Morning journal and courier., 1884-03-08
THE HOUSE.

The House was called to order at 10 3. m by Speak
 Petition of the Connecticut Womens Indian asso- citation asking that the Legislature request the Con- gressona delegation to favor measures for the edu- cation and civilization of the Indians by granting tEem lands in seVeralty and conferrng upon them the Committee Federal Relations petition from Water bury in favor of disabled remen was ap propriately referred.
 Committee reports were received az follows:
 tinanee-Unfavora6le on bill appoiating a com mission to r-yise the laws on taxation-rejected.
 Judiciary-Unfavorable to bill relating signs advertisements on inside walls and outdoor posts; Iatipg to forfetures by railroad compAneS relating Military yAffairs-Unfsvsrable change of mus kets at the Russell Mill ary school New Haven-leave te withdraw.
 Senate business was taken up and disposed of in concurrence.
 Resolutions Incorporating the Young Mems Chris tan associations of haItford and of Bridgeport passed
 from the table, when Mir. Fenn of Winchester with drew bis amendment, and Mir. Staub of New Milford off red amen in ent appropriating S5O0O and sp- poi tlBg comuitt of one senator and thres Rep resentatives to act will the trustses and to make thorough investigation of the school and report to faVore d the amendment and it passed almost unanimously The rules were suspended and the bill was transmitted to the Senate.
 Resolution incorporating the Lebanon Brass Band association was passed.
 Resolution providing for the purchase of land at the State camp ground at Mantle passed. The bill relating to agents of insurance companies,
  missioner of agents for nonresident insurancs con panies, was passed.
 of School Visitors may be deputed tbe schools | lieu of the acting school visitor was passed.
 Resolution incor porating the simpson, Hall, Miller company, Of Wallingford was passed. Ret tOluticn incorporating the Spring Grove Come tery association. Of Stamford the {. 1ngraham panv and the Henry Spring company. of Hinchester. \ were passed.
 | kesoIution amending the charter of the Danburs and Norwich Railroad company, permitting them to | Resolution providing for furnishing the unfur- \ nished rooms in the Capitol building was pass sed.
 The resolution amending the charter of the city ot
 Tns petition of F. w. BruegeThoff ct al. for act relating to the Hartford and Harlem Railroad com paDy, to solidate with the New Haven and Derby and EariOns other proJecs and to legslize ths corporate existence of th road, unfavorably l ported by the Railroad committee, and ex plaiDed at length by Mr Branard. of Hartford, WhC said the question of s corporate existence was nov pending before ih9 courts in Fairfield county anC the Legislature should not anticipate the decision | the pending suit.
 | Mir Jackson of Derby moved to recommit the mat \ ter to the committee which opposed by MT l Davis of Haddam. The motion lost, MT. Hub bard Of Hartford moved to lay it on the table, whtcl | was lost
 considerable intereet to the people of the ktate, should not be acted on Eafs morning ,but should b ! deferred till the House was full, motion was mad | to reconsider the vote to Ii lon the table | Mr. Case. of Granby, and Mr. Tenn, tf Winchester opposed reconsideration, and advocated the report inc con faittas The matter being before the court fine court should be permitted ts settle it. Mr. Hub Sssrd of Hartf I'd, s.id he fSzored reconstIuc ion aeeause he WAS not prepared to vote oa ms matte smith Of Waterbury, called for the reading tba nattion After the reading tffs oeoate WSs con tinred bv MessrB Davis Of Baddam Noble of Bridge \ na-+ a d Horne aud Eenn of W1nchesteF. | 1ras tbs most spirited debate of the session. Ml Law of New Haven moved 10 msks @ n .s Is 1otio the day for Wednesday next ana OH 'HiS HO'AO TSe motion was carried by vote of lo7 to 7e, an