New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
MEASURES MADE Ii rs.
rnE GoyERNoR Jill sIGNNG HILLs.

DIR. GUMS PIT SCHEME YEtOED-uAHLEM RIVER
IMPROVEMENTS.
lFnoM TrE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT on TIE TRIBUNE. J
ALBANY, June Ex-senator Coggcshall will
doubtless not weep much when he hears. Ms he VIII to
morrow that the who accused him OF asking brbe
to report bil fayorab.y DR.. Gum, Of New-iork las
suffered tie misfortune Of having that LIN vetoed. Tho
bill wa. for The incorporation Of new medical college in
New-York. Respecting 1t the Governor says:
am clearly Of the opinion thai the legislature having
by general ACT Chapter ls4 Laws OF 1893. made pro-
vision for the organization OF such corporations, tlrre
exists no adequate reason for the approval Of the bill
before me- II II special eg Station of character prohb-
tied by section J. OF ArucIe III 0i he Constitution
Chapter 1s4 OF the Laws OF 1913. amended by
Chapter 5l3 Of the Lava Of l7so, provides that upon
Application ANY maze IN comPlhh'9 WIN certain
conditions specified IN the law. the Etefnb OF the
Uniyorsity Of the state OF Nc%- YORK shall grant
chaitor IN the case before mo II does not appear that
proper Application. complying With tho condition =
10 The Regents When such an application shall have
teen made AMI reuscd-and that such application will
be refused is not assne-then there w eAlst the right
OF action by mandainns TO conn the HoaI OF Regents
To perform tAc duty imposed upOn the state Ocers
Tho governor approved senator Veddcr's bill imposing
q tax on collateral inhcrances. II was estimated by
Senator Veddcr that this hill would Increase the States
yearly income 81 100000
The Governor also signed Senator Punkitrs bin
authorizing the Board OF Estimate aud Apporonment OF
wYork irrespective OF any statue OF limitations
determine the claims for damages 10 certain buildings
destroyed by the grading OF Ono-hundred andnietst
and General Bainuins bill granting State land near
Rikcr's Island To the city.
The farmers OF the viii be glad know that the
Governor signed Senator Lows bill making amendments
to the against the sale Manufacture Oh oeonar.
garine.
General Hlsicd's act 20 protect from loss the milk
dealers IN cities who supply milk in glas, ars
by preventing unauthorized persons from IL Ing them
signed
There has been SOME disagreement lately between tho
City uf New York and the United States authorities
respecting the Improvement OF the Harlem River and
epCyten Duyy Creek. The bill Las been signed which
directs tho Commissioner OF Public Works OF Ney-Yor
within four months to take from le all man. prepared
by the department wing out streets. and mDrnye
Di6nts Oi Harlem River, Spuyten Duyyi Creek
and Tippetts Brook ana amend them by LAYING ont
streets and b. closing streets In such manner "a may
best suJscryc tho public interest Whom the maps are
thus amended they arc TO DO considered by the courts as
final"
The Governor also signed the following bllls; Mr.
Coles amendment 20 the s.gnmcnt act; making aDpr-
priatlous for the payment OF awards OF fhe t,r
of Claims for rcfunding contractors depoyts. Mr.
Husted's beneficial societies bl; requiring tho ComrnIa
gOner OF Public Works OF NcW-iOrk 10 ropage Avenue
Il from Fourteenth-At. 10 Nueeenth-st and rcuuiring
tie Board OF Estimate and AppOrtlonment TO make an
appropriation for this wOrk-t0 DO Included In tho
estimates for 1856 making 1t unlawful for any savings
bank ~ receive from any individual depOst Oh epo.s
In oil $1,000; authorizing any town. village or
city to maiatain public library and reading -roon aud
limiting the amount 10 ne expended
The Governor appointed to-day trustees tho State
Agricultural IL pertinent station: Jabez :. Woodward
Of LOchport; Daniel Bachelor, Of Ciica; Janes
McCamn, OF Elnira; aud Charles G. B. Walker.