Morning journal and courier., 1884-03-05

--sselrs ct al.. of Bridgeport, and cf New hassn hrenen for legislation in favor of disabled
 Committee reports were received follows: d1cation-Adverse on changing school district
 Fisheres- Substitute bill for protection of fish in Quinnipiac river; adverse on additional legislation jected.
 Judiciary-Adverse on petitions for Ieeisation re- quiring wages paid weekly tabled on motion Of Mir. Noble of Bridgeport
 Business from the Senate WAS disposed of in con cure including resolution validating vote of the town of Hartford appropriating $3O,OOo for compile ccrred with the Senate adopting the amendments passed by the Senate concerning the bill estabhShing The following business on the calendar was dis Resolution Incorporating the Norwalk Water Pipe and Construction company was passed. | Resolution giving the city of New Britain super vision of the cemetery there part of which is outside 1f the city HmitS was passed on explanation of Mr. Bill for the prevention of bribery and the use of vots was ordered to the foot of the substitute bill recommended.
 On motion of MT. Morrison of Enfield the bill pro- viding for secret ballot was tabled
 1 Bill concerning school libraries, unfavorably raportsd was explained by Mir Pratt, of Essex, and rejected. l Bill providirg that the school fund commissioner shall loan and invest the principal of the school fund the removal property under mortgage to the school | fund, explained by MT. Bell of Norwalk and p.sssd Section of the bi l provides: | If any person shall remove or injure any building other fixture any land mortgaged to the school nect ssary firewood or for the erection or repair | of fences, or buildings such land, without the | written consent of the commissioner such person shall pay the State the value of the property SO I removed to the amount of such injury, which, after payiCg the expense of it's recovery, Ahan be applied such mortgage debt; ard for wiful vio- lation of this Bection such perGon aha be fined not exceeding $500 imprisoned not exceeding year. or both.
 Resolution concerning the investment Of funds under the will of Lawson 0. Ives, of Hartford, called from the table by Mir. Case who explained the purpose of the being peition for by Judge shipman, trustee under the will; passed.
 Bill amending an act concerning attachments ex- empting certain classes of property from removal when attached, called from the table by Mr. and passed The kinds of property added to the | includs brick in kins, or of wood, sawed lumber, railroad ties logs when gathered tos piles
 MT. Case called from the table the bill restricting | the exemption from taxation property owned by pensioned soldiers and sailors to such pensioners resident of the state He s.id that under the pres laws psnsioned soldiers and sailors who do not live fn the State have the benefits of the exemption. strtction pro vded by the bill ought to be made. Mr. Middleton of Enfield moved an amendment, exempt
 ing the property of widows of soldiers and sailors to the amount of $1, 1,00O from taxation. While he was preparing the amendment the bill was tabled mo- tion of Mr. Hui, of Stonington.
 was explained by MT. Case. It's special feature is that it allows the county commissioners of Hartford of $4 per day and mileage The bill opposed by MT. Law of New Haven, who did not like the dis | Enfield, were opposed to allowing the Hartford county commissioners SIS days in which they may rscC i've psy in the year.
 1 MT. Middleton said he would vote for an amend | ment authorizing full time till August when the county house ought to be finished.
 | MT Law, or New 6aTen' onered an amendment re- | curing all county commissioners to be paid for | actual days of service.
 l On vote the amendment was lost.
 | MT. Morrison submitted amendment providing for the extra pay of the commissioners attending to the construction of the Hartford court house, lost The ori4ina bilisWas advocated by MT. Garvan, of East Hartford On vote the bill passed 9I to 57. | on Wednesday