New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
SENATOR'S WOULD RIDE FREE
WILLOWS RAILROAD PASS BILL roA
THROUGH.
,xrs or THE SENATORS WHO VOTED FOR AND
AGAINST THE MEAsuRE-oTHER BILLS
,.ssrn AND SOME NEW ONES.


PASSED AND SOME NEW ONES
inv TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBrNE'I
,u,c March s-The Senate to-nlght tooA .' ',,
remarkable step OF passing Sch"'o' ,.,,ds NJ
,,.,a,rg free transportation on the raino"
p'o'."e A., soto of,cers members OF the Leg
,,.u,o md Judges OF the higher courts. !. "
hoo, ,b,ustt by the public that the ConS''''o
,so. foriode any member OF the Legislature ,,",
,ry ANYTHING from a railroad corpora'''" wa" 80,
like n free pass but Senator WILCOX anu ,h.,
i,v of TIE Senators to all appearance ',' ,,o,
the Constitution has been misread. Inc o''' ,,
tho Senate passel by vote OF q to IL p,',
~. 49,, s,ro,,rv Of State shall issue to all state
omcors certificates which shall be shown anu "'
IN lion of TRANSFORMATION tickets by the pe''''
romcd travelling on official business on any ,oa
in the State For the purpose OF 'h'' ~. a., o,-
"s,otc officer" include the Governor anu NO
rotary the Lieutenant Governor, the he'' "
State Departments and their oep"'', -, A.
tho supremc Court and Judges OF the Cour. Vi ny
,oa,s MONITORS OF the Legislature. the Cierh Vi ''o
senate and the Clerk OF the Assembly.
Senator Ellsworth was the only Seh"''i VIZ
a speech on the measure Tne Only INNS
can see in this bill" he said. rs that II au'''o
-,he Secretary OF State to issue trahspo' ''''o w
,,e,o,As "a state officers when they are engaeei
W tmo,, h,siress can see nothing In the Dill
xc.r, tia, which would he Of service TO the o'a.e
:, soors n mo n proper bill and no evasion OF 'he
Constitution" ,,,. ,.o,o.
The bill passed the Senate by the io'o"Ins No'.
yoas-Ahcarn Brown. I,rush. turn, Gniia
O. Davis Ellsworth. Patterson. 80 iiohrson
ohsr Grant Harrison. Hebie. Ilumprrey 'o Mi,in
Iamv Malbv Martin. McCarrcn M' Mlh.Sx Wrnv
W,,nzpg,r page Seibcrt. Wieman. WILCOX "'''
Zavs-Rrackett Canton. Coffey. o. DAVIS c ro,os.
CIV iIiggins Krun, Nussbaum. Parsons o'a""
han. Whte-l2. ,,. . .,,o
Among the first bills to come up to-his"' "' Wv
p,chuond countv Police Reorganization Dill oeia
tor cantor renewed his objections to IL on li'e
ground. OF ts craftsmanship His protest was III"
,va,,inr and II was passed by party vote
O,her bills passed were Senator Ahearh = .e
o,,ng rho erection Of suitable protection Tor pede
,r,ars around buildings In course OF erecuo" III
New York city and Senator Burnss' a'"eN'"s
cer,ai, property TO the village OF Tarryto"h
The following bills were introduced:
nv Senator Cantor-Authoriznr the Boaru %
t,s,imate and ApDortionmen' OF New cIk NV =, ~
~ izzie n Fellows. widow OF Colonei Jonn ~
Fellows the balance OF his salary as D's'''
RD Senator Ford-Authorizing the ely OF NV W,
WI % establish A public drive and parkway az an
axtnnsiCn ~ Riverside Drive TO the B0uieVaru La
Rv senator Page-Providing that the term OF me
a. 1907 and that a one shall De appo'eTg ro oI
Tho hoard II Fire Commissioners 10 serve "o"
Rv SENATOR Featherson-Authorizing the reium n
INC nv the Ncw-York City Controller OF asseS'
ments for LAYING out East River PARK