New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04
PILLS IN THE ASSEMBLY.
.,,orurR MASS OF NEW MEASURES INTRO
DUCED.
oxr.pAY LICENSE BILL SENT TO THIRD
INSURANCE COMPANIES SEARCHES
1T TO THIRD
prs1NEss DONE IN THE SENATE.

prsINESS DONE IN TIE SENATE.
yorcb q (speciaD-The town meetings
~ r, being held in the various counties OF the
w. nearly depleted the Assembly of members too"S'
~ Gas hard work to pass a bill, ana such a'"o"
ros.ble only after repeated calling OF inc rom
s one time during the morning session the sl'"a"o'
O. 60 bad that the Democratic leader ueoi"i.u
oo . Ia would move a call of the House unless 'hc
'hsrs present would respond to their names Whc',
mu was being called For time this threat h"o
uo a effect but it was not long before the members
80 hack 10 their former Indifferent ana lhuolch'
condition. 49, , ., .roci,I II.
,.nses 10 reputable associations TO sell "iic' p'' On"
~, until O'Clock in the morning. went to the oruo,
~ third reading with no opposition but ho' u",n
.sonbvmen Foley Of NewYorl had succecded III
.oducinr the minimum fee from SO to 80 M
,Iuareth 6pposed this reduction. Mr. Folcy' on ''0
other hand made an appeal Tor the poor i.'.
societies which had only money enough 10 guy
Tow hooks with. lie did not explain however, Wr"'
literary societies want with liquor license. nv
change was made, and the bill went 10 d ,hi'u IN
49, u will probably reach the senate before 'lTe
end of the week. !, Cora+or
Assemblvman O'Connor's bill, similar to oehH'oi
Rrkett,s. providing for the extensions 10 uie d.
irn bridge was called up from the table t'is hio'"'e
and passed. Aha ,ssomblv In
There was another mass OF bills sent in TINS horie ~
tho n,embers OF that house. and the number lhuou"o
nm m this time this year far In excess OF uc o''
a. year ago at the date. AT the ii'' nor r
before adjournlng this afternoon, As'eInoH ma, ,,
nelly handed up bulky document 10 tle 'io4h .r
1t is the measure which has been in preparation W %
representatives Of the various trades engaged III "
ing in New-YOrk City, The bill is similar Ill mus -
tic details TO the measure on the same subject picPa
nv the same people, introduced last winter, "i"''
failed OF passage owing to the latehess Vi 'o YIN"
when Il was sent here In the MAN, IL Is oo'ii
of the existing building laws. and the laws ioo" olio
another in their natural order as building Is con
etructed The bill begins with the foundations uo-
scribing the manner of their construction roiio"'s
out This method are the governing the building Oh
each section of building. The bill further provides
that all public buildings shall be as nearly as possioio
absolutely fpproof.
Railroad companies seem 10 be the speclai target
at which certain members of the Assembly are AIMING
this winter. An unusually verdant and inexperienced
member took his place in line to-day with a measure
creating another state Department. This IS to be
Railroad Telegraph Licensing Commission which must
examine all tlgraphers engaged by rallroal companies
10 send railroad messages, and, II 1ouhu cohpc'o"
10 give them license 10 earn their wages lhcre arc
10 be three members 10 this commission WHO hiust
have been expert railroad telegraphers for period
NJ three years before appointment The Governor has
the power to appoint them, and the senate to conrm
them The important Of the bill is the salaries
to be paid The Commissioners are to receive S''ooo
n year each, a chief clerk $1,000, ana "a maishal
81 500. Three clerks TO be hired at salary Vi
81 900 year each. The total yearly expenses Oh te
Commission must not exceed 100000 WHICH must oo
paid by the railroad companies.
Assemblyman Riley has come forward Win oih ~
healing the law making provisions for the state care
for the insane The bill which he fathers provides ior
the increase of the facilities of the existing county oS
pitfalls and asylums for the insane. Each hospi'' vi
ASYLUM Is to have twelve trustees, seven men ana i'o
women. There is further provision requiring 'he
empoyment of resident physician at each institution
who shall have no other duties 'han viz '"10 " Wv
inmates Of the asylum.
Assemhlyman Southworth, Of New York, has the Ola
hill making the ward detectives of the New-lork police
force detective roundsmen. lie also increases tr pay
to 81 Zoo year.
From Assemblyman Lawrence came measure con-
tanning the following important provision:
uSearcbes made and certified to by title insurance
comnanes doing business under the laws OF TINS STATE
in respect of property situated in any county III "o
the office of County Clerk or Register Is sae" o,
NAV be used in the place OF and with the same lSai
effect as if the same official searches In all acuons
or special proceedings in which official searches may
he nsed and the expense of the same shall he taxed
M rates not exceeding those at which the cost oil similar
Official searches may be taxed"
Asscmblyman O'Connor seems to want to tie up
great deal Of the capital of title guarantee cohpac
a. least that would be the effect of bill introduced Dy
him TODAY Under the existing law, these companies
are required TO deposit with the state 81
Insurance sum equal TO twothirds OF tler tdPitai
stock Besides keeping this provision IN ,G o ori'
0,(onnor wants them to deposit with t1at Ocdi ON
baH of per cent OF the amount OF inc ponoies
or certificates issued yearly, ana TINS sum Is 70 ~ az
tied mn until twenty years after the dissolution oi W
companies. . ..o eoo. stoIon from -
pap,or Dnnlap bv Governor Hill, ntroduced ms hr,t
Hill TODAY it, too. is railroad blu ana ~ Seehs
change entirely the state Railroad commissions az ~
increas the Commission from three members 70 M
az the five members, must be an cNperlencca a'
road man another practical telegraph operator 10 ~,
NOT Ices than 1--WE years experience. WHo Il W po
eelecfed nv the Knights of Labor ana th
Of Labor a third Is described as "a worhlhe ,Ti ,
TesidinC on owning and operating farm properly ou
side Of the confines Of any incorporated CITY, ne =
w no the choice OF the Farmers Alliance ann ,e
Snstrial Union Of this State. In other particulars U'
law remains unchanged -hou,e hill Cor +hya
" Tho senate passed senator COggcshalFs bl ln We
nayment ~ The drafted men, and senator koDerC'ut.
bin excmptlng from the sixty year llhlt poH0o"O WV
served I'm the draft riots OF loo5'H -, .hor,;,c +ho
Senator Robertson introduced 9Il XlI 20 form
q union with Columbia College