The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-08
TO BE APPOINTED IN 1898
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NCOIllIu6u llblii a. AAo L elSC'y
Hearings concluded. Last
report next week,
Constitutional amendments Goint)-
Business finished.
Contingent expenses-"They are in
the air" said Speaker Barbour. Naugh-
ter)
Contested elections-Last report on
Tuesday.
Education - Hearings concluded.
Three bills to be reported no later than
Wednesday or Thursday.
Federal Observation-Disclosures finished.
| Finance-Six bills to be reported. Five
bills cannot be reported till other bills
are disposed of by the house. Two
hearings assigned for Tuesday.
Capitol furniture and grounds-Busi-
ness finished.
Cities and boroughs-Five bills to be
reported next week.
Claims-Two bills to be reported on
, Tuesday.
Constitutional amendments (house)-
Four matters to be reported on We'd
nesday or Thursday next.
Mr.. Frisbie of Pennington offered the
following resolution:
THAT on Tuesday, May IS, all mat
tiers on the calendar be taken up in
their order at the convenience of the
house"
The bill was passed.
The Judiciary committee reported the
bill creating the office of attorney gen.
eral, which provides that there shall be
an attorney general chosen on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday of No
vember, 1898, to hold his office for a
term of four years. The governor Shall
appoint an attorney general in case of
vacancy in the office.
The attorney general shall have gen.
eral supervision over all legal matters
in which the state is an interested par
ty, except those legal matters over
which the states attorneys have direc-
ton. He shall advise and assist the
states attorneys, if they so request.
The attorney general shall be an
elector of this state and an attorney-at-
law of at least ten years active prac-
tice.
The attorney general shall receive $4,-
900 a year and all reasonable expenses
incurred in the course of the transac-
ton of the duties of his office, not eX
ceeding $1,000, he having authority tt
secure such assistance as the duty o.
the office may require.
The committee on appropriations re
ported favorably on a resolution pro
viding for military expenses for tn
!. coming two years as follows: Salar!
of adiutant general, $2,400; assstan
adjutant general, $4,000; three clerks il
adjutant generals office, 500; paymas
ter general, 1900; expenses paymaste
generals office, 500; for expenses of en-
campment, C. N. c., $4,000; May pa
, rade, $40, $50; military enrolment, Sc, ZOO
, contingent expenses and adjutant gen
: erals department, $780, commissar
, general, $1,000; office expenses of com
: missary general, $100; subsistence TO
. encampment $27,0O0 salaries in quar-
: termaster generals office, $4,000; TO
} care of public property, $4,000; uni
= form compensation, $4,000; officers com
: pensation, $1,000; care of arms, $1,000
S freight and express charges, $1,000; riff
E ranges, $1,000; c. N. G.. 10000; care c
/, state armories, $4,000; armory rents
t $4,000; ammunition, 81, 800; transporta
: ton, $4,000; uniform repairs, $4,000; al
$ senal repairs, 5000; Office expenses, $70C
l new uniform, $4,000; contingent eX
penses, $500; naval militia, $6,O00 gov
errors Guard, $14 400.
The house adjourned at - O'Clock t
meet at 1890 p. M next Tuesday.