New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
WORK OF SENATE AND HOUSE.
BILLS PASSED REPORTED AND INTRO
DUCED.

Albany Jan 15-The Cities Committee of the
Senate this morning reported favorably the Els
berg bill increasing the number OF trustees or the
New York Public Library of the Astor. Tilden and
! Lenox Foundations the Bracket BILL authorizing
Saratoga to borrow money for improvements, and
the Feeter bill authorizing Frankfort Village to
make appropriations for electric light purposes.
The agricultural committee reported favorably the
bill re-enacting the bob veal law and the meas
ure in relation to marking small fruit packages.
These committee hearings were announced:
Foreign CORPORATION Tax bill before Joint com
mtees on taxaoG January ~ a9@ns9ms fo b Dsane
judiciary Committee; January n amendments to
Pharmacy law, Public Health COMMITTEE 'ahu-
airy %
Senator Fuller offered a resolution asking the
United States Government to provide additional
work for building battleships at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard.
These bills of general interest were introduced in
the Senate to-day:
Senator Incorporating the Jewish
Theological Seminary of the city OF New-foTk
tenets of the Jewish religion; the cultiyatiGs Of
Ieo+fw 6S tns Tsrng of ewish S rabbs
and teachers and the pursuit OF Biblical ana arfh
geological research and advancement ot jewish
Senator Willard's-Authorizing the city of Utica
chase land in the Second Ward OF that city Tor a
senator Willard s. Allowing for the Improvement
of any public highway outside of the cooperation
upon resolution by the Board of Supervisors
The Senate judiciary Committee to-day consid-
cred Senator Brackets bill amending section -
OF Stock Corporation law, with respect 10 guaran-
tees by stock corporations a new section was
added follows:
And any stock corporation, owning the entire
capital stock Of any other stock corporation may,
in pursuance OF tw0-,hirds vote or G
pose by notice in writing signed by majorly of
sixty days prior TO said meeting. guarantee the
bonds thereafter to be issued to any other domes-
pprro at Ia ed he
Of business.
Another change made of a unanimous vote
of stockholders necessary instead of two-thrds.
to guarantee the bonds OF any other domestic cor
poration engaged in the same general line of
business.
This bill will he reported for reprintng and
committal The Elsberg bill to simplify the pro-
cedure facilitate the settlement and reduce the
expenses Of receivers on dissolution OF rnoneyed
corporations also amended in minor partcu-
lars These bills will be reported favorably without
amendment:
Senator Armstrong's-For enrolment of political
senator Krum's Amending the general corpora
tion law in relation TO corporate towns.
Senator Hrs-In relation to the service of jurors.
Senator Notwithstanding stock Corporate
law in reference 10 the merger of corporations.
WORK OF ASSEMBLY.
In the Assembly this morning these bills were
passed:
Assemblyman Allds's. appropriating $4,000 bal
ence due newspaPers for printing state Laws ys =,
ASSemblyfnan AIidSS :, appropfaIluB Stt1S- - 10
pay for the examination and revision of bills.
\ resolution offered by Assembyman Platt ap-
propriating 800 for the visit of the annually ap
pointed committee 10 the Soldiers and Sailors
Home adopted. These bills were introduced:
BY Mr. Stevens-Authorizng the appointment of
twelve additional game protectors, one each from
Essex Clinton, Franklin, St Lawrence, Jefferson
Lewis Herkimer. Hamilton. Warren and Wash
ington counties. and two from counties east OF the
Hudson River between Washington County and
Long Island Sound.
BY Mr. Steveus-Increasing from . TO Is cents
the amount of the fee TO which Jurors in justices
entitled.
Rv Mr. Dooling-A constitutional amendment pro-
vidng six additional Supreme Court Justices in
the First judicial District.
Bv Mr.. DOoling-Making II mandatory for steam
boat lines navigating the Hudson River TO provide
for passengers the facilities for the trans
portation of bicycles as afforded by railroads.
The Assembly adjourned until II a. tomorrow.