The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-16

IS CD the correction of all errors on tht
 rate books of the city of New Haven. CD the abatement of all uncollectable
 and worthless tax accounts on sai6
 books.
 (S the adjustment on equitable
 grounds of such taxes due on said books as are collectable in part only. l And we further petition your honor-
 able body to provide by legislation
 an effective and safe method of accom-
 plishing similar results as to rate books
 of said city which shall hereafter be
 completed.
 I By MT. Donovan, by request, a bill
 for an act to provide that persons az
 grieved at the decisions of the board of relief, of New Haven, may appeal to any judge of the superior court who shall appoint committee of one, the latters decision to be final the defeat- ed parties paying fees and expenses; by
 MT. Donovan, an equal civil rights bill,
 drawn by Attorney w. s. Miller, of
 New Haven, the bill providing that all
 persons irrespective of color in the state shal be entitled to full and equal ac- commodations and advantages and privileges in restaurants, hotels, bath Houses saloons, barber shops, theaters, music tialls, pool and billiard rooms,
 public conveyances, both on land and
 water subject only to conditions and
 limitations established by law and ap- plicable to ali citizens, and that forNfail- ure to observe this law civil action may be brought in the courts and judgment recovered of not less than $1O0 nor more than $500, and it shall be judged as misdemeanor and also punishable with fine of not less than $50 not more than $500, or imprisonment of not less than 30 nor more than 60 days or both; by Mr. Housel, of New Haven, bill for an amendment to provide that the es- inmates of the departments Of the city government of New Haven shall be transmitted to the board of finance one. month earlier than is at present pro- vided for by the charter; by MY. Housel, a bill for an act amending sec tion 15S of the acts of 1897, an act con- corning the practice of medicine, sur gery and midwifery; by MT. Housel netition of Frank F. Andrews, of New Il, " John Corsa Andrews.
 Governor Mclean sent to the senate the nominations of Judge Hamersley or Hartford, to be judge of the supreme court for a period of eight years from January IA, 1892. The nominations for judges of the superior court were also sent in as follows:
 Ralph Wheeler of New London, for term of eight years from March 4, 1901, and Milton J. Shumway, for the same term from January IA, 1902A Senator Kenealy introduced resolution in- ,reasing the number of judges of the court making the total num- Der fourteen.
 Senator Kenealy presented bill by | request repeating the present law re- yarding the closing of saloons on elec- ion day. The bill provides for the ! opening of the saloons after the closing | ,f the polls. Another of Senator Ke- aealy's bills, by request, amends section of chapter 186 of the statutes and pro- ,ides that druggists licenses for the sale of licuor or the delivery of the ,ane shall be allowed only on prescrip- ion.
 Senator Seeley presented a bill incor- )orating the New Haven Surety Co.,, he purpose of which is to issue indem- lity bonds. The incorporators are Stur- res Whitlock, Hart D. Munson, Carle- on Hoadley and Prentice w. Chase. senator Whitlock presented a bill au- a commission to further the 'onnecticut industries and the exhibit hereof at the South Carolina Exposi- ion ir 1901 and the St. Louis Worlds air The commission is to be conpos- d of one man with a salary of $1,200 nd an expense allowance of $500.
 The governor sent to the senate the omination of Dr. Joseph H. Townsend f New Haven to be a member Of the tate board of health for term of six ears.
 Senator Thompson introduced bill living the dairy commissioner and his