The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-03
THE ALBANY LAWMAKERS.
PERCUSSION IN THE SENATE oYER
THE PRINTING CONTRACT
Hui Passed appropriations Sso.OoO 20 Pre-.
mote sugar Rect Cniture-Biii 70 Rea.cs
Enres on Railroads and Ferries-Oii-
vsr,s savings Bank Resolution Defeated.

HmI - HEN
uots sugar Rect Cuiture-Biiis to Reduce
Vnres on Railroads ana Ferries-On-
ver,a savings Bank Resolution Defeated.
Atp,Sy, Feb. THE legislative printing
contract furnished the text for another long dis.
cussion in the Senate to-day. Senator Grady,
who has repeatedly called attention to the fact
that under the contract the GOO extra copies OF
h,,ls providcd for by the pending bill will cost
81. 80, as against $1.25 for tho original Gao
comics, offered II resolution requesting tho Comp
,roller TO estimate tho cost Of the extra bills for
the session. Senators Wray, Krum and other
Republicans favored tho resolution, and Senator
Maltby proposed TO amend 1t by asking for
Acures MS to tho cost Of printing under tho old
contract, when the Democrats were IN control.
senator Grady promptly accepted the amend
ment. Senator Raines moved to refer the reso.
luton to the Finance Committee, and Senator
Elan II. Brown intimated that tho Senate was
wasting It's time over trivial matters.
Just to show how trivial this Is" said Sen.
stor Grady, "let me tell the Senator that IL l
,hould 20 to tho document room and get the
hills which were introduced last year and never
got beyond being referred to committees, and
should bring them here and introduce them, I
would be making a present OF S250.000 to the
printer, all by my own unaided efforts. Ofcourse
that is a small sum to the Senator and myself,
but there are other people in the State who look
at 1t differently and who would be willing to
spend n little time discussing it and to have
their representatives do So"
In spite OF his Republican support, amounting
10 ten votes, Grady's resolution was finally side
tracked into the Finance Committee. % to 81.
The Senate passed Senator CogReshalls bill
nppropriating $5O,O00 for the promotion Of
puear beet culture and Senator Grady's bill to
permit the destruction of worthless records now
stored In the room in the City Hall assigned to
President Peters of the borough Of Manhattan.
Tho Assembly defeated. by q vote Of 7s to 81,
a motion Of Assemblyman divers to disagree
with an adverse report from the on
Banking on his resolution asking the Superin.
tendent Of Banks to furnish certain
regarding tho financial operations of savings
banks. The report Of the committee was agreed
TO-.
Assemblyman Scars REP, F~ranklin). Chair
man of the Insurance Committee, introduced q
bill providing that q domestic mutual fire in
surance corporation shall not commence bust
ness In New York or Kings county until agree
with 400 applicants, citizens Of the State, each
owning real estate valued at $4,000, or in any
Snos agreements GREEN nuse With at least 200 applicants
who are citizens OF, the State, each owning at
least na,,S S2i SSst OF be- seg isse esda Within HMM thirty TIVE ds sSst Of
tho organization OF the corporation on each
capital stock note. The %solyency Of the maker
Of q capital stock note shall be examined into by
the State Superintendent of Insurance, or BY
persons appointed by him.. No note shall BIO
shall be approved BY the superintendent Of
Insurance as being good and responsible. NO
such corporation transacting business with cap.
ital stock notes or deposit notes shall underwrite
any property not located within this State or
relnsure policies written upon such property by
o's ssse ,niHyanee '9%TiR tfany 9Rep., Kings, intro
duced a bill to facilitate the collection and re-
It f4E pPcvi ID s' shss S Upon u sIIaEsattSn TO q the court a
the corporation Of which he has been appointed
receiver to come into court the same as q
third party in a supplementary proceeding. If
the court finds that the SO cited person owes
he shall turn it over to the receiver. The object
of the bill is to prevent endless litigation whore
a~receiyer is endeavoring to realize on the assets
The railroads and the ferries came in for re:
newed attention to-day on the part OF some OF
who is q Williamsburg druggist, and who an.
nounced in q manifesto at the beginning Of the
for him, put in two Of these. Ono reduces the
fare that railroads may charge from . centsa
rate on mileage books from 2 cents to liz cents;
Assemblyman Fritz Demr n; " introduced
a bill reducing the fare on the Greenpoint ferry
dropped in his bilil Of last year reducing gen
OF N Manhattan. Brooklyn and the Bronx.
These other bills were introduced in the As
pembly:
Treasury Tor the establishment Of a state Normal aud
TRIMMING School in the borough OF Brooklyn.
NJ. ~weefes-RepeslIns s'o.ion 2ie of the game laws
relative u the possession and sale of game.
Throat Hospital 10 the wiillamsSurs Hospital; and
surgical Treatment FOR ali diseases
MI. Gale-Providing that the tax on premiums OF
Queens borough, whish is turned over to. tine New
York City Fire Commissioner. shall bs paid TO the
Citations existing in that borough until Jan. II. 1917.
Such tax money! snail be proportioned among such
MI. Halbert-Authorzing an expenditure OF $780,.
900 to extend the south wing of the State Reforma.
inmate.
i. NJ; ~SqF ray : 7Daf Ct &! New y XSSk .s s,sg e s SGnstru let
Manhattan borough. for public use. the lower part
for vessels and the upper part for the hsAlthful rec
NJ. Glaser-Providing, that the members of the
towns now in Queens borough shall be msmesrs
OF the regular police force OF the city OF New York.
from between Aug Is s' as 3 M Nov op Il to se' the month anee Of
October. and providing that a person may kill only
Nj. Picfett-ExtendinE until Jan. i next the time
fos veterinary surgeons e to register;
vsa' asd fo 1,t the registration Of all persons duly admit
y, M NJ Br ynIs the Mayor and COMPTROLLER
borougha OF Brooklyn and Queens aud the President
OF brooklyn borough members OF tho Board OF Trus-
Mt. Baker-Providing that the expenses OF erecting
charge.
Mr., Notwithstanding the law of 1895. providing
Tor the incorporation of associations for lending
money on personal property. by reducing the rates
OF interest such associations may charge from three
10 one per cent n month for the first two months,
AND from two to one half per cent. a month for any
PERIOD over two months. 1t also provides that all
slch associations shall not dispose OF uncalled.for |
pledged property until the expiration of a year.
MT Notwithstanding the closed season for web
rooted FOWL In Kings. Queens. and Sunolk counties
ahd on Long Island Sound from Sept. 80 to Oct. 81.
ana providing that such fowls shall not be killed or
caught In any way save with a gun raised at arm's
length and fired from the shoulder without other rest.
These bills were introduced In the Senate:
senator Ford directing tho Governor to appoint q |
commission or hfteen. hve OF whom may be women,
Paris in 1900.
senator ~Page-To prevent adulteration and decep.
senator Ma~lby-Providlng that no stock corpora |
ZION shall hold as owner the stock OF any other cor
porat!on' except when authorized by statute; nor
s snn me stoekholders, directors, or other Officers or
enlI,0yeeh or any stock corporation be hereafter
rig.ple to the onlce of any corporation whose stock
SOCK corporation.