New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

NEW BILLS IN THE sENATE-THE CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS LAID BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY.
SENATE. ALBANY Jan. 49, 1874
Col. De Kay Military Secretary to the Cover
nor appeared aud presented communication from the
Governor accompanied by the report of the Controller
relative the sinking fund set apart by the Consttu
ton to pay the and redeem the principal of the
State debt Referred to the Finance Committee. Mr.
BOOTH presented tue annual report OF the Trustees OF
the Astor Library. communication from the Secretary
OF the Regents OF the University informed the Senate OF
o vacancy 10 that Board.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
nv Mr. ADMINISTRATIVE to serving citations Oh
juniors and special guardians directing that In proceed
ings Of administration and executions on final settle
ments juniors shall be served with citations and special
guardians appointed the proof OF wills, and IN no
By Mr. WooprN-To amend the law relative TO the
equalization of State taxes.
By Mr. sELKREGTo enable towns and cities to refund
moneys expended in furnishing substitutes during the
By Mr.. Boorn-To incorporate the Cotton Exchange
Trust Company, and naming as first c0rporaors freder
lex Zenegan, John s. MacAuley. Simon Stern, David
Ullman and Others capital stock, 100000 with power
TO increase il to $2O0OOO Agencies may nc established
in any city town Of the State, and goods received on
storage OK deposit and money advanced thereon
BY Mr.. CoE-Relative to the Commissioners OF Chart
ties In Kings County, placing that body entirely under
the control OF the Board OF Supervisors taking from
them power make contracts or purchase supplies the
Snnerysors to appoint storekeepers who shall have
charge OF all supplies. and furnish them on the requ
ton OF the No more orders on grocers
will be issued except for coal the Commissioners TO
report to tho Supervisors each July detailed statement
OF the expenditures Of the previous year; the Comms
to employ the inmates OF the public institutions
at such lie ana magistrates 10 nave
mower to commit 10 the Anshouse in the same
manner as they admitted to jail AID the pen-
Tertiary.
REPORTS.
Mr. Fox from the Committee on CITIES, reported Ia
yoraby on the bill incorporate the Butter and Cheese
Exchange Company OF New-fork
Mr. WooDIN, from the same Committee, reported
fayorably the bill 10 provide Tor ning In certain low
lands in the City OF Brooklyn.
The supplementary act relative TO the incorporation OF
religious societies was passed.
ORDERED A THIRD READING
70 Incorporate the New-YOrk Club.
Authorizing County Courts and Courts of 6essons To
aummon additional petit jurors. the Circuit
Courts and Courts OF Oyer and Terminer.
Mr. woodins resolutions offered yesterday, requesting
our natives IN Washington to the bill
now before Congress relative to providing arms and
equipments for the whole body Of the militia Of the
United States were from the table and adopted
The bill TO provide for the payment Of certain bonds
OF the City and County Of NewYork passed with an
amendment providing that bonds shall be issued
without the affirmative vote OF three members OF the
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment.
In Executive session the following were confirmed:
AGENT Of the Indians 10 Western New York. Henry II.
Hawkins Of silver Creek Trustee OF the State Asylum
for Idiots Fred. u. Huntington OF Syracuse
Adjourned.