Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-22

 doing business in this State, must hie copy ol ls charter and receive from him certificate Of author FiDsnce Wr aioVer-Unfavorable on the bill that the comptroller furnish transportation to members Of tge egsanre m a,o sditaon soya T 10 per cent by assessors tax list when not returned oy property owners; aTso uDfAvorab1e bill exempting vessels iFIt Tncorporafions MT, Maltbie-Favorable the Spring Grove Cemetery association also favor able on Incorporation of Charles A. Jewell Rodney Dennis and others the Young Mems CnrlAtAn asso-
 New Towns and Probate Districts. MT. Richardson of VoluntoVn school district Nc to North stening- ton district No. Il; calendar - . ..
 Business cn the calendar was diSpossd or aS follows: :, receivers sof savingg banks; passed As amended.
 The following were rejected unfavorabIe reports from committees: House joint resolution Al ana A .ao and bill IT. in relation to lighting cauSeway Of the Hartford bridge and regulating tolls Ia compromise rsportl House joint resolution 69 or cnsnsing 5ne tion 122 relating to security of deposits in pftsse banking companies House oi1 ZS, Ee1si1g 70 toinf stock corporations. House bill 60, relating 70 Lne former district court of Litchhsld county: uss bill 113 to prevent fraudulent dtvorces House oln 116. concsrning the apPointnent of schooi oIe tories. House bill 1S2. relating to an aeknoWiedg, bill 153 for the protection of game. Houss bills 1o3 255 and 256 concerning dogs
 Adjourned to Tuesday next at 12:5o D. m.
 
 The House was called to order at 1O:30 a. m. by Speaker Harrison. Prayer was offered by Cnaplaln Stone.
 Of A. D. Clark ct AI, of Msridsn, regarding weekly payments and the factoriaing law Of O. ". 0oolsy l,692 others of Merid0n, for secret pAlloG elections. Of Seleotmen of Portland for appropr1a- 5ion for the support of State psuper anbnrg the State pay certain bills. The Committee on Humane Institutions repofteo favorably resolution approprating $lOoOO to the State Reform school 2 t Adverse on bill changing commitments to the Re form school so they may be for nine months or ourng minor1tysrejected.
 Mr. Wells, of Roxbury called attention to two ar ticles in the New Haven Morning News, which he re- garded scandsleus. He sent paper to the eierk de k and the clerk read humorous reference to the bers get away to the State Reform school. There were personal references to MT WeLs AnoanSr expelling ths reporter from the floor Of the aouse Reports of committees were revised follows Fisheries-Favorable substitute bill prohibiting fishing in Cherry pond in Avon and Canton except \ Cities and BorouGhs-Favorable on petition of A. horse railway Do. On substitute relating to NorWalA ' elections. .,., =. IT, T \ Roads and BridQes-Favorable on substitute bill
 sSi 9s s1asd the a; D. s
 $2O If any such corporation demands toll 1n excesl Sao' 5 hIf to the informer and half to the town. Forfeited Rights-Favorsble on restorat1on ol N right to Stephen M Wh1Ln0ys or OOEAW1A5 tOSoAA tien passed Adverse on petition of Joseph Daniels of East Lyme; petitioner given leave .S o1 NsT1 Hartford resolution passed. ~ Judiciary-FaYorable on substitute bills concern, ing colleetors.dee defective encouragement ol deeds; regarding index1ng; mortgage by telegraph ' companies. H., .,... .5 fire commissioners in New Britain; incorporating the Hartford Canoe club; Young Mems Temperance and Literary society of Wallingford the Art Medal com nanv: Sorwalk Water Pipe and Construction compa n.y. the Ladies' Charitable society, of the
 odga % ssn of New Milford and the Na tional Institute of steam and Mechanical Eng1neers
 amending charter of the Danbury Home for Destitute Children and the New Haven orphan asylum. Author
 izng the Perfection Scale company to issue ' Claims-Favorable on clai a of Ira E. Fonda fol S17G compensation for injuries received at the impure water and has had fever resulting in disabling an arm He had pFev1ously receaveo aoo"' $500 from the Stat4. The resolution was passea, \ Raiiroads-Adverse petition concerning Housa- ' tonic railroad crc ssing; withdrawn. u,o.,,,, | of Sl 800 to the Connecticut Humane society. State Pfison-Reportsd that there are no insane viding punishments of persons escaping from jAils and workhouses on bill prohibiting use of: the gag
 in punishng prisoners and that records snail pc Kep' of all convicts punished by solitary confinement. The Judiciary committee reported adversely on bill that triple wages be paid for Sunday work when
 Aiso on biii amending the Sunday law thst t.rec reation" shall not be unlawful, MT. Law, of Nc v nous against the bill. He and one or two others II NoAAOSS NO decide the matter MT. Law said that two or more members of the committee favored striking out the word recreation" He cited an instance in New Haven where the law had worked against the ordin- ary privilege of citizenship. MT. Case followed with
 fe pertinent supporting the report Of the I coparnittse. The bill was rejected.
 | The Claims committee reported faV0raoly on resolution reimbursing ox-Quartermaster dsnera Harbison for money paid by him to the New 1or1 and Charleston steamship company by order or tnS
 United States court, account Of the trip or lne Con lecticut militia to Yorktown and Charleston The resolution appropriAtss $. .339 73 Mr. Hull, oi
 Stonngton moved to suspend the rules and pass the resolution. MT. Staub, of New Milford, obJected and the resolution will take the usual course. ' The House reconsidered and coucurreo in tnt
 referan ce of various matters Concnrred in restor ing forfeited rights to J. P. Bryant, of Hartford \ Business the calendar was disposed or as 1ot Y lows: ., =.
 Resolution increasing the annual appropriation fol
 the Storrs Agricultu al school from $5,o0O to $oOOO
 Favored by Mr. Davis of Haddam Starr of Lttchheld
 and Skinner of Andover. Mr. staub, of Milford, saic
 farm has cost S5 year to run it, in excess Of itt products They want $8, 900 year. They can't gel
 boys enough here and they have to go outside to gel scholars Two pupils from Massachusetfs Il only $io per quarter is charged for tuition the bal
 ance comes of the taxpayers. Mr. Starr that one of boys Massachusetts is brother of teacher and pays his board. The present appro
 priation of 900 annually expires this year ana un
 less school is kept the property reVerts to donors the Messrs. etorrs The resolution was theE pasted: Yeas ST, nays 72.
 ! The House at 1:3o p. DO. adjourned to 10:30 6. m | Friday,