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1,200 , 958 91 48,289 50 1,449,978 15 6,930 224 42 9,946 , 701 85 14,190 , 775 58 $ 36,574,206 40 $ 11,187,480 56 $ 25,386,725 84 The sinking fund of the general fund includes $ 1,202,571.35 , received since the close of the fiscal year ...
1,200 , 958 91 48,289 50 1,449,978 15 6,930 224 42 9,946 , 701 85 14,190 , 775 58 $ 36,574,206 40 $ 11,187,480 56 $ 25,386,725 84 The sinking fund of the general fund includes $ 1,202,571.35 , received since the close of the fiscal year ...
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Thus the police justices , who are , for the most part , persons of inconsiderable judicial knowledge and intellectual ability , have received , and still claim salaries of $ 10,000 per annum , when half of that sum would be an ample ...
Thus the police justices , who are , for the most part , persons of inconsiderable judicial knowledge and intellectual ability , have received , and still claim salaries of $ 10,000 per annum , when half of that sum would be an ample ...
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General orders ; but messages from the Governor and Assembly , and communications and reports from State officers , and reports from the committee on engrossed bills , may be received under any order of business . [ Senate , No. 3. ] ...
General orders ; but messages from the Governor and Assembly , and communications and reports from State officers , and reports from the committee on engrossed bills , may be received under any order of business . [ Senate , No. 3. ] ...
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The calendar shall also , in like manner and form , include the number and title of bills and joint resolutions which have passed the Assembly , and been received by the Senate for concurrence . Rule 10. He shall present such bills as ...
The calendar shall also , in like manner and form , include the number and title of bills and joint resolutions which have passed the Assembly , and been received by the Senate for concurrence . Rule 10. He shall present such bills as ...
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When a question is before the Senate , no motion shall be received , except as herein specified ; which motions shall have prece- dence in the order stated , viz .: 1. For an adjournment . 2. To lay on the table . 3.
When a question is before the Senate , no motion shall be received , except as herein specified ; which motions shall have prece- dence in the order stated , viz .: 1. For an adjournment . 2. To lay on the table . 3.
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| Title | Documents of the Senate of the State of New York, Volume 1 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Senate |
| Publisher | E. Croswell, 1873 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 2 Oct 2007 |
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