Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-18
The HOnse.

The HOu called to order at 1U:3O a. m. by MT Frisbie, of Pennington, Speaker pro tenn Without debate the House passed the resolution elected by the people. Under ruling the resolu- tion got through without certain blanks being hlled who had fought the resolution, did not conceal his qualification this error.
 House concurred in amending the dynamite bill, so that all licenses shall be good for one year, and finally passed the bill.
 bate laws, came from the Senate with various amendments. Senate amendment prescribing how will codcil shall be revoked was agreed to and :. Bill that resolutions appointing common pleas, the Judiciary committee, which shall report within six days. Mir, Gay, of Farmington moved to in lyn. of Hartford favored the measure as wise one M Of on Pe b the M aetaa tar % o New London, thought county caucuses should con- claimed that the legal gentlemen of the Judiciary know more about the capacity of lawyer who is his county ior The iiiP biii was passed s ' rum Bill establishing a bureau of labor statistics, Fbe Conference enc coSittee reported T as an amend ment substitute bill, creating the bureau with at So @ o sa and u d Meriden, advocated the wise policy of establishing the @ MI held s B was worthless as it gave the commissioner none of send i''ff ana Mr sade GPq Mr. Corbin, of New Britain, claimed that of great value in deciding what legislation is advan- tageous otherwise. MT. Joslin, of Hartford. ia excellent man in view for the commissonership. MT. Swartwout of Stamford saw no need of the Mitchell teR of Norwich Lee of Meriden, MT; TIonp, of New Haven said that he had been in full afilia tion with labor and labor organizations for quar- ter of century, and could see the need of bureau He said the man to be appointed has had life in terest the work, and salary is to him secondary eonsideration The s bill .ns was then apIf passed
 ances of the town deposit fund money may be de; posted in savings banks by the State treasuFer and ford. -'' -
 shall be exempt to the amount of $4 600 for attach ment, execution or judgment lien. and II sold for for disturb his right of occupancy during life and of bis children during m minorisy MT Newton %. or Roor & people M Mho have saved enough to build lit
 s aSe aT Inf m t Of af charac MT. Gum, of Milford, favored the bill and Mr strong speech He said that thirty-fou of the
 Resolution for fishway at Birmingham dam. A Water Company to construct the hWsy aty of $50 for neglect and the whole matter was
 Resolution restoring forfeited rights to Ephraim S. Barlow, of Bedding, with favorable minority
 Bill repeating the act creating the office of clerk of bills was indefinitely postponed.
 At 12:55 the House took recess to p. m.
 AFTER RECESS.
 The House reassembled at p. m. and took up the bill appropratng $25.OO0 for improving the State prison. , .
 Mir Startwout offered an amendment substituting $t 500 in place of S25o00. This started the argut nentative ball in motion. Mr. Startwout spoke in favor of his amendment and was supported by MT Joslyn, of Hartford. After further debate and an 800 in the hands of the State prison directors the