New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
WILL GO TO THE GOVERNOR
THE SENATE ADOPTS THE PRISON RESOLUTION
THE oNoNDAGA SALT SPRINGS
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OTHER BUSINESS
Albany, May 7-soon after the Senate met 'n'S
morning Senator Kburn called up tho resolution
accompanying the majority report or tho JOINT
State Prison Investigating Committee 1t provides
for transmitting the report and testimony 10 the
Governor. Senator Cantor criticised the Work OF
the committee SAYING II was not founded either on
honesty or decency. Senator Kilburn defended the
committee and the resolution was adopted
The report OF the committee that investigated the
proposed disposition OF tho Onondaga Salt Springs
was called up Senator Pound moved tho Adoption
of the minority report, aboshing the once OF Su-
perintendeDt Of the Salt Reservation and turning
over the control OF the States property TO the
State Commissioners OF the Land once until IT
could be sold as tho Constitution allows. He sald
there was no need for the costly commission for
which the majority report provided. Senator sta
Dleton assaied the minority report but 1t was
adopted by a vote OF % to T.
Senator Sullvan's bill fixing licenses for storage
warehouses was attacked by Senator Bradley. who
said that last year tho warehousemen were as
sessed to defeat 1t. His motion to recommt 1t was
voted down. and the bill was put through.
The following bills were passed:
Senator Reynolds'- providing for the completion
Senator Donafdson's. providing that the Gas Meter
Inspector shall have an office In New-York city
Hamilton hamilton ave- ,es,'I Brooklyn.
Mr.. Miller's requiring the elevated railroads In
New-York City TO run trains all night
Mr. conklin's, requiring police and special JUS
''s Ms G Maby y Equal Rights biz cor tho
lection OF colored citizens from ,discrimination on
Mr. Mess providing that the first jurymen 10
be called shall be men who have I OF voted at the
Mr. Robbinss, providing that bequests to char
table or religious societies shali be yod II made
J. y. Stewards. fixing the salary OF Weschester
taxable transfer tax in westchas.er County
Mr.. Hennessy's., prohibiting railroads on scher-
schuzs P,oylaing for y, the purchase by
s,GDkn of tho a Wafr
Perry to continue architect for State buildings
without extra compensation.
The Wieman BILL regulating the speed OF sur
face-raroad cars. was recommtted for Il hearing
tomorrow
Senator O'Connor stated that he had been mis-
taken in the nature OF tho Cuban resolutions sent
over from the Assembly. and asked that they be
lard State Hospital John l.. Morris, Of Ithaca, and
The Nominations We're referred TIE senate con.
drmed the negotiations, of samuel j. rSSmer Of
and william u bennington, o. canton, J." be man
ags 6s q na ns 81 s aSorby the
nomination Of William oConnor 10 be a Port War
armed lie Is a." brother Of senator oconnor. and
IL nov deputy clerk OF the SENATE
At s55 D. m. Senator O'connor moved Il recess
tos p. m senator Cantor said Il was Tor the pur-
pose OF recalling bills from The Governor THIS being
the last day which IL could he done. The recess
was ordered,
A. h.ib o'clock the senate met with light at.
| tendance, The Lieuiensnt.G Governor named sena-
| tors Mulln, Higgins and Cantor conference com
| talttes tho Annual hupp'y bill
These bills were recalled from Tho Governor
For tho acquisition Of real property by villages
iiniative 10 Hell date plots
Providing for al Institution for tina free treat
I ment Of hydfophohls patients
At $50 the Senate adjourned TO II a. m. to'fnof-