The sun., 1901-02-28
TAXATION BILLS PASSED.
SENATOR KRUHS THREE MEASt RES GO
THROUGH THE SENATE.
The ~ Republican, Voted for All NJ Them
senator Trainor Voted for the Bi''
Taxing savings Banks Bill Introduced
Continuing the Bureau Of Elections

Senator Tra,nor Voted for the Biii
Taxing savings Banks Bill Introduced
Continuing the bureau Of Elections
ALBASY, Feb 27 The Senate to-day passed
ssnator Krum's three bills, recommended by
Gov OdelI, taxing savings banks and insur-
ance and trust companies. These measures
will bring an annual revenue into the ota'e
Treasury OF s2,s5O.Ooo. and this revenue IS eA-
rected to increase, as each year goes py' "
keen pace with the increased business OF these
companies The only debate on the bnis
was by the minority Senator's VINO
refused 10 support them Senator Graoy'
speaking for himself alone. said a change
from direct 10 indirect taxation would breeo
extravagance Other Democratic senators
Thought the savings bank bill imposed tax
on thrift Every one OF the thirty -iouT
Republican Senators voted for oil three
measures
The insurance bill was passed by vote of
4. TO !, the negative votes being cast by Cul-
len, Foley, Grady. MEGA be. McCarren. Ram
spercer and Wagner democrats. Senator
Sullivan was not present The bill taxing
savings banks was passed by vote OF 35 TO l3'
every Democratic Senator voting against II
except Trainor. who voted for II. and sui
iiyan, who was absent The trust company
taxation bill was passed by vote OF 81 To 10
Senators cullen, Foley. Grady. McCabe.
McCarrcn, Plunktt and Wagner Democrats)
voting against it. 1t is expected that these
bills will pass the Assembly next week
Mr.. II wilson tRep. Kings introduced
bill to-day continuing the present bureau
Of election, In charge Of the Elections Depart
ment OF the city, under the supervision Oh
supt John McCullaSh OF the Mctropoitah
elections district, until the bureau Of elections
lao
|. necessary 10 enact this bill IL the work OF
completing the primary rolls is in progress
and this is the month in which the transfers
ar. recorded The bill was advanced to a
third reading in the Assembly and referred
To the Cities Committee. MIR Wilson says
he expect- to receive au emergency message
from the Governor to- morrow 90 that the bii
csn be passed this week. The minority
memb bers of the Assembly are In favor OF
the bill . ,I,
NOT be mustered In the Assembly 10 pass
MIR Naite'- bill, providing for the reinsth'e.
mert of thirty hrcmen IN brookNn hppoliltru
i'm sp8 without having passed CiNii ,ervlco
Examination and -lN in Long Island CITY
appointed In the same wear without an eN-
animation The bill has been before the
assembly in various forms during the past
Few wears and while II has been passed thr-"
time, yet it ha. failed - b" eHactrdt .Ht% 4
Davis CRep y ! }. Nacheron tRep Queens,
and Hamburger tram y " opposed the
bill Mr. Harburc"r aid h" had neen m, a'krd k'd
Threatened the Lobbyist with expulsion from
the Chamber il he ttd not get out which
Waite iRep. Kings, Doughty Rep Nassau,
and keenan, u"m Queensl supported ne
bill Eisht .of"s Were laIs'ns 10 'Wds- W.. ~
Bell. Cook Cooley, Davis, Henry, oMalley
and Macherop ,ReouK,cSn, ond ydtHd "SHiTI, Sn,h
IDemocratsl voted for II
The Senate Cowmtttes On ,nbnc EduSari!n
bill providing for fire drills in the schools OF
The senate Committee on Miscellaneous
Corporations reported for reprintna senator
Tralnors gas bill. amended TO hx the price
al rs cents in New York city ana Bnnalo ana
to eSSeed 81 80 in the sns,dr ret ol Gs S@e b
to classify and grade state Department en-
ployees and establishing uniform salaries,
where tn. parties agree The person named by
them shall he appointed receiver OF n corpora
tion unless the court can show good reason
Senator Fuller tRep. Brooklynl introduced
bill to-day providing that the New York
CITY Fire Commissioner on and after Jan /.
ieo3 shall divide the engineer, and hremen
OF all grades in to two platoons, one to perform
day service and the & 2tsr asrsd nish. s SGrvre Svr
from IS A. NJ until6 y. NJ the other hours being
taken by the night service Neither OF said
platoons shall be Ieduirei 70 psfi.rm CON nrn-
scribed for longer consecutive period than
one week except 50 far a may be- necessary
10 equalze the hours of duty and service
between the two platoons ,
senator Ahearn introduced bill he received
from Commits -iouer Nagle which provides Tor
the establishment Of self lf-sppportlhs pension
fund for the employers of the New York uty
street Cleaning Department
Mr. Bennett tried to save his bill abolish
ing reIerence, in divorce cases. IN the A.
sennbly to-day. by calling II up for amen u
ment 9pd again en,o onr,r,eq , ronSii 'r Ah =.
Assembly. Mr.. Benefits amendment pro-
vided that except in counties harina popu-
lation of less than i?o"0 no reIe'ences -hal!
ties excepted the refetenCe shall only he
TO a County Judge. Mr. Morgan aid Kings
nrovisons of tho bill. and Mr. Kelsey said
hs wanted that provision giving county
Judges q monopoly Of r"i".rnccs al..,',, stIIksn
that effect The bill Ua- finally made q
srccal order tor next "Wednesday
These bills were int oduced in the Assembly:
Mr Icgcett Providing that election ma
chimes -hall b" 80 con-t rrcicd that no per-
soniu1io ~, yh"ro they. are shall soc v neither
the "otor voting split or straight ticket
81 the first dlSs. where land Is taken Tor
public ,pt-;, or . nuhllr nIaygro'lnd. ths
tho propertv supposed 10 he benefited
NJ Prince Requiring restbule cars or
N-n. rcGuirirg aH goods manufactured
in tencrneut houses TO be advertised aS "tene-
Ineut m Id". go
The NS-e'nllv Railroad Committee will
ronort fqNor1bly tomorrow on VI ManSfleld's :
IN providing that electric tHlrpads shall
nav n franchise tax Of one per cent upon
iro-- nl~ninc. lpr street cars operated
on streets or ~ bic thOroughfareS and fve-
tanths of one p"T cent. upon gross eHI n
iny- from ofh"r sth.rcrs within the State
This nut. electric roads in the same category
with steam roads in this respect
Tho senate Committee on banks has again
decided To repurJ faVurably senator Huwpl-
rcy's bill amending the law regarding the
administration of building and loan asSo-
c1tions in accordance with tho recommend-
stions of tho state Banking ! .pnrtment.
The provision requiring certain associations
dealing in second mortgages to set apart a
q per cent reserve fund has been ade to
apply to all associations dealing in such
mortgages