The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-16

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 bers of the house that wanted both te be heard and to speak on the measure l that he thought it would, be only right
 to give ample notice of the day wher
 the resolution shrould be acted upon
 He moved that the measure be made
 the order of the day for next Wednes-
 day at ii a. m. It was so voted.
 MT. Lilley, who represents the mil l nority of three on the committee, asked
 to have the resolution printed, which
 was so permitted by Mr. Walsh.
 1 The following judicial nominations
 were confirmed by the House yester-
 day: Appointing Edgar M Warner
 judge of the city court of Putnam;
 Lucius H. Fuller, deputy judge to fill judge of the same court; appointing | Charles D. Burnes judge and Jeremiah
 Towney deputy judge of the borough
 court Of Greenwich. The bill giving colored citizens equal
 privileges with white citizens in this state in all public places, hotels, thea ters, etc, with find and imprisonment for violations Of the law was rejected.
 Mir. King, chairman of the Judiciary committee, said that the bill was an at tempt to bring about situation that ought to exist but that it was not right to pass such a bill. It was sociologi- cal rather than legal question.
 The following reports were received from committees: Fisheries and game: Unfavorable on the bill relating to G.t. at 70 hA h I>ntx incorporated in the new bill.
 udiciary-Favorable report on the petition of Admiral Foote post of New Haven tha. soldiers and sailors of the civil war shall be entitled to treatment in the following hospitals at the ex- pense of the state: Hartford hospital, general and Grace hospitals at New Haven, Fitch's home, Bridgeport hos pital, Danbury hospital, Connecticut Hospital for the Insane, and any other incorporated hospital in the state. Substitute bill concerning voting dis tricts in Branford on license, providing a penalty of not more than s2OO for keeping a slot machine which are used for lottery or gambling, and fine of not less than S7 nor more than $200 for money from machines.
 -Unfavorable on petition of Hobart L. Hotchkiss and others con- review by the supreme court of errors.
 New towns and probate districts on bill dividing New Ha- ven into fourteen towns.
 The committee on roads. rivers and bridges reported favorably on the bill l relating to drawbridges It provides l that all street railway cars shall be brought to full stop a distance of | not less than 150 feet nor more than | 200 feet from the draw in a drawbridge. A fined of $1O5 or three months impris- | or both is the penalty for any | person in charge of trolley car vio- | ating the provisions of~a bill and in | .he case of president and directors of l I street railway company, the fine shall l oe So00.
 The committee on appropriations re- | ported favorably on the bill for the ap- ,ointment of commissioner for the | Charleston and St. Louis eXpositions at 1 m annual salary of $1,200 ad exposes, lot to exceed $500 year.
 The committee on fisheries and game ,eported bill extending the season for ,atching alew!ves to June 1, The re- port was accepted and the bill passed, l ,nder suspension of rules.
 The committee on judiciary reported bill concerning summary process, providing form of ten days notice to luit: g
 Messrs. Housel. Phibrick, Kingsbury,