New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
ASSEMBLY,.

The following bills were considered in Com
nlt.ee of the Whole, and disposed OF as noted:
Providing for the formation Of free public libraries ia
each town, village and city IN the State Ordered to
providing for the appointing of notares public in coun.
flies where do not reside but do their business, and
emlizng the acts OF such n0taries Third reading .
The Following bills were reported: Amending the
charter Of the Manhattan Dspensary; authorizing the
of Kings County TO designate as deputy one
of his clerks 10 act IN his absenceby consent the Di
read third time and passed alehdlng inc ACT
protect purchasers Of real estate sold by order OF
Togues. -
Mr. HAwKINs-lo ascertain by proper proofs VINO are
entitled to vote upon OF d p9T
OF NewYork by the Supreme Court during the month
October 1863 1869 1870 and 1871, and by the superior
Court during the months OF September ana OCTOBER Oh
SAID years M ,.o.0o, o. such r.per, fact. therein eed
or right holder to vote until the provisions Of this act are
, M CONT Of Common Pleas Superior gwen jurIs-
d,tion IN the matter for investigation ,,,, nv
Mr. MACKAY-To Incorporate the New.fork ware.
house and Railway Company, and provide improved
wharves warehouses in the City and County OF New
York and for the transportation OF passengers ana
freight in New-York and westchester Counties.
the charter OF the Indus
Mr. OsGooD-To establish Capital Police District in
GLIDING Albany and Rensselaer, Counties. s.....
Cleaning in NewYork report to the House within dteen
days the number OF contracts made since tne
and much has been paid FOR the service since
the OF the a5a o Se letters
the members be paid for out OF the contingent fund VI
the House. -
sTIFLrSG INVESTIGATION.
Mr. D. r. HILL offered the following:
casi s Ss s y.as
peu action OF the then CLERK Of the senate
a.. and bills printing presented and paid by the
And printing bills sudulenty altered and increased
And said cupt received certain percentage Of the snouns
krsl, SAID clerk the present Legislature and
Whas the subject OF public printing
and the enonoas paid therefor during the four Jsa
therefore, "a,
House be empowered directed ascertain the truth Of the said
men pnps whether other practices and
have existed relation thereto and thereon this
Honse Committee have for and
meeting Of said Committee shall be the public
Mr. ALvORD rose to debate, and the resolution was
laid on the table. Mr. Avord then called up his resolu
ton for the Committee on Printing TO make an inves
CATION which, he said, would cover this case, and II was
"I MI. IRA D. BROWN offered the following, which was
tabled: 49,
WAerss II charged resolution adopted By the ss.s
workngmu Assembly that the Capitol has been used Po
Teal machine for the Of advancing the political interests OF we
Capitol that employees Of the State have vorhed upen
private while paid by the State end the buing
have been taken sm the Capitol and sppropnsted r A
therefore
Resolved Ways Means Committee be and they are hereby
authorised sIsmine into the truth or fs OF hee
Cations and In the Of the investigation they have power A'
Tor persons and papers .
Mr. YEOMANs offered the following, which was tabled;
oed Judiciary Committee Instructed 70 inquire
oes in violation ssss statutes and not, that the said
CcnEse instructed report bid for he prevention and upyres
sion Of such saleA
Adjourned.