New-York tribune., 1907-04-29

the 26th Assembly District. New York County
the Republican club. OF the 29th Assembly DIS
trict OF New York County, which advocates ~tne
prompt passage Of the bill; the central tSepuo-
licau Club. OF the Slst Assembly District, New
York County, which pledges Its mos Loyal sup
port 10 Governor Hughes In his eIorts 70 oflhS
about this much needed legislation, the Mount
Morris Republican Club. OF the SlSt Assembly
District New York County which declared that
tho bill would provide adequate remedies Tor
certain existing corporate evils, such as over
capitalization inadequate transit taclhues.
enormous charges for lighting. and other evils
which have been borne patiently hy the peoP,e
for IA long time; the Park Republican Cluo'
representing the regular Republican orsanlza-
tion OF the 35th Assembly District. New YORK
County. which pledged TO the Governor IT'S sup
port in every possible manner IN procuring the
enactment OF the bill.
Kings COunty-CitiZeus Of Brooklyn. as
sembled in mass meeting on March III, 1900;
tho committee on legislation and the executive
committee OF the Brooklyn League, or Bro'H-
lyn: the Citizens Central Committee, or brook-
lyn. representing fOrty-five boards of trade tax
payers associations. civic organizations anu
clubs In Kings County; the German NnlerlCa1t
Alliance OF Brooklyn; the Brooklyn Board or
Real Estate brokers. the Congregational Cluh, or
Brooklyn; tho Kings Highway hoard oI ItaN,'
the Fulton Street BOARD of Trade. the FlatbuSh
Republican League. the South Wildwood IteSl-
dents Association. of Brooklyn which urges
the passage OF the bill upon the ground that I
will "meet the situation most advantageouSly
the Prospect Heights Citizens Association, ny
unanimous vote the 3lSt Ward Taxpayers As
ISOLATION, the RidgeWOOd Board OF IfIue' tlc
Edgewood Mems Club. of Brooklyn Park; the
Citizens' Association of Bay Ridge and Fort
Hamilton the Prospect Park South Association,
of Brooklyn. which declared the bill to be ''vltai
to the interests of the city Of New York ana
especially TO the Borough OF Brooklyn the
2Sth Ward Taxpayers protective Association, or
Brooklyn; the KnickerbOCker Field club, or
Flatbush; the Grand Street Board OF Trade
the Prospect Heights Citizens Association, the
Grand Street Improvement Association, unani-
mously; the Downtown Taxpayers Association;
the regular Republican organization of the 18th
Election District of the 18th Assembly District,
Kings County; the 9th Assembly District regu-
lar Republican Club. the 18th Assembly Dis
trict Republican Club and the Municipal owner
ship League of the Goth Assembly District.
Queens County-The Junction Avenue Prop
erty Owners Association of Corona, the Rich
mond Hill Board of Trade the Republican AssO-
ciation OF the 1st Election District of the 4th
Assembly District and the Republican commit
tee OF the 4th Assembly District.
Outside New York Ctty-The Republican Gem
eral Committee of Yonkers. the Landlords As
sociation of YonIers, the I'd Ward Civic Club OF
White Plains. which urges "the prompt passage
of the bill without material amendment: the
German American Alliance OF Utica. the "a
Ward Association Of the Citizens League of
Schenectady and the Rome Republican Club OF
Rome, the members OF which "unqualihedly ap-
prove the provisions of the BILL"