Morning journal and courier., 1884-03-06

of the other committee, but that gentleman un- able to say what his committee would do- Then i itter thought general law wouId be more desir- abIe and they had such law under consideration he still of the opinion that ths resolution should
 MT DeForest said the 6ifcuIty in the way was the under obligation to the existing railroad company. The situation requires special legislstion. Un3er
 Mr. Yale thought the resolution proper matter for the Railroad committee He not in favor of spe- would De good egfFIatio1 to have general law pass which would not only spply to it, but to such mat
 Mir. Asop thought the motion of the Senator from the 21st [Allen) unusual one. The matter should 20 back to the Committee Roads and Bridges be killed. It certainly dtscourtesy to take it from committee and send it to the other after report
 MT. MaItbie agreed with the Senator from the 22d (Alsop) and hopt the motion would be withdrawn and that the friends of the resolution would let 1t go
 Mir stanton-I should like to ask the Senator from the Fourteenth De Fores if his resolution does not legslly recognize the Hartford and Harlem corpora tion.
 road, but the commissioners officially passed upon that question last cannot see that this reso lution Is of shy importance in that respect.
 MT. Allen then withdrew his melton to refer to the Mr. Scofeld made the point Of order that the ton had already been once voted down and WAS sus- tained by the chair.
 But nothing in this resolution shall be taken con- struFd az recognition by this General Assembly of the said Hartford and Harlem Railroad company,
 legally organized corporation under the laws of the t sst or any h % pena S n tlon of the legality or validity of the organization of moved to table, and tt was so ordered the chair de- cding that the motion carried with it the origna! | resolution.
 Mr. Scoheld called from the tablethe resolution ap. pointing Senator and three to in quire into andreport to the Legislature regarding the paid by the treasurer of the Statefin matter of the application of the oyster committee of Darien. The Senator explained that the resolution I lyvaaT aa5 hv he ha n was the designation of oyster grounds in the town nsmea ana @ an nvescgaIaon ade @ Dy 4+ s4e I + order of the clerk of the court Of course the ap- pointment of committee would be investigation | of the Superior court and it's clerk
 l Mir. Matbe characterized such action in severe terms and hoped the Senate would not be guilty of come here are aggreVed they can go to the Superior court, and that tribunal will set The matter right On motion the resolution was rejected
 Mr. sc field explained the bill repeating sect on 23 l dition thereo He said that it provided that the clerks of the two Houses should prepare numerical and alphabetical index of the journals and print $50 copies The work is to be done after the adjourn uent of the Legislature and the clerks paid $200 each which was little enough for the labor required; the l The following bills were rejected:
 | House resolution ST. authorizing the quartermas- "Brdsall bil' to pay all tho expenses of the state | of public corporations. House bill 26, concerning | costs in civil act.ons- House bill 46 concerning of soldiers and sailors Bouse bill 90, on commit ments the Reform school. House bill l15, relating l ts exemption from foreign attachment. House bill 1I9. relating to wages of empOyes in manufacturing ! establishments House bill Rl, in relation to the communication tax. Rouse bill 129 c0Dce1nng private property House bill 148 concerning rstruction of | children House bill 159, soncerniGg savings bank investments Houso bill 175 concerning Eervice in foreign attachments House bill l77 concerning taxatos. Ho1se bill 231, in relation to the stopping If trains at rRilriad crossDgs House bill 237, corning legal holidays. House bill 245 concerning rarades and encampmenls House bill 252, con -ern- ing convict labor. House bill 253, concerning educa tion. House bill 258. concerning the preservation Of game House bill 53, amending section 21, title 16 | chapter (psge 234) of the revised statutes. | On motion of MT. Stanton, the Senate went into executive ssion and confirmed the following nomi | nations:
 1 State Board of Heslth-William H. Brewer ard Charles A. Lindsley, of New Haven for six from ! July l, 1884,
 | Middetown ard Portland Ferry commissioners = l E. B. Strong and E. I. Bell.
 The Senate adjourned to 10:39 8. m. Thursday on | motion of MT. King.