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

a ssistant the right to seize limitation butter improperly sealed.
 Senator Brown, Sixteenth district, in
 troduced bill prohibiting side room for saloons and accessible from outsfd l doors. He also introduced bill pro viding that there shall be no instru mental music in saloons.
 Senator Sloper introduced resolution 1 giving the Branford Lighting and Wa | ter company power to sell their plant l lease and franchise to the Branfore
 Electric Railroad company.
 In the House Representative Wood ruff of Orange introduced petition o1 w. J. Atwater. E. I. Atwater c. K Bush, F. E. Mason, James B. Smith, tc be incorporated under the name of the New Haven Prospecting and Develop
 ment company, to acquire and to deal
 in mines and minerals in the state of
 Connecticut or elsewhere. Capital
 stock, $20000. The company to begin
 business when 20 per cent. of the capi-
 tai stock has been paid in in cash
 MT. Main of Orange introduced bill
 incorporating the West Haven Sewage
 Co.,, the incorporators being C. F.
 Thompson, John Brown, M J. Adams,
 Clarence l., Clark, John F. Barnett, c.
 B. Bush of Orange. Also E. w. Shedd
 and F. w. Siebert of Providence. The
 business of the company Is to be as it's title indicates, to build a sewage sys- tenn and to deal in pipes and materials kindred to that business. Capital stock $250000, in shares of s1OO each. Permis- sion is also sought to bond the company Tn the amount of s25O,OOO
 Representative Banks, of Fairfield offered bill for an act providing that after January 1, 1902, no street railway company shall transport any merchan- disc except such small packages as are carried by passengers This resolution is aimed at the freight business estab- lished by the trolley companies, and if passed will operate as an amendment to all trolley charters.
 Representative Freeman, of Hartford. introduced a resolution providing that an experienced lomocotive engineer be added to the present board of railroad commissioners.
 Representative Woodruff, of Orange, bill which provides as fol- lows:
 Amy town, the grand list of &hich exceeds one million dollars ($1 ,A5O0 00O) which holds it's annual town meeting on the first Monday of October, 1901, shall have board of finance consisting of three, to be elected as hereinafter provided, which shall meet statedly on thn rt1 t., each year, and shall make estimates of the moneys necessary to be appropriat- ed for the expenses of the town for the year next ensuing, and of the rate of taxation required to meet the same, and which shall classify the expenses under appropriate heads, and which shall submit said estimates to the town meeting held on the first Monday of October next succeeding. Said town meeting may adjourn, but not later than the second Monday of October next succeeding. Said town meeting may adjourn but not later than on the second Monday in October of each year, said town meeting shall proceed to con- 'ider and act upon said estimates and shall make such appropriations upon he basis of such estimates, as seem to l oe necessary and proper to meet the expenses of the town for the year next 9nsuing, and shall lay tax necessary % meet the same
 Nor shall any town officer, or com- | nittee of the town, make any expendi- | ures except for the objects and pur- poses specified by said town meeting TOT shall any town officer or committee ncur any liability or expenses by con- ract or otherwise except for improve nents of public roads under state aid,