New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
DELAYS M'ADOO TUNNEL
Forts Veto Holds Up Extension
Under Newark Park.

Trenton, y. J., April Il Specially batch
Of thirteen bills was filed in the state
Library to-day with the disapproval or the
Governor In each case he specifically
gave his reasons for vetoing the same. rms
Practically disposes of all measures passed
by the legislature, with the exception OF
The osteopath bill, and it is understood tld'
his veto of this measure will be maze
public in a day or two.
Among the important bills to meet with
the Governors disapproval was Assembly
man Goldingay's measure authorizing the
city OF Newark TO permit the construction
OF subway under Military Park The Dill
was desired for the extension to Newark
OF the McAdoo tunnel system. The Gov
ernor said this measure should lie over for
a year to permit an expression Of senti-
ment. as he doubted II the people of New
ark favored this use Of the park.
Among the other bills TO meet with the
Governors disapprovaI were Senator Field
ers bill, authorizing cemetery corporations
70 Condemn lands: Assemblyman Goldin-
gays supplement to the mechanics lien
law: Senate bill No. 17e, authorizing the
sending Of persons afflicted with incurable
diseases TO Institutions at state expense;
Senate bill No. 234, concerning the service
OF processes upon the Commissioner OF
Barking and Insurance; House bill No. IS,
authorizing common councils TO license en-
ployTnent agencies; the AIcCran bill, plac-
ing shade trees in charge Of public park
authorities; Senate bill No. 159, regard
ing the arraignrnent of persons accused
Of cruelty TO animals; House bill No $50,
authorizing the Fish and Game Commits
sion to print and distribute copies OF the
fsh aad game laws; Senate bill No. so.
amending the Orphans Court act. Assem-
blynan De Unser's bill, concerning the
amount cities may appropriate for isola-
ton hospitals. Senate bill No. 81, 70 sup
press diseases among bees, and Senator
Princes bill. raising the salaries OF Com
mon Pleas Judges in certain of the cOun-
ties Cf the state.
In vetoins The Whyte bill. the provisions
OF which allowed the formation OF a COM
pany TO supply Atlantic City with salt
water Cor ire purposes, the Governor says
this act was broader than any corpora ton
act to be found on the statute books.
Hudson County, more than any other
county in the state, was hit the hardest
b. the vetoes. The Governor disapproved
AssemblyInan Sulllyan's bill, allowing the
building OF a new Sl,590, 900 insane asylum.
because Mrs. Caroline Alexander, Mayor
Wittpenn and others equally interested in
the project considered the sum exorbitant.
he disapproyed the measure allowing the
Jersey City Street and Water Board to
spend $4,000 for new water mains because
the word may had been left out of one
Of the amendments
The bill providing for the spending OF
$4,000 on a new county Jail was vetoed
by the Governor because il would continue
N Office the three men who were appoint
Cd some years ago to build the new s. eco -
0o courthouse. The opposition to this
measure came from the county counsel
who held that the Board Of Freeholders
should have control Of the building Of the
new structure.