Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-19

Superior Court-Civil side-Judge Hovey. This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
 The case of Wheeler ct ux. ys, Crafts, which was commenced on Monday afternoon, occupied the attention of the court during the day.
 At bar meeting held in the afternoon for
 the purpose of organizing a Bar Library Association under the statutes, the following l articles of association were adopted The attorneys -at-law admitted to practice l in the courts of this State and resident in the
 county of New Haven do hereby organize | themselves into corporation for the purpose I of holding and managing the law library I belonging to the bar of this county, and do 1 hereby adopt the following bylaws pursuant l to the statutes of this State: l. The name of the corporation shall be I the New Haven County Law Library Assocla- 1 tion.
 | 2. The officers of said association shall be 8 president, secretary, treasurer, librarian | and library committee to consist of three persons, who shall be chosen at the first | in office until others chosen in their ] places or they shall be removed by vote of | the association. g. The president shall preside at all meet 1 ings, and call meetings of said association when he may deem it necessary. The secre- tary shall attend the meetings and record the doings of the association, and in case of the ! disability of the president may call meetings of the association. The treasurer shall col lect and receive from the clerk of the Super for Court the fees paid for admission to the bar for the use of the library, and such l funds as shall be acquired by said association 1 in any other way, and shall expend the same for the purchase of books for said library, under the direction of the library committee, and shall keep a correct account of his re- ceipts and expenditures. The librarian shall have the care, custody and control of said library subject to the direction of the library committee. The library committee shall make the purchase of books for said library and prescribe rules for it's management. The following officers were elected
 President-Charles Ives
 Secretary-Jonathan Ingerson
 Treasurer and Librarian D. Os- borne
 Library Committee-John s. Beach, Charles R. Ingerson, Arthur D. Osborne.
 The following votes were passed
 Voted That the balance of the bar library fund, now in the hands of the clerk of the Superior Court, be paid over to the treasurer of the New Haven County Bar Libra " Association.
 Voted, That the law library given to the members of the New Haven county bar in their associate capacity by the late Hon. AL fred Blackman be accepted, and in the re- membrance of the gift the librarian is re- quested to place suitably in each of the vol umes the following: Bequeathed to the New Haven county bar by Hon. Alfred Blackman. Voted, That the law library belonging to the bar of this county, together with the law library given by Hon. Alfred Blackman, to the members of the New Haven county bar in their associate capacity, shall belong to the r r
 Voted, That the books belonging to said library shall be kept in the room designated Bar Library in the County Court House, and shall not be taken from said room except for use in court.
 The following court assignments were made:
 Wednesday, May 26-Davis vs Woodruff, Potter Healey
 The American Chemical Company was ex- empted from the operation of the recently enacted law concerning joint stock corpora tions.
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.
 Court of Common Pleas-Judge FyIer. This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The case of Peck & Bishop vs. John P Phillips was defaulted as against the defend ant.
 In the case of Crittenden vs Wheeler the defendants motion for judgment was denied and the plea in abatement overruled. The defendant was permitted to answer over.
 The case of Burwen vs. Smith was on trial in the afternoon. It is an action to recover about forty dollars for rent.
 At the bar meeting held at o'clock in the afternoon the following assignments were made:
 Wednesday, May 19-Granniss vs Good year, De Wolf vs. Peck & Bishop, Duer vs. Saunders Farren vs. Bunnell ct al.
 Thursday, May 2O-Chamberlain & Go. vs. Deming, Frisbie & Co., vs. L. Candee & Co.,, Hotchkiss vs. Hooker & Co.,, Hall vs. Twiss, trustee.
 Friday, May 21-Tyrell vs. Enscoe, Will Hams vs. Cannon, New Haven Baking Go. vs. Chatfeld
 Tuesday, May 25-Hin vs. Flagg, Pierpont vs. Langdon & Taylor, Appel vs. Fowler.
 Friday, May 2S-swann vs. Ives Gnjunc- tion)