Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-14
,. referred to .hs Committee on Banks in concur

was referred to the Committee on Banks in concur : A petition of Charles W. Clark for release from state prison referred to State Prison Committee. Or motion of Mr. Buck the hour for assembling till further notice was fixed at Il o'clock.
 ballot for senatorial Committee on Contested resoiution introduced asking that Assistant MT. Buck thought for time the Clerk would need | Mr. Colt moved that the resolution be laid upon the At 3.25 o'clock the Senate adjourned. The House called to order at 12 o'clock, Speaker Marcy presiding. Prayer offered by the Chaplain pensed with. Petitions were received follows: Of the General Congregational Association of Connecticut for amend ment of charter, Interpretations; of Peck, Stowe for release from State prison of citizens for amend ment to charter of New Haven ;-of Michael D. Neen of Charles McInstern and also of Henry Hubbard for restqFatiOn 3,7n ion of forfeited rights ., w...r bury to issue bonds Joint Select uommittee on Cities ason of eseng off 1gdeary Act de elections cities and boroushs repeating act ouehs. Act amending charter of South Norwslk pro viding for Mayor to preside Council and vote on before Police Commissioners Judiciary.
 Joint resolutions were passed authorizing joint spe, cial committees Constitutional Amendments. Roll of Senate and House, and on unfinished business. and to hs op Fnancs
 The report the directors of the State prison for 1878 vas received and referred to the Committee on Petitions of William Harrington, Albert Woodruff, geisase from State Pgson we're received and refeTred
 The report of the State Treasurer received and | petition from P. T. Barnum ct al for pecuniary relief for Bridgeport Hospital referred to Humane The Governors Message was referred to sppropri-
 The petition of Albert Gates ct al for amendment to game laws was referred to Committee Agriculture. | JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES. 1 Speaker Marcy announced the following Joint Standing Committees on the part of the House: | JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
 Judiciary -Messrs Stanton of Hartford, Gardner of Morris Morris of % Bridgepor MathsSson p Of Pomfret To lister of Litoh6eid, Whttlesey of old saybrook.
 Britain, Cornelius Mesd of Greenwich, DeForrest of Middlebury Burdicko of Preston, Chandler of Thomp-
 Incorporations-Mitcheno of New Britain, Ensign of Nsugatuck, sohoonoyer of Groton, Harding of stam- | of Haddam, Merrow of Mansfield.
 Cities and Boroughs-carpenter of Norwich, Minor of New Britain, Bartholomew of Derby, Weed of Stsm ford, Chandler of Thompson, Clemens of Htchdeld
 Educstion@CoIyeIr of Daren. n Norton of Farming ton Northrop of Seymour, Cook of Ledyard, Peck Of Canterbury. Hayes of Harwnton, Denison of Say
 Finance-Nichols of Dsnbury, White of Manchester. Woodstook CroSeil of sslisSury, @ Wiioo1 Of Middle town, Gilbert of Hebron.
 Railroads-Porter of Pennington, Robertson of New Tourtelette of Putnam, Alvord Torrington, Tbbals
 Banks-1inier of New London, Davis of Hartford Pope of Oxford, Steele of Norwak, Lincoln of Chaplin Titus of Washington Gross of East Haddam, Marcy of Union.
 Insurance-Batten of Norfolk, Lord of Enfield, Mer, riman of Meriden. Gillette of Colchester Raymond oi New Canaan, Bartlett of Killingy, Strong of Chatham Edgsrton do1 of T1and ot r..+o o,v.n of s,,f.,a |, Woodruff of Orange, Way of East Lyme, Payne ot Woodstock, Thomas of Ro1bury, Lord of saybroob State Prison-Parker of East Haddam, Barnes ot Bass of Dsnbury Burnham of Aifs Hsmpton, G of Bridgewater, Shelton of somers
 Q. sinsbury, Bentley of North stonington' Ioas o Sherman, oark of wfndham, Goodwin of Sharon Military 1dairs~Batchener of Winchester, At wood of Newington, Baldwin of Beacon Falls, Will son of KiIngly Beetly of Killingworth, Nichols o Aben of Lebanon. Jennings of Fairfield, Waldo oi Canterbury, Judd of Bethlehem, Thayer of Haddan , I and Edgerton of Willington.
 Ketsenehment Re1ofm and Ab9sesIEreneh eilus, O of Lyme, Gilbert of Bethel, smith of New Rartfore Beebe of Portland, Rose of Coventry. Shelton of southbury, Mosby Of Old Lyme, Jacobs 3 Thompson, Brinton Of Canaan, Stannard of West Agriculturs-Barstow of Norwich, Frisbie of South
 ingon, Hall of Walngford, Lee of Ridgefeld Stetso of Brooklyn Gaylord of Norfolk, Nettleton of Killing ! l worth, storrs of Mansfield
 Manufactures-Wilcoxc of Middle!own, Twi:chell c
 southingtop, Fowler of Guford, Bromley of Lisbon
 Sexton of Bridgeport, Hatch of Wfndhau, Wells 0 5 New Milford, Wood of Coventry.
 8 New Towns and Probate Districts-Matthews 0 3 Waterbury, Grant of South Windsor, Strong of oo
 lyn of Goshen, Clcot of Clinton, Bissell of Hebron. Bristo', Scranton of Madison, coggsh.n of Montve | Lyman Mead Of Greenwich, Jenks of Volnntown
 Wells of Cornwall, Watrous of Chatham.
 Avon IecRWt6 of lyme, Judson on of stretford, Gbso
 of Sterling, Moore of Colebrook, Elliot of Durham JOINT SELECT COMMITTEES
 Oonstitutional lAmendments-Merri@sn of Merider
 ton, Rowan of NorwalI, stowell of Ashford Watso
 of New Hartford, Clark of Chester Little of somerl Glastonbury Baldwin Of Cheshire, Powers of Water
 ford, Lillis of NeWtown Ftts of Ashford, Birdsey
 Federal Relations-Rowan of Norwalk, Talmadge c
 @ East aTanby. Webster of Waterbury, Camp of ari,
 Lane of Barkhamsted, Tenn of Plymouth.
 Unfinished Business-Grosvenor of Pomfret, Nas s of Ridgefeld, Ward of Salisbury.
 Manual and Rose-Merriman of Meriden, Bradle Mr. Parker, of Haddam, moved that all resolution de Governors Message be transferred to ths Senat I under suspension of the rules; carried.
 estate of David Adams. of Westport, who suppose MT. Morris of Bridgeport introduced bill provid
 ing that dtY9reed ft parties shall not upop desth hay
 other and repeating all acts inconsistent with tn l Mir. Morris also introduced bill providing tha town auditors, in addition to the examination of vestigate the records of deeds in the office If tn Town Clerk and compare the names of the grantor l vi0us examination.
 bill allowing parties tlisl to impeach witnesse
 by showing general character witness sought to l impeached, and whether such witness should be be , Hsved oath, referred to the Judiciary Com I mittee.
 bill was introduced by MT. Morris of Bridgeport
 providing that whenever the number of Judges of tn
 Superior Court not including the Judges of the
 Errors shall by appointment to the Court of Error
 by resignation by arriving at the of TO years
 reduced to four then the Superior Court sha incud
 ing the Court of Errors consist of nine Judges only
 also that each Judge of the Supreme Court of Error
 snd of the Superior Court appointed after the | of the act shall receive $5000 salary; Judiciary. The petition of Willis Dewey vs. Frederick E. Rice
 of Granby, for seat in the House. referred to Committee Contested Electione.
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