The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-17
WITH THE LEGISLATORS.
JUDGE BISHOP ELECTED TO
 COMMON PLEAS BENCH.

COhAON PLEAS BEACHs
 ArbitratOrs Decide the Matter-Deputy
 Judge Dow and Richard H. Tyner
 Nominated for City Court Judges at
 Republican County Caucus Jacob
 UlIman NilI be Appointed Assistant
 City AttOrney-Both Branford Trolley
 Charters Held Up.
 Hartford, June Ex-Governor Cham berlain sent to the senate to-day the nomination of James Bishop, of New Haven, to be judge of the court of com mon pleas of New Haven to fill the va cancy caused by the death of Judge Julius c. Cable. He was elect ed judge of the common pleas court by the sen ate late this afternoon, and after the adjournment of the house a caucus of the New Haven county republicans was held and E. c. Dow was nominated as judge of the New Haven city court to fill the vacancy caused by Judge Bish-' ops promotion Richard Tyner was nominated to succeed Judge Dow as as- sociate judge. The term of office is four years from June Is, 1903. The nom- ination was referred to the committee on the judiciary.
 This action of the governor was the result of compromise arrived at by a board of arbitration appointed by the two republican factions of the city of New Haven.
 Colonel I. NJ. Ullman appointed John W. Coe, of Meriden, and Representative Frank Stiles, of North Haven, was the representative of the Blakeslee faction. These two men selected as the third member of the arbitration board Secre- tary of State Vinal. The claims of the contending candidates were presented to this board, and the whole city court and common pleas court situation was gone over in detail.
 After hearing both sides the arbitra- tion board recommended to the gover- nor that James Bishop be appointed judge of the common pleas court with the understanding that Judge Dow, the present assistant judge of the city court of New Haven, be made judge of the city court; that Assistant City Attorney Richard H. Tyner be made assistant judge of the city court, and that Jacob B. Ullman, at present assist ant corporation counsel, be made assist ant city attorney. ..
 The place of assistant corporation counsel, which will be made vacant by MT. Ullman's appointment, was not considered by the board of arbitration. but it is understood that George E.. Hall, who was originally slated for the office of assistant, city attorney, will be made assistant corporation counsel.
 The committee on senate appoint ments sent to the senate this morning the appointment of Henry A. Gallup, of Norwich, J. Deming Perkins, of Litch- field Edwin c. Pinney, of Stafford, and Eugene H. Burr, of Middletown, to be trustees of the new insane hospital in Norwich for a term of two years from July l. 1908; of Franklin H. Mayberry, of East Hartford, Calvin L. Harwood and Frank T. Naples, of Norwich, and Frederick E. Wilcox, of Windham, for four years from July 1, 1908; of Costello Lippitt, of Norwich, Edwin $. Greeley of New Haven, George c. Waldo, of Bridgeport. and Clinton E. Stark, of Norwich, for six years from July 1, 1903.
 The senate voted to adhere to it's for mer action in refusing to increase the appropriation from $20,0O to $17O0O0 for the erection of the Hartford state arse- nal. This matter is now in deadlock between the house and senate. - The senate indefinitely postponed the granting of charters to two trolley com panies in Branford. As the house pass ed favorably on this bill there is now a deadlock, and Branford will get no troll ley at this session.