Morning journal and courier., 1884-03-07

Hartford; passed on explanation tx MT. Maitbie.
 BLll providing penalty Of . nre Of not more than boh for wilfully injuriug fruit trees or vines or stssng G fruit The owner may arrest; pssseS sssI. n | cape from jails workhouses be fined and impris- | oned for an amount or term not greater than the
 House resolution appointiug the special legislative ] committee on the Buckingham statue commission to manage the public ceremonies iu connection there with.
 Mr. Sconeld had no desire to opp se the resolution if the Senate desired paSs it. bt if the Senate cured with the House in its passage he, the Sen ate me nber of the committee should consider 1t his duty to resign He must take such a course, said, because he did not consider that he was in any way bration this promised to be.
 MT. Clark. ofthe Second, thought 1t would be bet ter table the resolution until further Information could be had It was ordered.
 At12:1O the Senate adjourned to to- morrow at l0:3O a.. m.
 THE HOUSE. The House called order by Speaker Harrison Petitions were referred as follows: Two asking State aid for disab ed killed in the line of duty or widows of the same Reports from committees were received as fol- lows:
 Judiciary-Adverse bill changing election of justices; rejected. On bi l providing for topo- graphical survey of the State; rejected. Mr. Case nite sum afterwards. On bill for regulation Of tee phone rates by the legislatures rejected. Mir. Case Faid the committee thought the State could not properly interfere. On bill concerning divisional fences boishing all the laws regarding throwing lands open to common. Every piece of land would have to be fenced It rejected. On bill requir- ing steamboat companies to keep duplicate lists of passenger; jectsd On bill relating to hutbands iuherting property of their wives and vice versa rejected Mr. FeBn, of Winchester. said the com On bill concerning duties of public auditors the mattSr If doubtful accounts; rejected Favorable phnne poles Adverse on bill validating the duties If assessors; rejected It is covered by a general | validating act
 | Humane IDstitutions-Adverse on resolution of the last session changing the name ot the State Reform school rejected On two bills relating to homes for neglected children and providing penalties for not l obe! ing the present law on the subject. ! orporatoDs-Favorable incorporating the Postal Telegraph and Cable company and the E. In graham company Adverse on incorporating the New Britain Agency company trejectedJ: the Iorr1ngton Gas Light company [reiecteol; the Derby rse rail l road company; calendar.
 Roads and Bridges-Adversa on bill prohi biting the l dumping of ashes on highways; rejected MT sher- wood explained that there , is now tnfseient lay | tion of school di-tricts- making the present law l On motion of Mr Case the 10th rule was suspended for the day, requiring bs etc. to be held over tor one day This enabled the forwarding of the commit l tee reports presented to-day. MT. Gaze remarked 1 that the Senate was waiting f. business.
 Bill for the protection Cf cells reconnitted in l concurrence
 Busiuess on the ealendar disposed of fol
 The resolution for q cor mtee on an investigation of the non-ooSing up of the defunct Townsend Say | in2s bank was parsed.
 ! Bill fixing tolls on the Bar!ford toll ifge was | taken up and passed.
 MT Noble of Bridge port, called from the table the bill making appropriation for the ktorrs Agricu!- ! tural school.
 
 ! be limited to five minutes; agreed to
 Mir. Brsiuard, of Hartford, inquired the rature c1 ! the deed alleged 10 have been given the Sta MT Starr. of Litchheld, said if appropriation was made this year, the school must go out Of existence The deed is cond tiOnal one.
 Mir. sent the deed up to the desk, and itt reading ca led for
 to have voted the S5,OO0 asked for than 10 have l taken up much time of the House He suggested House and agree s ut on compromse. He moved tc table th7 whole matter and go on with the calendar The House so Vot. almost unanimously. At Ills p. Mir, Case called up the bill a; re- marked that he had learned that compromise had been arranged. The question was on au amendm-n nj that the payment of the appropria ion be conditions on the conveyance of the proper absolutely to the l ent Thereupon Mr. Case moved to again table the whole matter; sgr' ed to- yeas 1o2, psys43 ! Bill that whenever the school visitors or acting school visitor visitors of any district shall mate a certificate as provided section Il of chapter II school schools of the district have been kept fl all respects according to law for period of nos lef the treasurer the town such dlstric for Aum sufficient to pay the ealariss of tsacher , ! such certificate; passed. Bill that any parent guardian or other person hay ing control of child over and upder l6 years O age, who shall wilfully refuse to the fchool commit tre or other peEsons empio3ea to make the enn1efa general statutes the and of such child AnG such iufornation concerning the school attendance such child is required by said chapter shall b. fined B: passed.
 Bill that section of chapter 72 of the publi acts cf 1878 Cpage 305) is hereby amende1 to read ''1 he Of DO person shall be placed any lis under the title Ito be de attsr o'clock in the af ternoon of Thursday of the third week precednl the electors meeting to be hsld in November; pass ed.
 The following bill was passed in concurrence:
 Section | Every insurance company or association shaIl before issuing any policy of inaurance nAk ing any contract of insurspce' he' with the insur ance omm'ssioner certified copy of its charter o articles of association and statement verified b!
 the oath of it's presdent and secretary, showing tn | said company ts duly organ'zed.
 | eec 9 Upon receiving such statement the insur snce commissioner shall examine such connpany ol terms charter articles of association the State, shaI issue n certificate author izipg such company or association to issue pohcte ! ana make contracts of inOurance.
 Sec. 3. The fee for fling copy of charter or art,l l cate of authority under this act i've dollars.
 Sec. This act shall take effect from it's passags. Resolution validating vote of Hartford toSr | meeting ap ropTiating $30,GOO additional for the High school building passed in eoncqrreEce.
 Resolution app opriatng $1 800 to the Connecticut | Humane society; passed.
 form school. Explained by MT. Starr, of Litchneld 1 and passed.
 !, | uss of the fish commisS'oners Mr. Skinner ex ! plaDed that the commissioners preferred regular ton at each ression Mr Wells. If Roxbury. moved to reduce the appropriation to S1.ONO. He claimed fish into rivers that are blocked with dams Mr. Skinner said that $1, 1,OOO would accomplish nothing | The amendment was rejected and the bill passed.
 Resolution appropriatipg 500 for repairs snd ! provements at the State prison; passed: | ! at the State prison; passed
 ! Resolution appropriati $1O,Oo0 to make good the deficiency in the school fund MT. Davs of Haddarn moved to make the figures si7O0o, that the entire losses forecoEed property may be made good up to l November l, 1888. Agreed to and the resolution ! passed.
 Baptist church North StoninRton, the Ansantaw se Lodge No S9, F. and A. NJ, of Milford, the Arrauum ] cub of WAingford, the Mericen Literary sssocia- ton the FArmihgton Valley Agricultural association | the D. B. Smith Nanufacturins company Of New l Hartford the Private Coachmen's Benevolent ciatieu of Hartford, the Mallory Wheeler company of Bridgeport, the Bradsy Literary sssoci stl0n cf North Haven the Jennings Hat SizLg Machine com- ] pany, Dsnbury; the Liquid Glass Faint company, of Lyme; the First church of Christi in Simshury; 1 the Hand Academy, Cf Ma ison, and the National Trotting association of Hartford. ! Resolutions amending the charters of the Bloom | 6ed Cemetery association and the Stamford clab, l and empowering the Perfection Scale company, ot New Canaan to issue preferred stock, were passed
 Authorizing George B. ewey. of Hartford, to sell 1 certain laLds of the Bslden estate
 pension of s24 per month for of his right arm while firing salute at Afantic as gunner of the l GuilfoId battery.
 Bill providing the insane idiotic prisoners af offered amendment that the bill shall apply only to pers a he State prison; agreed to.
 Another bill passed covering the prisoners In jail
 Regulating fishing in Tyler pond. in Goshen. Defining duties of the school fund commission CTS.
 or partriGgss from January list to October Ist.
 Transferring of the Ray school district in Vol untown District No Il of North Stonington REss.
 Bill that the enumeration for military commutation shall be made by the assessors was recommited for | further hearing
 Bills relating to convict labor and defective high ways were tabled
 The House at l:25 p. adjourned to 10 a. m. Fri