Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-09
FOR THE LEGISLATIVE MILL.

mOf6 FcIlt1On8 tO come k3eIOfo the
 General Assembly.
 The following petitions have been filed at the office of the secretary of state to be presented to the general assembly:
 Al. Petition of New Britain Tramway company for amendment to it's charter permitting an extension of it's tracks and an increase of it's capital stock.
 42. Petition of Joseph P. Barrow ct al. of Mansfield, that the town of Mansfeled be set off from Holland county and an nexed to Windham county.
 43 Petition of the Peck, Stow & Will COX company of Southington for a reduc- tion of it's capital stock.
 A. Petition of the borough of South ington for an amendment to it's charter.
 45. Petition for the incorporation of the borough of Bristol.
 46. Petition for incorporation of a street railway company in Bristol and Plainville.
 A.. Petition for the incorporation of the New Departure Button company of Bristol.
 AS, 49 and 50. Published yesterday.
 51. Petition of William H. Haywood ct al for act incorporating Colchester Watch company and the Colchester Electric Light company.
 5S Petition F. c. Beach for an act in- cooperating the Stratford Gas and Electric Lighting company.
 54. Petition of J. Belden Hurlburt ct al., for city charter for the city of Nor walk.
 55. Petition of borough of Norwalk for city charter.
 56 Petition of the court of common council of city of Hartford for an amend ment of the city charter to give the com mon council power; to pay any of the city's indebtedness by issue of new bonds; to appointment of special policemen on horse cars and amusement grounds; to permit drainage into its sewers by town of West Hartford; to prevent the improper distribution of hand bills or other adver- ising matter on the streets; to enact ordi- nances of the inspection and safe erection of buildings; to provide by ordinance for the sprinkling of the streets.
 57. Petition of the city of New Haven for special act, compelling the Housa- tonic railroad and the New Haven and Derby railroad to build and maintain eer- tain bridges over certain highways in the city of New Haven.
 5S. Petition of the Merwin's Point I'm provement association for act of incorpo- ration with sanitary power.
 59. Petition of the town of Naugatuck for an amendment of the Naugatuck 6 Waterbury Tramway company compelling it to pay all expenses and damages to high ways, etc., brought about by it's proposed changes. ..rs.'" f~ ~s.s" -
 .6O.- Petition of N. G. Osborn ct al. for repeal of the charter of the Derby Turn pike company.
 61. Petition of J. F. Beckley ct al. for charter for a street railway in New Ha- ven.
 62. Petition of the Grove Cemetery association of Naugatuck for amendment of charter giving it control of the Hillside cemetery and the Ancient cemetery.
 e3. Petition in the case of H. w. Fay Tor vs. D. Sprague and wife for new trial
 GA. Petition of the Consolidated road to build new bridge, not a draw bridge, over the West river at Guilford.
 65. Petition of John w. Brush of Dan bury for relief from the terms of the will of the late Platt Brush
 66. Petition of c. w. Williams ct al. for an act incorporating of Cheshire Water company. act incorporating street railway company in Bridgeport. 60. Petition of Winchester Railroad company for an amendment to it's charter.
 69. Petition of Samuel Ffisbie ct al for an act incorporating the Unionyille Water company. = 1@'-a :. s.-z-,. :. 's- =. ..t.
 70. Petition of Samuel Frisbie ct al. for an act incorporating the Unionville Elec- tric Light company.
 Il. Petition of Samuel Frisbie ct al. for an act incorporating the Unionyille fire district.
 70. Petition of State Street Horse Rail- road company of New Haven fer power to increase it's capital stock and to use cleo tric and cable power.