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MONDAY, March n, 1919.
In the senate, resolution offered by Mr..
.CHAAsEfL LA1s, calling for information concerning
the combined locks on the Canal at LockPort was
adopted; and Mr.. RHoADEs offered resolution
instructirg the Committee to bring In Bill To-
duciug the fees of inspection.


In the ASSEMBLY, Mr.. KETcHAM reported sn
faror of the bill to provide for more equal
dirisiou of the Wards tn this City. Mr.. Al
LEN. from the Committee of Ways and Means,
reported 3 resoution declaring the Public Land
Distribution Law unconstitutional, and refusing
to reeeive the share no1c amaiting the order ct
The Treasurer of the State! Mr.. E. F. WAR
REs, of the Judiciary Committee, made minority
report on the Virginia question. MIR. W. HALL
reported bill authorizing the Albany Republican
Artillery 10 erect monument TO the memory OF
Col. John Mills, who was killed at Sackett's Har-
bor during the last War. MIR. WHITE, from the
Select Committee, reported a bill abolishing the
compulsory features of the Inspection Laws, The
House soon adjourned.


In the SENATE. Mr.. BockEE repertes against
the petitions for an appropriation to finish the
Black River Canal agreed to. The Committee
of the Whole took up the bill to increase the reve-
nue. of the State by extending the market for Salt
Coal and Lead. After brief discussion OF this
bill, the resolution offered by Mr. DESNIsToN,
asking for information concerning the New-lork
and Erie Railroad, wa. adopted. The bill IN re-
lation to the Geological Surrey o. the State was
-eseed and tho Senate adjourned.


In the ASSEMBLY, the Senate bill, in relation to
the Ncw-York and Erie Railroad, was taken up,
the question being on Mr.. W. HALLS substitute,
providing for a farther loan of Three Mli'on'
when the Company shall have completed a single
track This was rejected; and, after discussion
of several other amendments, the House adjourned.


WEDNESDAY, March %.


In the SENATE, Mr.. YousG's Reputation doc
trines were again brought under discussion. The
debate was upon resolution Of ceasure offered
by Mr.. FOSTER. which was laid on the table BY a
vote of ii to IL. sundry bills were ,hen read a
third time. The bill to erect the County OF Schy-
Ter was re.con,miltsd to tie Committee OF the
Nhele ior the purpose of amendment. The Sem
ate soon adjourned.


In ASSEMBLY, the Pilot Bill came up and after
a long discussion was ordered to be engrossed for
a third reading. Mr.. ALLEN laid on the table
concurrent resolution postponing the payment OF
nstalment of the U. S. Deposite Fund. Adjourned.