The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-20

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supreme Court Justices under the recen'
constitutional amendment, 10 tho increased
amount required for the support OF com
mon schools and normal schOOls. TO the
Increased appropriation for highway con
str,ictiOn and maintenance. apart from the
amount payable out Of proceeds Of bonds.
20 the allowance for the abolition Of grade
crossings. 20 the additional amount needed
for land, construction Of buildings and
equipment and to the amounts appropri-
aisd for the Secretary OF state 20 enable
him 10 carry out the new motor vehicle
law and for the Health Ofilcer Of tho Port
Of New York. who nov for the FIRST time mas
direct appropriations. his receipts being
covered into the treasury
The appropriations for a period Of years
have been insufficient 10 provide for main
tenance In the hospitals for the insane.
and there has been an Accommodating def
cheney. now amounting 10 o. .21i. ISa -
which has been covered by a special bill
this year There Is also an increase In the
amount for advances to countr 'reasurers
These items aggregate about $500. O0O
and these alone arr sufficient TO account
for the increase In this years appropFiA-
tons over those Of last year.
These increases are a. follows
Increase IN salaries Of Justices Of ire supreme
Court under the rcreat constitutional amcndment
SUPPLY is,G % s, Y, , ,5S@ iA Isis ,s,,
Apur0pHai lion hll' OCtOheT
l. iBlO TO " tobrr I. 1911 az an ~ ssto.ooO %
Increased appropriation for sup
port Of common Shoots and nor.
NAL Schools Ga0O %
specal hlH foT accumulated den
,sls tor Inc Insane ~. - i.:si.iss -
trnanrc OF hospitals for the insane
for We ensuing year eoa. IA a.
Increase IN appfopra lion Tor main
ioT ensuing ysai E7.is7 70
trnance Of prisons and conNtcu
10 peuilen uaries for cnsulng year,
together vita compensation OF
lncrsass In appropriation for I'D.
sSSouR, Of SIss ''''',' sou %
Increase m apprOpria tons for high,
way construction and maint~
bonds -. So. s,s.;io -
no appropriation hsiysan co0o %
inrreAse In appropriation for Serr~
tary OF state 10 enfOrue new
motor yehirle law
APPROPRIATION hin ..... tieooo o.
supply bin ............. - On On
Increase % provide for appropria.
SoTs no appropriation ias, vesf, i1sa,O %
Inrren In fFtff flnu ltena land
buildings and equipment -, SasTs q,
dhcluded 10 The appropriations
this year Il ~ sn0D Tor the neW
state rturau0n Building and
and power plahtl
These items Of Increase amount 70 $50. an Y
The Governor has no authority 10 reduce
speCihc items Of appropriation. but must
either allow or reiect them. ln the exercise
Of this power have preserved the items
required n discharge the obligations % the
state and 20 -e'ure e proper conduit Of ts
enterprises. while rejecting those WhiCh
seemed to me unnecessary or unwise.
In vetoing the bills establishing State
schools u agriculture Ia various sections
u the state Gov. Hughes says:
We have not the money % undeptake the
establishment Of these schools The visa
NNlA W Wits 10 lNs ~ 70 Nu0N IllH lWN mo
suitable development and ComDlet % the
,"hoOls that Ne have before ve establish
neW and separate foundations
With respect 10 agricultural schools. We
lays the STATE college OF Agriculture a.
lOrneil University, and secondary Shoots
" Alfred University In Allegany county.
II ~. Lawrence University In ~ Law
'ence county and A. Morrisville In Madison
'ounty. The establishment % these $50
,ndary Shoots had led 20 the most TIM
fortunate demands on the part 81 other
communities. and the present bills will
he followed by others In large
lumber Zach community advances its I
.laims Nith an intensity 81 local pride and .
interest that Is most cCmmendable.
Last winter. I am advised, a resolution |
yas adopted by the state Agricultural |
society 70 the elect that IL would be best I
lot 10 establish more special agricultural I
.-hOol= A. this time. but 70 await results /
rom those already established and start .
IEricultural courses In high schools /,
Whethepor not this NAV he regarded a. the .
,eneral opinion. n would seem clear that .
he Nork In the three secondary srhools .
. still experimental
There can be no question a. n tho de- /
lirability Of providing throughout tho state i
abundant opportunities for vocational I
raining and espe ally for educational |
york along agricultural lines But the hest /
'ourss 10 no taken 10 achieve the end h. not /
" clear az this time that We would he insti- /
ied In multiplying separate agricultural /
And certainly II vould he necessary 10 |
rave a large ino rease 10 our state revenues I
,efore 40 could enter upon the undertak /
nRs contemplated by the present bills /
This h. true also of the hills providing re- I
pectively for the establishment o. . state i
rhOol 81 sanitary srien"e and public health
{ Cornell University. and % a state college
4 forestry az Syracuse University and Of an
agricultural experiment station in Niagara
Ounty-
In vetping the bill appropriatinR S1Os
m for the New York state Training School
or Boys Gov. Hughes says that he an
rOved another bill appropriatinR Sill 60
Thich would permit important prelim-
nary work n be done at this Institution
his year and that no further appFopriA-
ions can he allowed at this time
In yetoing the bill for a law library in
he Second Jndicial diCt-ict Gov Hughes
avs the disbursement ~ public money
hould not be permitted on the requisi- 1
ION u TRUSTEES who are not suitably
r. public authority.
The Governor vetoed Aasemblyman
'ilsnack's bill apprOpriarinG O. on for
survey and plans Tor an artificial water
ray between Flushing and Jamaica Bav
n the ground tat it j. not needed in view :
{ the work of the Canal Terminal Com
lisaion.
In vetolng he normal school appro-
riatiOns Gov Hughes says.