New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-02

DC entitled TO their day, and will probably .D.1a
throo OF four weeks the work Of tho Commissoa II
INC Governor shall agree call the extra session askad ~
no o'er business before the Legislature he disposed
Vi I'D Two or three weeks. Some Of tho leading epub
cans express fear that extra session Of the gs
'ure ior any purpose will inJure the party.
ine hre investigating Committee cay they win not 10
aDe 10 make their report this week they expected
the reason therefor being that they not able 70 get
the testimony printed in time
The following BILL introduced By Mr. MCGOWAN pas,,S
the senate this morning by close vote. passes N.
Assembly it will save in the neiqhborhood o,
$4,000 year. which Is paid out for the pulea,s,
OF tho session laws in almost not quite every country
newspaperln the State:
AN ACT To authorize Boards OF s.psry.o n lint N. , =,
printing and pnbshnz Seaon Laws asi public pgssr a.
the eTpens Of the county. T~s
The People Of he STATE Of gry York rsprss,nl,df g
and Assembly, do en1ct JyiiOUs:
SECTION The act IN relation TO the publication Of thu
laws OF this state, passed March a. ls chapter sI adj
tho act TO amend An act for the publication Of ne s
son laws IN two newspapers IN each county OF the
STATE passed April H. 1903, chapter as both hero
SEC 2. The Boards Of Supervisors In the repeetiy.
counties shall annually fix the price snd compensation
70 10 allowed LOT printing and publishing tho scssiOa
laws required by law 10 be published newspapers IN
their respective counties not 10 exceed tho rate pre.
scI0ed ~ the laws OF 1885, chaDer 3d. section II aay
publisher OF newspaper designated for publ. hing Inc
session laws by Board OF SUPERVISOR pursuant 70 ths
provisions OF chaper 25 OF the laws Of 1870 shall decline
10 publish such laws at the rates and pces 10 BE- pre-
scrbed by said Board, publication IN the newspaper Of
the party declining shall Tor That year De- omitted
and no other newspaper shall DO substituted therefor
Petitions are being freely circulated among the mem
bers Of both Houses from the Department OF Docks in
NcwYork, against the passage OF the bill proposing TO
lease the Western Washington Market property.
LATER-The Gardiner Warehouse and Railway bin
was ordered to third reading By the Senate tonight
after having been amended 10 allow the corpora
ton 10 take private property for the construction OF tho
rafIu opfy fba nh. - h..
chased by agreement with the owners Steam shall not
be used any surface railway to be constructed by the
company. The passage Of the bill by the Senate
very probable all the serious objections made to IL
have been removed by the amendment
The Local Option Prohibition Law was ordered 70 q
third reading, but the Senate refused TO strike tho
section exempng lager beer from the operation OF the
act. The bills 20 amend the Charter introduced this
morning by Mr. Woodin were faYorahly reported this
evening, without any important addition bat consider.
ably curtaled. The amendment making the Counsel 10
the Corporation member Of the Board OF Street Open
ings and Improvement that authorizing the Boards OF
Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen 10 Ill vacancies In
their number, and that providing for FIVE additional
newspapers 10 do the Corporation advertising, are
among those stricken out The bluDder in constituting
the Department OF Buildings is corrected. The bills
were made 4 special order for Tuesday next.
GENERAL PRESS DGsPATcHl
The Joint Committee OF the Legislature TO report
plan Of action on the amendments the Constitution
adopted By the Constitutional Commission have
agreed upon a joint resolution request
ing the Governor 10 call an extra ses-
sion Of the Legislature to act on the amendments.
The Committee take the grounds that these amendments
are Of such grave importance that they should be acted
upon with more dehberauon than can be gwen them at
the close of session in which so much legislative work
hos been done