The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-11

and guardian Of estates.
The house adjourned until 1890 Tues
day.
In the senate also an unusually large
number of bills and resolutions We're in
|troduced Among them were the follow
ing:
Senator Burton introduced a bill
amending the charter of the borough
of Fair Haven East, extending the bor-
ough limits; referred to cities and bor-
oughs.
Senator Barnes introduced a resolu-
tion appropriating 500, 900 for an insane
asylum at Norwich; to humane institu-
lions.
Senator Haven introduced a resolu-
ton appointing Frank r. Post of Heb
ron auditor of public accounts; referred
to finance
Senator Barnes introduced an act for
the appropriation of $4,000 for purchas-
ing electric light power for the capitol
building; to finance.
Senator Pendleton introduced an act
providing that there shall be appointed
by the governor, with the advice and
consent Of the senate, before the rising
of the present general assembly and BIZ
| annually thereafter, three commission
ers Of inn-keepers; that one Of such
commissioners shall be appointed from
two nominated by the State Law and
| Order league and two from four who
shall be nominated by the Connecticut
Hotel Keepers association; that such
commissioners shall have power to is
sue certificates to reputable inn-keepers,
which certificates shall entitle them to
serve to their bona-fide guests, in the
| public dining room or in the rooms of
! said guests, spirituous and Intoxicating
| liquors at all hours; and that the salary
and expenses of such commissioners
shall be borne by the Connecticut Hotel
Keepers association; referred to judi
ciary.
Senator Hall introduced an act
amending an act concerning the salaries
of county commissioners, providing that
hereafter the county commissioners
shall receive annual salaries and mile
age in full compensation for all services
of every nature, and all fees received
by them shall be paid to the treasurers
of the several counties The salaries
shall be as follows: Hartford county,
$1,000; New Haven county, $1,S0O; Fair
field county, $1,000; Litchfield county,
5000; Middlesex county, $780, New Lon
don county, $500; Tolland county, $3.50;
the act to. go into effect July |, 1899, and
apply to all county commissioners then
In office; referred to judiciary commit
tee.
Senator Plimpton introduced a resolu-
ton Incorporating the Colonial Indus
trial Insurance committee; referred to
insurance committee.
Senator Mitchell presented a petition
for an act securing to water, gas and
electric light and power companies in
this state the right to enter at all rea-
sonable times upon any premises where
such company has meter. or has pipes
or wires entering the premises, for the
examination and inspection Of the same
and the shutting off of gas, water or
electricity whenever the party occupy
ing said premises is no longer entitled
to the same, and to find whether water.
gas or electricity is used on such prem
ises unlawfully; referred to judiciary
committee:
Petitions for Incorporating the follow
ing companies We're offered and refer
red: Fairfield Electric Light and Wa 4
ter company, East Haddam Water COM
pany and Guaranty Auditing and Con-
tract company.
Senator Mitchell introduced an act
providing that each registered physi-
clan or surgeon located and practicing
medicine in any town in the state other
than where his certificate of registra-
ton is recorded shall cause certified
copy of the original record to be filed
for record in such town; referred to the
committee on public health and safety.
A resolution presented by Senator vi
nal for the appropriation of $T00 to the
school fund for legal expenses was re-
ferred to the committee on appropria-
lions.
A petition presented by Senator Bur-
ton for the appointment of Reuben H. !
Tucker state auditor was referred to
the finance committee.
An act providing for the furnishing
of transports ton to and from the cap
itol of doorkeepers and other employees
of the capitol during the session of the
general assembly was referred to the I
proper committee.
Senator Whitlock introduced reso-
luton authorizing and directing the
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seven persons who shall take such ac-
ton as they may deem advisable to Sc
cure full representation Of the indus
tries of Connecticut at the Paris expo
sition in 1900; referred to committee on
Senator Callahan introduced resolu-
toin appropriating $4,000 for the cree
ton Of memorial tablet or monument
jointly by the following associations
81 900 each to the First Light battery
and Sixth, Ninth and Tenth regiments
of infantry, said tablets or monuments
to be located and erected in accordance
with the provision of the special laws
governing the erection of memorial tab
let's; referred to the committee on ap-
T.
An act repeating chapter 1888 of the
public acts of 1897 was referred to the
judiciary.
Senator Whitlock introduced a bill
that saloons may open for
business on election day after the clos
ing Of the polls. !.
Senator Lounsbury introduced reso-
luton for the incorporation of the Auto
Truck company, the resolution not stat
ng where the company is located.
The senate adjourned until 1880 on
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