New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-28

following fall election. Il approved by The, people.
IT, on the other hand the e9mmSSoon nds other
the Mills resolution can be dropped and another
The ITackett 5ilI which is intended as sort ~
makcshift 70 meet present conditions places me
Division Of the different iuoctal Departments but
district be left with less than TWO trial Justices
TO SECURE ROAD IMPROVEMENT.
In answer 10 the spirit Of road Improvement
which Is manifestng itself there have been TWO
measures passed by the legislature on the recon-
rnsnlaton ~ Governor Odell. which II Is believed
will bring about a system Of good roads In this
State commensurate with the needs Of modern
travel and comparable with the roads of such
sister States as New-Jersey and Connecticut
Tho nrst measure was the bill 81 Assemhlyman
Plank ~ 81. Lawrence County. amending the
Fowler act OF 1900 so 70 provide that II any
town votes 20 repair its roads hy the money sys-
tenn. It shall receive enough money from the state
70 pay half the expense instead o. = per Ceht as
Ter rs Of thc Laws of lEo2
The second provision Tor the mpToyemeI 90, 20 the
roads ~ tho state is the appropriation ot $500
in the supply bill This Is an increase W S'''''''
reommdsa r b;,6 GoSeT r. % TO TO P2G
vent the srandaous remarriages OF divorced pas pas
ties who on being freed rom one mar kiI en-
bodying the Governors recommendation was in
roaqeed oy senator ie % from the %Vth
District. The oil provides that net un { SIN
a"tion shall mis- judgment become operative eX-
cept to property rights ,...s ,,. ,,,.
state Superintendent OF Prisons. g y collins. me
oVern2r TecG bS roved ana that changes
sing rIS'n lIo' ia ,srrnrmCra and Natteawan FOR
the benefit OF the health OF the inmates IN ihose
institutions These TSIoMns nIaI99nS 1b ssrotn
and Assembly committees on prisons. 49,, H.,
gard 70 the cutting down Of travelling expenses in
the various state departments. the closer AUDITING
treasurer and the appropriation Of 100000 for the
St Louis Exposition as proposed in the e1 OF As,
carried into execution by the legislature OF 1902
the WV" axpe rf Of caTe for patients sun
fering with tuberculosis; who seek treatment AZ the
n he Sdrondacks should ba borne by the local.
edSannsd in the disease the legislators passed the
hin OF Assemblyman Fisher. which provides for
OTHER RTLIS OF INTEREST
Among the other bills passed which are of gen
eral interest to the people Of the State are the
following.
AssembIymar Nerritt's and Senator Lewis's hill.
providing for a commission to investigate the cause
Of foods. and what means can be found 70 prevent
their recurrence the Governor 10 appoint a com
mission 81 I'VE men together with the State Eng-
neer and Surveyor. the Superintendent Of Public
Works the Commissioner on Forest, Fish and
Sane ana the AteQfsfy omro Tiin Is TO De
Senator Saters bill. prohibiting the shooting Of
marksmanship This bin was introduced by both
fgGT6sy fob in both house. + was not until
Senator Platt had written a personal letter the
chairman of the Assembly Committee on Fish and
Game that the bill was reported out and became
law The 1s of the n 6 w W the fSg of
and Assemblymap Bennet and President Haines Of
Assemblvm IN Hoadley's bill amending, the uni
versitv law 81 that cities throughout the State
may accept gifts for Libraries by three fourths
understood for the purpose Of permitting certain
elites in this State 10 accept gifts from Andrew
senator slater's bill. making the maximum pun
years The purpose Of the measure is to meet the
notorious cases of the cadets Of the East Side in
Senator Armstrong; bill providing for the polIti-
CA 1 Peekes b II m colon
izaton districts BY 1oaters. for the purpose OF
legged to have been done in the case of the FOLEY
IS now m the hands Of the STern n0Th W6o neds
70 give hearing ON the measure The bin in
except from one part TO another in the same cleo
Senator Dayis's bill which permits the Governor
TO remove the coroners Of counties on written
charges the same as he now can remove district
Ms bin to S 6 na Pgnsn t6
advertisement purposes The biz provides that
poses shall be deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor.
punishable by { fine not exceeding 800 by i'm
The Slater Liability bin which was introduced
at the request OF the labor organizations of the
Senator Elsberg's bill increasing the powers Of
ton be organized hereafter shall file its cer
ticate OF Incorporation without the consent of the
commission, and that no association organized
after February l. 1902 shall be permitted TO con
duct running race meetings without the indorse-
ment of the commission At the hearings on The
bin August Belmont, a member of the State Rae
Ing Commission. appeared in its behalf and said
that II was proposed to keep the standard of The
track from Generalization at the hands of ire
spOnSihle Sportsmen.
Senator Wizards bin, which provides for the
removal of the bodies of dead soldiers from potters
fields and abandoned burying grounds. and their
burial In incorporate cemeteries. the expense 10
be borne by the town or municipality
AsSemhlyman SChneider's bill. which will enable
the veterans of the Spanish American War to par
tcipate In the parade Memorial Day. -