The New York herald., 1879-02-12

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The sum Of & day during the session Of tho
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They s a a1sas ~hs the not ssossa s %
actual sessions Of the Senate perform duties Of
spirsd Of them There shall Ss % each The Committee
on the Affairs u Cities one clerk To- be appointed by the
chairman OF such committees respectively and who shall
OF the sun reSs 70 sa Se three
sra So%%,ss % clerk who shall se aPpo1eS BY ss sIs d
their the sum Of ~ day each during the session
ASSEMBLY
The officers of the Assembly their shall
CLERK who shall be elected by vote ot the Assembly
clerk who shall Se sppesed by the CLERK and Whose
lo an assistant journal clerk who shall be appointed
index CLERK shall 30 appointed by clerk and whose
annual salary shall be 81 0: financial clerk Who shall
be 81 zoos chief engrossing clerk who shall be appointed
engrossing clerks who shall be appointed by the clerk
s ons the OF shall m Eso % the duties % ., s,srI
salaries shall be 81 900 each bank messenrcr who shall
services the sum Of s. per day during the
Lssiss.uss clerks messenger and General %sss.a
ceve or their services the sum of s. per day each during
salary shalt 6s 200 sergeant .arms. who shall 30
aRas aba be- SALARY Of $50 principal who who
shall also act as assistant sergcant-at.arns, and
who shall receive for his services the SUN OF s8
sight assistant doorkeepers TWO Of whom shall elected
by the Speaker aud who shall receive for their the
sum of 81 day each during the session Of the Legsa
appointed by the clerk and who shall receive FOR their
and assistant
who shall be appointed the clerk aud who shall also
pos, ocs who ss" be- appointed tho
clerk who shall mail carrier and also assistant
sam Of s. day 1s Of
the a ms s for is h. e
vices the sum Of ~ day during the session OF the Legs
Speaker shall receive his sum
ass ar & the boz of a J M
who shall receive for his services the OF 81 day
Twenty pages, who shall be appointed by the Clerk
the entire and who shall receive for their services
lature and they shall Also when employed The
gers committees and such other duties rs may
CURED OF them There shall be to eachthe cemmttee
COMMITTEES tho Affairs of Citesone clerk be ap-
snd who shall receive for their services sum & per
day each during the session Of the Legislanre There
pointed BY the CLERK and assigned 70 duty by nm and
The pay Of officers who receive BY the provisions Of this
Of their appointment No aeer or enpioys other than
IN
suance of by the Legislature
ssmSy from authorizing the ompoymsnt Of ssnognphers
e clerk Of sa~ ho%ss
such additional force he shall actually need for
sow allowed BY law so members of % tho Iegis. pa
shall Ss psa for ., each session
and 50 no no others The Officers r. the
paid of attesting
performed The remaining officers shall BE- paid
which they shall belong The presiding officers and clerks
Or empoye under their direction Of
any additional required be performed in
employe da<ey engaged in tho department to
Il h AZ ss dss n aisGSs s of the and As
semby, month before the opening of any regular
thsrefor to revise Ii book called The Clerks Manual"
s ss &c Of
lure and possible after the convening q the
pare without extra Compensation therefor what is known
s sI OF s Ssss Of nS S
sS II a % senate nn Ts ss sg
such officers andtempoyes they deem neces
% ss as Of s:
shall ae pa for Shaft Ss % a sSs s
close each regular Session and be upon the
Of the rssp stve houses The officers named
zach days aetna, service rs they % were entitled led
D2eesSas ssss'' and Tor shall Ike be- @ the
manner and sseh officers hereby named were
entitled receive maease for attendance the
by appointment election shall become ocor
r. anS hs o 1872 and chapter
tho Laws Of 1870 md all other ions Of law IL con-
ecson the rss russday jsnuary o
Mr.. Skinner estimates that this bill effects saving
,f $40 900 annually to the taxpayers of the State.
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
To-day. in the Court OF Appeals, Messrs. William
to sustain the decision of the Supreme Court.
the Common Council of New York city
TO issue bonds for building the Brooklyn Bridge.
Messrs. Henry Arnoux and Judge Comstock made
argument to sustain the decision of the General
rerm, which reverses the decision of the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Lhngbein's bill relative to the Marine Court,
which was introduced in the Assembly to-day pro-
vides tLat in of the death of the parties in
action efore that Court the action may be revived
Seebacher introduced q bill to
protect hfe and property. 1t is the one usually
introduced relative to steam engineers being licensed
Mr.. Wells introduced bill in the Assembly to-day in
regard to fire insurance companies. 1t provides
more stringent regulations concerning the compa-
nes of other States and countries doing business in
this State. and among other things requires them to
Increase thear deposits.
ApI-oRTroNMENr TABLES.
Mr.. Brooks stated to-day that he had prepared
three separate tables relative to apportionment,
printed. They would show that it the State was
divided into two parts each part would be entitled TO
sixty-four members OF Assembly, with difference
Of only 5000 In population. The tables were or
dered to be printed and placed the files of the
The following are the tables referred to-
The population of the State, excluding aliens, is
1855, ,047, which, divided by 128 the number AS
semblymen allowed by law. gives tho proportion Of
one Assemblyman to "a, 1873 inhabitants II we di-
vide the population of each OF the fifty-nine coun.
ties Fulton and Hamilton being considered ns one
county, this number a. 4133. will obtain the fol-
lowing:- "A
Apportionment of mtlnbers of.Assemby upon the
basis of the whole population after deducting
aliens:-
Iopu- Mem Sur