The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-15
ALBANY CONFEREES
May FINISH TO-DAY
1t Is Expected That Senate and
Assembly Will Meet Tuesday
or Wednesday.
GLYNN ACTS AS ARBITER
Will Pass on Some Items Before
They are Put in Appro-
priatiOn Bill.

| ALBANY, May 1.-THE conferees OF the
two houses Of the Legislature have cor.
| ciuded their work on the construction and
supply bills and tonight began the
laborIous task OF wading through nearly
200 pages OF the appropr alton bill. II Is
believed that they will not finish the
work until late tomorrow
! The conferences will continue until the
bills have been pu. in dnai shape for
passage and next Tuesday or wedaesd ay
all members Of the Senate and Assembly
will be called back to complete the work
of the special session and adjourn sine die.
| One OF the most important items to be
submitted to the Governor by the con-
ferees will be the $4,000 appropriation
that the Republicans OF the Assembly
wan, for the Investigation OF state De-
partments. The Republicans believe they
can beat the Democrats in tins item. for
the Governor IL Oh record already as say
Ing that he will sign an appropriation for
the Assembly inquiry II It gets to him.
When the conferees go before the Gov
ernor and he ls asked again Il he will
approve this appropriation the Republicans
can turn to the Democrats and demand
that the $4,000 for their committee be
included in the bills, as the Governor will
approve IL.
The Republicans expect they will get an
appropriation OF $4,000 for the expenses
OF the sullivan investigating committee
as result of the attitude they have
taken on the financial legislation desired
by Gov Glynn and the Democratic Senate
Whether or not the question OF APP
preparations for the Fire Marshal and
Department OF Efficiency and Economy
will be brought before the Governor with
the other items Is not known. but It Is
has n. 81
before the conference adlourns to- morrow
An item OF nearly $4,000 which ex-
Gov. Sulzer is asking tor his expenses and
the expenses and fees OF the men known
as his "k.tchen cabinet" during his I'M
parchment trial will be submitted TO the
Governor before being Inserted In the
bills. Samuel Bell Thomas Col Alex
ander Bacon. Samuel /. Frankenstein
Nathan Chadsey. Otto Henschel and other
advisers are down on tho Est for from
$4,000 10 $4,000 each and Mr. Sulzer
wants $500 for his personal expenses
during the trial
Other items that the Governor will
pass upon before the bills are made up
Include the s22.So0 expenses and counsel
fees for Supreme Court Justice Daniel
r. Cohalan in connection with hi. trial
ny the SENATE year ago and So. 500 for
supreme Court Justice Warren Hooker in
connection with his trial several wears
ago
The Governor will also be the arbl..-
OF the dispute over the appropriation FOR
apprasng the property Of the New ynr,
T"leohone Company by the Public service.
Commission and the Foley l.Cislat!v-
committee
William Travers jerome has been a..
lowed only half Of tn. amour, 10 asked
Tor his work 10 get Harry h Thao haa',
TO New York State. but he Viii h. in
line for more money next year The
oonfereeS have agreed to give him 81. 300
as retainer" which means that ne can
present big bin next year vhor the
ina" case has been decided IN AID ton
70 this the confrrees have allowed ahol,
$1,000 FOR Jerome's expenses and tho nav
rlent OF the Canadian and other a-to-r.ys
VINO helped him in Canada Mr. Jerome's
bill az presented was about $40. 600.