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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Trains Ior nome
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
ALBANY, April ~, 1902
The following bills reported complete and ordered
to a third reading
The Harbor Masters bill
To authorize William Beach and others 10 Duid pers,
slips and basin in the Twelfth wasd, Brooklyn.
Mr.. FoLeER in reply to an inquiry by Mr. huNRoEs
stated that the Judiciary Committee were unable 70 re-
port the Assembly Assessment bill this session, pot
having time to read it,
To incorporate the lion Home School for tho children
To tho act IL relation to the election Of Coro.
To amend the act e the incorporation Of telegraph
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To provide for the consolidation OF banking assocs'
tions.
repeal part Of the act to regulate the port Of New
To encourage investments of small State stocks.
For the preservation of moose, deer fish, &e
TO amend the act TO provide for the OF tno
interest on protested canal drafts.
The report of the Conference Committee the Con-
gressiona Apportionment bill was taken ups and the ad
Mr. PRuYN moved to strike out Schohare from tho
long debate ensued during which Mr.. PRvYs showed
that Albany and Schoharie two democratic coun-
ties put togsther with population o. 9s 6o~ Whe
Orange and Sullivan have population OF only yoooV.
The CHAIR decided that the only question that could
be put concurring with the report OF the Con-
The report then agreed to by vote OF 10 70 g..
Messrs Angel, Connolly Farrar Ganson, Hutchinson
The bill to provide pay and subsistence, &c, ior mo
volunteers, was passed. -
pier lines the port Of New York, which was passed
motion of Mr.. ToBEy tho Governor was requested TO-
President copy Of the bill passed by the
to adapt the canals to the defence OF the
| North and Northwestern lakes.
On motion OF MIR. ANGEL Hon. James A. Bell was
President pro Of the Senate for the remainder
OF the session. N'
EVENING SESSION.
The Three Mills Tax bill passed.
The following committee was appointed 70 oxaminor
| into the assessment laws during the recess-Meshs.
Bell, Folger, Ganson, Murphy and Law.
The following bills were passed.
To provide fohe collection Of demands against ships
! and vessels.
To incorporate the New York Warehouse Security Com
To amend the law relative executions aganst pro-
To establish academcal departments Union free
schools.
To provide for the organization of societies prevent
Mr.. Prypc's motion commencing the determination OF
the Commissioners OF the Canal Fund to the State
debt in coin was called up and on motion Of Mr. Cook
referred to the Canal Committee.
Messrs. Tobey, Pruyn and Bailey were appointed
affairs Of State prisons and insane asylums with power
/ to send for persons and papers.
Mr.. WOODRUFF reported the New York County TAI
Levy, which was passed.
requiring the treasurer Of the State Inebriae Asylum 70
report tho next Legislature statement Of all the,
On motion Of Mr.. FoLanR, a resolution was adopted.
requiring county report tho next session.
under OATH the amount Of their fees perQuises int
| rest, &c.
On reopenng the doors the New York city Tan Jsvy
was taken up and ordered to third reading
Mr.. Cook moved to recommit, with instructions 70
srike out all the items not asked by the City oOAp
trollor. Carried.
The bill was reported back as drawn by the Comp
Assembly.
ALBANY, April %, 1867
The Housoconcurred in the scnate's amendmsnts 20
nf tI.aG
| National Guard. The bill was then finally passed. aud
| goes to the Governor for his signature.
Mr. CoDDNGroN moved to disagree with the report or
the Committee Of Nine in striking out the enactinG
clause Of the bill regulating primary elections in New
| York, and to order the bill to q third rcaling.
| Mr. CoDDlNe1oS spoke in the BILL aud Messre.
| SMITH KENNY and CALLAHAN in opposition.
| Mr. CoppINGToN's motion was adopted
| On motion Of Mr. BARTLETT, tho adverse tho
Susquehanna Railroad bill rcconsdcred and the bl
The veto OF tho Governor the Albany and Susqus-
hanna Railroad bill was received with message thsA
| tho Senate had passed the bill over the veto.
On motion OF Mr. BARTLETT. the message was laid On tho
| table.
| Mr. AIvoRp then moved that the House 20 into Com
| mittee OF tho Whole on lhe Excise bill.
| Motion lost by 46 to 3l--not twothirds.
Mr. ALvoRp called up the report of the Conferences Com
| mittee on the Congress nal Apportionment bnl.
Several members oSe against the bill but the report
of committee fney agreed TO by 81 to 35, many
members voting III the affirmative Tor the sake ol closing
| UP the session.
| MIR ELY endeavorcd TO obtain q report from the Ju-
dietary Committee Oh the bill TO provide for the sale OF
tho Quarantine grounds but the House refused to enter
| tain the motion.
sioners appointed by him last December to devise and
port plan OF defence for New York harbor
| The following Senate bills were passed.
To amend for the removal OF tho obstructonss
in the outlet of the Cayuga lake channel and Seneca
| river.
amend the law relating to the United s,aos deposit.
| fund
| To amend the Genera Railroad law
Mr.. ANTHONY moved to reconsider the adverse vote
the bill to regulate the conveyance Of State
| prisons. Lost.
Recess ill har-past three O'Clock.
The Auditor Of the Canal Department sent in repert.
in reply TO resolution OF the assembly, stating that the
paid the three passedon contracts for the
construction OF canals were awarded by the Canal Ap-
pascrs. The rccaptuaton shows that the total
FOR construction was 81 o93lS5, and the Appraisers
House concurred in the report of tho Comm tso oB
Conference the Supply bi-9o to %.
Mr.. TAUMAS, from the Committee on Privileges andi
Elections, made report the Of Mr.. Underwood,
late Journal Clerk the House, generating entirely
from any dishonorablc or corrupt conduct.
healed dobate ensued during which Mr. SrErsoS de-
Tended the action of the committee severely consuming
those who had sriven make il whitewashlng invss
tiyation He stated that IN Of the extended
the Investigation, aud partial character OF
the evidence, the committee begged to be excused from
further report.
After debate OF personal character The committee.
excused
The Senate returned the bill to amend the Code with
message that the Assembly amendments
curred in.
OF Messrs. stetson, Trimmer, Pringle, Wheeler aud
Recess til hafpast seven.
| EVENING SESSION.
| Tho Senate amendments to the New York Tax levy
| were coucurred IN.
The conference Commi ttce the amendments 10 the
Code Of Procedure reported that they had agreed on
| bill.
| The report was adopted
Several standing committees reported back bills on
which they were unable act and dschar gcd from
further nsderation.
The bill 10 regulate primary elections in New York
came up on third reading, and lost Ayes g. nays
| 45.
Mr. BARTLETT then called up the Governors veto mes.
| saqo on the Alban, and Susquehanna Railroad. The