Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-28
ing this investigation over, were you nots

ing this Investigation over, were you nota
Answer-1 WAS.
Observation-Disclosures Witha
Answer-Martin and others.
Chamberlain-Who else did You see in
this saloons
Answer-I do not want to answer.
Root-You must.
Witness-It was Mrs. Hall; and 1t 10
cowardly act on your part, Warden Cham
berlain, to ask such question.
Chamberlain-How late at night was
thisa
Answer-About orc O'Clock.
This closed the investigation for the
day, and the committee adjourned until
tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
Two important matters were introduced
into the house this morning: one, the med
ical practice bill, and the other the report
of the committee on appropriations cut
ting down the fees in the quo warranto
cases.
THE MEDICAL BILL
Provides that no person shall practice med
icine, surgery or midwifery after October,
1898, until he has been registered; except
ing dentists, employees of the United States
government, persons who shall furnish as
sistance in emergency cases, physicians
from outside the state called in consulta-
ton, chiropodists and clairvoyants who do
not use drugs, medicines or poison, Chris
tan scientists and other >healers who do
not use drugs, poisons, medicine, chemicals
or nostrums. Persons with proper refer
ences, graduates of medical colleges or
bearing certificates of state medical sooi-
cites, may register on the payment of
two dollars, but others must be examined
by a committee appointed by the state
of hoo1&h En0urh Y,hyaiaions for
three examining committees are to be made
by the State Medical societies. Applicants
| to practice medicine or surgery must pass
examinations in anatomy, physiology, .,medi-
cal chemistry, obstetrics, hygiene, surgery,
pathology, diagnosis and therapeutics, in
Guiding practice and materia medioa. APP
plicants for licenses are to pay the expense
| Of the examining committee. Violations
of the act are punishable by a fine of not
less than 500, nor more than $500, for the
first offense, and for each subsequent Of
Tense by a fine of not less than $500, nor
more than $500 or by imprisonment for
not less than thirty nor more than ninety
days, or both such fine and imprisonment
the fine is to be divided equally between
the complainant and the state board Of
| health.
THE QUO wARRANTo BILLS.
| AAo 4uo WoEIaAto IopoIb slSueu ny every
member of the committee except Barlow Of
Stamford and Marsh of Lttchfield, is a,
follows:
Resolved by this assembly that the comp
troller be and he hereby is authorized tt
draw his order on the treasurer in favor o.
Henry Stoddard for the following amount,
to pay the expenses of the REALTORS in tn,
quo warranto election cases, as follows, tt
wit:
| For expenses including court, sheriff
witness fees, printing, etc............$ 1898 8
For legal services of Charles R. Inger-
Eor legal services OF Triton e. boo. '''''
little ........................ $500 O
For legal services Of Henry Stoddard... 5000 O
For legal services of Lynde Harrison :. $3.50
And is further authorized and directed
| to draw his order on the treasurer in
favor Of Henry O. Robinson for the
| following sums on account of the ex-
| penses Of the defendants in the quo
| warranto cases for cash expenses
witnesses, sheriff fees, printing, ETC.. 7,16O 0
Fer legal services OF Henry G. Robinson 5000 O
Charles Cole. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000 o
William Case. ........................ 500 0