New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.
sprv,No REFORM FOR KINGS COUNTY.

s.r.e,rs FOR THE COUNTY CLERK AND REGisfE"
MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS.
1900, rur REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIB UNE
A,r.Ny. Jan. 27.-The Citizens League OF
yrooklyn bipartisan association, yesterday gave 10
Assemblyman Heath of that city, three bills which are
after the New York reform bills OF 1854 lucy
nut the Register and County Clerk of Brooklyn upon
salaries deprving them of their fees ana compe tno
Sheriff OF Kings County to make public the amount Oh
fees he collects These submitted TO the
Assembly this morning by General Heath ana they VIII
be pressed by the Republican majority with the same
rerss,ency as displayed by the Republican majority
in the last Legislature.
Under the bills the Register and County CLERK are each
TO receive and after January l, 1885, salary al
rate not to exceed 900 yearly in lieu OF the present
fees, perquisites. emOluments, COMMISSIONS ana per
ceutages which be surrendered to the county o
Kings The expense OF sup porting the TWO oces Is W
be borne by the county. The Sheriff OF Kings County
does not suffer dimnution OF his inco no. ou9 IL COM
nailed To reveal its am ,unt. Tho bill directs MIN 10
keep an account OF all the money received by himself OF
ubordnates the nature Of service prtor as'
of all money expended by him in conducting the pusF
ness of the ce and the for its expenditure HIS
account book Is open the inspection OF all per
sons In the hours General Heath Will Try 10 nave
the bills considered early in the session
Mr. Roesch asked tae Assembly TO pass his resolution
requesting Controller to state the cost OF each
stigation by legislative committee in 1854 Mr. koeseh
Is q Democrat.
Z" move as an amendment" said Mr.. Hdbbeli' ke-
publican" that the Controller give the same iniormauon
about the legislature of 1888 "a Democratic one MI
Roesch accepted the am 'ndnent with an aheetatioh
ofioyfulness That's just what wanted he SAID anu
looked wonderingly about when the Kepuohc"nS
laiighed.
MT sbeehan OF Buffalo, called up his resolution re-
ouesting Congress to pass Forans bill prohibiting the
imporaton of foreign laborers especially to compete
with native workiugnen. 1t was passed by unanimous
vote
Walter Howe OF New York, introduced bill designed
to limit the height of houses in Newfork with view OIL
protecting the health people in that CITY The cree
tion of tall apartment houses and .mlnuiac-
tories not only lessons the value OF snrrouhuins
property, but endangers health In MS oplnion'
The bill regulates the height in proportion 10 Tue "N
of the streets The height be taken in all cases through
the centre facade OF the building to be ereeteu ~
Guiding cornices and attcs, shall not exceed seventy ~
upon all streets and not exceeding sixty eet IN
width and eighty feet upon all streets anu avenues CA
ceeding sixty feet in width.
General Heath introduced the bill over which there
has been such a contSversy for years. estaDhShhs
State board Of medical examiners. 1t Will interest
all physicians and surgeons. Its leading provisions are as
follows After January 1886 no person shall enter
upon the practice of medicine or surgery In the Sae Vi
New-York unless censedby the Regents OF the OhiVer
ety OF the after examination Dy the boaru Vi
Medical Examiners This does not apply to any prac-
toner who shall have been duly registered before Jan
nary 1856 nor TO commissioned medical officers OF the
United States Army, Navy, or of the omteu states
Marine Hospital service, nor to any member vi
the house or resident staff of any legally chartered
medical university or hospital in his term therein nor 10
physicians of other States meeting duly reglsteieu
Dhyscans of this State in consultation. nor to persons
practising dentistry dental surgery exclusively. An!
person who is twentyone years OF age has goou ooh
mon school education and has received dipioma coh
fering the degree of doctor OF medicine from some
legally Incorporated medical college, may Apply 70 tho
Regents for an order upon the Board OF MedcaI Exam
liners for examination upon payment OF SZO IN cse VI
failure to pass the examination SECOND ,,is s 70
fee. also that no one shall pe cACIuuou
from such examination nor he refused license Deeas
of his or her adherence TO any specalsys'e VI ~
practice" ,.,.., - h,n r.,,loting
fhe empoyment Of women and children. III proNlues
that no minor under the OF eighteen years nor any
under twenty-one years, sha pe PPsDi
at labor in any manufacturing sod es Inn |
sixty hours in any one week. nor shall sucn
minor be employed between the hours OF IL noon anu
in the afternoon" also provides that no chd uher
fourteen of shall he employed m nhudo.oiy
Every child fourteen aud under eighteen years o
age when employed, shall be recorded py haie i
book kept for the purpose" No chld ulneI sihlsed d
wears of age is to employed at time In the manu-
ling using machinery dangerous 10 its ny. aJ
in any mining glass works rag sorting mercury A.
brick works or III any naCch acloi W
preparation of aniine or other poisonous a. nv
the manufacture of explosive substance, '" ~ en-
place not propery GIFTED ventilated Ihe oofcnOa
is sauthozed to appoint a factory inspector at ssta21
of 81 900 and three assistants AT saia! vi F
per ear each to enforce the law usi,,in,
Mr.. Mccain introduced a Dill crealnS a S'''0 P'iA"o
Office with a State printer at good salary