The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-19
LEGISLATIVE D0lEGS.
SEVERAL NEW BILLS OF IN.
 TEREST.

ate-yOte of Confirmation in House
 Was 132 to 25-Ofher Items.
 Hartford, April 1S.-The file numbers in the house were pushed up twenty five degrees this morning, BIO being the total number of bills and resolu- tions on the list. The new bills in- clude number of interesting ones from a public point of view. The measure making the pay of jurors s3 day and the vaccination bill were in the new series this morning. The vaccination bill which changes the general policy of the state health authorities provides that hereafter it shall be unlawful for any board of health, board of education or any other public board acting in this state under police regulations or otherwise, to compel by resolution, or der or proceedings of any kind, the vaccination of any child, or person of any age; or making vaccination con- dition precedent to the attendance at any public or private school in the state of Connecticut, either as pupil or teacher.
 The act will take effect from it's pass age.
 The new bill concerning the chief jus- tice of the supreme court of errors pro- vides that in case of the death, im- peachment, resignation, absence from the state, or other inability of the chief justice of the supreme court of errors to exercise the powers and authority ] appertaining to the office of chief jus I tice, the senior acting judge of the court for the time being shall exercise 1 these powers and authority.
 The bill appropriating $5.O0O for a suitable silver service for the battle ship Connecticut. which is to be man ufactured and purchased in this state, was on the fire for the first time this morning. The same was true of the bill concerning sanitary regulations of 1 Boundaries, which was reported ad- versely last week from the committee l on manufactures. This bill provides that every building used as a foundry in this state employing ten or more men shall be provided with suitable | toilet rooms, containing wash bowls or sinks. provided with running hot and cold water, water closet connected with running water, and a room wherein the men may change their clothes, the rooms to be directly connected with the foundry building. properly heated, ven tilated and protected from the dust of the foundry s
 The bill is a workingmen's measure and was warmly supported by them at the committee hearings. 4s
 The bill enlarging the Jurisdiction of the city court of New Haven took it's place on the house file this morning. It provides that the city court of the city of New Haven shall hereafter have ex- elusive Jurisdiction of all civil cases now cognizable by Justices of the peace for the town of New Haven, ex- cept actions of summary process and bastardy proceedings, but this act shall not affect actions now pending before justices of the peace in the town. .. :, The senate was called to order at ] 11:30 by Lieutenant Governor Woodruff and prayer was offered by the Rev. Dr. E. P. Parker. Senator John W. At wood of Plainfield explained the bill, changing the law with regard to trout and pickerel, providing that the former shall not be taken unless six inches in length and the latter twelve inches, and the act was rejected. He said the pres- ent law is satisfactory.
 The bill requiring sheriffs and jail keepers to keep in custody members of the National Guard who may be com mitteed for misdemeanor such keep ing to be charged to the costs, was tabled for calendar. Senator Atwood, chairman of the committee on fisheries and game, re- ported a dozen bills adversely, all of which were rejected. F.
 Senator Maybury of the committee or humane institutions reported adversely on the bill concerning the support oi non-residents in state institutions; re- f jected. -ss: .-...
 Senator Clark Of Winsted reported adversely on the bill changing the time for annual Darades by the national guard, and the act was rejected.
 The bill appropriating $S,000 for use of the dental commission was rejected on explanation by Senator Pattison.
 The city of Norwich was authorized to issue $465, ,0OO 4 per cent. bonds. Sena. tor Bieknell said the city had taken UT municipal ownership, having bought the gas plant and other public utilities an6 lit was necessary to issue the bonds; SC ordered. f@4
 | Senator Bush called the bill from the table relating to the state prison an6 explained that it was intended to make the penalty severe for conveying into the prison arms for the escape of pris. oners; passed. N# t.s
 Senator Paige reported adversely or the bill increasing the number of sI. perior court judges. He said the ma. jority of the present judges were of the opinion that the increase. is not needed at present. The bill was rejected.
 The committee on appropriations rec. commended the regular appropriation fol the executive departments for two years ending September 30, 1907, the tota amount being $s9,320.
 The nomination of James F. Walsf as judge of the criminal court of com. mon pleas ill Fairfield county for fou, years from July 1 came up for confir. nation. Senator Paige said there is nc reason why the appointment made bJ Governor Roberts should not be unani mously confirmed. The appointment is 1 aE I...