New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
CITY BILLS 1T ALBANY.
Sunday Saloon Measure Presented
More Po1ger for aldermen.
ACT TO PROMOTE TREE PLANTING,

Albany Jar Is Observation-Disclosures Howard
ConkIing introduced to-day bill amending tne
Liquor Tax law so as to permit the sale of liquor
in New-Yorh Sunday The bill says; q
In cities having population of more than 1900
900 by the last State census corporation assoeia
ton. copartnershp or person holding liquor license
traffic in liquors on Sunday, between the hours OF
I o'clock in the afternoon and O'CLOCK IN tne
evening.
bill of AssembIyrnan Agnew of New-York. In
creases the authority of the Board of Aldermen Of
that city, declaring that they shall have the power
to provide for the construction of subways and
pipe galleries for The purpose OF containing sewer
pipes. etc, and for other similar purposes
The Board of Aldermen also is authorized by this
act to provide by ordinance for building and equip
ping boats that may be needed for the purposes
of the city: for the establishing of telegraph and
other alarm systems, systems of ccmmunica-
ton, for the and purposes of the Fire Depart
ment of the Police Department; for any pubic
Improvement of a lasting or permanent character;
for apparatus and paraphernalia to De used ior
the Improvement and betterment OF property used
for city purposes and for additions TO, alterations
and notifications of such property. where the same
shall be of d character that they are expected TO
exist and remain in use for period Of at least
years. it being the intention that all acquis-
tions and all improvements made by the city and
expected to remain in for term Of years
shall be paid for through the proceeds Of bonds
having period to run approximating as near as
may be the estimated durability OF the acquisition
Improvement. but not less than ten years nor
than fifty years.
Assembyman Bostwick presented bill intended
clearly TO promote the cultivation OF trees in New
York. 1t says that the Park Board after reason
able notice and a hearing and with the consent OF
the Board of Estimate, may determine that trees
and other forms of vegetation shall be planted in
any street and may have the work done with
out the consent OF any other board or officer. The
owners of the property benefited shall pay the cost
Assembyman Finch introduced to-day the bill
already described in The Tribune for the appoint
ment of chief inspector Of police and borough
inspectors, and the bill declaring that the Board
Of Estimate and Apportionment shall appropriate
for the general school fund yearly sum equiva-
lent Ito less than three mills on every dollar
OF assessed valuation of the real and personal
property" of the city
Assennblyman Wood submitted bill increasing
courts in Manhattan. and providing for the cleo
ton of a justice in the new district in November
next. Changes made go that the new district
shall embrace portions of the present Eleventh and
AssembIyman Finch submitted bill amending
Section 50, Chapter 81 Of the General Laws. oy
tifcate Of partnership "a copy Of the same or a
notice containing the substance thereof shall be
published in each week for six successive
such original certificate is filed"
An act introduced by Assemoiyman Mccormack.
of Richmond County. declares that IL shall De the
endeaVor to purchase for the State Of New-York
the building known as the Billop House. In
the county of Richmond" and that the building and
fences shall be preserved as Tar as possible IN al
ton by Christopher Bilop during the War OF the
Revolution
from S. 0oS to $3.50 Year the salaries of the jus
tices of the Municipal Court