The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-25
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Gill Nets-Grace Hospital Charter-New
 Haven's City Charter--License for Ale in
 No License Towns-No Probate District
 for North Haven Nor HnInden-Other 4 Matters of Interest.
 Hartford, May 24.-The house of rep Rsentatives to-day worked along with <. ss than seventy members present and
 sposed of considerable business. The mate was not in session.
 A resolution relating to the examina- on of foreign building and loan asso-
 ations, placing them under the insur- ice commissioner for examination, was assed.
 The bill concerning the wiping out of be Union Wharf and the Tomlinson ridge companies of New Haven was slled up by MT. Wood of Derby In
 e house his amendment was adopted, ! toviding that the Consolidated road iouId not cross any electric road at fade. In the senate the amendment as rejected and the bill passed To- " the house insisted upon its former Ption in passing the amendment and { r. Goodrich of Wethersheld and MT. # ood of Derby were appointed on lmmittee of conference.
 On motion of MT. Wood of Derby the Y ection bills assigned for next Tuesday ere postponed to June 4.
 The resolution concerning a legacy in
 e will of the late James Root was ex-
 aimed by MT. Cowell of Waterbury.
 r. Root left certain sum to be given
 state prisoners when discharged, pro- ding each with a suit of clothes and I bout $5 in cash. It made the treasurer
 the state trustee under the will. he bill was passed.
 Bills were also passed amending the
 arter of the Waterbury Traction com- my; concerning the district court of
 aterbury, incorporating the grand dge of Connecticut, Knights of Pythi-
 amending charter of the Y. M c. A.
 Derby, Birmingham and Shelton, aving out the word Birmingham; con- Tnfng repairing or grading of town ads; incorporating Rippowam lodge b. 24, I. o. 0. F., of Stamford; incor- brating the New Britain Charity or lnization.
 IJtlI was puSScQs l4clNi SlcblG ehI rney and each prosecuting attorney
 any court of common pleas having iminal jurisdiction shall be allowed Is actual expenses while engaged in hcia1 duty not exceeding $200 per an- i'm, expenses to beipaid quarterly.
 Also the following: Every person who
 $ not resided continuously in this ate for one year, who shall draw, set & use any seine net or gill net in any vers of this state between March 15 a June IS in any year, shall be fined t less than $100.
 s|Also the bill providing for an amend ent to the charter of Grace hospital
 New Haven, whereby the society Is uncovered to establish and maintain #school for training nurses and is fur Ter empowered to grant diplomas as Xrtificates of ability to any person 3aduating from the school. "A bill amending the charter of New aven was passed in concurrence. It l *9vides that the court of common coun- l E of the city of New Haven shall have thority to make ordinances to pro- i1e for laying out and making public | harVes, public landing places and pub l
 slips below high water mark within hw Haven, and to provide for the otection of all sewers and outlets to |
 constructed, and the common coun- |
 Is authorized to extend highways | Non or across the flats of New Haven | rbor, subject to the approval of the l #ard of harbor commissioners for New | aven. The board of public works | laIl have charge of the work The | V may occupy so much of the flats New Haven harbor lying below high | ter mark as may be necessary for l hs purpose. There is a provision for | Images under this act.
 Several reports were made from the zmmittee on temperance, and each was Nplained by Representative Keller of Bridgeport, clerk of the committee on #nperance MT. Keller has attended | Early all the numerous hearings be- Ee the committee, and with his knowl- ge on the subject was enabled to eX- ~ in the bills in clear and convinc-
 manner. The house sustained all of following reports and rejected the His.
 NBill for the sale of ale and bottled 'er in no license towns, providing a { ense fee of $400; bill for the sale of ttified liquors, providing that the ~ ties shall be properly labeled as to lat they contain; bill concerning ensing of intoxicant liquors. It pro- les for a license fee of from $2O0 to Hb00; bill concerning licenses and fix
 license fees, and bill concerning Alteration of malt liquors. An unfavorable report was made on { r bill providing that street railway npanies shall pay to water and gas El npanies for the damage to their &es. Bill rejected. n unfavorable report was made on ( A bill for probate district in North z ven, and the bill was rejected. A I &ilar bill regarding Hamden was re- I Nted.
 < In unfavorable report was made on 4 petitions of citizens of Hamden M North Haven for change of c . |ndary line, and the bill was reject r1 In unfavorable report was made on a petition for annextion of Harwinten I 4 he probate district of Torrington, n
 the bill was rejected. W n unfavorable report was made on t
 bill concerning the surrendered J has of policies which have been giV-