The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-21

court in Fairfield county. Representa- tive Elliott of New Haven introduced the following:
 That the expense of obtaining the bonds which the quartermaster general, commissary general and paymaster general shall give, shall be paid by the state."
 Representative Gum of Milford ob- jected, He said it would not do to let down the bars in favor of new busi- ness after the house had decided as it had.
 A petition was referred, forwarded by about fifty New Hayenes, in favor of the bill creating a board of examin- CTS of plumbers.
 After further discussion it was voted to allow new business to come in to-day and then shut it out for good.
 MANY REPORTS ACTED ON.
 In the house reports were made as fol- lows:
 Judiciary committee-Bill requiring courts of probate to itemize their bills. The bill was rejected.
 Unfayorable report concerning the celebration of the Fourth of July. MT. Judson said the bill was a measure striking at the right of young America and not person appeared in it's favor The bill was rejected.
 Bill concerning appointment of as sistant town clerks unfavorable re- port. Bill rejected.
 Unfayorable report concerning wills Under the present law the eXecutor must furnish bond of double the amount of bills against the estate, and the bill provides for it's repeal. The bill was rejected.
 Unfavorable report on the bill con cerning the electors oath. Bill re- jected.
 Unfavorable report on bill providing for eleeting state attorneys by the peo- pie. MT. Judson of Stratford said such officers should be beyond the reach of politics, and they should be appointed. Bill rejected.
 Unfavorable report on bill providing that an attorney shall have lien for his expenses on papers and money of a client, on a judgment, etc. MT. Co., well of Waterbury said that the com
 
 not collect his fees was, not called upon to serve the public, Bill rejected
 Unfayorable report on bill concern ing payment of license moneys. Mir. Judson said no one appeared for the bill and there was no reason why there should be any change. Bill rejected
 Favorable report on resolution con cerning acquiring certain school proper ty in Clinton. Calendar
 The substitute bill making an appro- priation in favor of Alvira G. Benton, for horse injured while in use in the Guilford battery, was taken from the $250 was adopted.
 Representative Warner of Putnam ex- plained the bill for the consolidation of the Fair Haven and the New Haven Water companies. The committee was in their report. The bill was passed.
 MT Warner made quite a speech re- lating to the Dill providing for the re- of the New England rail- road company. He said 1t was one of the most important measures of the session. The bill was adopted without 
 The bill providing for the Orange town court was amended by striking out the clause making the appointment of the deputy judge by the judge and one making the appoint ment of the deputy judge by the legis- lature
 The temperance committee reported adversely on the bill that liquor dealers should provide bond to protect the eity or town in damages claimed by any i person who suffers in consequence of | he liquor business.
 The committee on cities and borcughs exported favorably on the petition for m amendment to tho charter of the borough of West Haven.
 The bill for the payment of liquor li- ,ense money, except per cent, to the ,ities, was rejected.