Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-04

| Brewer had to say about the purchase of | permanent place for the County Temporary l Home. They stated that there were two | pieces of property in New Haven that could l be purchased one on the line of the Shelton l avenue horse railroad and the other in Fai1 1 Haven. at a cost of between $4 ,000 and l $o,O00. After discussing the matter for some time it was voted to appoint a commit | tee of three to inquire into the expediency | of making the purchase and report within l two weeks. Senator Robertson and Repre- sentatives Futile. .ot New Haven and Graham, of Orange, were appointed. Prof. Wayland was before the Labor com mittee this afternoon in opposition to the bill providing that all State prison manu- factured goods shall be so branded The pro- lessor thought the effect of the bill was to boycott all State prison goods, and if this were done the work of shoemaking would have to be abandoned at Wethersfeld. He said that no shoe manufacturers were op- posed to this convict labor, so far as he knew.
 The committee hearings set down for to- morrow are as follows: Cities and Boroughs Cat New -Haven)- Bills amending the charter of the city.
 Constitutional Amendments-Resolutio proposing compilation of the State consti- tuition and amendments.
 Characterization de alleged discIepan- cy in report of New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad to the comptroller
 Humane Institutions Support of paupers; care of boys after discharge from the State Reform school
 New Counties and County Seats-Con- tinued he aring regarding change of Fairfield county seat.
 Following is a summary of the business transacted in the Senate and House to day.
 The senate.
 The Senate called to order at 10:45 by Lieu tenant Governor Cooke Prayer was offered by Chaplain Parker.
 Reports from committees were received as fol- lows:
 Senator Golden Military Affairs-Favorable to bill for headstones for soldiers of the late who have died or may die; calendar and printing
 Senator Brewster -Temperance-Againstb bill that has been liquor dealer and had his eense @ revoked within the year preceding; rejected on motion of
 Senator Walsh-Judiciary- y-Unfavorable to bill to make definite the law concerning enlargement of burial grounds; rejected.
 Senator Robertson Roads and Bridges-Ordering on file annual reports of Mantle Bridge company, the Bridgeport and Newtswn Turnpike company, the Weston Turnpike company, the Hartford Bridge company, ,.the Bennett's Bridge company reference to the same; accepted and hing ordered
 Senator Batcheler Committee on Finance-Fa- West Hartford to issue S1aOco of muni ipai bonds; calendar and printing, Unfavorable to act concern w House business ne Was dsposed of in
 Senator Mclean called up the resolution appoint. Hartford county and moved to insist upon it's pass age and appoint committee of conference. Such
 
 Senator Mclean appointed committee. It was immediately sent to the House, the previous action Of which was to substitute the name Of Representa- tive Norton, of Bristol.
 Senator Cleveland called up the resolution doin away with executive sessions of the Senate, and said he had nothing further to add to his views which had been fa gyeI tte t the f s were in full accord with the reform Senator Brew time honored a custom and on his motion the reso- lution was indefnitely postponed
 The Church Choral association of New Haven incorporated officers trustees public institutions can buy supplies of themselves plained merits of long amendments to the pre- bate revision and they were adopted. Towns ma y Observance The commissioner on school fund may make loan funds at less interest than the statutory six per cent Public officers in State institutions who shall receive gratuity shall be fined S300 and imprisoned one year in jail-the maSimum there. II fear we are fitting into the habit of pay our public institutions explained Senator the e'Sh sound9Was io' incoTporated at ''uo NeW Haven Diseased horses were exempted from the fnvestm mt company, to buy the SSoc D Insurance bndng f was IS rate eommtee tit S.nna was sessions The Holland County Mutual Fire Insur- ance company shall make policies from 1a to F n., instead of from p. III. to D. m The River side Cemetery association of Waterbury was ir. e1rpqrated The Masonic Hal asE6eation % of Stock was of Re East The dsR and s0fse % FWay fqmpany b was af t Ee bethel in New London wae eichanged. Jesse w. Per kinS' forfeited rights were restored Neptune En- zine company No. of Stonington was incorporat- ed.
 The adverse report on standard time and the ia voraule report State inspectors of steam boilers were tabled.
 Commissioners were appointed as follows;
 Senator Bradley-ResoiutionS appointing Royal NJ. BaSsett and Samuel l.. Smith of Derby, and Charles W. Bradley of New Haven. commss oners of the New Haven and Derby turnpike. Appoint Smith and Charles Watson Baldwin of Milford, commissioners for Washington bridge; passed ofiHartford Marc s. Chapman of Manchester. and William H. OlmStead of East Hartford, commis sioners for East Hartford bridge; passed.
 The Senate adjourned until Thursday at 10:i5 a.