New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
LEGISLATION AT ALBANY
yoTEwORTHY BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE TW
HOUSES YESTERDA'


HOUSES YESTERDAY.
AIhanv IAN 16 (rpecaD.-It would seem that AS
sembyman Kurth who represents the Coney Island
district OF Kings County, has great hatred OF
foreigners He introduced the following proscripuVe
measure to-day
Section Any person or persons employer or eihpioy
OF labor, firm, company or corporation VINO shs' ~
after employ suffer permit TO be employed
in any capacity upon any public contract in this
state any person who is not a citizen OF the United
States or who has declared his intention Of becoming
citizen. shaI be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor The
penalty misdemanor shall be imprisonment in
penal for than six months or by fine
Of not more than 5000 by both such fine and mpson-
ment.
Sec 2. This act shall effect Immediately
Mr. Kurth also introduced hill which deprves
the present Board of Charities of Brooklyn Of charge
of the Kings County Farm at st. JOhnlsnd, and
creates a new board of management of the farm,
consisting of four citizens to be appointed by the
County Judge OF Kings County.
Assemblyman Nolan of Albany, introduced bill
prohibiting the employment of Pinkerton armed guards
by manufacturers or other employers who WISH TO
guard their buildings against the attacks of strikers.
The bill of the Railroad Commissioners forbiddns
crossings at grade by railways was introduced by
Assemblyman DE Peyster.
Long Island City authorized 10 purchase the
land in Ravenswood Park, the parade ground and
Astoria Park for parks in that city, in a bill intro
duced by Asscmblyman Johnson
The appropriation bills were numerous as ever
in the Assembly. Here are of them introduced
to day: For a lift bridge at Fort Edward. $1,000
embankment at Sherbune, $4,000; brealfwater at
Wendellville, $4,000; armOry at Utica, $1,000; home
for soldiers at Bath, $4,000 The appropriation bills
already introduced would. If they all became laws,
take II 10000 out Of the state treasury At this
rate the State tax rate will not be lowered.
senator Birkett today introduced in the Senate a
bill dividing the Eighteenth Ward of brooklyn into
two wards. That part OF the ward north Oi
Myrtle-ave. Is left as the Eighteenth Ward. That
part south OF Myrtle is divided into two ward,
To be known the Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth
Wards
other bills introduced in the senate follows
J}y Mr.. COggeshall- Creating state Commission "a
revise the game laws. 10 consist Of one Deputy At
her of the New York society for the Protection OF
Mr. Deane-Appropriatlng s23 900. receipts under
the Ives Pool Tax bill, to the state Agricultural
Mr. stewart-Prohblting doubletracb street rail
roads In any street narrower tGan thfty thfee ieel
frOm curb to curb.
Mr Deane-Prohibiting pooIselllng except .on race
tracks, as provided m
Mr. Hirkett-G Grading Brooklyn police dOOrmen Will
n 500 salary in the Kings County TreasIrerS office
Mr. R0esch-FiXng pensions for New York police
captains AZ 81 373. 49,
MIR Coggeshal-C reatinG State Mine Inspector At
q salary OF $4,000. the appointment 10 "A, made by
the Governor and confirmed by the Senat.
\ resolution that the Legislature should not be IN
session to morrow during the funeral Of AssemblymaI
=. A. Sullivan wa, adopted. and a recess OF ten
minutes was taken to await the action of the senate
The Legislature adjourned to Monday at 80 p III