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TWENTY BILLS VETOED.
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ALBANY. May 1a-Gov Flower to-day vetoed
twenty bills. Among them were the following
Senator Owens bill providing that Brooklyn
city laborers shall receive 81 q day for ten
hours work. The Governor does not think
that the Legislature ought to assume the
function Of regulating the rate Of wages paid
| to day laborers In any particular city Of the
State That is q matter Of local concern. and
should be left to the discretion Of local author
| tiles.
F. F. schulz's bill auth horizing the city Of
Brooklyn to construct public pier at the foot
| OF North Seventh street. In the city OF Brook
lyn. The Governor says that there seems to
be no public sentiment in favor OF the con-
struction Of this pier. and the local authori-
ties OF Brooklyn are opposed to 1t. holding that
no pier is required at this point.
| Senator Reynolds's bill providing for the
building OF n pier between South Eleventh
street and Division avenue. in the city Of
Brooklyn. This bill 10 vetoed because the con-
struction OF this proposed pier would interfere
seriously with the navigation OF the wallabout
Channel and with the proposed improvement
ofthe Navy Yard water front. and would OBJ
struct access to the docks and slips that are to
| be constructed in connection with the Walla-
Assem- biy lyman wells's bill regarding the issue
| by Syracuse OF bonds for sewer and other local
improvements. This bill was disapproved be.
bonds authorized to be issued;,,
Assem- blyman Douglass's bill requiring the
poisonous liquors In autsi Sottfss. VI
Tho Assembly DILL to correct manifest errors
is DiiI as its title indicates, to correct mani.
fest errors in ths The, general law. M| VS. but the eill
this reason ought not to be approved.
Assemblyman whittet,s bill autnorzing the
termine % Claims for military % Uniform. % f fof the
National Guard Of the state OF New York. and
to make an award therefor The Governor
says tho claim was never Q legitimate one
again st the State.
Assemblymnn GardIner's bill .e3em ptinT
ian Association" OF tine city OF Amsterdam.
The Governor says:
special s. sS.mpt,ns sns propsrgy OF xariou. ns,oc
alton. from =, ,f."n ar and .aS,sSasny lay
canti SPECIAL legislation OF thi. kind Z. bad m PRIV
s5I%,as1oS; and: s.y,us Ssts:,a 90 septess bill:
Assemblyman wray's bill providing for an
sr sGpse%s G9srt In the
SXs:s%biy@an o,d.aiy; bin inssorDor..Ing
The Gorsrnor says I that % there Il Is no Sscsssity
for a special act for the incorporation Of this
society. Existing general laws are already
r 7. sehglz's hlll providing for the claim OF
Sophia g. Nandevoort against New York city.
The Governor SAYS:
when SaTs, NV: Ss.S a:.d Year, STsn.t:S
and sSsIS.r thsi. any u.,ies IN tor NOT i
Ob' eCtlonable In form.
Assemhlyman Gray's bill relating to ballot
Ing outside Incorporated VILLAGES The Gov
ernor says:
From the objections which have been nled with
.s.S's ,hs sn.e.msn: Of h. e .m ;a.. the pre-,
the towns aud villages which u would affect. and.
sy You'd Ss%s .sf: To
allow the law to stand as nn
The Assembly bill amending the Game law
relating to fishing through the ice.
The John Bray Claim bill
Assemhlyman wellss hill allowing chart
table and benevolent societies to establish and
maintain cemeterieh
The assembly Siil for sons,ruetinG q canal
Tns Governor SAYS that there Is no obligation
on the part Of the State to build this wall.
pay the expenses OF operating swing and lift
bridges along the lines OF canals. The Gov
ernor says:
paid forby ths localities in whch the bridges st
sas 'ns h prsvoS Tas9
and just Ey.n we're !h. oLl approved e womb b.
preparation -hich carry out its provisionL
The Assembly bill relating TO stocking from
the bill is an unwarranted interference with
The Assembly bill providing that in cities
railroads are consolidated and parallel lines
are caused thereby. such portions OF the
parallel lines as the ron nsolidatsd road wishes |
TO abandon may be abandoned. The Governor
thinks that the pri,ieges conferred by the
work Injustice to existing rights.
these bills have been signed:
A1pEopTAting $50. 900 for bridge At Porter !
avenue BunA!O haIf to be paid by the c;y and half
by the state
For the !mprovemsat in the method Of taxation in |
Rirhmund county
senator lsNoSs bill Abohshng proposed bindings In !
equity cASeL
The Assembly bill amending the New York /
city consolidation act regarding the construc- .
on OF buildings. The GoveTnnr says tha the |
effect OF the second section OF tho bill which |
PERMITS elevators to be put in the we'll hols OF /
stairs In buildings without brick or hrs-pToot /
enclosures. Nc.. would be to break down all the /
wise and important safeguards contained in |
the building law Of New York city for the pTo-
tecti0n OF structures from IRE.