The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-18
The SALARY BILL REPORTED
m INCREASES TINE GOI ERNOTs
PAI To SeO.OOO 4 YEAR.

seaaIors To Get ns.x00 and Assembly
men o.. 900 BlIis 20 Create state
Departmen1 % Commerce amt . Conn
mission % Estimate and Appraisal.
ALsANT. March I7-Senstor Agpsw's
and Senator Stilwsll's proposed consti-
tutionai Amendments increasing the sal
airy Of the Governor from 900 10 t2o.OoO
and the salaries Of legislators from o.. 500
10 $500 for senators and 5000 for A.
semblymen were reported fSvorably in
the senate to-day and ordered 90 . third
reading Similar amendments have been
reported fAvorably In he Assembly
Senator Travis revision Of the savings
and loan az oCiatiCn lAw was reported
IAvorably in the Senate and ordered 20
q third reading Amendments have been
made to NEE; the objsc, ions II the state
Banking Superintendent
senator Big Tim sullivan = bUl aimed
A. ltMiian private bankers m New York
city was reported faVorably IN the Senate
to-day. IN the Assembly similar !sgls-
Iation introduced Oy Assemb.yman
Foley ~ 20 be agreed upon by state Comp
trolleF Williams and LOUIS Marshall.
Aspsmblyman William ". Colne If
mIttee % the Assembly. to-day introduced
q hill 20 create permanent state de
partment Of commerce and industry
The department - IN have commis-
u Oner. appointed by the Governor. by and
with the advice and consent ~ the
senate for "a period of five wears and al
an annual salary " s. .jOO There an ~
he two deputies each at - .UD year,
and such other assistants as NAV he
necessary. all To be appointed 10y he
commissioner The duties will be- chiefly
20 investig gate conditions affecting com
merce and industry IN the state Of New
York. To collect and tgbulate the intorma
ton he obtains. and to make recommended
tons Of remedial character in the form
~ bills for submission 70 the Legislature
Mr. Colne stated that the nAnufac.
'Ires and commerce OF the state weT-
handicapped and restricted IN a number
Of ways with the result, that the natural
and artificial advantages Of the state
were not b@inR availed 81 IN the most
effective and economical manner; that
81 every eight persons In the STATE one
10 engaged IN manufacturing: that The
products ~ manufacturers constitute
One-sINth those OF thu entire nation: that
they are ten times more valuable than
The products Of agriculture IN the STATE.
for the PROMOTION OF which the state IN
expendInG APPROXIMATELY g7Uo.OO an
nIIally a. said that rail borne freight
raising through the State Of New
York constituted one-tenth that 81 the
nation while the water horne trafic
constituted 81 per cent. and upon neither
manufactures nor commerce said Mr.
Colne. - the state eXpending = dollar
for their conservation or promotion
Assemblvnan Wards short ballot hall
to-day was made Special order IN the
Assembly on second and third reading
for March 81 The bill had been set for
discussion on March y hut u - 20 be
amended and reprinted. hence the change
made to-day.
The Assembly passed 'Wo bills intro
duced nv Assemblyman 4 " Phillips
a. the reque.t Of the State labor Depart
msnt which ADrovids that after October
next /; shall he required that exhaust
fans he operated IN factories m conneC-
ttOn with all machinery creating dust
and impurities. especially IN cOnnec-
tion with grinding. polishing or bufhng
Wheela also prohibiting the employment
Of children under ~ wears old m the opera
tion % drill presses. met Al or paper cutting
and box making machines
Assemblyman TOomi'-'s hill amending
the election law 80 a. 20 require more
voters IN New York city - To- the location
~ their rerldence- IN fat and APARTMENT
houses was st over To- Monday night
"a l-ndsr when reached to-day On the
order ~ second reading A~-"mblvtn9n
A. y smith 1anmany attlcsed the
fuHNNliTe Nttft -NA&Il vs. nav " If-aHfitr
rnittei for a hearing hut this Nr Iromhs
declined 10 acCe,i- "a al tins tame. -sVtn..
there had t'.-n - tate me- opposition
shoN n to the tail
N-~emhIvman Dana introduced q brl
increasing from hf'y 80 luu the uunib.r II
Nv the Stlt@ Supsuut-nd~nt 81 Elections
for New NuTk rI'v ana a Hulishiug IN" MY
S0iD yrtr deputies provided f"r ~ th-
present law
Another tail IT A-s.inbvman Dana =
provides Tor a permanent commission -
estimate aud appraisal .p - appointed
nv the Appellate DlVu-ipu ~ every de-
ia rtm-ut IN WHICH there j. county con.
aiming a population IT 1uo.oNo OF more.
the commissioners 4. serve ten years
at annual salaries ~ SIC O0 each and -
IN. removable by the Appellate Division
uB verified charges The Appellate u
VISION ~ required whenever ~ Ge-iRuItez
commissioners 81 estimate and apprdi- Cd
N condemnation pToc~edings ?" make
It's design tiOns from the=@ permanent
commisairnsr- The number - the com
mlsAioner- ~ 90 80 one Tor every 10000
OF fraction over NJ ppO populItIOn q the
depa rtInent IN which they ~" appointed
Where property to be condemned - out
side the county m which exists Inc public
tIs@ for which ~ - needed the own@rs
are gwen the right 10 trial ~ jury r the
question of dsmageS
Another hlll 81 Mr. Dans- prov id.a a
procedure Tor the hNtng NV the court ~
the amount 70 an attorneys hen IN IN"
ca Use. ~ action for his retainer M nsgil
R~nce cases The contract ~ tho attoT-
nssy with his client must no in writing m
order 10 ne enforceable II - made m
Ia wful for the defendant 10 settle the caS.
without the attorneys consent after re-
ceivinR notice ~ his lien. and " he refuses
consent the plaintiff may notice m0nOn
20 compel the attorney Ia show rttiSe Nhy
ne should not consent. and the Court NAV .
then proceed 20 fix the amount Il the attor-
ney lien bas~d Oh the acturl v4lI. -
his services up to the time ~ he client =
refusal 20 proceed with the action
AHsemblyman ZOrn to-dsv introduces .
. hill prohibiting the manufacture and sale
Of cigarettes The hill alsp apples &" IN
terstate ign rstts business
Dr Mary Walker has bean about IN"
Capitol for tho las, week and today she
had her A--emblyman. Ihsdd"tIs
Sweet 81 O~weR". Introduce - hlll prOvid-
ing that woman shall not n" dsemat
disguised by reason ~ IN" style IT her
dress ~ clothing ana that any p-ice
officer or other person who shall arrest
a woman not guilty IL any crime by reason
~ the seVle ~ her dress or clothing shall