PUBLIC ACTS,

= O4AO AOAS9 PASSED MAY SESSION, 1s45.
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PASSED MAY SESSION, 1s45. -t No. 51. . An Act in alteration of an Act relative to the sup

 port of Prisoners when confined in Gaol at the

 expense of the State. 5rE -l

 Be H enacted 6y the Senate and House Cf Rep resentGtiUeS in General Assembly cOnOeHed, That whenever any cost shall be taxed by virtue of the provisions of the act passed in 1886, of which this is alteration, and the same, when paid, is to be- long to the treasury of any county. the same shall be paid to the treasurer of such county and not to the keeper of the gaol any law to the contrary not withstanding. .....t .... .4 -.

 VIM. w. BOARDMAN,

 Speaker of the House of Representatives

 REUBEN BOOTH,

 ....... President of the Senate

 Approved, June 10, 1s45. = ROGER S. BALDWIN. No. 52. ,... ,.-... An Act in addition to an Act entitled (" An Act

 .> relating to Sheriffs." Q. .,.r..

 Be it enacted by the Senate and House 0f Rep. resentatiues He General Assembly cOnuened, That the Sheriff for the county of New London be. and he hereby is authorized to appoint ten Deputy Sheriffs for said county; any thing in the Act to which this is in addition to the contrary notwith- standing. , ...-.. ..... -.,. te. ..

 Approved, June 13, 1s45. ,..'n

 .s.s. An Act in addition to an Act entitled ssAn Act

 . relating to Sheriffs."

 SECT. 1. Be tt enacted by the Senate aud House 0f Representatives. in General Assembly c0nveneG, That the number of Deputy Sherffs to be appointed for the county of Litchfield shall not exceed thr teen. ,.....f-

 SECT. 2. So much of the Act entitled "An Act relating to Sheriffs provides that the number of Deputy Shertffs for said county shall not exceed twelve, be and the same is hereby repealed.

 Approved, June 4, 1S45. ........... . No. 54.

 An Act in addition to an Act entitled "An Act toreguate the election of Senators and to divide this state into Districts for that purpose"

 Be tt enacted by the Senate and House of Rep resentatiues in General Assembly conuened. That the town of Easton in the county of Fairfield, shall be and remain part of the tenth Senatorial District s Approved, June 13, l845 No. $. ~ .f.9''4' An Act in addition to an Act entitled " An Act to regulate the election of Senators and to divide

 this state into Districts for that purpose"

 Be a enacted by the Senate and House of Rep yesentatives ie General Assembly concerned That the town of South Windsor, in the county of Hart ford shall be and remain part of the second Sena- torial District.

 Approved, June IA, 1s45.

 No. 56.

 An Act in addition to an Act entitled "An Act prescribing the number of Jurymen for each tow. in this state'' Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep resentatiues in General Assembly conoened, That the town of Easton, in the county of Fairfield shall be entitled to select six Jurymen and the town of Weston shall be entitled to select four Jurymen in the manner prescribed in the Act for the Regula- ton of Civil Actions, and for the purposes therein mentioned. And so much of the Actto which this is in addition as entities the town of Weston to se lect ten Jurymen, be, and the same is hereby re- pealed. .9

 Approved, June l3, 1s45.

 No. 57. An Act in addition to an Act entitled "An Act

 prescribing the number of Jurymen for each

 town in this state. 7"

 Be t enacted by he Senate and House of Rep vesentatives iss General Assembly concerned, That the town of South Windsor, in Hartford county, be, and is hereby entitled to select seven Jurymen and no more, in the manner and for the purpo ses pre- scribed in the Act regulating Civil Actions; and and that the town of East Windsor, in said Hart ford county, shall hereafter be entitled to select eight Jurymen, and no more. " Approved, June 12, 1S45.

 No. 5s. at"t''5.. ..'. An Act to obtain Statistical Information in relation to certain branches of Industry. SECT. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House | of Representntives to General Assembly c0nvem- cd, That the assessors of each city and town in this state, shall between the first day of October and the first day of April next, make return to the Secretary of State of the facts they exist in each city or town on the first day of October next, in lation to the following matters, to-wit:

 The number of cotton mills in the town. The whole number of cotton spindles. The quantity of cotton thread manufactured. Value of cotton thread Quantity of cotton batting manufactured Value of cotton batting. Quantity of pelisse wad- ding manufactured. Value of pelsse waddiDg.-- NuHaber of yards of cotton flannel manufactured. Value of cotton flannel. The amount of capital invested in tke manufacture of cotton. Tie num- Der of males employedin said business. Number of females employed in same. The number of call ico manuiactoIes Number of yards of calico printed during the year as aforesaid. Gross value of calico printed. Number of yards of goods bleached and c0ored in said calico factories, and not printed. Value of the goods bleached and col ored The amount of capital invested in calico establishments. Number of males employed in said business. Number of females employed in same. The number of establishments for bleach- ing or coloring cotton goods, and rot connected with calico establishments. Number of yards of goods bleached or colored in said establishments, during said year. Value of the goods bleached or colored. Amount of capital invested in said bleaching and coloring establishments Number of hands employed in the same. The number of woolen mills Number of sets of woolen machinery. Number of pounds of wool consumed during said year. Number of yards of hroadcloth manufactured. Value of the broad