Tolland County press, 1876-08-24

              IAn Act in addition to Act entitled SA Act delating to
Cirti Attfooe.
1L1La tiraTinJ IGJJ* *lrl»nll An-seinrW Uy tokene-d':" T
Section 1. WboMMT any injunction ha*
been.or shall be granted to any court ia term
time, upon an e*porU sfiplication, the jndg*
of the eoort so granting said injunction, np-on
ancJiaation of aay psinon interested there-
, in, may beer an apptieslicn to dfcaotothS
same-in vocation, sad shell here tha MUM
powers aa to sneh ilhuintion as the ooart
which had granted such injunction.
Sec. 2. In all esses where a motion for the
dissolution of atomposary injunction shell be
heard before any judge ia vacation, such
[ judge shall be entitled to be ftfude reasona-
I ble earn for hie time end expenses by the per-ty
so applying for sash dissolution, which
shall be taxed hi the bill of costs, like other ! eosts ia equity.
Approved Juue 86, 187A
CHAPTKB XC.
An Act relating to the Armament of the National
Guard.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represent-atives
in General Assembly convened;
That whenever any company or regiment
of the national guard of this state, ia the ef-fort
to perfect themselves ia markmenahip
and military science, shall provide theuiflselvee
free of expense to the state, with arms suite,
ble for such purpose, other than those now
iesosd, then the anna w provided shall be
recognised ee peat of our military armament.
Approved June SB, 187A
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO TH* CONSTITU-TION
RELATING TO SPECIAL LEGISLATION.
Resolved by the house of Representatives:
That the following be proposed as an amend-ment
to the oonetitution of the state,which,
when approved and adopted in the manner
provided by the constitution, Jjhall become
— a pert thereof, via.:
Tbe general assembly shall pass no special,
local, or pi^vata acts ia any of the following
caasea, viz.:
Conferring special privileges, corporate
powers, or exclusive privileges or franchise
to any private corporation, association or in-dividual.
Locating or chenging county seets.
The opening end conducting of elections or
designating places of voting.
Conferring city or borough franchises upon
any community.
Altering the chapters of any existing city or
borough.
Dividing eities into wards.
Creating, increasing, or decreasing fees,
commissions, or salaries of publio officers dur-ing
the term for which such offioers are elect-ed
or appointed.
Granting to any corporation, association or
individual the right to lay down railroad
tracks.
Authorizing the sale of lands, thf probate
of wills, or tbe issuanoe of letters of adminis-traiion.
The general assembly shall pass general
laws providing for the cases above enumer-ated.
Resolved, That the foregoing proposed
amendmt to the constitution be continued to
the next session of the general assembly and
be published with the laws passed at the pres-ent
session.
Passed in the House of Representatives
June 2, 1876.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU-TION.
RELATING TO EXTRA COMPENSA-TION
OP PUBLIC OP9TCER8.
Resolved by the House of Representatives:
That 'the following be proposed as an
amendment to the constitution of this state,
whieh, when approved and adopted hi the
manner provided by the eonstftation, shall
become a part, thereof, v i z " N e i t h e r the
general assembly nor any ooanty, eity, bor-ough,
town or seheol district, dial] have pow-er
to pay or grant any extra compensation to
any public officer, employee, ageat or servant,
or increase the compensation of any publio
offioer or employeee to take effect dating the
oontinuanoe in office of any person whose
salary might be increased thereby, or increase
the pey or oompensetion of any public con-tractor
above the amount specified in the oon-trsct
Rfsolved, That the foregoing proposed
amendment to the constitution be continued
to the next session of the general assembly,
end be published with the laws passed at tbe
present session.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU-TION.
CONCERNING TOWN REPRESENTA-TION.
Resolved by the House of Representatives :
That the following be proposed as an
amendment to the constiution of this state,
which, when approved and adopted, in the
manner provided in the constitution, shall be-come
a part thereof, viz:
"That the house of representatives in the
general assembly of this atate shall consist of
one member from each town."
Resolved, That the foregoing proposed
amendment to the constitution be Ooatiaaed
to the next session of the general assembly
and be published with the laws panned at this
session.
Passed in the House of Bepreeentetivee
June 20, 1876.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU-TION.
RELATING TO SENATORIAL DIS-TRICTS.
Resolved by the House of Representatives:
That the following be proposed as an amend-ment
to the constitution of tins state, whioh,
when approved and adopted in the meaner
provided by tho constitution, shall become
a part thereof, vis.:
Sec. 1. From and after tho Wednesday after
the Ant Monday of Jannary. 1879, the senate
shall consist of not less than twenty-seven sad
not move then thirty-one members, who shell
be elected at the electom' meetings hold on
tbe Tuesday after the first Monday ia Novem-ber.
Sec. 2. The general assembly which shall
be hekf on the Wednesday after the ftrat Mon-day
of January, 1878, shall divide tike state
into senatorial districts as hereinafter provid-ed.
The number of such districts shall not
be less than twenty-seven nor more than
thirty-one, and each district shall eleet one
senetor. The districts shall always be com.
posed of contiguous territory, end in forming
them regard shell be hed to population i s the
several districts, tbat the same may bo as
nearly equal ee possible under the limitations
of this amendment. Neither the whole nor
pert of one county shall be joined to tbe
whole or part of another ooanty to form a
distriot No town shall be dividsd unless for
the purpose ot foimwgmore than one dis-trict,
wholly within sneh town. No oounty
shell have less than one senator. The gen-eral
assembly held in Jannary, 1878, shall
have power to divide the state into districts
as herein provided, except by adopting such
pfca of division as shall be agreed upon by
the majority of a commission, which shall be
sleeted by the general assembly held in Jan-aery,
1877; such commission shall consist of
sixteen members, two from each oounty;
they shall be sleeted by ballot in joint con-tention
of the two houses; end no member
of sneh convention shall vote for more than
eight members. Sneh oommisslon Shall meet
faff the purpose of their appointment at some
time aad place to be designated by the gov-ernor,
aad shall report to the next ganeral as-sembly
before the eighth day of its session.
Aay vacancies at any sessions of said com-mission
shall be filled by thossjhoiubcTs who
were elected on tha suae ballot m that which
contained the nrnim of the absent members.
If a majority of saoh oommiazion do not agree
npon spy plan of division, the ixlsfing ap-portionment
shell continue until the year
•Iter the completion of the next census of tbe
United States.
t b e districts, when established as herein
provided, shall continue the same until the
session of tbe general aewmpty ngxtaftortho
completion of the next osasnaai the United
States, which general assembly shall hev*
power to alter the same if foand minjmsry to
Volume 20. STAFFORD SPRINGS, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1876, Number 21
CENTAUR
LINIMENTS
Charles Holt,
K. S. Beebc.
Wm. M. Corbin,
1 reliable Hartford, Now York and Enff-
Inh companies represented.
INSURANCE AGENCY,
Also agent for Mutual Companies paying IS to 18
percent, yearly dividends.
Reliability and Honorable Adjustments.
Lve as a call before Insuring elsewhere.
j g K. TAFT,
Druggist and Apothecary,
and Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
PERFUMERY.
HAIR RESTORATIVES,
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES, to., to.
H o l i d a y G o o d s , a n d T o y s .
NUTS,
FRUITS,
CONFECTIONERY,
Cigars and Tobacco,
Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers,
Gents F u r n i s h i n g Goods
PERKINS t HOUSE'S NON-EXPLOSIVE
LAMPS aad FIXTURES.
He invites aH bis old Meads Sad new
friends to cell and examine his Stock.
At kis OU Stilt H Pace's Blecl.
Thanking them for pest favors he hopae
by honeet dealing to reoeive hie share of the
public's patronage.
My drag store wil be open on Snndays^sr
the preparation of prescriptions, from t to 10 a, m
to s, and 8 to* p.m.
triot shall not
Thaaktactbs public for their i a census of the United States, and ttaa
ess, I hope by doing good wor
merit s continuance of the sane,