The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-11
MAKING HEADWAY
Legislature Did Considerable Business
Yesterday-BilIs Passed.

hartford, July 10.-Legislation NOV
"a uhder considerable Roadway in both
branches of the general assembly TO-
day' the house clearing up about half
It's calendar. and the senate doing al
most as well with the foot of the cal
ehdar, which las long been overloaded,
as the order Of the day at noon TO-.
morrow. After recess this afternoon
oratoFy was mostly bottled IN. end
measures passed with little debate es-
pecially In the senate. As 4 O'clock
approached Senator Donnelly wanted an
adjournment, but the senator's would
not have It, and Senator o'Neil said he
would have to resign his seat rather
than be kept In Hartford all summer.
The prospects look fairly good for
completion Of business Late next week.
and final adjournment during the FOL
lowing week Yet the generally accept
ed date Is about the first Of August.
IN the senate this Afternoon the fol-
lowing matters were spassed; in con-
currence with the house without
change: Substitute resolution amsnd
Berkshire Tramway company; resolu-
tion amending the charter of the Thom-
aston Tramway company; resolution IN
cooperating the Thomaston and Ply
mouth Tramway company; resolution
incorporating the Oxoboxo Street Rail-
way company; resolution incorporating
the New Britain Training School for
Nurses; resolution Incorporating the
National circle Daughters of Isabella:
an act concerning facilities to passen-
gers of street railway companies.
The resolution appropriatng 100000
for an armory at Meriden was also
passed, as was one appropriatins ss76-
900 for the Connecticut Hospital fdr
the Insane; resolution Incorporating the
Norwaik Land and Title company. res-
olution concerning special meeting Of
the board Of appropriation and appor-
tionment of Stamford; an act to author
lie the paving of expenses CT the court
stenographer OF New London county.
an act concerning the making OF record
Of the merger Of railroad and hallway
companies; act amending the charter Of
the city Of New Haven concerning SAL
aries
In the house after recess thore wer,,
passed these matters: An act making
appropriation for lndexing the statutes;
resolution concerning the care IF tho
capitol grounds; resolution concerning
gratuities.
An act concerning the terms OF the
court OF common pleas In Litchfeld
county was rejected
The bill to establish a colon yfor emf
leptics was sent over until the next ses-
sion. Representative Hooker offered an
amendment to the general banking bill
concerning the appointment of a bank
commissioner and bank examiner. The
amendment had. been rejected by the
senate, representative Mash moved to
Indefinitely postpone the entire matter,
but this was voted down. Representa-
tive Birdseye said he had information
to the effect that banks had not been
properly examined for ten years In
many cases, he said, the examiners first
notified the banking people of their in
tention' to make call Representative
Marsh said that depositors had implicit
confidence In the bank officers. The
bill with an amendment placing the
expense Of examining bank upon tho
state waa finally passed. Dlsagreeing
action was taken on amendments to
the charter Of the New Haven Water
company, and committee of confer.