New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08
uru work DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1917

report ri. Hons. .. Ne ps". q ' COM,
ss s G' as. S. 10 which Tss fsesve Arbitrator
commission unaey hs. been appointed the name,
sn~aa, reported doe plaintiff defendant amount Of elei gsn
naws >" Jse before were .d and
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Guiding the Of his rep9 TIE :sd Sa.s' Da..eo or ~
Der % control sn.s ds ,s sau os Coa or e
calculated to nfor" this House 90 "A''
Mr. H.wKIss ,ntroduced hill providing for charter
election In the city OF NewYork oh tue second IueSdAJ
In April next.
To amend the act incorporating th' village o, new
Brighton 10 OPEN and extend south EfVeu. ~,
Iyn: prohhitirg directors trustees OF chafltaoie
institutions from receiving salaries OF
such to confirm title to real estate OF po.ons, ,,
Standing the aenagc OF former owners browning Im,'
property taken for altworks shall bo pad lor ny
and OF Vital statistics in the County OF Rchmond author
iZug Lfc Insurance Companies ~ make an equi.a
os towns no roagno"t the State having
cess OF money TO cxpend the same autnoIiz,ns
the extension OF Gowanus Canal, Brooklyn; Pgan.nR
the action OF the Brooklyn Common Council in donating
money 10 Chicago sufferers; providing for tne e'P0
ment OF stenographers IN the Courts o, te c in
J%dseshps in The Brooklyn CITY Court and providing
tina. previously frHn efpras S ,ri oo' ''
A concurrent resolution was Introduced prSposius
anne ndments to the Constitution fixing the pay OF mem
hers OF the Legislature at 1900 per arun ani 10 cent
'per mile going and sGans ana p a 1o ~. ~
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. CAMPBELL introduced bill iDcOrpOrat-
Ing the St. Vincent de Paul Society OF New,York the
HOnse then went into Committee On tho Dill amending
the Charter OF tho City OF Albany. 49,.
Mr.. ii. SMITH 1.-THE speaker explained that me ogose
OF the bill 10 rearrange the wards 80 tha Ihe VO'
OF the people the baObox could be more faIrly eN
pressed lie show ed that while tho Republicans cast
nearly half the votes thrown AZ the last election, only
four out sixteen Aldermen were elected from that
party. This arrangement would result I'D iaiN
return. ..-,
After some debate the bill ordered TO a third
| reading. ,
THF CAPITOL INVESTIGATION.
As the special order the Char announced The report
| of the Committee Ways and Means on The charges
against Commissioners and Superintendent OF the New
Capitol. Tho majority report declared the charges hob
proven. The minority report declared That the lgnl-
hour law not enforced on the New CAPITOL ana tDdt
| II lbs directed TO he enforced 1900
Mr. ALyoRD called for the reading OF the original reso-
luton directing the investigation, which SAID nothing
about the Eght-hour law. - 49, -, -,
MIR. JACOBS claimed that Indirectly ths Eght nont Ia"
was involved There difficulty with the workmen,
and this difficulty, which referred TO the non ENFORCE
ment OF Eighthour law led 10 the charges WHICH
DO Investigated. He said this EHht-hour IA"
be either repealed enforced ana proceedeu 10
| show what effect Its non enforcement had bad. . .
long and rambling debate ensued, when hnaly the
| question was taken on motion by Mr.. j. d. BROWN
striking that part OF the minority report declaring
| that eight hours constitutes n legal days work when
was lost The question then taken on the minority
| report and it was lost Yeas, "a; Nays, ~.
The majority report declaring that the charges against
the and superintendent TO the enec that
they had used political influence and had been gam! OF
fraud. not proven, was adopted aiei WHICH uo
| Assembly adjourned