The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-19
cor. FLOUhR.s DAY,s WURx.
Sic vetoes Ten Biiis and Gives his Res
sons, and Signs Tweuty.eight.

sons, and signs Tweuty eight.
ALBANY. May Blowing to conflicting state
ments OF fact In the briefs which have beer
submitted upon tho so.callcd Sailors Snus
! Harbor BILL Gov. Flower. in order to obtail
further information with regard TO tho meas
uro has decided to give public hearing OF
| Friday next, ut . T. NJ. In the Executiv,
| Chamber.
Tho Governor has vetoed tho following bill.
and 1led memornndums giving his reasons:
An act to amend chapter 452 OF the Laws OF isss
titled An act Go authorize and empower the Board
Trustees Of incorporated villages In this state to con
tract with electric light companies organized under tn,
laws Of this State for lighting the streets and public
| grounds OF said villages"
The Governors chief objection 10 tho bill ID
that 1t would give undue preference to vii.
| lage expenditures for electric light purposes
and in many cases would confer unwlse and
unreasonable power upon Boards Of Trustees
lle says: Legislat on should be wei guarded
which authorizes local taxation for local pur:
poses without submission to popular vote. md
lcannot but regard the change. PROPOSED by
this bill as too radical and inludicious
.uiei IAN act for tho Setisr security Of mechanic
1 sns. and "SS
s.n S s and nd psq o THIS state anu TO
The general object OF this hill tho Governor
snys !, to rnnbls persons furnishing materials
or performing work ior acontrnctor to give a
his hands sufficient moneys from tho amount
payable TO such contractor to meet the III
o, the to his
lsct seems desirable" tho. Governor says,
should tc flc,l within ninety days after giving
such notice II shall relate bnck and he lien
M GS aas x ans hS 9 stand ST s
days without appearing Of record and then
take precedence o. other liens actually filed in
manufacture Of fictitious mite dated notices.
by collision with an owner. to secure pref:
crences over bona ilde lions previously filed"
seery of
s and wH" m S
s s, ana ana SGn Of s, sn certain
The object Of this BILL" tho Governor says.
is TO amend section Of the Mechanics Lien
law SO as to give lien for dredging. filling in.
sa swp or ohs or ow ads
can s Sc. 70 re9son why the eshanss Lien
anon n" or % Sish a ,1s roa p mcrs
evident f"rrei"ness q the nmendme" sd made
to the same section by chapter 3lU Of the Laws
81 lses: nuthorznE lien for gas and electric
tie not Of are omitted from ths s anS
would therefore, be repealed II tho bill should
Of the Legislature"
A. s s;sn sn
and oo9 "a 5sr M p,rrss
Criminal restve to trials by jury in Courts
u sGsr,n Sessions applying ths same genera, method
ap.Se wS'o
IN as Sr TX saf r IN" from s...
70 ow ,, m.rk: in tho town OF New
rwentys.cond avenue. and for the ma intnnin9 and |
ia NJ e a the same by tho Park Commissioners
An at amend chapter 2al OF tho Law. of 1870 en-.
A M ." Of of
. "r to r. , .f ss n .n s. Of
m s IL G"a &C. TO MAX hs o ns Of
lie manasement of said ONCE
Tho Governor says. after. stating his Oh:
nctpns to this particular bill:, THE specia!
Ulcers ought to end with the present year. II
is desired to extend the salary system to
er
olidatng. revising. and repealin all the ex-
sting special laws. and including under. one
. adopt the change
amend s Ga2iss 2S' c
on Of Illegal erronsous or unequal assessmen,s
The Governor says that this bill would es-
lhish for railroad and telegraph companies
fss IL WSs is seS to
ther persons and corporations.
An act provide improved transportation facilities
" tho New York State Reformatory at Eimira.
Tho Governor to-day signed twenty eight
ills. including the Statutory Revision Com
lissions bills and general laws relating to
arious subjects. and the following:
Providing that mines shall be supplied with two
aft for the safety Of wOrkmen. |
Amending the act providing for tho taxation Of cor
)ratiuns |
the civil code In relation to the First Judi
al court. |
One Of the most important bills signed BY
10 Governor this afternoon was the Act |
,gu ating the employment OF women and
lldren in manufacturing establishments"
hch is n codifcation Of all the laws govern
DcctOr
Assemblyman Riley called on Gov. Flower
and asked him to sign tho bill re-
uirng all prison made goods to be branded.
he Governor declined on tho ground that
he bill call ed for unnecessary legislation. and
,at Commissioners Colin. ListOn, and Magone |
the state Law Revision Commission de-
a red it upcaled for