The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-29
BILL FOR TEMPORARY LOAN
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE REPORT
 IN IFS FAVOR.

State Treasurer May Bond the State in
 $4OO, O,0O0-Services in Civil Process
 Montville Horse Railway KIlIed--Tax on
 Investment Companies-House Insists
 on the Prison Parole Bm.
 The finance committee reported fav- orably yesterday morning on a resolu- tion authorizing the state treasurer to bond the state in an amount not ex- ceeding $400000 in order to meet the deficit of 1897 and 1898, to be paid in at such time as there Is money in the state treasury available for that purpose.
 The judiciary committee reported favorably on bill that if any corpora ton organized under the laws of this state has no secretary or director resi- dent in this state, any judge, clerk or assistant clerk of the superior court court of common pleas or district court to which Is brought an action against said corporation, may authorize service by process of advertisement or may make such other or further ar engagements concerning such service of process as may be deemed reasonable, and service made In accordance with such order shall be deemed sufficient service of process upon said corpora ton.
 If any court of this state shall ap- point a receiver of any corporation or ganized under the laws of this state, such receiver shall under the orders of the court, have the same powers as the directors of such corporations to call in the subscriptions of it's capital stock in such proportions and at such times and places as he shall think necessary for the purpose of paying all the debts of said corporation, and all the ex- penses of the receivership.
 The senate refused to accede to the wishes of the house relating to com mittee of conference on the bill relat- ing to the obstruction of highways by steam railway trains.
 The 'pure beer" bill was reported yesterday as majority bill in the senate.
 The majority bill requires all brew CTS before offering their goods for sale to deliver to the state board of health a certified copy of the report required by the government, stating amount of material finished product, number of packages sold, etc, such statement to show all the materials used and to be sworn to.
 The majority report Is signed by Sem ator Woodruff and Representatives Pease of Thomaston, Whiton of Man chester, Lyman of Washington and Williams of Rocky Hill.
 The minority bill prohibits the use in making ale, beer, or other fermented liquors, any poisonous or deleterious drugs or chemicals or impure or injuri- ous materials"
 Both reports propose serious punish ment for any violation of the law. The minority report is signed by Rep- resentatives Wakeman of Fairfield, Beckwith of New London, Kennedy of Derby and Nichols of Killingworth. Both bills were tabled for calendar and printing.
 The bill relating to glanders came from the house amended so that "may'' should read "shall' wherever 1t occurs, ana also requiring the owner or any animal having glanders to disinfect the premises after destroying the deceased animal. The first amendment refers to calling a third veterinarian and to ex- animation by the humane society's agent.
 The senate adhered to it's action pass ing the 'vestibule" bill reported by Senator Herman as a minority report from the committee on labor. The bill gives the railroad commissioners dis cretionary powers.
 The senate took a recess at 12:30 till 1:30 D. m. The afternoon session was exceedingly short, lasting but five min- utes.
 The house resolution amending the charter of Center school district of Wa terbury was concurred in. The senate resolution empowering the Second school district of Enfield to construct and to change the date of meeting from April to June was passed. The senate will meet at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday.