Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-04
Another Grist of Bills Which He
 HoS Prannred.

BJ1SY REPR E. U Another Grist of Bills Which He
 Has Prepared.
 Representative O'Neill will go to Hart ford tomorrow armed with three lm- portant bills which he will introduce into the general assembly. The first is of particular interest to Waterbury and is as follows
 Section 1.-The third voting district of the town and of the center school dis trict of Waterbury, and the third ward of the city of Waterbury, for the purpose of more convenient voting at national, state and municipal elections, shall be divided into two parts; and the Nauga- tuck river shall be the dividing line be- tween said two parts.
 Sec 2.-At all elections hereafter held for national, state or munlclpal pur poses. when the voting is to be done by ballot, the proper officers shall provide within each of said districts the neces- sary registers, ballot boxes and ticket booths where those legally qualified to vote may do so. Sec 3.-The fourth voting district of | the town, and of the center school dis | trict of Waterbury, and the third ward of the city of Waterbury, for the pur- pose of more convenient voting at national, state and municipal elec- tions. shall be divided into two parts: and the center line of Cole street at it's junction with East Main street, | continuing thence in a SOutheaSterly direction through the center of Union square to Union street, thence along the center of Union street to the center of | Baldwin street to the extreme limits of the said street; thence turning to the south along the street known as Bald win hill, to the junction of the highway or upper road, as it is known or called, leading to Naugatuck, thence along said upper road to the extreme limit of the | town.
 Sec 4.-At all elections hereafter held for national, state or municipal pur- poses, where the voting is to be done by ballot, the proper officers shall provide within each of said districts or parts the necessary register, ballot boxes and ticket booths, where those legally qual- flied to vote may do so.
 Sec 5.-The returns required by law in said several voting districts and wards shall be made in the same manner and to the same officers as are now provided for in the other voting districts ano wards within said town, school district and city.
 Sec 6.-All acts and parts of acts in consistent herewith are hereby repealed
 ASSESSORS OF WATERBURY.
 Sec 1.-The town af Waterbury at it' annual town meeting in in the year 1oS! and biennially thereafter shall elect ane cause to be sworn not les
 than two nor more than tvt
 assessors. The assessors elected shal
 hold their respective office for the tern
 of three years from the first Monday O. June next succeeding their election an(
 until their successors shall be elected ant qualified.
 Sec 2.-An acts and parts of acts in consistent herewith are hereby repealed PRISON CONTRACT LABOR. Another bill that MT O'Neill will intro duce is in relation to the labor of tn prisoners in the state prison, reformatC ries and county jails. It provides tha the labor of prisoners confined in tn state prison, reformatories or any of tn county iails: but such prisoners shall b 3 employed by the warden, superinter ) dent or county commissioners of sai 5 prison, reformatory or county Jail l l such industries as shall from time 7 time be fixed upon. The words contrao 7 for the labor of prisoners shall not L t construed as applying to contract fc = the manufacture of articles by the plec r under the piece price system with pel f sons who furnish the materials used i . such manufacture" The act also provide : for the appointment by the governor of n superintendent of prisons to carry or d it's conditions, and that no new m; j. chinery to be propelled by hand or foe e power shall be used in such institution l. INJURIES FROM DEFECTIVE HIGHWAYS. a Section 2,673 of the general statute .- which stipulates that parties receivin e injuries from defective highways mu l. give notice within fifteen days to th d proper authorities in order to secul 2 damages, has called out an amendme1 D from Representative O'NeiH providin
 that in case a person receiving such il " iuries is either mentally or physical disabled notice of claim for damage
 for such injuries may be given withi
 sixty days after such disability is r
 moved, and in case of death his e - ecutor or administrator shall be allowe
 sixty days in which to file claim fe I |