Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-25

The House called to at 12:3o Speaker Hall in the chair Prayer was offered by the chaplain, Rev: George L Thompson
 The following petitions were received and referred: Of George A. Huobel for amendment to general stat utes de corporations of George H. Pryor for con- pensatlon for the killing of horse by cattle commits sion of Samuel Sands ct al de catching of cells in Long Island sourd; of Henry 0. Nerwin de glan- dered horses; remonstrance against running of trains Sunday of Albert White ct al relating to railroad bridges and crossings against granting di- vorces insufficient grounds of borough of Bir- Hams ct al of Chaplin for constitutional amend ment prohibiting the manufacture of liquors
 By Mir Johnson, of Enield-Bin providing that designations of grounds for the cultivation of shell fish and grants of franchises in grounds for that pur pose and assignments of such designations and grants may be m de to joint stock corporations organized under the I, laws of this hi State; Fisheries M September term of the Superior Court in New Haven county m shall OF the fourth Tuesday in that the Court of Common Pleas in that county shall mence the third Monday of September in each year; Judiciary ".-
 By MT. Johnson, of Enneld-BilI providing that Courts of Common Pleas shall have the same juris d1cton aud powers the Superior Court in proceed tngs for discontnuance of abatement of nuisances Judiciary r. defendants in suits before juetices courts shall have the right of appeal from adverse decision that sole defendant possesses; Judiciary
 By Mr. Robertson, of New Haven-Bill extending power to board If seectmen in East Haven aunex to Cities and Boroughs. : By MT. Robertson, of New Haven-Bilt providing
 
 honorably in the army and navy from Connecticut shall be treated at of the State at the insane hospital at Middletown. +...
 By MT. Robertson-Bill de assessment of damages upon default and demurrer overruled, relating to railroad cases. F@5* By MT. Owen, of Manchester-Resolution appropri- atng $5, GOO for the artificial propagation of fish
 By Mr. Owen-Bill providing for the lawful meet ing of any town board of heath requiring warnings to be issued three days before the meetng the notice specifying the day, signed by any member of the board.
 By MT. Owen, of Manchester-The annual report of the board of fish commissioners:
 By MT. Thompson, of East Haven-Resolutton de annexation of East Haven to town of New Haven, pro- viding for settlement of M the towns indebtedneas @
 By MT. Kirkland, of Old Saybrook--Bill regulating the nspJrtatfon of gunpowder.
 By Mir. Curtiss, of Monroe-Bill prohibiting the 1885, and authorizing fine Of $25 for oense also bill regulating fishing in Curtiss mill pond in Monroe
 By MT. Stocking, of Cromwel-Bill regulating fish ing in sabethe and West rivers and tributaries
 By MT. sil of Hartford-Re Resolution authorizing the Secretary of State to publish the public acts in German newspapers the expense not to exceed $400
 By MT. Cleveland, of Brooklyn-Bill pensioning judges of the and superior courts after they the limit of ago. the amount of pension being $2500 per year for each judge so pensioned
 By Mr. Osborn, of Weston-Bil1 providing fine of $7 Imprisonment for thirty days for entctng bees from premises of another.
 By Mr. Bingham, of Wlndham-Annual report of the State Treasurer; Committee on Finance.
 By Mr. Ripley, of Norwich-Bill providing that triesand written memoranda of deceased persons may be received evidence.
 By, Mr Tomlinson, of Miford-Bill providing that not than two members of boards of county commissioners shall be of the political party.
 By Mir. West, of Co1unbia-Bill providing that nec essary bridges between towns shall be constructed and aintaped in proportion to the respective grand
  By MT. Northrop-Bill amending the general statutes relating to societies of church denonina- tions The bill provides that whenever the mem bers of any Methodist Episcopal church shall fail to elect trustees provided for under the statutes the quarterly conference of the church may elect trus tees to 1 the vacancy until the next ensuing annual election and at each annual election the electors
 
 pired terme. The bill also provides that at each annual meeting of the members of every Methodist church the treasurer shall present to the electors written statement of all the receipts and expendt lures of the corporation during the preceding year.
 By Mir. Ripley of Norwich-Bill providing that the stock of every joint stock corporation shall be trans ferred only its books in such form as the bylaws shall prescribe, and the corporation shall have lien upon all the stock owned by any person or estate therein for all individual joint partnership debts it from such estate, and for any cont1ng- liability to it, endorser, acceptor guarantor or surety upon any negotiable commercial paper and any corporation desiring to enforce such hen may give notice to such stocfholder his executor or ad ministrator and if there be none his heir at law that unless he shall pay his indebtedness to the corpora tion within three months it will sell the stock.
 At 1:l5 the Houseadjourned until Il B. m. Wednes- day.