The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-13

| Section 6. Every person acting as a commissary, as aforesaid, who shall vii plate the foregoing section, shall be fined not less than fifty dollars for each offense or imprisoned sixty days in jail, or bkoth.
 The bill for changing the time of holding the city election in New Haven, which Is sented by Senator Bree. fhe bil is as as fol fol | lows:
 | Section 1. The mayor, controller, treas nrer clerk, collector and city sheriff who | shall be elected to their respective offices on the third Tuesday of April, 1901, shall hold day of January, 1904; the aldermen elected in each ward on the third Tuesday of April, 1901, and the! aldermen heretofore elected on. the third Tuesday of April. 1900, shall hold their S respective oees 3a .s until the first elected on the third Tuesday of April, 1901, shal hold their respective offices until tho first week day of January, 1904.
 vital statistics, grand jurors and registrars of voters In office when this act takes effect shall continue to hold their respective offices until the first week day fo January, 1904. first Monday of November, 19o3,. and bi- ennially thereafter, the freemen of said city shall effect by balot from among their num- Der, as prescribed by law, mayor, con
 
 sheriff, who shall hold their respective tf. fees for the term Of two years from and after the first week day of January next succeeding their election.
 Section 4. In each of the wards of said clay, the freemen thereof shall, on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of Noyem- Der, 1903, and bleRMally thereafter, elect by ballot from. among their number, as pre- scrlbed by law, two aldermen and tlree councilmen, who shall hold office for the term of two years from and after the first week day of January next succeeding their election
 Section D. On the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November, 1903, and blen- nialy thereafter, the freemen of said city shall elect by ballot from among their nuni- Der, as prescribed by law, town clerk, and registrars of voters, who shall hold their respective offices for the term of two years from and after the first week day of
 Section G.. The sclectmen and constables elected at the city election held in April, 19O1 shall hold their respective offices until the first week day of January, 1908.
 first Monday of of s 5 iso and annn 1he ally thereafter, there shall be electd five selectmen and five. constables, who shall hold their respective offices for one year from the first day of January next succeed ing their election.
 Section 8. All officers appointed by the mayor of the city of New Haven, whose terms of office, under the charter, commence July l, 1901, shall hold their respective of fees until the first week day of February. 1904. anu thereafter wherever, under the charter, the mayor Is given power and authority to appoint any officer or officers, the term of office of such officer or officers shall commence on the first day of February instead of the first day of July, as provided under said charter, the length of the term of office office not 10 heinz affected by this act presented the following bill:
 No street railway company shall construct any railway in any highway except under the authority of law heretofore granted 10 1t by the general assembly without the con. sent of the town, city or borough having tho duty of maintaining said highway and such
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