The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-25

Approved Juno I, lSsL
GHoNrW CLrNGLANp,
GuyuruuT,
TRNINu 20 MiIENp wa KIN6MEN,
Assembly Bill Nn, 10 This hill pro-
Vidps that ID shall he unlawful Ia exact
moro than twelve hours labor iur a
days work, including u reasonable time
for meals, from the conductors and dri-
vcrs at horse ears, and provides a pen
atty for the violation of the law, We
toed bV Gov. Cleveland.
WHAT u nIL RIALLY MEANT.
IL meant a reduction In wages OF every
man WIN was affected hy u,
Hon, Patrick \, Collins, Of Boston,
saws; at was not asked for hy u single
conductor ar driver, could only operate
10 reduce their wages at least one quar-
ter, II IL could operate al all, and was
clearly, rs the Governor declared, mot
In the Interest Of the w~orkingmcn,' as
those for whose benefit IL was supposed
10 he intended now admit
Jerry cuuklln, who has been n driver
on the Fourth avenue line Tor nineteen
years, aud IL well known ON all the
roads of New York civ, says: "Ihe
men generally understand that the
twelve hour bill, had IL becomo a law,
they are very grateful 10 the Governor
cor yetuiug 1t, The men who framed the
iii didn't know what they were doing"
PRACTICAL PALS HooD.
"Asscmbly Hill No 3l3. This bill gives
mechanics, laborers u others who per-
form labor, or furnish materials Tor
buildings, or Improvements ON lands, n
lien upon tho house ar building, for the
value oi the labor or materials fur
mshcd, aud the power 10 calse the
owners 10 retain such sums from th"
amount due aud uuuuid To the contrac-
tors. Vetoed by GOV. cleveland.
This law of mechanics lien has long
been in existence in massachusetts, ANA
is II Just and wholesome law. 1t was
York real estate owners and spec
~uldtors."
uupIp rpIrTu.
Han woltcr y. hnyor of Ioy pres-
;dont nr ,ho Nav York St,t Trades
Hssn,nhlv' Tho Ieodinr labor orraniya.
lion Of lie state oI New York snvs:"As
IN The lirn law. il IL generally acknowl.
cJynd now th,t he did Ms n kindmcss in
veioinr that biil. because, through or
,he hiII ms nasseI would have been n
nnsitixe Iniprv In as"
Hin NJ En ri nr Drooklyn. who in
,rnJm,nd the hill. in npullic speech and
In,tnr snvs Thar The did rip hit
in NOT o~nnrovinr this biil. The amend
ments ndupted after he introduced il
made IL harmful to mechanics and ben
eiicial To contractors and gave lawyers
Ii, caas
II j,,v of mechanics lion exists now
and has inny existed i'm New York State.
II IL a inst and whoIesome law. The
In moi ssnnrnv,d Inv Gov CLEVELAND an.
,i;ad nniryt m . nnrt of the state, and
ffn;Ied Ia rereive the Governors sigma
tive si,npjv and only because il was de-
fo.t;ya RI took away Instead of addinp
20 h r;ghts ~ nnech,nics
W sne VII S St.to machsnics are now
nrnta"ted nv several lien laws. which
his Hill rcneaIed. Section Is said;
..i;b,nt.r Az of n avs of 1880. entitled
an act far The better sccurity of me-
chnpics Iahorers and others Who ner-
c,rmn iohnr mr. finnish materials for
hm;id;ngs and other on
land in the COMMITTEES of Kings and
Dmno and chontor 97o II tho
,auo."' IN, antit,ad AN act
!" 5ofna and limit tho liens of
contractors and others upOn real estate
~; yo" tha c;,v and comfy Of New York.
and ~ nroviIe for the enforcement
,haronf bud chantcr 4sG of the Laws of
iSsa eniitied Gan act to secure the nav
nan, ,uon Of mechanics laborers and work.
mon who nerfor,n work. also persons
-, 49, H. H., IN n,nr;als In lilo r;tjes of the
utata ~ Nav Ynrk' are hereby re-
o."to,,, N"" '
PmnN,r oxrosod a te,y or the multi-
.,ndn",fS 80, r,is;ticntions fnhri-
cot;nns and absoIut and malicious I'M
ta,ihnS, "io nSe nfiiu Mr. Riaine,s meth
vi ~ nonJm.tiny . caunnirn.uIJow MS to
vi tn thn attention of bnmest men some
oIJitinrnI .cts howjnr what Mr.,
au'i.io'i", az sn Wv Liza sed 70 cali
nMnrernor TGi"Seia,d,s hostility To The
o,as . saij;ors ord rl,inrmen
iintr,,esG. "r ccIav,njanI,s ]signature il is
,n. ,I,, i,,y re tho Stote Of Nav York
,noom IL ~ d;sch"r~ed ITninn SOL
'ui"rs and ]o,iim;s INST hsrcafter he nre-
u,c rn, amnnintmenta and employuient
in iho state service
~ Lo No. Wi, ~,1Inntnnrs i'm
,bo"n,n OF tho rehe Ilion are to he conied
,ie wa ", ~ ~ hihamy
any %. ra,oin, LIZ: e;rn,+uro tho
Stnnto SnidiorS ana SoiIors; Uor,e is TO
ot'.e .ooaatI, n anaunn,nIat tho nandv
10 om,"is'"
veterans. rouo,,r,s eigroture local ou-
hnnsSitGioS in tbe STATE If New York are
aan,raiioI ,n n,.ovida dncpnscd indinent
cohpeiieu 70 proNnns r; A"'
'cteruns W. p'VtIo nyoianI WIN voiced
l.. was "o, .Tn"m nav the ste
tnese se.,il.on.o or ~ w mn"s and j"n@
nuNe ~ NI,r,I trnr, II, arotornI and
l,"y n nna no,,an,hrnnc And as soften
clas a and bar rnndenr are
as hir stnnnn I've caiIad tbe chief Jewels
toiL let .nus' ;o oi0N "N
III ner o,u"r Cloyo,ond,s sip,at,re. the
nS IGr, Nw,orkin~mrn first creditors
pili mating VIZ ora az n,nnlnver fails. he
loi MnSes, "noio "N
c"nrne a ""cc,o,o,,nd SIGNATURE. the hill
by up,m'c a tonenoant hnnse commits
,,,hin5 10 ~ renort how tenement
SION, which ~ W iepu iora bbeo,tbfml and
houses cht ~ na a ~ ~ law This viii
oilllot'hUie .odS nf tbnuSands Of men