The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-03
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hy both houses. To-day the senate hill
was received Nv tho ks-emhiv, and when
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Bowling had II amended ~ a. TO correct
u mistake In regard 10 Timothy |. Nopd-
run Assembly district IN Brpnklvn nder
al emergpncy message from the Governor
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was then sent tu the senate. " here the
amendment was conCrrrp On,
The MctCalfs theatre biz, 10 compel the
New York city theatres 80 admit him was
killed in the senate. ~ votes In opposition
to 10 In favor being east.
Both houses passed Senator Stcvens's
awnings hank bond investment bill. which
continues az legal investments bonds ~ a
railroad company acquired 10y n holding
company The bill IL made necessary by
the sale Of the Chicaro and Alton Railroad
Company to u holding company.
Under an emergency message from Gov.
Higgins the Senate reras-nd toe Bracket
bill amending the penal code a. an accom-
daniment TO the corrupt practices bill, A
first passed the bill some way or other did
not contain the provision making 1t a mis-
demeanor TO violate any Of It's provisions,
The Senate, by recommitting it, killed the
bill fathered ~ Senator Elsberg, which -
opposed by the New lorl: city school teach-
ers and which aims to give the New York
City Board Of Estimate and A~pportionment
exclusive power to fix the salaries OF all
city and county employees.
The Senate passed these bills:
Senator Tully's, prohibiting a druggist
from selling narcotic or patent drugs except
upon prescription of a physician,
A~ssemblyman Agnew's, empowering the
Governor TO appoint commissions to pro-
vide methods TO prevent the pollution Of
the Bronx River and New York Bay.
Assembly Steele's, prohibiting disCrimina-
ton in furnishing freight cars 10y railroad
companies.
BY lacking on four %unimportant amend
mentS, which were designated for the sole
purpose OF killing it, Senator Stevens till
TO prohibit narcotics in patent medicines
will die in the Assembly.
The Assembly held IA session tonight in
order to dispose Of the Senate bills SO that
adjournment can be had Tomorrow
promptly at |? O'Clock, as provided for in
the final adjournment resolution. These
bills were passed:
Senate committee bill authorizing an
appropriation of $3.50 900 with which to
purchase additional lands for the State
forest preserve.
Senator Stevens's providing for n com
mission to investigate the condition Of the
blind of this State and to report on the
eNpediency of establishing a State in
dustrial training school for them.
Senator Hits rea pprOpriating $500 $40
for the erection of u monument to William
Nick inley in Buffalo.
The Assembly practically killed Senator
Grady's condemnation bill in the interests
OF the Pennsylvania railroad termina in
Manhattan. Fifty-seven votes in oppo-
sltion to ffty-three in favor were cast for il.
The bill gives a railroad corporation the
same rights to acquire real estate as are
now possessed by a municipality.