New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
ASSEMBLY,

The House went into Committee OF the Whole, and
ordered to a third reading the following bills, unless
otherwise stated:
To dissolve the Narrowsburg Home Association This
bill elected long discussion the subject of special
legislation and a motion TO reject the bin failed
r renea the act proVtdtnO for locating and erecting
new city prison the city OF NewYork G. T. SPENCER
said he had already given his reasons for urging the
necessity Ior new pr5on ,n 'ny fy ~ b - a.
proposed TO repeal that II confirmed provisions
upon which there grounds for grave criticism. He
said a new biIl could be framed which would not be
subject these criticisms and nc hoped that when such
q bin was introduced il would meet with unanimous
approval. MT WAGNER replied that there was no one
asking for the erection Of prison III NewIOrk eX
cepting those Interested ia building H. Ordered 10
Bills INTRODUCED.
By Mr. BLUMENTHAL To create a State Board Of
Health the protection Of life and health, and To pre-
vent the spread OF disease Ia the State OF NtWHOrk IL
provides that Governor shall appoint four physicians,
one from each Judicial districts OF the state,
sanitary commission for the said DISTRICTS and win
whom The AttorneyCeneral the Controller and State
Engineer shah constitute Board OF Health for the STATE
OF which shall constitute quorum. The
sanitary Commission shall hold office - one for two
years one four years for years, and one for
eight years, and until their successors are appointed
aud qualified. The Board snail take cognlzance
ot the interests Of health and life among the
people Of the state. They shall make inquiries in
spcct to the causes OF disease, and especially OF cpl
denies and investigate the sources Of mortality and the
effects OF localities employ ments ana othtr CONDITIONS
upon the public heat1; Al inc Information th9s Oh
require from ali dlspensares hospitals uns,
ntrmarles prisons, schools and all places Of public
and they shall, when requested by any public au-
thortes ave advice as to public drainage and The Ocl.
ton drainage ventilation, and sanitary provisions Of
any public Institution, building, or public place They
shall give information OF any threatened danger
the public health 10 the Health Officer Of the Port OF
New York and the Commissioners OF Quarantine; they
snail have general supervision OF the registry Of
births marriages, and deaths, and there shall be a
Bureau of vital Statistics TIE capital Of tho State and
the clerk OF the Board shall be Superintendent thereof
By MI. sCHIFFERDECKER-TO authorize the Eighth
ave. Railroad Company to extend its tracks.
BY Mr.. ALBERGER-IO except bonds aud mortgages
from taxation
nv Mr.. Misunderstanding the General Banking law.
BY Mt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Apprentice law.
By hr. ALBRRGER-Reative to the rate OF interest. IL
extends the PROVISIONS or the act concerning banking,
passed 1870 TO all persons, corporations, aud joint
stock associations.
by Mr.. Notwithstanding appeals. 10 gives the
preference TO IN which the Mayor, &c, Of New
York are parties
by Mr. DEASE-COucerning q Fulton ferry and Pavo-
MA fCTryrarOad l provides for running along South
st 10 James-sip through New Chambers 81, Chatham-s
Duanest West-st and Chambers ST. 70 JameSst thence
10 South, Front ana Fultonsls.
By Mr. DALY-FOr rapid transit In NewYork. II pro-
y.aes that Mayor. Aldermen and Comonalty OF the
City OF NewYOrk may construct rapid transit railway
on such plan they may approve and they may pur
chase use aud hold such real estate for
the purpose and create all necessary OuCes 1hcy may
alSO TX rates OF fare.
BY Mr.. COMsTOCK-To punish willfu neglect Of duty
on the part Of town officers.
BILLS REPORTED.
BY Mr.. BATCHEILER-The annual Appropriation bill,
with the amount OF taxation blank
BY Mr.. SCHIFFERDECkER-A bill 10 extend the tracks
OF the Eighth ave. Railroad 1t allows extension OF
the present tracks from the Of Eghthaye. and
FOrtyscconds through that street with double tracks
TO the Grand Central Depot at Fourth-aye. The Com
pany shall not charge than cents TO each passen
ger conveyed over the extension.