New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
MANY CITY BILLS RETURNED.
THE TINE IN WHICH MAYORS MAY ACT
on THEM Is ALMOST Up.

BATCH OF THEM SENT UP TO ALBANY BY
MAYORS STRONG AND scHIEREN- THE MEAS
IRE TO IEGALIzE THE EXPENDITURE
or 100000 by THE OLD PARK
BOARD APPROVED
Albany. June 3-The time allowed for Mayors
Of cities in which tC act upon bills passed by the
Legislature has nearly expired, and the bilis are
flowing in rapidly to the Executive Chamber
Among those returned to-day was Assemblyman
Wrays providing that gas-lighting contracts Tor
cities of the first class shall be let 10 the lowest
bidder This bill is dlsapproved by Mayor
Strong. although the Mayors of Brooklyn ana
Buffalo have approved Of II.
The bills returned approved by Mayor Strong
were
park "Reminiscences OF New-York in expendins
sscD a,5 Yea" a iHT PARK proudns for public
park in New-York. between Twentieth and Ihir-
Assernblyman Geasons. emitting the Superh''e e,
dent OF Buildings from the AUTHORITIES 10 ~h nom
application must be made in New-No ORR ioT per
mission to erect structures on docks ...aos
Assembyman Corrgan allowing trncks ~ s,a'r.
IN the streets OF New-Nork city, IL lIopeI'!
Assembyma1 Mess. empowering the Board Of
Estimate of Ncw-York TO increase The approprla-
ton this year FOR the Commissioners OF accounts
the sNew-York CITY departments
The Nelson J. Waterbury claim bill
Senator Reynolds's bill. authorizing the expendi-
ture by New-York and Brooklyn jointly OF moneys
10 finish the terminals of the Brooklyn Bridge is
approved by the Mayors Of the two cities
The Mayor Of Brooklyn has returned approved
these bills:
rs4 for se 'a ac w Of of
Allowing Brooklyn to make additional stree; i'm
more lots together. if owned by the person
To alter maps of commissioners appoihtti 10 Jay
out roads and streets in towns OF hinss County
The Mayor of Brooklyn has returned without
action Assemblyman II Schulzs BILL giving the
Brooklyn Department Of Parks exclusive control
Of Ocean Parkway.
The MAYOR Of Long Island City has returned
approved bill providing for increased accommo-
dations i'm public schools and bill allowing the
city to bond itself for street Improvements. 49,
Mayor Strong has dsapproved Senator Suli-
vans BILL allowing rucK-owners 10 OBTAIN
licenses from the Mayor to use pubic streets IN
New-York City for the storage Of trucks over
night and the bill providing that the Superih-
tenfcnt OF Buildings in New-Nork shall senH p\
mail notices Of his approval or disapprONal o.
building plans filed with him.
semblyman Niles's bills. authorizing the formation
and maintenance Of free puhlic-cmplJNInent Du-
reaus in NewYork and other cities. rms acuoh
vetoes the bill. which provided that II shoud De
the duty Of the State Commlssi 9ncr OF S'a's''S
of Labor TO establish in New-York City free pup
Unemployment bureau for the purpose of receiV-
ing all applications for labor on the part OF tnoSe
seeking employment. and all applications Tor help
on the part Of those desiring To employ laoo''
Section 10 Of the bill provided that II snouid pe
lawful for the Common Council ol any hcoIpvI@s-
ed city or the Trustees Of any village within 'nls
State the population of which is less IMAM '''VV'
Inhabitants 10 provide by ordinance Tor me eS-
adjustment Of a free publc-empoyment Once ~
connection with the office Of Mayor or some o'hei
public officer. a., 60.
The Mayor of Buffalo has returned 10 the = oV-
err,r with his approval the bill authorizing the
use Of the Davis voting machine in certain towns
and cities. -.. Co.,
Governor Morton to-day signed Senator smell
GERS bill incorporating the Pedic Society OF lhe
State OF New-York. The chiropodists of the STATE
are authorized TO meet In Ncw-N0rk ana form tAe
society which shall appoint Board oi Exam
jners - license persons wishing II practise as
chirOpo1ists. All persons now practising IN 'nis
State shall receive diploma without cxainlna-
ton if they apply to the Examining Board Wi'h'n
sixty DAYS Persons who have been practising
for not less than ten years without haV!hs "p'
FAMED the certificate Of qualification from ln'
state Pedic Society must registe: by January J.
1896 with the clerks of the counties in which they
reside.