The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-16
.DlSpOSING, or S0.DAY BILLS.
Gov. ODELL SONS 35 AND VETOES
0S IN ONE DAY.
neve6sy.two Bills Killed by vetoes Of
Mayors-The HHOmnedieu Railroad
Grab Bill Still In the Governors Hands
Barber Examiners Bill Signed.

MsyOrs-The HHOmniedleu Railroad
Grab Bill Still In the Governors Hand
BARBER Examiners Bill Signed
.t ALBANY, May 15.-Gov. Odell has dis
posed Of all but about ten Of the thirty
Gay bills left him by the Legislature. Among
bills remaining undisposed OF are the
y, l. Hommedieu bill extending for three year.
tho hfs Of consents OF local authorities to
construct street surface railroads and the
Transporter bill permitting savings banks
- invest in the bonds Of the Buffalo Creek
Railroad.
The Governor to-day signed thirty-five
bills and vetoed ninety eight. In addition
seventy.two bills died because they were
vetoed by Mayors Of cities since the Legis-
lature adjourned. Included in this num-
Der were hfty-seven vetoed by Mayor Low
8 Aseemblyman Remsen's bill. permitting
the Consolidated Gas Company, through the
East River Gas Company, operating in
Queens borough, to build a mammoth gas
plant in Astoria for the purpose Of supply
ing gas companies on Manhattan Island
with gas through the East River Gas Com
pany tunnel, could not be signed BY Gov.
Odell because it had been vetoed by Mayor
Low. The friends Of the measure insisted
that II was not city bill and should not
have been sent to Mayor Low for his APP
proval.
The Governor signed Senator Grady's
two surface railroad bills, suspending the
strlction and the completion Of roads while
In the hands of receivers and relative to
af1davits of directors.
The Governor vetoed Assemblyman Bost-
wick's drug bill which was in the interests Of
the manufacturing chemists. The druggists
claimed that one of its provisions COM
PEELED them to follow a physicians pre-
scription, even though they knew mistake
had ben made in M1ds tine
Barber bill. 1t establishes State Board
Of Barber Examiners and provides for the
sanitary inspection Of barber shops. All
BARRIERS Of the State must be registered
and licensed. The Governor is to appoint
a State Barber Commission Of four men,
bera, two master BARRIERS and two journey
tnen. The State board may appoint SUBJ
boards In cities and villages, to consist
. sses or se STAT. snd aIS The
animation Is to pay a fee Of IS. This is to
apply to those who hereafter wish to prac-
tise as BARRIERS; those now engaged In the
business may register with the State board
on payment Of fee Of 81,
The State board Is permitted to revoke
q license upon conviction for a felony;
habitual drunkenness for six months mme-
diately preceding charge. gross ncomPe-
which are liable to spread contagious or
infectious diseases.
These other bills were signed BY the
Governor:
B9eG he sssnd T sna s6 Sfs
4, Mr. Bostvick's in rela ton to taking prop
shaf be appointed police doorman IN New
rH / ss ycn w sRb bis
lfrt, or appointed patrolman II over 30 years
$ Of age when his name is placed on the civil
senator McCeIlsnd's providing for crier
In .Westohester courts at salary Of 81. 200.
in White sf Plains from December to Sovemb1r
Also, permitting st Raymond,s Cemetery
%eshssr n.essd to Of AgS S s.y
Church hSi PaSush hns to
Also .' aaythorizins North Hampstead to
abandon ~ pauper burial gToInd
a4rs..ed e tHe rssus
gsys tssf Sss.yos spSs
MI cadiss providing for the appoint
STATE instead Of only in cities ''''
Mr.. Remsens in relation to the duties
S IL Soqss rsF: ss. after the ter
to seaue s. e4 shs clssS
Senator .ias Tanf Browns appropratns $4,000
sat- a smsSs in au oheS9 the H,.,
sstion. to elsct its directors BY a mail vote ae
A!so perEitting the = eSonstruction of street
surface railroads in Rochester parks.
Among the bills which Gov. Odell vetoed
were the following:
Senator Martins Inebriates' Home bill.
Nsr Iu.s ts
Senator Hills. providing for jury trials in
in : rosSstis gallery Of the picture Of person
d.S Of s Oft
the Queens County Surrogate from 5000
Senator Mccarren's. in relation to the per-
sops employed ~ The preservation Of public
: senator Keepans providing for a transfer
once !: s %sEys q Ssrm,tDs MOTT.
U.S. certain public buildings.
pensation Of transeribers In the Kings county |
Commissioner Of Records office.
Senator Awiss taxing foreign life in
senator Ralnes's authorizing fire insurance |
eompantes 70 insure apparatus installed to |
extiqRuish fires against loss resulting from |
accidental causes. |
Mr. ConkIinss incorporating the personal |
property loan company
Mr.. Remsen's. providing that where the |
salaries OF war veterans or volunteer fremen |
were reduced as New York city employees |
under Mayor Lows sweep" bills OF last |
year they shall be restored. |
. Nj MoKeown's. increasing the salary OF |
the Kings County Clerk and Register. |
senator Dowling's, in relation to liens |
OF hotels and boarding-house keepers. |
70 Mr.. Agnew's relating to the sale of real |
property conveyed to a person for life with |
contingent remainders.
Claims to hear the claim OF property owners |
betyeen iOeth street and the Harlem River |
n New York city for damages caused by the |
construction OF the Park avenue railroad |
Mr.. Doughty's. exempting certain high
ways In Nassau county from railroads
Gov. Odell also vetoed bill introduced |
~ Senator Malby reappropriating GER
tim unexpended balances or appropria-
tions made by former Legislatures The |
appropriations thus vetoed are for a ma
sonFy dam on Beaver River. t41 SAB: for a
swing bridge over Black Rock harbor at |
Ferry street In Buffalo S23, $50; for canal
bridge at Plymouth avenue In Rochester,
al. 40.
STANTON MAKES PLANT