The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-08
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

ALBANY. Jan. 1874.
The Chair prese ned report Of the Commissioners Of
Quarantine also of tine Commissioners Of the new
Capitol Building.
THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS QUARANTINE
shows condition OF the quarantine establishment
during year and at the present time The Board
reorganzed In March, Messrs sears and Judd having
been appointed by Governor Dix and Mr. schell holding
over the Health Ocer of the Port have necessarily
been left the sanitary of quarantine, while the
Commissioners have connned their attention TO the
financial department and to the duties incumbent upon
them cusodans of the State property In the port OF
The Of the CcmmsCnsrs asp.rtmssn, have re
the arss us in been kept w ;s m the sppro
tare having appropriated the last session $4,000
s hs int Winter sre and Of the
ss m9 Se ~ a the w the
hospital ships steam ambuances and all other property
70 Be- esed ' bH the
the action Of as ae
s GSe State has Been saved he Expense Of the
returned 10 the United states authorities Inc lease Of
pres May new station for the boarding Of vessels
S% s as h al be
ready for occupancy early in the spring ...o,n..
expsndre s1Swias that the former nciTd Ing
aes their transpoTaon and the int rment Of the dead
70 s2 $50 From this hays been paid d.
a%oun,ms 70 he sxRen ISe
OF the Health oncers department. ana tnc ISLANDS III tne
Lower Bay. s122s the hospital ships $500 repairs on
floating material, ST. 50l coal bills $3,40; medicines
oils, paints gasoline chains, canvas &c
state and yase x on an5
the Commissioners department. including CLERK hire
rent aud all other other disbursements, 1881
ing tie expenditure OF $4,000 appropriated by the last
Legislature tor the purchase and complexion OF new
station W. u D. SrEAks,
Richard scRELL
CAPITOL COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
The report OF the Capitol Commissioners shows that
81 S39 200 expended thus far the Capt.
building that So 800 in cash remains in the hands
of the Treasurer. The Commissioners recommend the
! appropriation OF S2,02too0 Tor the present year
Mr. presented the annual report of the In
spcctors OF State Prisons
| Mr.. JOHNSON presented petition of Mr. Youmans
claiming the seat OF Mr. Thompson, OF the Twenytnrd
Mr. JACOBS presented the answer Of Mr.. Abbott TO the
petition OF f. M Madden claiming the seat OF the Tenth
district
BY Mr. WELLsAN-tor the relief OF John Hay and
| others, claiming as heirs of John q. Leake.
| Messrs. Walter L. Fairfield, joel d. Hunter, John NJ.
| Webb NJ. Folsom, R. s. Doty ana Henry N. Morgan are
named officers and directors .
Br Mr. LowERY-To allow the city OF Utica to borrow
money for general purposes and also Tor fire apparatus
| BY Mr.. LORD for Mr.. GansoI-Provldlng for the EN-.
BY Mr. TopEy-Making appropriation OF $500 900 for
| the enlargement OF the Champlain Canal.
! BY Mr. KING-To provide tor the reopening Of West
| avenue, in Long Island City, Queens county.
| SESSION
The Senate held executive session, at which
| the following combinations were made =
Theodore W. Dwight, Commissioner of Appeals, in the
place Alexander Johnson appointed Judge of the
| Court OF Appeals. . ,,
| hall. past O'Clock next Tuesday evening