New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
PRESERVING THE FORESTS.
MEASURES PASSED BY THE ASSEMBLY.

SUMMARY OF THF ADIRONDACK BiLL-oIhER
LEGISLATION.
[FRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or HE iA''o-''
ALBANY, May 8.-General Hustled has man
aged the scheme for the protection OF the AurOnuaoA
forests with much skill This measure he presented 10
the Assembly this morning, announcing at the same
time that it had the approval of the lumoermen OF the
Chamber of Commerce OF New-YOrk aud OF
the Forest Commission. The bill was practically
one OF those submitted TO the Legislature
by the Forestry Commission in January
few have been made to 1t with the approval
of The Commission General Husteds bill was suDs't-
tuted for that OF Low the some subject ana "
once passed.
The measure provides for three Forest Commission
10 be Amounted by the Governor with the consent Oh
the senaeaud not to receive anylsaary or conpeAS"
except travelling expenses They are to serve or t"o'
four and six years February 1855 inc Comhis
soners are authorized employ forest wardenforest
spectors clerk and other employees All lands no" OWe"
or which may hereafter be acquired by the state wlh
the counties Of Clinton. Essex, franklin Futon han
ten He.kimer Lewis, Saratoga, ST. Lawrence, WARREN
Washington. Greene, Ulster, Delaware ana sui'"" '
to constitute the forest preserve" The preserve
is TO be forever kent wild forest lands" Ihey are
not to be sold leased to any person or corporaUou ~
is Hade the duty OF the Commissioners TO nanthlh he
forests the forest preserve" and TO promote us
increase. They to nave charge OF the puDc ihto
ests OF the with regard 10 forests ana treep"nns
q
of the STATE" Full authority given to the forest WAT
dem forest inspectors anu oresteIs arrest any person
found cutting the states ignting fires IN the
forests. Large powers are given LOT the enc M 10
Janus themselves Several sections OF me aee are M
the railway corporations These cOrporatVls W." h,
COMPEL take precautions against forest nIes peln5
starred by SPARKS from the locomotives lheIo a. IT,
visions partition OF lands owned JOINTLY ny 'Ho
State ana by private persons.
Two other Adirondack bills were passed-one ID.
mo the penal code 40 mat the state lands
| ma ~ Ina led
STATE shall pay certain propo ton OF the scnoo to
counties In winch its forest ian IS are siut In
| Water Howe killed - bill OF senator CampOeiis IN
creasng the numuer of nOtares III New YORK Cly ~
saying: 1.-TWO weeks ago two OF us .leu 70 , naSe
deal Qaushter WIN the Governor ABOUT MS
notaues. lie TO have the naming OF certin num-
Der aud the -enators ara Assembly, men ,i,v mi
We found that the Governor "0u!u NotV any H.
Tor inereaSs Tue ha "a more tan It's sh re- II
would be useless Therefore pass TINS Dill io'c 'h"'
iis enacting clause Ue stricken out ,, m,
MIR HnDoeI passed through the Assembly an act
amending the Penal Code so as to provide lat go,
yicton cannot be had upon the ubcOiIoooi"'ou WON
nony of an accUnpiice 49,, .,,.,o.,,, tho,
public print ng mas diverted rom the printers Win
whom the STATE has Contract, ~ Is Iu-9kh ~ sne
ments TO printed To me A5aag Argus. which Dan
lei Manning. the Dea4eIfc secretary Of the Treasury
IS the shleI ses1Older, wheL they ought 10 nave %
teei DION to Weed, Parsons * Co.. VINO nave 'no "'"
emrral Heath did not get enough votes to-day TO
pass his authorizing the organization ol u iuo
and guarantee companies Mr.. C.inloI oPpVGo.u 60.
nc mSGs the traasaciion OF the County
ClrrK's Registers offices in New ork, Dul
as Mr. O'Nr charged. because the more titic-s'ii'
cpunanes there are the less of monopoly Ucc0hcs h'
search rgnt County Clerk Keenan, ana Register ril'
s now nntrolrd by the County Clerk ANA Register OF
New. York was highway ROBBERY The seaicherss
coud charge what they pleased. Tue bl Only eteNeu
* yo Is when Us are required; Mr.. Cantor drumming
np Democratic votes against 1t on Tie Plea that two
Democrats keenan, aud Reilly were asS,ied ny thy Di
Henry Haggertys bill giving Snerif Farley, OF hlhss
County entire charge OF Judicial saes only received
twelve votes In It's favor owing speeches Ia OppVs
ton 10 l made 10y General Heath, Mr. HuDOeh ahd Mt'
de(u ia Ian
nt arfition cases 10 agree "A referee, and II the
ndge consents 10 the appointments u is made. sheflh
Frev desired invariably be this referee Nearly an
the lawyers Of BrooKyn protested against the passage
OF the bill. -, a. -, A.
The Governor returned without his approval MT
Baeys hill au hOrizng the COcuty Clerks oil Gchesce'
Westchester Oueida Columbia and Orleans counties -
record certain OF the pendeucy OF action anu
prepare suitable indexes. Tee Governor regards ~ US
&c heme financial benefit OF the County OicIA