together with the age, sex and pecuniary circumstances of each.

 Approved-June 4, 1929.
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Au ACL III a00ItIOH tOs duu dltel0tAOH Ol dH

 Act, entitled "An Act to incorporate

 the Connecticut Medical Society, and

 to establish the Medical Institution of

 Yale-College."

 SECT. 1. Be it enacted bytAc Senate and House of Representations in General As sembly conUened, That the institution shall include complete course of instruction in the several departments of medical science, to consist of lectures on the theory and practice of medicine, anatomy and physi- ology, surgery and midwifery, materia me- dica, and botany, chemistry and pharmacy. And there shall be a joint committee of an equal number of persons appointed by the President and fellows of the Connecticut Medical Society, and the corporation of Yale- College, who shall make nomina> ton from which nomination the pro- fessors cf the aforesaid institution shall be chosen by the corporation. The number of professors in the Medical Institution, shall be not less than four, nor more than six, and the price of each professors ticket shall not exceed twelve dollars and fifty cents. p

 SEC. 2. Every candidate for licencg to practice medicine and surgery, or for the degree of Doctor of Medicine, who shall hereafter commence the study of the medical profession, shall exhibit to the committee of examination satisfactory ev- 3 idence, that ip addition to good English education, he had acquired competent knowledge of the Latin language and some acquaintance with the principles of Natu- ral Philosophy, previous to the commence ment of his professional studies. such candidate, provided he shall have gra- duated at some college, ,shall be required to study three years with some respectable physician or surgeon and if not gradu- ate, four years, and to have attended | one full course of lectures on the several

 branches of the medical science, and to have arrived at the age of twenty-one years. He shall also be required to produce

 evidence of his good moral character, and

 of his having pursued professional studies,

 the requsite period of time, and his having attended the requisite courses of medical ] lectures.

 rI SEc.3. That the 10th and 12th sections of an act passed May, 1925, entitled i An , Act to incorporate the Connecticut Med- f1 ;s~l Soe;o4y, and fo establish the Medical , Institution of Yale College" be, and inc same are hereby repealed. t | Approved-June 4, l820.

 An Act in addition to an act, entitled |" An

 Act concerning Towns"

 l SRcT. 1. Be it enacted blythe Senate and House of Representatives. in General As- sens6ly concerned, That the inhabitants of the respective towns in this State, in legal meeting assembled, shall have power to 1 adopt regulations taxing the owners or keepers of dogs within such town, for the dogs owned or kept by them respectively, and to make all necessary regulations for the assessment, collection and appropria- ton of such taxes. PrOvided, that no per- son shall be taxed greater sum than one dollar annually, for any dog owned or kept by him; And .furtker prOvided, That such regulations shall be published in the man. ner provided for the publication of bye- laws by the seventh section of the Act to to which this is an addition.

 SEC. 2. That if the owner or possessor of any dog, taxed as aforesaid, shall neglect l or refuse to pay the tax levied upon such dog, when legally demanded, it shall be the duty of the collector of said tax to take into his custody, and destroy such dog; and it shall be lawful for any other person to kill and destroy any dog taxed as aforesaid, when the owner or possessor shall have re- fused to pay said tax. a7aa Approved-June 4, 1929. 5a afo An Act confirming and establishing the

 doings of Assessors and Boards of Re- lief in certain cases. s "a {s. Be t enacted by tke Senate and Houss of Representatives is General Assembly con- vened, That in all eases in which the As- sessors in any of the towns in this State have heretofore neglected or omitted to sign or return an abstract of the assess ment lists of their respective t69ns by them made, and to lodge the same in tho Town Clerks office, of said towns, by the. first day of December, in any year, and in all cases in which said Assessors have heretofore neglected or omitted to i'll out lists at three-fold rate per cent. or a., mount of the same as by law required; and in all cases in which said Assessors, or the members of the Board of Relief, in said towns, have neglected or omitted to take the oath prescribed by law, such as- sessment lists shall not, for such causes, De considered or judged void but all taxes which have been heretofore or shall h0