The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-28
Pass on 200 Bills During
Day. but the Senate
Does Little.
MEASURES GO TO GLYNN
Salar, Raises Voted for Nc
Aneny and the New York
Borough Presidents.

ALsASr, March 2s-,3 A. M)--Fif-
teen hours x,er the time set for adjourn
mont ot the 1eii Legislature. the members
uer. In deadlock over the appropria-
ton bills II they do not reach an agree
ment it Is assured that there will be an
extra session.
The Republicans and Democrats fought
al last evening and this morning. fail
ne TO get together.
Many legislators believe that an extra
session is probable. but an effort will be
made before noon to agree on an appro-
priation bill.
fused 10 concur in the Senate amendments
20 the supply bill Nearly all the Pro-
sressives but Leader Schaap voted with
the Republicans not to concur.
\ conference Of Republicans had de-
cidsd that the Assembly should not con-
cur IN the amendments. Assembiyman
Macdonald. chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee. said the bill was a joke.
They just ripped $4,000 from the
fund for maintenance of State hospitals
and put other items in ne said.
Democratic Leader Smith inquired what
the procedure Of the house would be. and
he was informed that lengthy meeting
OF tn. senate and Assembly conference
committee would be expected soon.
The day was one of delay. the Assem-
bis waiting for the Senate and the Sem
ate waiting for the Governors appoint
nen,s None OF the leaders was sure
Of just where he stood or when the
legislature would finally adjourn No
one could even approximately guess the
closing hour
Surprised BY Conferees.
legislators generally were surprised
when they came to the Capitol to find
that the Senate and Assembly conference
Committees Oh Appropriations had failed
10 reach an agreement whereby an ad-
iournment in the AFTERNOON would have
been possible. The late ending Of the con-
ference delayed both houses in meeting.
and /, was noon the Office hour OF Ad-
,ourrment. when the Senate and Assem-
by we're called to order. Clocks In both
chambers had been stopped at II :55. 30
there was no special hurry.
The Assembly tackled calendar OF
Yearly zoo bills and wXded through II
rapidy Then recess was taken 10
permit the Rules Committee to discuss
financial legislation and incidentally to
.epor out more bills.
SVrdhtf S"eeN ONHe' hN'PNp'Noh
leaders decided that IL would be impos-
she to come to a definite conclusion on
appropriations until the Senate returned
ne Assembly appropriation bills.
The Senate met several times during
'hs day but did little business. Minor
bis were passed and rev Assembly
bills were put through.
Senator Fravley reported the an
7us! appropriation and supply bills and
they went 10 the Assembly, where the
Rules Committee Immediately went into
executive session to consider them.
Riils Sent 70 the Governor.
Bis passed by both houses and sent
20 tn. Governor for signature included
he following:
Senator Boylan-Prohibitins the sale
~ habi, forming drugs without physi-
clans prescription.
senator Yelte--Appropriating $4,000
ard extending the time Of the Nelte com.
ntee for one year to investigate water
storage and water power development
Herrlck- Conkling-Lecali zing the prac-
tee OF surgery by osteopaths.
Senator Godfrey-Prohibiting the sale
- mis- branded or adulterated food.
Senator Wheler--Llcensing oleomar-
sarine manufacturers at $500 each
wholesale dealers at $3.50 and retail deal
o-s at SO
Senator Foley-AuthorizinE the APP
pcin,mert of a committee Of fve TO FUR
hlsh data for delegates to the const'tu-
tonal convention should the people APP
prove the convention at the election on
April :
Senator Fo,ey-Providins for the APP
po'ntment OF committee OF two Sens-
toys and three Assemblymen to investi-
safe mental treatment OF detectives
Senator Foiey-Putting civil employees
ss..a .ft M AnI
rorEnNns compensation act. necessitat-
Ing tne insurance of all such employees.
Senator Foley-Permitting the incor-
rors'ion Of mutual insurance associations
oy nine or more automobile owners Tor
irslr:nr automobiles
senator Foley--Creating the board or
dental examiners to license dentists and
making more stringent the rules apply
ins TO the practice OF dentistry.
Senator White-Prohibit!ng mercantile
eahl >hments from compelling en-
plp"fes to contribute to benefit or in
sl'i'ne funds.
Senator Follock-Creating a depart
mem IT markets in New York city with
l'"'- 20 establish markets and license
sI'' ouecrs
Ne7+ tor Frawley-Making II felony
instead OF a misdemeanor to sell or pos
Ss cocaine in violation OF the law
Senator Emerson-Providing that here
'''I al flectrocutlOns as inc penalty iof
n'ird'r in the first degree shall take place
O. Sing sing
Tho Assembly by a vote OF 80 to 81
Passed the Hon bill increasing the salary
o' PRESIDENT NcAneny OF the Board OF
aldermen from $1,000 to $4,000 and
ta%.ng the salaries OF the Borough Presi-
arn', 10 10000. The. bill previously had
teen beaten
Tax for sinkiag Fuads.
Tie Senate and Assembly passed q bill
wing direct State tax OF about four
uhhs ~ mill for the highway and
e1nal sinking funds
N" Senate came within two votes OF
psssing the bill OF Senator Wende Of
h9Na'o which he explained only per-
a's TIE opening of a saloon In a place
a' mad voted To go dryI The meas
w would allow the opening Of a saloon
Poh petition Of 81 per cent. Of the voters.
in' losing hours OF the session were
.p' marked by the usual horseplay Of
", we members Every one was tired out
sor' than 1000 bills were passed In the
assembly this week.
speaher Sweet at midnight ordered 500
nd"iches and twenty gallons Of coffce
n' 70 the Assembly chamber for the
"''nbels and employees.
sqpsbble after squabble took place at