The sun., 1900-12-09
MEAN TO PASS POLICE BILL
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,,,d pn-mi.sion~r Nv" fsndids's
for NtlI,.t, ~r,Tctart 80 the Governor
sc,a,ar rIou vl. rcfutn to Washington
,,t. ..,.rro,,r CHAIRMAN Dunn ~ the He
puhucou Sta" 'uu"|i't"" h't ''r MS nome
u,,yta,,t... u, noon testrrdI, GOV
,,,a,.,I.,, Odeu dcrnr,od for biz home In
,.uhutgh ls.i nlsht and will not bs In Now
YORK ns,inun,il Wednesday Most ~ y.''sr-
ioy was given nr g. ,'u'rtero"s on minor
matters
l,sunr.uo court Ju-'ice william
,,he, rt..sn'ed hi. draft ~ the Police bill
,,btch las already been told nh ut IN IBr SrN
I'm. hiu provides FOR singl" headed com
,.I..lot,. the Nnvor To- mako n" appointment
md tte t!oycrnor Of the state 20 have ahso-
,to rD,rsr ~ removal without reference
tu eny oharge- that may he made against
the Commissioner Tho Republicans who
discussed this hill A. tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
vsstafday believed that It would become n
Jaw
Gov. elect Odsll is to have luncheon
nett "Wednesday nj the home OF Gsorge l.
Riyes with tho members OF the Charter Re-
vision Commission At this little festivity
The recommenda'ions Of tho Charter Re-
ylslon Commission will be gone over Gov
ernor act Odell was asked last night whether
he favored a four-year or a two-year term
for Mayor OF Greater New York
at Is too early TO answer that question :
replied Mr Odell "and will be better pre-
pared TO answer after talk with our brethren
OF the Charter Revi sion commission on
Wednesday next
Under the Police bill which tho Republicans
propose to enact at Albany Mayor Van Wyck
IL 10 have tho appointment Of tho single Com
missioner II wa- whispered about I7@'
'lsht tn!t John Mc(ull.sh. ne STATE suP%rr-
trlGl is to b. the CoWmN~ioner ~,
How could th7t he so" ssld Mr. odsll.
when the, report was brought TO his attention.
Tho report about Mr cjullssh is neces-
,arly untrue. n" MayoI viii appoint whom
:1a :aa hs Al wG" tsa s 1.a1 rapG-ed dESDl S
Hsnns 6s nsopPS Pof "f ha Eno of Iew York .Ha
many ,CEjef Of f9licc on election DAY. There
should bS some check upon hi~ power
senator Plat and Governor elect Qdell,
after dinner At H." f!'t' ay"nu" Hotel last
light had 'CE knd TordS, 'T o,roo say OF tic the
has becn an a-pirant Tor the ofilCe Of Railroad
Commissioner 10 succeed Mr. Dunn There
Il, no certainty Of Col Dunn, resisnng his
place for AZ least year, and hy that time
possibly Nr Aliridge may desire 20 accept
'yother place A-aml'er OF fact Governor,
elect Oiell does not Npl'eVp fhaf he should
appoint Mr.. Aldridse 10 be a Railroad Com
something va, said about the future OF
rctarv to GOV. Pooecvcit. II Is Wen known
that Gov -ol"ct odell proposes to retire the
Hon. George T. lincoln as head e the statr-
would like 70 succeed MIR. lincoln. II was
said that Mr.. loungs viii have, to guess
%aad n % Sa 'rG aGd 10 5Ef M a OF
rney-General Davies. Mr.. Davies and Mr.
Nogngs are friends. Vet 1t was said last
nlsht that nothing ,ro.t'ye could be writ
Quite mis-, ders'andine has como NJ
as to the Military ,S"cre,aIv,, to b" sp-
3nIon 'V" Gr.sn. ff.sidcn. and nd" charTmnSatn
william F Ten Egck Of he Executive Com,
of Harrison x bird Mr.. Bird Is q, member
of the seyentyItrs, Regiment, In the Sran-
Se One GT he snd a's IN
York yoiuntc.r. which regiment was no,
"@iled into nsh,. .eryst Hn ac,'9mpsn.d a,
Post to Porto Rico TO distribute American
flags among the schools there
Mr. Bdd va va ,, born in NsS YT[k city and
lsaG. He I. member q, the Union Iessu.
CLUB. the New YORK Athletic Club. the Ardslev
Te rs o.. and ., III h. Pot au .o3n n 6 he
pD p.s s%:'Sa N: Ty' ~ s fTf FocF
elect Odell. II waI said last nlght, has re-
puested Malor-General Roe, commander of
the National Guard Of the state. 10 look into
highly important once. Maior-General Foe
Il 10 report on this matter wit hin n few DAYS.
II was made known that the Assembly
'onmittee on Electricity, Gas and Water
supply IL to hs abolished. and that Its 'rnc-
tions are 70 be turned over to tho Assembly
and Senate tommlttsss on Railroads This
rrntsmplatet chtngs +. = most important
on
Governor-elect 0dell is thorou ghlv familiar
with tho duties ~ hIs orce Ne ives srNl,nn
of Yesterday as a ahavd-h~sded citi7en There
is mighty little sentiment about him. Those
closest 20 him snv that he proposes 10 be an
orcient Governor. and that tho stror r-st
point about his position IL that he il Going
ahead with no thought of a denomination.