Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-31

giving the warden and burgssses power to issue There was only one matter the calendar ready for action: The report of the Comm1ttee on Cities aud Bnrouehs on smending the charter of the Norwich Str eet Railway conpaDy all wing an exten-
 On motion or Senator Sc field the hour of meeting changed from IF o'clock noon to 1o;so; and the Senate adjourned to 1hursdAy
 THE HOUSE.
 The House met at 1o:sO g. m. Prayer was offered by O. Rpain Stone
 Loorne Hartford for $1O for services in apprais ing school property. Of Stephen W Whitney, of rati of forfeited % riahss Of tue borough of Wal. libef I'd for l to issue additional Uate- bonds bill Of Eliza B. Dewey ct al, cf Hartford for leave to sell lands.
 eight representatives to take charge of all matters appertaining to the proposed statue of Governor
 MT. Image. of Brideeport-That in the case of suits by poor persona they may petition the court
 Mir Case of Gfanby-That the blank endorsement of n gotia abIe note by person who is neither its maker or payea before the dorseent of such note by the psyee shall hereafter imp Tt the contract of ordinary endorsement of negotiable paper, as between such endorser and the peSee subsequent holder of such paper; Judiciary. gardinR insolvent estates to sales of real estate; J.dici ry sanaI property, inc1udi lumber, railroad tes etc shall be efectual to hold the same without removal
 MT. Bradley, of Chsphfre-That member of a board of education school vistors or school or dis Irict committee shall act teacher in public schoo
 Mr Biii of NorwaIk-That owners of oyster grounds shall kill of all star fish: Fisheries.
 MT Bill of Norwalk-Rslat bg to the school fun That list Of all drawn on the treasurer shall be sent to the commi ssioneTs: School Fund
 Mr. Bill Of NorUalk-That the commissioner of the school fund shall examine and rsapprAse the secur- ities of the fund only onre in five instead of once in three years; School Fund
 Mr. Biii of Norwslk-Re. arding taxation of oyster MT. Hubbard of Hartford-That votes for Gcver- nor Lieutenant Governor, Secretary, Treasurer and month of the ection and fair list with the original returns shall b. laid before the xt General assem- ply on its opening day The bill also regulates re- turns of Vo' es for Senators, etc.
 MT. hubbard, If Hartford-That personal property in the hands of trustee shall be set in the list in the town where he resides but if he resides ut of the State, if there than trustee residing town where the person resides for whoss use such property is held in trust. Penalties are proVid d. Finance.
 Mr. Sell. of Norwalk-That towns may direct school yitors to employ music teachers; Educat1on
 MT. Coats, of Windsor Locks-That no justice the peace shall act in CT 7e in which near relatives are interested; Judiciary
 Relat ng to auditors. referees, committees and ex aminers Changing the law regarding judgments against Indians That records of the former district ommon Pleas court. Providing for assistant pro ecuting attornev in Hartford. To protect the purity of Waramaug lake.
 keso ution reAppoi, ting Lyman Dur ming, of North Canaan county co9missioler CT of Litch6eld county for three years from July 1, leS4 pS3 S3eeQ.
 Fishertes-1h hat the house petition of Gideon F. 9ardfng destruction of oyster beds bs ferrea to the Claims committee l; so ordered
 Jucdciary-Adverse bill that every Board of County Comm ssioners shall have lawyer PJ one of its members rejected. Adverse bill for the pro tecton of boats rejected Mr. Case said ths general law sufficiently protects the propersy. Adverse on two standard tine bills; rejected.
 MT. Case explained that the Senate bill of ths slme effect satisfactory. Adverse on bill regard elections and bo rd of relief; reject MT. Cr7e explained that te is in progres New Haven to determine whether an election for year is constitutional- Favorable on substitute bill to preserve the purity of water in public reservoirs Adverse bill [House r2) regard ing costs in criminal c:ses; rejected.
 Cities and boroughV-RScommended thse the re- solution regarding fire and park commi s1ouers in New Britain he referred to the Incor porattons con- miStee; ordered Mir. Hubbard, of Hartford, ex- plaiued tn tt another bill involving similar questions now before that comm ttee.
 Incorp rstions-Favorable on 1ncorp oration of the Mystic Hook and Ladder company
 FiuaGee-Favorable the annual report of the comptroller and treasurer; accepted.
 Humane Institntious-FaY on the annual re- ports the State Board of charities, the Connect1- H. kpitaI for the Insane, Protestant " tdoWs he- lie society of Bridgeport, and the Commissioners of Pharmacy; all accepted
 Forfeited Rights hat the committee is organized and ready for business r.,
 Various matters from the Senate were referreo ID concurrence
 At 1i:4D g. m. the House adjourned to 10:3O B. n. Thursday.