New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-15
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNoR.

ALBANY, June 14.-The Governor signed to-
nighthe following bills Laying public places parks
In the 23d and Gath wards, New-York; adding Joseph
Garry and Hugh Gardner TO the New-York Assessment
Commisson for the relief OF Mary A. Wander
water; the GanseyOort Market bill In
cooperating State Executive Committee Of the
Young Mems Association; TO pay the salaries OF
certain justices Of the District Courts Of New York;
providing for the payment OF the salary OF John
Foley, supervisor of New-YOrk; the Seventh Ward
park bill Of New-York relative TO the office
Of Surrogate of New-York; relative TO the
Office of Register Of New-York; relative to the
Seneca Falls and Waterloo RaiIroad relative TO
amendments to the constitution section III
companies; III relation to the consolidation
amending the law relative TO the assessments OF minis
ters; allowing the claim ef william J. Penny late Sheriff
village OF Whesboro consolidating the acts relative
to the village OF Mount Motifs, providing
into the praccablity Of storing the headwsters OF
the Hudson; providing for the Improvement OF Salmon
and Mad Rivers, extending and defining the powers OF
collateral loan associations relative TO the charter OF the
Northern Ter Masonic Association relative 10 the village
OF Iornelsve relating TO the disseminating OF portion
OF L6erty-st Schenectady for the relief OF Thomas
Eyeshed the Troy Police bill consolidating the acts
relative TO the I0Osac Falls; the Annual Appropriation
bill; and the Annual Supply bill.
APPROPRIATIONS NOT APPROVED.
The Governor, at 1:10 o'clock, flied the following;
The several items herein enumerated contained IN AS
sembly bill making appropriations for certain expenses
OF government ana supplying deficiencies for appropra-
tiOns, are objected to and not approved for reasons
hereinafter stated.
For the officers and employees OF the Legislature Of 1884
rs may be designated by the presiding officers OF the
respective Houses to remain after tho adjournment
OF the Legislature TO perform duty under the direction
of the clerk OF each House respectively, for
a period not exceeding ten days, t? each one in
such not exceeding his legal per diem
allowance tho clerk OF each House respectively
shall appropriate out OF the sum
hereby appropriated the sum OF 1860 or
so much thereof may be necessary. Objected TO. For
Samuel c. Harris for eight days service as Assistant
DOorkeeper Of the Assembly, from January / 10 Jan
uary 2, 1884, the sum OF $40. Objected to.
For the purpose OF encouraging Improvement IN
the manufacture OF butter and cheese and the
OF hops and other crops The
sum Of $500 to be distributed IN premiums by the
Central New-York Agricultural, Horticultural and Me-
chanca Association al Utca, upon vouchers u 10 up
proved by the Comptroller. Objected to.
For composing and printing the testimony taken before
the legislative investigating committees IOr inc
wear 1874 for the use OF such committees
ipOn the bills therefor which shall be certified by the
c6armen OF such and the presiding officers OF
the respective houses. and 20 be audited by Tue Con
trocr the sum 900, much thereof as may De
necessary. Objected TO.