New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16
BILLS POURING INTO THE Assembly,.
FIFTH AVENUE STAGE LINT-NANY BROOKLYN
MEASURES FOR GERRY WANDERING
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Albany. March II (specan.-Nearly 100 hllls have
been turned into the Assembly within the last two
days. They are of all sort, and conditions Among
the first 10 ic presented ono bearing Mr.. Suvans
name which measure f. intended 10 put end 10 the
procession OF dccreplt and broken down animals that
are driven up and down Tnhave.. in New York City.
fastened 10 heavy stages. The bill makes provision
for the appointment by the Mayor in every city Of
than 100000 population OF an examiner of stace
horses" at a salary Of ~ coo Ia be paid pro rata by
oil the stage transportation companies Of tho city
II this Official shall determine that horse used by
any such company IS $50 old. worn out. lame or
diseased as to lie unfit for use and that the Of
Said horse Is necessarily cruel and torture and
torment 10 the animal he shall give The company
notice 10 take the horse from the liue. Disregard ~
this notice Is punishable by fine Of sl0o day until
the order Is complied with
Tammany Hall made fresh assault upon the cleo.
ton machinery in NcvYork city 10 day. through an
other bill which introduced by Assembiymnn Far.
quhar Thu cur down tho number Of inspectors from
four 10 three giving two Of these 20 rammnny.
Mr.. O'Comor Of Brooklyn. presented a bill giving
brooklyn an Underground Electrical subway C0mmis-
sion. The Commission IS 10 consist OF two "dsin
terested" persons. who authorized to appoint the
Officers and subordlnacs they may deem necessary
The Commissioners further, t. have powers similar
10 those exercised BY the New York City Commits
eioneIs, aud are 10 receive each salary Of $4,000
From Mr.. Kelly, also Of Brooklyn. cane this In
teresng measure:
The Controller OF the state shall cancel anl clear the
his Office OF any ard all apparently outstanding
charges Of Old ancient taxes or -scss
mcnt, imposed than twenty years prior 10 January
/ 1899 upon any land person IA any in county
I'm which there embraced city Of t,an geo 600
inhabitants.
Mr. OTmlnOr alSo cent In Il bill, which gives 10 the
Democratic Board Of Aldermen 0f Brooklyn tho r,wcr
10 change The boundaries Of the wards OF that city.
This same member prcscated bill increasing the
.carcs Of the Quarantine Commissioners from $500
to $4,000 "a year.
NJ Cooney fathcrod The following bill, which Il
expected 10 clio @ the Governor, eyes ns 10 the
diving OF salaries to the Brooklyn Aldermen.
Tho Of Estimate Of IN" Cy of Erookyn Il hereby
empowered directed forthwith u meet and - deter
mine, ioity thereof. whether the aldermen Ia
oncc ut the time Of Tho l1s-pSe Of this act, and their
respective successors tuc 20 time shall receive an
annual and. II the Board shall determine. then
tho sad Board OF Estimate. b. majority vote OF ia
members shall fix and determine the amount OF said
saa,y Any money required 10 pay the salaries Of the
said aldermen until the first dy OF January 1892 shall be
paid out Of the Reserve Fund
Mr.. COoney Of Brooklyn. introduced a bill appro-
prating $500. 900 tor the 18th Regiment Armory. TO
be paid and expended In annual amounts Of 100000.
The annual supply bill, which was introduced IN
the Assembly last III ght, went 10 third reading this
morning, and was passed Immediately