Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
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.,' Tmssday afternoon, Maybe. ;,
Resolution authorizing the Secretsf ! 10
enter the petition of s.. w: Collins and,
others, and also of School Society of the
town OF Chester-and the petition of Allen
s. Stillman; and T. w. Cowles and Others; ,
passed. ., 4. -. -,
The committee on judiciary, on petition,
OF WatrouS B. Smith for change Of name,
of Isaac Ackley Smith to that of Isaac Ack-,
ley, Jr., reported favor ably bill passed. re-
port accepted and prayer granted. 80 -,
Remonstrance of Conn. River Co against
the erection of bridge across the river at
Middletown; referred to committee on Rail.
roads.
Report Of, County Commissioners fol
Hartford County read and deferred to cor,
mittee on State Prison. Whole number
prisoners ll5, lO9 male, & female, VI white
colored under sentence 81 earnings Of
the prison 1852 SO. The prison has been
occupied Ito some extent by Litchfe!e'
county, during repairs of Litch6eld county
prison. j4....
Report of the Trustees of Conn. Mis-
sionary Society, accepted and transmitted
into the Senate. Receipts $lS9OS 81. Dis.
bursements 1873 80. Permanent Fund BY
onations $4,000. =, !:
Resolution offered by Mr.. Kasson, allow.
ing petitions to be entered In the Secretary's
Office until Wednesday next. Passed. -
Resolution authorizing the Comptroller to
draw an order on the Treasury for s.
in favor of Curtis Bacon. Montague and
Hall and Charles H. Austin, for services
in pursuing and arresting the murderer OF
Mrs. Bacon; referred 10 the committee on
claims. .-,t .,..;..
Bill for an act limiting the concurrent iu-
risdiction of the superior court to $500
and justices jurisdiction to the extent of
800; read first time. !.
Remonstrance of James Hardy and 9TH
ers, of New Haven, against, repeal of the
license law referred to committee Oh that
subject.
Repor: of the committee on State Prison.
on petition of Jos. w. Norton, praying re-
muneration for injuries received while an
overseer in said prison. The petitioner was
injured by an assault from one of the con-
victs Bill in favor of appropriating 1874,
read first time. =,
Bill for an act to prevent the destruction
of woodcocks, from February to July; Of
pheasants, cartridges and quails, from Feb.
game-read first time. .:...'
Mr.. Burial offered a bill relating to cleo
tors, allowing them to vote for Representa-
tiyes where they resides and for sheriffs, &C..
upon residence of four months; also, mod
flying the registry law; read twice and re-
| referred 10 committee on the Judiciary, -,
Communication from Charles Larabee,
on the subject of Temperance and Peace,
| rnf RI I r
Petition Of Albert G. Davis and Others.
for Communication Of punishment of A.. r..
Potter; referred to committee on that sub.
ject.
Adjourned to 9 o'clock tomorrow NOR
ming.
Wednesday Morning. May, Goth.
Report Of. New London Savings Bank.
| referred to committee on Banks. :.
Remonstrance of Samuel Hall and 9TH.
ers, claiming that the sitting members from
the town of Union are not entitled to their
seats-reterred to committee on contested
Elections, . De-
Petition ofHenry L. Nathan and others. ;
Tor an alteration of the military laws-of
Robert Friend and 35 others, for the repea}
OF certain military laws-of Merit Hum
phrey, with the same prayer-referred to
committee on Military Affairs. :.
Petition of Thomas Clark and others for
aid to Hale Monument-of Henry II. Corbin
with the same pfayer-referred to commit
tee on that subject. '...n, -, 81.
Petitions of Benjamin Lester and Whee~
Ter Morgan, each praying for, discharge
from State Prison-of Stephen Cogswell,
for restoration to forfeited ;rights-of Pat
| rick O'Brien, to be discharged from State
Prison-of Benning Mann and others for
the discharge of Patrick O'Rrien-referred
| to committee on State Prison. ...4
Petition of Thomas Ray and. others, for
an extension of the liens of mechanics on
buildings-of Samuel Clark and others,
regarding the inspection of Shingles--of
Abel l1ine and others, concerning School
Society in New 'MilfarC--of Girardus Rob
erts and others, concerning School Society
meetings-Eeterred to the committee on Ju.
dietary. .. ,x
Petition of r. w. Cowles and others, &c
amend the charter of New Haven anu
Northampton Company-of Daniel. Russeg.
and 200 hundred others, for a Railroads.&c.,
Norman Kellogg and others, for Railroals
| ON the banks Of the Canal-of Joshua r. !.
Jewett and others, with the same prayer--ol
Samuel Hall and l04 masters of vessels OIL,
Connecticut River, Tor q Iaiiroad-of Ira
Gregory and others, fora renewal of th.
charter ofthe Fairfield Gu. Railroad---sefep
red to committee on Railroads. - -.
Petition of the electors of Marlborough a.
against the. Eepeal Of the license law--of j
II. Frost and others, with the same prayer
-of w. Storey and others same prares -=of
1914 citizens Of New London, with tSe i.
same prayer--refersed to COMMITTEES on tls
License Law. -.
Petition of 'ths tewn Of Sharon againsf
the tewn Of Goshen, relating to a turnpike,
gate-referred to committee on Roads ap9
Bridges. ~, : r.r.e,
Resolution changing the name of the /,
horticultural Society of New Haven to Nes
Haven County Horticultural Society pas.
sed. =, = ..r -.
Committee announced on Engyessed BIZ
-Messrs. Hull, Stevens, Of Glastepburg