New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
THE FIELD CODE REFERRED.
TAKEN BY THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.

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PRISON DEFICIENCY BILL-MrsTAKE ABOUT
STRIPED BAss-OTHER BILLS.
FRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Jan. 19.-David Dudley Field, it
would has perfected his for getting
his civil Code past the gates of the Assembly q. ID.
Baker. the chairman OF the Assembly Judiciary Com
mitee made the abest speech in favor OF the Code
ago. and It is thought that majority OF the
bers of the committee also favor it. To-day Mr.. Con-
molly another member OF the committee presented the
Code to the Assembly. Speaker Hustled. as
pected referred IL to the Judiciary Committee. Dir.
Hotchss OF Brooklyn said that the Judiciary Commit
tee were overworked body OF men, that
they had more bill, and bills
Importance to consider than any other in
the Assembly He moved that the Code be referred TO
special committee. Mr. Boxer protested He felt strong
and able to grappe with the Code, and be confident
that every other member OF the committee was OF the
opinion There need OF referring the Civil
Code to any special committee tho Judiciary Commit
tee could consider 1t I'm afternoon. Mr.. Hotchkss
said year ago Mr. Baker, knowing that the Judc-
fary Committee was hostile TO the Code had moved for
the appointment OF q special committed
/" deny it," said Mr.. Baker. hstly. Speaker Hustled
raped violently with his gave.
"No personalities will he permitted said The Speaker.
sterny.
Anyhow" said Mr. Hotchkiss. " the Fisd Code can
not be properly considered by any committee In the
Code be referred to special committee"
The Speaker put the motion and declared that the noes
had It,
The ledgers OF the Prisons beginning to re-
veal the effect OF aboshng tho contract labor SYSTEM
Before the system nterfored with the prisons were
sefsupporting To-day Assemblyman Kruse. as chair
man OF the Committee Appropriations OF the As
sembiy introduced State Prison deficiency bill Of
sl.l00,000.
Robert Ray Hamilton presented bill to reform abuses
of oyercharges IN the County Clerks office in New
York His bill reduces the charges for searches TO the
following rates: For searching dockets OF judgments
and transcripts OF decrees 10 cents year
for searching dockets OF notice pendency OF action
rents year. for searching dOckes Of all other liens
cents for returns cents each IL IL also made the
Assemblyman Dagau Introduced a bill declaring that
telephone companies must not ehaige above 30 month
for the use OF their Instruments III Se"lorK sha ~ III
the other cities Of the state.
len In the Senate, introduced bill requiring every tel
graph sompaRy in the state to render report 20 assess
ors every year before the first Monday Ia December
telling Of the amount Of their plant aud Its cost In
Governor Hin recently promised that when he to
appoint tnree State assessors In April he would give one
representative to NewYOrk Ciy. Mr. Cantor In order
render permanent the reform. to-day ihirodGced in
the Assembly bill providing that NewYork shall al
ways have representative ON the state Board VI
Mr. Van Buskirk introduced bill which provides that
ali taxable personal property shall be assessed al tue
Mr. Batchellcr presented bill incorporating n
society funds for the construction OF monu
ment cornnemO aing the sacrifices and wOTk done W
patriotic tho Of the Rebellion fhe inoffu
msnt 10 cost 200 aud Is 10 bo erected before the
New Capitol The OF the organization Is to be
the State Treasurer
eenator DAILY introduced bill Incorporating the Post
Graduate Medical College Among the ncOrporatsrs
are William >. Hammond, ID. B. st. John ROOsa and
Frederick X. Sturgs. - ~
MIR Pierce Introduced n bill permitting fishing for
striped bass in the spring. law was passed last
veal proni ong the catching of these fish, IL was IN.
apply solely To the fresh water striped bass OF
the ST. Lawrence River. But the salt water fishermen,
who caught bass worth 100000. were uninten-
tionaly Iacluded In this Law. -,
Mr. Blbcock OF Ontario. Gle ,rly does not thnk the
telegraph companies should have the earth even II they
desire H. lie las introduced q bill which says that
Whenever any wire attached to building or Is put
over land no lapse Of dne shall be to give COL
sent To the trsspass.
Mr. Edison introduced bill which provides that when
eve any hohoraby discharged United states soldier be-
comes dsabed aud unable tOmaIaian hmself or Ills we
and children he shall be supported In his home ana not
removed TO almshouse BY the authorities OF the
county In which he lives.
Mr. Lyon introduced bill which compels attorneys IN
all criminal proceedings to nle with the magistrates
written notice OF their retainer, exp aiming Ior what
duties they retained District Attorneys are to Keep
these notices. ~ .,.., - ann,
Mr. Hunting submitted hill prohibiting the killing
Of deer Long island for i've years to come and also
that no partrdges pheasants or hares sba De Killed
on the island within tive years except on preserves