New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
PROvIDENT LOAN ASSOCIATION.
TIN SHEFFIELD BILL. FOR IT'S INCORPORA-
TON PASSED BY THE ASSEMBLY
MEASURES INTRODUCED.

Albany. March (Spccian-The Assembly today
passed Mr. Shenield's bin which authorizes the or
ganzation OF the Providont Loan Association OF
New-York. The bill DID not get through however
without a struggle on the part " Mr. Butts. Of
New-York. and Mr. Davidson. %: New York. vii,
dd all that they could 10 defeat Il. They merely
reiterated the statements which they mad" on Mon
day night when the bin was on second reading.
Mr.. Butts occupied most OF the tim" devoted t.
the discussion. The burden Of his complaint WAS
that the di not specify The rate ~ Interest
which could be charged 10y M" association after 30
had been organized sir Dlyilsons plea WAS class
l.giSation Neither appeal hal any material eject.
however and The bill WAS passed. after 1t had been
amended to limit the operation Of the charter
granted through It to three years
A measure Of great importance 10 those who visit
the Adirondacks each year passed the Assembly
this morning without opposition. This bill was iH-
PRODUCED by Mr Prescott. Of HerkImer county. Il
opens up to the public public highway the
waters Of the Fulton chain Of lakes. Certain prop
erty-owners owning land bordering on the lakes
and streams forming the Fulton chain have re-
Gently sought TO collect a toll from tourists VINO
desired TO go through the lakes. There Is a gen
eral bill also before the Assembly which makes
All OF the lakes In the Adirondack forests public
highways and It Is now contemplated 10 add to II
a section which will make all OF the oh trails which
have been In use for twenty years open paths TO
the public.
William H. IIlNdN, ~ i'i'''''f'' ~ ''''' ''''''
duccd the measure which has been presented at
rr.,lous sessions OF the Legislature. providing for
the employment OF the conycts of the stat" on thr
public highways. \ commission CONSISTING o.. on
democrat one Republican ana on" member OF the
abor party, with a salary Of S2Jp year "ach - 10
bc appointed by III" Governor rms commission - 20
r3n,'s, ihlrIs If the inmates Of thc prisons
fnrnatorics and penitcnarirs, AMI the other thlii
is to BE- employed In making clothes anl tonis lo'
The use OF the conyicts employed on the roddS.
A. S,oIfatl of New YORK, TINS morning came
forward with the old cgaret" bill requiring persons
who sell cigarettes TO obtain license Ior th' PRIV
III Robertson. OF New-York presented the follow
Ing hi: section / 1t shall not be lawful for any
nI.svstnJ railroad company in any city or town In
this state to use any portion OF th'ir uruch , 81
tracks for the stOrag" OF empty cars. "n'rc Si''
track or tracks are located over any stfer OF ave
nue. used public highway. Secilon Any con- ON,
pany offending against the provisions, VI t'',n h1h
Shall forfeit $50 for each and every Offence Whlch
may be recovered in any court OF competent J"''S-
diction by any citizen OF ms STAT. mum. .,,h g.,
Mr. Robertson also introduced measure which -
intended to Pcyrnt as tar pr aS that Every stree"
railroad company operating r",5 "y ,r t ,i,,rnrn
or each Of It's cars Two men. one 10 drlFe w" car
and the other 20 act a. lookout -, 49,.
Another OF Mr.. Robertson : blls pr0VIGeS iVr tie
Of Il public park IN the Twefth Ndri.
The boundaries Of The park according 10 III" terms VI
,ha hill are The East River. hundrrd-ani-c'"V
cnth-st One-hundred- and-fourteenth-Tt. ana fHS'-
ave. ., ....,ao, ,,r n ooo, Tam,
many man in a bin introduced to-day by Mr.. Herr
man Of Ncw-York. The bill creates special DE-
t. he Superntcndent OF buildings. lie is to receive
"A salary of $3.50 year for acting as such on MIN
arr. 10 b.. conferred all of the powers which are
now conferred under existing Law upon the Fire
Department in relation to buildings.
There was no objection on the part or the Demo
Gratis this morning 30 postponemeat OF the con-
sdcration Of the two ballot reform bis nitro
duced respectively by Mr. Sheffield and Mr.. Sulzer.
AIR SulZrr had a number OF amendments TO offer
TO his bill and the Republican majority In the As
senhv has determined that IL viii not spend any
more time discussing pastors and paser-ba!ots but
viii submit to the Governor as quickly az possible
a measure providing for simple blanket ballot.