The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-18
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them. The danger of populistic legisla-
ton is not yet passed and it is desir-
able to extend the time for organization
under the American charters.
The resolutions We're passed.
The states right to moon shaped
piece of land and rights of way belong
ing to the Connecticut agricultural eX-
pertinent station in this city were re-
leased.
Mr.. Frisbie called attention to the
defect in the bill concerning fish COM
missioners.
He said that the bill was not clear.
He then referred to the statute which
governed the drawing of bills, He
moved to refer it to the clerk of bills
Mr.. Tucker thought this unnecessary
Mr.. Frisbie asked for a ruling, which
was followed by other rulings. The
the bill is not in accordance with the
statute-section 1,414-subject,o course,
to an appeal to the house"
Mr.. Frisbie-"Then l move that the
bill be referred to the clerk of bills for
correction"
Mr., Frost-"Will the chair give an
other ruling? If section 2,516 were to
be presented preceding the proposed
amendment would that be a compliance
with the statute?'
The Speaker-"The chair thinks it
would"
Mr.. Williams-"May [ ask for another
ruling? Is not a citation of the chap
ter and section to be amended a cita-
ton of the law within the meaning OF
the statute?"
The Speaker-"The chair thinks not
The statute was made so that every
layman and every other person can see
at glance what the proposed law is,
He is not compelled to look up some
old statute book and compare the pres
ent law with the law proposed. This
is in the interest of publicity and is cal
culated to have every piece of legisla-
ton bear its true character on it's face y
(Applause.)
No appeals We're taken from citing OF
these rulings and the bill was then re-
ferred back to the clerk of bills to be
remodeled.
resentatives Tucker and Frisbie over
the bill regulating fees collected from
the prosecution of Illegal fishermen
Mr.. Williams of Salisbury sustained
the bill, as did Judge Cowell.
| Mr.. Frisbie said he did not think the
bill would reach the object intended
but he deferred his opinion to the gen.
tlemen who were judges or would be.
come such.
The bill was then passed. 1t is as fol
lows:
In all prosecutions relating to the
laws for the preservation of fish ant
game, the fish and game warden, hi.
deputy, special detective, special pro
tector, or other officer making the ar
rest, shall be entitled to fee of ter
dollars in each and every case wher,
conviction is had, which fee shall b,
taxed by the court as costs in the cas-
against the defendant and said fish ant
game warden, his deputy, special de
tective, special protector, or other off
Ger, shall be paid said sum and one-hal
the fine or fines imposed; provided, tina
the court taxing the costs in any ad
ditional cases shall do so only as jus
tees may require
The adversely reported bill that town
shall pay equally towards the construc
ton and maintenance of bridges wa
rejected. The present law places tn
expense in accordance with grand lists
Governor Cooke sent in by Executiv
Secretary Buck the annual report Of tn
school for boys and of the state boar
of charities and the reports We're re
ferred to the committee on humane in
situations.
Resolution appointing A. c. Bill judg
and Arthur Perkins deputy Judge of tn
Hartford police court went to the CA
endar.
Resolution appointing John Thomr
son county commissioner for Tollan
county was adopted under a suspensio
of the rules.
House adjourned until II 80 to-day.