Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-18

panies, calendar adverse on bills concern ing joint stock corporations tabled. Constitutional Amendments-Adv on bills revising and increasing representation in the House, tabled. Cities and Boroughs-Favorable on amend ing charter of South Norwalk, calendar. Business from the Senate disposed of in concurrence The bill limiting the time for bringing writ of scire facias, introduced by Mir Coogan, of Windsor Locks, passed in the House, came back from the Senate re- jected, Messrs Coogan and Cleveland ap- pointed on a conference committee. On motion of MT. Robertson tabled. Messrs. Johnson, of Enfield, and Beatty, of New Britain, were appointed committee of con- ference on bill relating to probate courts
 On motion of Mr. Taylor, of Danbury, the resolution granting administration of the es- tate of James Byers of Danbury, was taken from the table and passed.
 On motion of Mr. Johnson, of Enfield, the resolution authorizing the erection of bridge at Warehouse Point over the Connec- ticut was recommItted.
 The resolution concerning the sale Of Ayres land in New Canaan was taken from the table on motion of Mir. Sanford, of Reddlng, amended and passed
 Resolution confirming title to land held by the trustees of the Methodist church at Cheshire was taken from the table on motion CT MT. SaOIOfu, 08 pldlu6u Dy MIL NOA1 1hAoP' of Middletown, and passed. At 1O:3O MT Robertson called for the order of the day, being on the bill for the proven ton of fraud in divorce suits. On account of the absence of members who wished to be heard on the subject he moved that the bill be made special order for Wednesday. March 22, at 12 o'clock; so ordered. | The calendar numbers were resumed and reports from the Committees on Engrossed Bills were acted OH faVOrablY
 The bill amending the act relating to the licensing of dogs, providing that 1t shall not be necessary to license them until they arc four months old, was passed. Considerable discussion occurred on the bill for preventing the spread of the glan- ders, the debate being participated in by Nessrs. Cowles of Pennington, Sanford of Bedding, Johnson of Enfield, Owen of Man 1 chester, Coogan of Windsor Locks, Thurber of Putnam, and Northrop of Middletown. l Mir. Sanford severely criticised the course of the commission on diseases of domestic animals and considered it unwise to entrust | them with increased powers
 MT Johnson was opposed to the bill and agreed with Mir. Sanford s strictures concern ing the commission.
 An amendment by MT. Owen, which Mir. l Cowles said would destroy the force of the bill, was adopted.
 MT. Clark of Suffield, said the commission was farce and moved indefinite postpone ment
 On motion of Mir, Wood of East Windsor, who was in general opposed to the measure, | it was tabled.
 Mr. Bishop, of Gpilford, called from the table the bill relating to accident insurance | and said it had been agreed upon by the com i mttee as substitute for the charter amend ment petitioned for by the Hartford Mutua Benefit company. On vote the bill was oc.41, o10 4nS | is as follows:
 Section 1. Any company chartered by anc now doing business ir. this State, and em powered to make contracts contingent upor life, is hereby authorized to issue policies o1 certificates insuring or protecting persons against loss of life or personal injury result ing from any cause, which policies or certiti cates shall state on their face the agreemen with the persons receiving the same, ane when executed in accordance with the charter and bylaws of said company, shall be bind < ng upon the same. Section 9 All certificates heretofore iseueG | by any company named in the first section of this act, protecting persons against lost of life or personal injury, are hereby vali dated
 Section 4. This act shall take effect from its passage.
 The bill for annexation of the West schoo I district of the town of New Haven city schoo district was passed.
 Resolution incorporating the Connesticu Spiritualist Camp Meeting association wa' | discussed.
 Mir. Sanford, of Bedding, asked of tht i chairman of the committee if the association members explained their peculiar beliefs If they believed in the raising of tables ant chairs. and conversed with deceased friends if there were ethereal returns of the dead what use could there be for an act of incor poration with foot on earth and foot II l heaven :?
 Mir. Cleveland said it was none of the com | mittee's business what the association be lieved. He thought Mir. Sanford's question 1 must be in fun.
 Mr. Owen said he would ask of the com mittee in seriousness if the association could not organize as religious body under tht general laws of the State, just as any churcl 1 organization can do. H. could not see why special act of incorporation should be nee. essary for any religious organization.
 MT. Cleveland said it was shame at thi late day to make question of any mans re ligious belief.
 Mr. Sanford said in his opinion the whol' belief was ridiculous
 MT. Owen moved indefinite postponement | This course was approved by MT. Robert son and MT. Johnson rejected.
 The resolution passed.
 The House was occupied for some time il discussing game law, which Mir. Gillespi wanted amended, so that the Connecticut lav shall agree with the New York statutes con tinuing in force the restrictions agains shooting game until November. The amend ment was opposed by Mir. Bingham of Wind ham and Mir. Robertson of New Haven. MT Gillespie supported his amendment, but o1 vote it was lost. Mr. Dening of Danbury offered an amendment allowing the shooting of woodcock during the months of July, Oc tober, November and December; adopted and the bill amended was passed. MT. Bell, of Norwalk, introduced bill pro hibiting the dumping of mud in Norwalk har bor. On motion of MT. Scofeld bill admit ted under suspension of the rules and refer red to the Fisheries committee. 1 The Claims committee reported in favor o appropriating SS700 in favor of Henry s Merwin, of Durham, being compensation fo quarantine of horses.
 The Committee on Constitutional Amend ments reported the following constitutions amendment
 1 ''The manufacture or compromising of ant sale or keeping for sale of intoxicating 1iq uors, excepting for sacramental, medicinal scientific, mechanical and art purposes, shal be and hereby are prohibited in this State and it shall be the duty of the Legislature t. pass laws for the enforcement of this article The report recommends the continuing of tn , Assembly and that it be published in the ses sion laws; calendar.
 Bill abolishing the Second voting distric of East Haven was passed.
 The bill providing that witness fees shal be sent to the town clerk of the town il which the cause shall have terminated ant disbursed by the clerk to the persons entitled to receive them, was discussed by MT. John son.
 The bill was verbally amended by Mir. Sec field and passed.
 The bill authorizing the Secretary of Stat to publish revised index of the Genera Statutes, revision of 1875 was passed.
 At 1:O5 o'clock the House adjourned unti Tuesday, March 21, at Il o. ID.
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