Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-22

HOUSE. The Honsa was called to order at 10.

The House called to order at 1O:s0 rn., Speak Marcy presiding.
 Prayer was offered by Chaplain Rev. c. B. Ford. On motion of MT. Gardner, of Derby, the roll call was dispensed with. W. Hastings and Patrick R. Farrel for compensation for injuries; of citizens of Putnam for reduction of railroad rates of Anon Bentley for release from Sae prison also, of Joseph Henry Clarke and Stephen Ab- bolt.
 Fisheries.
 A bill was introduced by Mr. Stanton, of Hartford enlarging probate districts On motion Of MT. Stan ton referred to Judiciary Oommittee
 resolution by MT Davis of Hartford, authorizing its capital stock to the original amount was referred to the Committee on Banks.
 bill regulating attachments was referred to the Ju A resolution was introduced by MT. Crunnp, of New the benefit of the Centennial celebration at Groton pended and transmitted to the Senate
 bill introduced by MT. Stanton providing that brought, may be amended Judiciary.
 The chair announced the following Joint Select Committees
 On Temperance-Baiey of Danbury, Burleigh of Hamden, Smith of Rocky Hill, Burton of Preston: Essex and Little of Somers
 On Capitol Furniture, Buildings and Grounds Batell of Norfolk, Barbour of Canton, McGaughey of Wauingford, Blakeman of Huntington, Carter Of Warren, Grosvenor of Pomfret, Hill of Glastonbury, and Lindsley of Woodbury.
 bill by Mr. Bowen, of Eastford, regulating duties of guardians and conservators, providing for render ing accounts, was referred to the Judiciary Commit resolution authorizing the officers of the Charter Oak Life Insurance Company to obtain transfers of the capital stock of the company held by the old stock holders and repeating act of last year, motion bill was introduced regu ating the time for hold ing the 1f the h S C9Sgt in
 Various matters were disposed of in concurrence reception of new business to Friday, February 6.
 resolution was introduced by Mr. Rowan legalizing the action of the Common Council of South Norwalk i; Judiciary.
 bill was introduced by MT. Tinker, of New Lon- don, incorporating the Mystic Valley English and Classical Institute; Committee on Incorporation.
 The bill repealing the act providing for minority from the calendar. Mir. Carpenter, of the Com ittee on Cities and Boroughs, stated that the entire ably be repealed during the sesIion, moved that ths bill be tabled; so ordered.
 Gates Hartland, Tibbals of Milford, Peck of Wood bridge, Miner of Bozrah, Hodge of New Fairfield, > MT. Salmon, of Woodbury, was appointed in place orlIr. Titus on the Committee Banks, the latter
 Tejlers were appointed as fo1lows Robertson of New Haven, Talmadge of East Granby, Crump of New Eopdon and Gardner of Derby.
 resolution was submitted by the Committee on
 o o 1 he a for 9f pose of compedpg gonometrical survey Of the stats and report to theRext session of the General Assem- ply; tabled for printing and calendar.
 MT. Morris, of Bridgeport, introduced bill provd- ments ot all kinds, for hschanics for bacterial and for judgments, shall and determined, and such estate wholly and absolutely discharged, unless the person claiming such lien shall bring his action to foreclose such lien within from the time the lien shall be perfected by filing the last certificate quired by law for that purpose Judiciary Committee
 Remonstrances received against the setting of of Huntington to the Probate district of Derby.
 Senate bill No. l, introduced by Senator Buck of Hartford, providing that the fees of receivers of banks, savings banks and trust companies shall be per cent. of the amount of dividend paid to de- poSitors and other creditors, and may be drawn by the receiver or receivers at the time dividends paid and stall be in full for their personal services all other expenses to be taxed and allowed by the court provided that if in the settlement of such trusts the amount of dividends paid shall be less than $250 00O, the court may allow such further for personal services may be equitable and just, referred in concurrence to the Committee on Banks
 At Il o'clock the House adjourned till 10:30 a. Thursday.