The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19
LAST OF THE 3O-DAY BILLS.
COZ FLOWER HAs APPROVED esq
AND VETOED Ief.

seems AgEreEnting $500 OO-S1nc ths
Adjournment He Has Vetoed Appropr,,
t'on Bills ARereGstIns sl.os1, 1904
Memorandum Filed with Every Veto
AIBANT. May 1S.-Gov. Flower late this after.
noon disposed Of the last OF the thirty DAY bjlIs
before him. 0fthe 403 bills left with the Gov.
ernor ut the adIournmen t Of tho Legislature
ON April 20 last. md for the consideration OF
which he Is allowed thirty days by the Con.
stitution, he has approved 292 and has vetoed
III. with every bill not approved he has filed
a memorandum stating his reasons for disap-
proval. the FIRST time this was ever done.
Since tho adjournm ent Of the Legislature
tho Governor has vetoed appropriation bills
agcrcgnting in amount S1.05l. 500. This
amount. however. does not include liabilities
assumed by the State in bills which the Gov
ernor refused 10 sign. such as the Western
Union claim bill. the Oneida Lake Canal claim
bill. and several other measures which, II they
had become laws. would probably have taken
several hundred thousand dollars more out OF
the treasury. The whole number Of session
laws this year is 720. which is eleven more
than last year.
Tho Governor signed the Annual Supply bill,
vetoing items aggregating in round numbers
S53o.O00. TIL bill as signed appropriates
about S2.39O.OO0. The items vetoed. with the
Governors reasons following each item. are:
For tho construction and bettsrment of roads abou.
the State camp. $4,000.
| "tnnecessary."
For printing Arbor Day circuiars. 1000.
The same Item appears in the appropriation bill"
For purchasing the historical painting OF James
Walker. representing the decisive blow for victory In
the rcpuiss Of Longstrcctts assault. by tho Union troops
on the third day OF tie battle OF Gettysburg. to be
placed In the Capitol. $4,000.
Until the Capitol is completed I do not think II wise
to emO-lhsh 1t with pictures" .
For The New York state experiment station. for ths
erection of a permanent building on the State fair
grounds for exhibits of the Station, $1,000.
THE state has appropr lated $.5.OoO already for
buildings on the tate fair grounds, and this is as far In
that direction Hs i, Is wiSe TO 80 at present"
For the New York state exper,in ent station, for the
erection OF buildings Tor tho residence OF the chief
chemis. and other employees. SO. 500.
lam hot convinced Of the necessity OF this appro-
pr alton at the present time"
s sx;inSus a ns ,, tGr E" 81 n., u; buildings on Hoffman and
rep ~ OF he Quarantine e:tahiishmenr is siS,U6 in
from the excess OF approrriat,o.. for that purpose"
hTr "s y otn we"s ." Hoffman ami s~'nburns
For ! a" sa, a IsI;sa , ,na' s snSss ws'., are 9, mp;ns,IS.Hls"
concrSttn; the same. aud erection Of new dock.
"1hs tens allowed to stand in this bill, include large
sp hSu , i"t he "a G%,innsins ris r. There e =.
quarantine. establishment. $3.50. OOo Tor a iIreestory
sisSoo ' t"t !aTss ' new .o'is'. a"a g" s", m a,Se,n '"r ! l:.1na;
APPARATUS hhd Dre eAtiiiyutshtrsp on Swln5uIne Island.
house, aisintrStias; chest, hosting apr"rss". ,"r coal
'i""s@ne i:ia%i1; Wax ,s5rii 1s ss,n 'ihs o":s aSa on P.s iSia:
,S'y a%ss s"fa 10. rsSs'v'nx Sassast; s. 800
TOR d ssTn:r"S ''' arrarn: anu on 'Aafi inssmn a''ei Tsin.
:" r.r n. ins up .hp ana eStend,"r duck on Ion:
,raStsd y ,5s hrn,. "inr"!, d ,I,ns ~ sISs5. epi.
,mnarsins lie "sai:I 3itcsr for The !" "ni"an, ex !, .Gr .ei
s sS e' n;' G45irH '.a' 81 Sp s;aSSidM4s Mo =. a. At! AZ .sE5e:
.Stra"riinlry alpropr'a ions, mnde necessary III order
whUc no, cri,t"islne tie liberal spirit dispIas cd
!" ~ nj, me , hsS''i say ,n IN 'n.. s"s sxp1,Sliitnl +. . ""s%:
10 be e.rsfnI!y Guarded "a.,nst the purpose
sa1s ia. t" ps ar { afsf'D i'sm could III the no. ap I9o.sIS1S be-
no i1 :; nsse )" n IL sfT tor %f tie sr rsa. ""D lat i a's tie az" Tn nszz
State Government ras complete its quarantine caiup
ssa,s nas acquired i The Fire :" Island Properly .t1S"" wh s"a' may sns
rss rs Mss's1n IIoS Sss' q se si GsS for Wo tnsa'-f:
" do not deem it TOR the best interests of the in.titu.
''f For 70 the n.i W I si iioa aap Of r., a.. Tor wom.r-ro- ,..
,emSiy; nalt 'cLooi rooms wash rooms. and library
rhts agpr?priasion is not deemed e~xpedlent at tho
Tor the It. Lawrence State IIospita,-For erecting
TIA furnishing e building for Inc accommodation or
" rms proposed structure viii be unnecessary during
For the 81 Lawrence State IIosrI,al-For roads and
necstsa'y gra'iin: about the buildings. $1,000.
s" IT,. a m'sh Win be r. e. a. x,,h.ss d ae! s.nUams to ,L. 4
Fcr,ns Utica STATE ilosgisai: for new TN roof for cen.
"TlIs item seems to be excessive aud Tor that reason
rorth utica state Hospital. for printing press. with
"Thi, appropriation Is not deemed necessary at the
For The Willard state Hospital. for furniture and re-
. ,fe sa-plns hosplta' funds are snn,cien. to provide
For ne Hudson Eiver state Hs:pi,al-For completing
HoHsT Tor 0" he Stat. care cctia;s., s il oso"p"'''S 'e''
fosrtno H,nsnanton state lIospi:a,-ror tho erection
and fuTDIshIuy of nm entertainment hal. Sgl OND. for
u steam road 70 Ter and steam crusher, 81. 700.
for r tie pra "pSi"g gea as'"H' can "eN De dispensed with
ReaTprropriaIi6f ms $1,000 for a sewer at the Bingham.
IT l.; s ., S,In has 7s! 9I5s ,sai s s;st. s:apP YSs!. s:,.,,.
siSi"ss nr STATE nI 'a.pI.Iis .i 1ns water supply at the
30, dseMs !. .Srs;lieni Al Ias present time
FOR fu ne ynT rH I.sS s,m t q ,ae Women SSm York State Custodian
THIS APP. "pr'a1ion can well be deferred until
The Governor has vetoed tho following bills.
his reasons following each veto:
H:srn Of ayM, n"lt'y w.sntn O ia,t psG mmIs " i'm ssf .n mnn Of
any naviEaple stream or river,
:" am unwilling to sign thus btu in It's present shape.
A.srm6iyman Yetmants bill in relation to tie powers
Ihs gfcy,sI%ns Of ~. m.asars ! might LEAD TO IN;
snp"rvi,nr und Boards OF Trustees Of incorporated
Assem- blyman stan,on's bill, providing for a revised
for he village Of Sorwi Sn wn tina, #. .,Drov.,
is not iys :; ! aS j. H. /: p1t.s,! shsps ua''
''FNfhT 80 $3.50
er for the construction Of the Allen. Brown,
Lyell. Plymouth. and Sinltn street MT br 'dges. and
award such sum toward the construction OF such
.si1s i, a. a s sns'! an nPp .abs t am nf IA! n nssI %tS sGs soS, t % hIs
Of the streets at those po ,Its.
at state expense new bridges over the canals at streets
In cities or villages where the bridges were made
necessary by the growing demands o. those municipal
Ities. In this particular case there was no complaint
thai the existing bridges We're not trnl nni substantial.
Dut the Improvement OF certain, streets required that
should lie replaced b, new bridges The improve
nent was particularly u local one ana was carried out
70 unfairly ny he city OF Rochester for its own In
teres,, Indcr ,hcse circumstances l do not sec why
lie state should assume the liability or be placed IN i
posiuon of beng compelled tn pay for a part or all Of
he expense OF the new structures.'
The Governor has signed these bills:
Cbanter ,ol-senntor Mullins bill amending sections
,T2 anI S73 Of tn. code Of CIvil Procedure relative 10
ienosttions aud the conten7s Of III. affidavit and order.
tnarter ,.n-Srnator PluLkitts bill amending the
Yet incorporating the New York Real Estate Guaranty
Iiapter 72I-Giying the New York Medical College
md i'm mary Tor Women certain New Yorg city
Chapter 7o+-Assemblyman Yetman's bill providing
hat the Richmond County supervisors shall each no.
an annual salary OF $1,000