The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-23
LEGISLATIVE DOINGS.
SENATOR DONOVAN AND THE |, NEV HAVEN JUDGESHIP.

The Burpee siatter-sIemoriaI to An-
 dersonviIIe Prisoners-Bm de New
 Haven POIIeemen-BIack Bass-SOI-
 diers' Monument in st. Bernard Gem
 etery-Good Roads Bm for Next
 Tuesday-Board of Pardons BIIl for
 Wednesday - Savings Banks and Bonds.
 Hartford, June 22-At the opening of the senate session to-day the resolu- ton re-appointing Richard H. Tyner associate judge of the city court of New Haven, together with the favor able report of the judiciary committee, adopted by the house yesterday, was tabled for calendar and printing.
 The resolution reappointing Lucien F. Burpee judge of the city court of waterbury, rejected by the house, was also tabled. The bill providing fine of s7 for per- sons who shall within one mile of fairs or gatherings of any incorporated so- ciety. expose, or offer for sale or sell food, drink or merchandise or shall ex- l llibit device for amusement, gain or | recreation without the written per- mission of the executive committee of such association or society, the fines to be paid on demand to such association or society, was rejected by the senate Io, .asa4,o,, ,e cSo,,of for ToafIaxy xr,l,n orava | it his opinion that food, etc. should be seld outside the limits of fair grounds. The house passed the bill last week |, Senator Judson called from the table | the resolution reappeinting Richard H
 Tyner associate judge of the city court of New Haven and moved it's adoption lin concurrence with the house. His explanations of the judieiary's recom- lmendation were in line with those of Judge Kenealy in the house yesterday. Senator Donovan made some inquiries lof Senator Judson as to whether the New Haven city judgeship was a fac tional fight. The latter expressed his l ignorance of the matter. Later in his remarks Senator Donovan said 1t ap- fDeared as if the courts of the states
 had grown to be political merchandise,
 He then went, on to score the finance
 committee for its appointments of state
 auditors early in the session. Senator Lake raised the point that
 the speaker was wandering from the
 question in hand. -.sr. .... l Senator Fessenden, who was in the
 chair. ruled that his remarks were as
 near germaine to the question as any
 that he; had indulged in previously (which raised a laugh. The senator ther
 subsided. The resolution was passed l unanimously in concurrence. ssg
 \ Among the measures passed from the calendar was a resolution appropriatine I $500 for a memorial to the Connecticut
 soldiers imprisoned in Andersonvillt
 prison. ... s,.. .-. ...=-. Il The balance of the calendar consisted of measures passed by the house earliei l in the week and they were accorded Ieoneurrent action. z 1 7s The senate concurred in adopting tfit house amendments to the bill incorp0 l rating the Damascus railroad. rl . ' Favorable reports were received or lpetitions of New Milford Power com ipany for amendment to charter and in cooperating the Manwaring rnemoria Il hospita. of New London. y% s@, a l The resolution making an appropria tion for the propagation of black bas. lrejected on an adverse report of thu Appropriation committee.
 | The bill recurring the crporation coun' I seI of New Haven to defend policemen in court was rejected on an adverse re bort of the cities and boroughs com,
 mittee"
 | The senate adjourned until 1i;15 ant 1 the house until l1:3o Tuesday.