 1876. and those elected biennially thereafter, shal hold their offices for two years from ant after the Wednesday after the first Mon day of the next aYlaneadin0 Ionuorr,