Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-08
SENATE.

 The Senate was called to order at 1O:eO oclock. Prayer was offered by Chaplain Taylor Wednesdays business from the ao0se wss concur
 red in including the refer.nce to ths Judiciary Of the Governor renomin. .ton of Judges Hovey and Gran | ger. ..,., ,..droo5 . 1oro ,euo- ution iustrucing the Insurance committees to in vestiRats life insurAn e coPan1s ne t th I stock and mutual plans, and It was sent to the H. | surance committee
 Mr MaItbie-BiIl that all sesEio of the Supreme court held in Bartford requires clerks ot court n the vsrious counties send to the superior court of Hartford certified copies of the record Of causes m
 baIr courts two weeks before each term the clerk Of
 the Hartford County court to male mp the oockst or ! the Supreme court hearings to be taken up in the order in which they stand on me docEet ana 9iIer June 1884, the Supreme court judges ihal be retGv-
 MT M4ltbie-BilI hat in insurance policies tSsued in ths State predcatec upou written other appli- or survey shall be held be rSpres 'ntaive and not vArrnnties any provision in the application. survey or policy the contrary notwithstanding; Judic- 1Ary. ,,,, . /, 1,,z =. r5..o., for balance dus for providing plans a4d Specinca- tionR and services in supervising the coDstruc | tion of buildings for the insane at M1ddletoWn \ Claims.
 Mr Turner-Bill for assistant clerk of the su- perior court ,r New Haven county, win the same | fees As clerks of the Superior court; Judiciary: ! Mir. PIankett-Bin to encourage ths raising ol sheep It eIempts all sheep this State from ! taxation, and allows abduction from the town ta1 of every person 26 cents for each yesrlins sheep owned by him on 1st of October providing the sheep were rn sed in this State; Agriculture MT. Clark, of the Second-B1n that tbe law regard
 ing railroad shall apply aleo to rscevern an trustees that the oath verifying returns shall b' taken in Connectcut and that the details of sinking | funds shall be given Ia returns; Railroads. | Mir. Yaie-Pet tIon of the town of Meriden for b
 erty to issue $5O,OOO of per cent. bonds for tht ! purpose of building Q new High school building ! Judiciary.
 | MT DeForest-Bin to alter the law Of inoorpoza | tions so to enlarge the powers of companies fol ! conducting busiDs's outside of this state and es
 pecisy providing their right to buy sette col'rize exchange, mortgage or improve lands' buildings o herr di aments; Incorporation. l Mir. Cooke-Bi1I providirg for revision of thu
 laws relating to education at a cost not exceeding I S2OO by tie State Board of Educstion Education. | MT Yale-Resolution remitting all the taxes ($1, 1O3 6T of the Msrden aud Cromwell railroad; Fi | nance.
 ! committee reports were received as follows: | Judiciary, Mir. Scoheld-Agat nst Senate bill 8 changing the law relating to norty reprF sentation giving power to elect consAbles and Ave grand | jurors; calendar.
 ! Education, MT. Cooke-In favor of limiting tht State to Ihe State Normal school to nI 1 amount not exceeding 7,0Oo. It is now fixed al | $l2.OU0; cslenear.
 | There matters the calendar marRed for action but under a ension of the rults the fol | lowing resolutions taken up and passed: Reso Iuticns tncorp porating the New hsven Boat club and I the Bels bsven Land company; and authorizing Henry C. Nichols to sell certain lands to settle ! estate.