New-York tribune., 1902-01-17
IN SENATE AND ASSENRLY
BILLS PASSED. REPORTED AND INTRO.
DUCED

Albany. Jan 1S.-In the Senate this morning m.
Esberg bill providing for the addition Of t,rss
city officers of NewYork to the list of trustees \,
the New-York Public Library was passed tn.
Committee Codes reported favorably the Fla.
berg bill providing that no final Judgment shan
be entered in divorce until the expiration n,
six months after the granting of a decree or ar
shorter time if the court may prescribe and the
Elsberg bill amending the Penal Code in -eIatioo
to the age Of the children charged with er,ma
making it discretionary with the court to trv q
child under sixteen. instead of fourteen as az
present provided, for misdemeanor instead OF a
felony
In the Assembly Mr.. Morgan's bill containing
the Governors recommendations that foreign cor
porations shall not b. permitted organize IN
der the same name in this State was advanced
The Rogers Lunacy Commission bill was taken mn
out of It's regular order and advanced 10 tbir5
reading. The Committee Rules submitted A rs
port recommending that all propositions to amend
sections of the New-York City charter shall he
titled in such way that what is proposed to be
accomplished will be made more plain. The report
was adopted \ resolution. offered by Assembly,
Rainey. petit0ning the federal governments
to build warshtps at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Was
adopted.
The following bills of general interest were In
troduced in the Assembly:
BY Mr.. Brooks Permitting the sale of uncooked
neSn ornn I9of5 5 n a9 any & 1e GeI9Te ,5 ID Sunday
BY Mr.. Egan-To compel naJurdlized citizens en-
Office of the Factory Inspector and the clerk OF
the municipality in which work is being performed
memorandum setting forth the facts in relation
TO such naturalization
By Mr. PrinceZPermitting the Factory Inspector
TO name special deputies upon the application OF a
recognized labor organization. They TO serve
without compensation. and their powers are TO be
the same the regularly appointed deputies.
BY j. H. FitZI ZIatriCk-ErOVtdinS that the officer
before whom civil marriage contract is acknOw-
edged shall Tile copy OF the contract with tho
clerk Of the. town city where such marriage is
sOlemnized. His fee for executing the acknowledge
msnt ana ming Is 10 be 81
BY Mr.. Platt-InClUdinS AngOra goats in the pro-
visions of the county law providing FOR recOmp pense
of owners whose animals may be killed ty dogs
BY Mr. Merritt-Giving power TO district attOr-
neyS TO bring actions against viOatCTs Of the pro-
visions of the public health law relating to prac-
tising veterinary medicine and surgery without
license.
Bv Mr. Platt-Amendins the Penal Code by pro-
vidtng penalties for unlawful iuterf renee with
electric circuits. gas pipes and steam pipes
By Mr.. Merritt-PTohibitins the of jacklights
other artificial lights in hunting deer
highway law that provides for the rebate OF high
BY Mr.. RemseD-AllOwing the Board of Regents
10 conduct examinations in the evening Ii apprO-
PIRATES 81 600 10 defTay expenses
BY Mr.. Remsen-AllOwing captains Of irebOats
in NewYOrk City to take advantage of the pension
law. When captain has served ten wears he shall
be entitled to participate in the pension fund.