Morning journal and courier., 1884-03-06
THE HOUSE

 The House was called to order at 1O:3O o'clock by Speaker Harrison. Prayer was offered by Chaplain Stone.
 George D. Durand ct al of Bethel, for egslation in aid of disabled hremen; of soldiers and sailors for lion; of Thomas J. BrAdstreet ct al of Thomaston and G. H Hall ct al, of Bristol, for legiSaton in favor of disabled hremen; of George A. Bassett for payment of back bounty. | Mir. Brsiuard introduced resolution extending use of the hall of representatives to the Committee on Railroads concerning short haul bill; passed. were appointed committee tS recall bill concerning fisheries from Secretary of States office. .,.... appointing the Buckingham statue committee com mission to have charge Of all arrangements concern ing unveiling of the statue; passed.
 Mir. Hcoge, of Bsrkhalnsted, offered 8 resolution authorizing the Governor to appoint committee of campnent Of the National Guard and report to next General Assembly; referred to Committee on Mill tary Affairs.
 Mir Lathrop introduced resolution appropriating S52O of Palmer Bill for legislative statistcs The following committee repor's were received: Judciary-In favor of continuing 10 the next gen. era assembly bill reported by the commission for revising system courts in the State that it be printed with tn laws so ordered; substitute bill de cation of hceL ses and providing for hearings Putnam Woolen compIny for removal of remains from bu1ial ground Hhere they are now inferred, providing for of trust funds deViIed for hs protection of cemeteries. tabled adverse bill hibitiDR judges of probate courts from acting as administrators of estates in districts where they judges, rejected
  of sailing vessels; rejected.
 MT. Starr announced that the annual visit of the legislators the Girls Industrial school wou Id occur Friday.
 Mir Davis moved that the visit at the EchooI and at the Insane asylum be indefritely postpon ed He thought that harm would result from the visits than good could come from them
 Mir. G1 said he most heartily seconded the motion He did not think it wel that it was dig ntnsd for the legislators to go on any such excursion.
 On vote the motion carried.
 The Committee on Interpretations reported adverse lY on amending the charter of the Hartford steam 'mpany; adverse Incorporating the Plymouth Howe post of Bridgeport and substitute resolution incorporating the Ladies' Benevolent ROciety of Bridgeport
 Resolution WAS passed appointing Thomas I. Ray Inond of NorEak and Wm. H. LAW Of New Haven auditors of public accounts.
 The Committee Military Affairs reported ad- versely the petition of the Cambridge Guard, of Hartford for incorporation in the Fifth battalion. MT Smith, of Waterbury, explained the report, stating that the had been under consideration by the Legislatu: for Pix years Ths members of the committee present at the hearing had voted unan imously against the petition. Mr. Noble said he of incorporating the Guard in the Fifth bat alion On vote the petitioners were given leave to withdraw.
 BusiDesp from the Senate was disposed of in con- currence.
 B Mr called from the table the resolution of fered by MT. Glover on Thursday requiring commit tee reports to be completed March A. An amend m0nt was adopted fixing the date on Tuesday, March 19 and the resolution was passed. s Mr. Case offered resolution fixing the hour for the daily session at 10 o'clock; adopted.
 Mr. Davis called from the table resolution aut hor- ixinE Mary L. Hunter and Rowland B. Lacey to sell land held in trust in Bridgeport; passed.
 At 30 o'clock the House adjourned until 10 8. Il. on Thursday.