New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-03
SENATE AND HOUSE SESSIONS.
NOMINATIONS CONFERENCE.-THE PASSED
AND INTRODUCED.

Albany Feb. 2-The Senate to-day confirmed
these nominations by Governor Roosevelt:
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the State Board of Charities for the With Judicial
District.
After the Introduction of several bills the Senate
adjourned until Monday evening. Among the bills
introduced were these
BY Senator Ford-TIis bill of last year for the ex-
tension of the liability of employers for personal
injuries sustained by their employees in their ser
BY Senator MartinRelt aslns the real estate, e., Of
the House Of the Good Shepherd in New-Hork CITY
from all assessments heretofore made.
In the House this morning Mr.. Aids, the leader
of the majority presided in the absence Of Speaker
Nixon, and Mr.. Kelsey assumed the majority lead
ership
Mr. Henrv's bill for shorter hours for the drug
clerks in New-York City and regulating inspec-
tions of drug stores order of second reading,
was objected by Mr.. Dillon of New-Hork, and
un6Cr the rules it went over until Monday night.
on motion Of Mr. Kelsey in the House the Fail
lows bill for the immediate relief Of the unpaid
school teachers of Queens and Richmond was made
a special order on order of third reading for Mon
dav night These bills passed:
MI Lewss making it msdem Ts1 for any
person TO solicit from candidate FOR any elective
Once money other property as a consideration
any candidate for an elective Office
This measure is intended to do away with tenn
porary publications during campaign seasons.
Mr. Russer auth0rzng the asent and and WARDEN ard
of Sing Sing state Prison TO sell NdllOHdl NTut'i
uniforms left on their hands at public or private
sale. ~ &c
Mr.. Martins making the office of Treasurer OF
Oneida County "A SalaTied office
Mr. DarrisOn's. making an additional approprla-
ton of $S000 to construct bridge over the Erie
Canal at Lockport . $780, 5
Sryevor to continue work or Topographic survey
and map Of the State, and aopropriatinS $So"Jo
therefor
senator Wagner's. authorizing the Board OF EST
mate and Apportioament of New-York city TO re
Lease the interest Of the city to certain lands in
Brooklyn. Bushwick-ave.
Mr. FaIlowsS tMazet Committee bid; when re-
meals Section l,527 relative to the publication IN
THE City Record of the registry of voters. so as 10
provide only one list, two being published uhoef
the present law.
The House then adjourned until Monday at $50
O'Clock.
These bills were introduced in the Assembly to-
day:
Assemblyman Fancher's. providing for biennial
elections in the Seneca Nation of Indians, the hrst
to be held in November 1900.
Mr.. LitcharGs, providing that jurors fees in JUS
tees shall be where judgment demanded eX-
ceeds $50 81; in other cases, p cents; for attend
anCe. 10 cents 80
Mr.. Redells. an amendment the bill compelling
the equipment of freight with air brakes to
provide that after the first day of January 1900. II
shall he unlawful for any railroad company to per
nit handled its lines in this State any train
that has a sufficient number of cars in 1t so
equipped that the engineer the locomotive can
not control its speed without requiring brakemen
to use the common hand brake for that purpose
Assemblyman FallOwSs. providing that the Cor
poration Counsel Of New-YOrk City shall not COM
promise any claim against the city without the
written consent OF the Controller.