The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-23
HUSTLING AT ALBANY
TO ADJOURN FRIDAY
Details Of the Windup Left to
Conferees on Appropria-
lions Bill.

ALBANY. March 22-An unusual pro-
ceedlng will characterize the final week OF
the 1914 session of the Legislature. which
begins tomorrow.
conference committee OF Senator.
and Assemblymen has been named, os-
tenslbly to consider means OF getting the
two houses together on the Appropriation
bills. but in reality this committee Will
serve to straighten out the path to sure
adjournment by Friday afternoon.
The committee appointed last week will
have its first meeting Tuesday night to
determine procedure on the appropriation
bills. and II was stated tonight that an
agreement will be reached whereby the
appropriation bill will be passed without
including appropriations for the STATE
Fire Marshars Department or the De-
partment OF Efficiency and Economy. bo'h
Of which bureaus the Republicans want
to abolish.
Senate leaders remained in Albany over
the week end instead OF going home. In
order to confer with Gov. Glynn and make
plans for carrying out the Democratic
programme in the Senate during the com
ing legislative week. Lieut.. Gov wag-
ner. Majority Leader Nun laugh and Sens =
,or Blauvelt. chairman of the Judiciary
Committee. were with the Governor TO-
several hours last night and worked hard
to-day. The Republicans in the Assembly
also were active. Speaker Sweet re-
mained I'm Albany to close up his work.
and he has been in almost constant con-
ference with Mr.. Human and other
leaders.
Two of the measures favored by Gov.
Glynn may go through the Senate and
Assembly this week, one for an employ
ment bureau In the state Labor Depart
ment and the other creating a State de
'artmrn' NJ foods and markets Another
bill establishing department OF markets
or New Io!k cts Will be passed this
week. according to IL v Bruce. secre-
tary OF the Greater New York Markets
Comm ssion. who with Frederick II. Allen
chairman OF the commission. Is here In
favor OF the measure. which also has
the support OF Oscar Straus, Mrs. Julian
Heath and the New York city Board oil
Estimate and Apportonment.
The bill establishing "A cent telephone
rate in New York city. introduced and
passed In the Assembly by Assemblyniar
Goldberg. comes up in the Senate this
week Senator Duhamcl OF Kings has
given notice that NJ will move to suspcnc
the rules to get tho hill before tho Senate
and IN consequence OF the Foley telephon,
/ commissions report In favor OF cent
4 rate for Greater New York II is said the
measure has a chance OF being passed A
bal also viii be- passed giving the Public
/ Scrv ce Commission funds with which e
make a physical valuation Of the tele
/ phone company's property.
The New York city police bills come VI
/ IN the Assembly Tuesday morning as &
special order on second and third read
4 ing and their defeat Is expected.
The Governor probably will send 10 tn.
Senate tomorrow night the names OF hii
appontces to the Public Service Commits
SONS. He has two me- bors of the soconC
district and one on the first 10 name. az
well as a fifth member Of the State Com
r,nsation Board. Several minor place.
are to be filed