New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17

county city or village any restriction on their doipG
such places that q d9ss sI nS. sERy
Chapter Is9 passed In consequence OF the desecrs
The law makes il misiemeanOr for any person otheI
than the owner 70 remove from any grave mowers OF
other token Of affection placed upon IL
LAWS FOR FARMERS.
The farmers interests Of course carefully looked
after by Legislature the main proportion OF when
is composed Of representatives OF country districts
Most of the large number OF bills passed in their Deha
we're Of too Insignificant nature TO be worth notice
but there few of some imPoTtanes; and oor.
Mr. Alvord's Act In relation 10 infectious anu coh
tagiOusiseaes OF animals puts power into the h3nds
OF Governor to stamp out any "
the Texas fever. This power embraces the qHarahu,
ing Of Infected rs"tfSs the entrance Of animals
into the state aud the Killing OF oise =. Ga
consdered misdemeanor kindred act, Chapter %.
orbds the rae offering for sale, using, or exposure OF
or snV Other disease known TO be dangerous human
life, under penalty of being declared guilty OF mlsr
meanor The owner Of animal afflicted is directed
10 XIII IL promptly, discovering the nature OF the
Chapter 40 makes il the duty Of every person owning
lands or any highway to cut destroy all noIlous
weeds brisrs brush growing upon the lands WITHIN
and between August Is aud September of each year
wilful neglect refusal TO remove the plants NEIL
toned Is 10 be punished with q nne OF clio. ,,
Chapter 81 authorizes the formation OF societies ny
ten or more persons for the prevention OF iI
appointed by the societies to arrest VIII
in OF the counties Of the state, the tnleNe-.
As justices OF the peace better known IN the cou-
try than most Of the cities OF the state plOpeT 70
STATE among this class OF bls that chapter lO' I'll
justices OF the peace 10 give bonds that they VIII pay
demand to the right officers al moneys receiver
by them In virtue OF Their oihces. D.. ,,.r,o,,
Chapter 200 provides further protection Tor
and dealers %k in oEe a TO Prevent asGeIn IN
against the adulterati0n OF commercial fertilizers.
A GENERAL FUNDING ACT
financial act Of some Importance to heavily bonded
places in this State passed. Chapter rs, An Act
In relation bonded Indebtedness Of villages, ctes
towns and Counties" permits the communities named
to fund bonds Issued by them at a lower
rate Of interest. The temptation to De held
out to the holders OF bonds bearing high rate OF IN
terest to exchange them those having lower rate
is that the bonds be for far longer term OF
County Niagara exempted from the provisions OF
the act
law ito prevent accidents railroads" makes 1t a
msdemeanOr for or persons not IN the en-
ploy OF railroad or BY permission OF the RAILROAD CON-
pany concerned 10 get OF freight car or eng ne
The National Guard has been in high favor with the
authorities and taxpayers since tie riots OF last sum
mer. Chapter 23l passed almost unanimously by
the LEGISLATURE it apDroDriates 100000 Tor providing
the Guard with blankets and ovetcoats
BILLS IN THE GOVERNORS HANDS.
The following bills the Governors hands To
provide for the appointment of special game consta-
bies in the Adirondscks;" bill apProPriatins
$4,000 for the equipment of the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art; bill appropriattng $4,000 yearly
for six years for the completion OF the
Adirondack survey; Senator McCarthys bill TO prevent
savings banks dong discount business the new mil
tary code the bill declaring asngton PARK In New,
York perpetualy park the famous Public Burdens
Bill; the bill flung persons trespassug upon Fall-
ruad trains, winch especially aimed at the
invasion OF trains by trampS; bill giving the present
Judges the civil courts OF NewYOrk power To appoint
the the present clerks OF these courts bi
giving the agent for the protection and guidance
OF released conyicts 10000 10 carry on his work
the compromise New-YOrK Bonded Indebtedness Blll
bill apFTOpraung $4,000 for laying on parks 10 the
upper part Of FOuTth-ave bill extending TIE Tine
for the sale Of the Genesee Valley Canal t 1881 bill
TO prevent removal OF actions against foreign insu-
rance companies To the United states Courts "A
bill to prevent accidents vessels navigating the port
OF New-YOTk; a bill compelling proprietors OF hotels
three stories In height TO provide fire escapes e
bin provide q highwder service IN New YORK; the
bill for the restoration Of Jompk nssquire a. para
the New-YOrk Police Pension BIZ tie bill reducing the
salary OF the Commissioner OF Jurors OF YORK. from
S15, 900 to 900.
BILLS SIGNED TO-DAY.
The Governor signed the bills to-day making an mp
preparation TO pay the expenses Of the collection OF
tolls on the canals, and reapprOpriatng money Tor the
payment of sums due 10 contractors Tor new WORK anu
extraordinary repairs on tue canals.