The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-03
.fHB SUPPLY BILL REPORTED.
IT CARRIES 4 TOTAL OF MORE
THAN $4,000, 600.

An Item Of ~ .eee. ses for the states
Snare ~ Gesd nesds-Bin Passed
10 Abeiish the East New Ysrs Loop
ALBANY, April s.-Majority Leader
Rogers, chairman Of the Assembly Ways and
Means Committee. to-day reported TO the
Assembly tho annual supply bill. II was
advanced to a third reading and win be
printed ct once. 80 that II can be passed
by next Wednesday and got to the Senate
The bill carries over - 900 900 in appro-
priations. the largest one being q 900 900
for the States share Of good roads I'm
provement. This amount thouah. Is 10
be increased by the Senate Finance Com
mittee and the total amount will DO some.
thing close TO 1850 900. Last year the
Legislature appropriated tsOo. 900 for this
purpose.
The anti-canal Senators to-day forced
the recommittal Of Senator Hill's resolu.
ton eulogizing Major Thomas W. symons,
the new master Of cerefnonie at the White
House. for his gratuitous services TO the
State as q consulting engineer on the
thousand-ton barge canal plans. The OPP
position to the resolution was led by Sena-
tors Malby. Elon r. Brown and Armstrong.
They all said they held Major symons
canal In the resolution. and its adoption
would practically mean a reimbursement
Of the barge canal by the Legislature. They
urged that the people OF the State would
much prefer 70 honor Major Symons
than his report for the barge canal. Senator
Hill finally had the resolution recommitted
The xssembiy passed is..mblym.n Mil
ler's bin, compelling the Brooklyn Rapid
York elevated railway loop and to run
through trains TO the end Of the line.
Senator Armstrong; concurrent reeolu-
ton, proposing an amendment TO the Con-
stitution 70 authorize the State to issue
good roads. passed the Assembly to-day.
II must pass the Legislature Of 1905 before
II can be submitted 70 q vote Of the people.
Assemblyman Finchs bill, making stricter
the Law pertaining to the granting Of labor
Assembiyman Prince (Tam.l to-day
moved to discharge the Assembly Codes
Committee from further consideration Of
his anti-strike injunction bill. The, motion
was defeated by vote Of 70 to 81:
bill resuIstins the employment Of women
and children. in factories; Assemblyman
bill providing for the constitute
ton Of a public bath and gymnasium and
lecture hall in New York city; Senator
EzibOtT8S Oil uldklnB dppIOprMtlOn8 IOT
to the Randall Island House
Of Refuge.
Gov. 0dell has appointed ]. Hampton
Robb Of New York city q trustee Of the
New York State Hospital for Crippled
Children at Tarrytown-on-the-Hu Hudson.
The Assembly passed these bills:
Assemblyman Kearney's prohibiting the
retention Of pictures OF acquitted suspects
In rogues galleries.
Assemhlymsn Buffers. compelling bridge
and iron structural contractors to place nets
under, scaffoldlngs to guard against the posi-
ole fall Of workmcn.
Assemblyman Aliens, Incorporating the
Supreme Council Royal Danes OF North
A merioa,
.A,semblyman Princes. prohibiting the use
of old bottles.
Asscmblymsn Costello's. appropriating
y .0o0 with which to erect monument on the
battlefield to the memory OF
l3revet Major Gen. George Sears Greene.
'ather OF Police Commissioner Greene OF New
ork city.
Assemblyman Neville's. compelling prop
,rty owners OF New York city to build fues
n chimneys In buildings exceeding six stories
n height In New York city.