New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
GOV. DIX MAKES NEW
VETO BILL. RECORD
Executive Sets Fresh Mark for
Disposition of Legislative
Measures Before Him.
FAILS TO SANCTION 234
S5,519,128.27 Cut Out from APP
preparation Bills and S1,633,-
700 Disapproved in Spe-
cial Enactments.


Albany. July 3l.-New records In the DIS
rositicn Of bills passed by the legislature
were established by Governor Dix. When
the LEGISLATURE took a recess, on July Il,
rntil September 6. there we're IN the hands
OF the Executive for action s2e bills. OF
this number he approved 1873, vetoed lI
and four were recalled. total Of SIS
Hills were signed and ga vetoed this year.
Between thirty and forty city bills are
pending before local authorities. and those
returned approved Will not be acted upon
nv the Governor until he returns In Sep
tember, so that the total new chapters for
the year are expected 10 be over 900 Last
year the total was 7o5.
veto message was written for each OF
the "a bills disapproved by Governor Dix.
According 10 q statement made at the eX-
ecuuve chamber the number OF veto mes
sases In other years averaged from fifty
10 sixty.
Il was also stated that in addition to the
S,A9l2S q cut out OF the special appropria-
ton bills and the annual supply and APP
propriation bills. items aggresating $685.
7co were disapproved in the special APP
proved bills. as follows: State hospitals
FOR the insane $500; Letchworth VII
lase $1,000; State Training School for
Boys, $4,000; Capitc! Improvements. $500
a.. state institutions reporting to the ifs
cal supervisors Of state charities, s11,N0
making the total amount of the approprla-
tons disallowed sl152S2s Q.
Vetoes Private Banking Bill.
Governor Dix vetoed the bill of Assembly
man O'Neil TO extend the act regulating
private bankers in first class cities to the
entire state The Governor says the effect
= of the hill would he 70 give banking fran
chise IN perpetuity TO all private bankers
outside Of cities Of the first class who at
the present time are engaged in such bust
ness.
'Jnasmuch as many OF these private
bankers are known 30 be irresponsible and
UNIT 10 conduct the banking business
saws the Governor, ~ am Of the opinion
that the proposed amendment Is not wise
The effect Of this bill would practically
destroy amendments made TO the bankins
law of 1910. which regulates private bank:
and which act was sustained by the United
States Supreme Court
Among the vetoes by Governor Dix an
nounced to-day is the bill OF Senator Still
pany Of New York. to consolidate with
any street surface railroad IN Westches
ter County. as well as other street sur
face railroads. The Governor objected &c
the bill because IL provided for the con
sordetion without being subjected TO tine
supervision Of the Public Service Commits
sion
Because il took away from the Public
has for the regulation Of railroads. the
Governor vetoed Senator Ramsperger's
hin, requiring railroads 10 man light en-
gines with an engineer, fireman and flag
man.
Another bill n Senator Ran1sper ger' G
which the Governor disapproved requires
the state Insurance Department to issue
certificates of authority for Use by cor
uorauons in certain other states The
Governor saws the bill affects a single cor
porsuon. and that, while the company is
sound the enactment Of the bill into law
would be against the policy of the state
Other bills vetoed and the reasons there
for follow.
Senator -Appropriating $4,000 to
be used for establishing scholarships for
the aid of students in colleges While the
purpose OF lNe OH Is collnen0dplS, the
Governor saws the condition Of the state
finances will not permit its approval
Senator Bayne-Provid'ng that room
where Eve or more persons are employed
doing laundry work by way Of trade, shall
be considered factory. Defectively
drafted
Assemblyman Jsckson--Crea tins the NJ
sgsra frontier sewerage and water dis
trict and providing for the appointment Of
commission with supervisory powers.
Assemhlymsp Goldberg Amending the
New York charter relative 70 eligible lists
for teachers so as TO prevent the merging
~ sucl lists The Board Of Education al
ready has that authority.
Additional items Of appropriations vetoed
rs Governor Dix were announced to-day
as follows:
Great Meadow Extension to cell
hall $4,000: construction. equipment and
furnishing OF the cage connecting corridors
snd other apartments and for sewage dis
posal system $4,000, additional power
house equipment, $500.
Kings Park State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
$500
Mohansic State Hospital-Building opera
tons $4,000.
These appropriations are disahowed be-