New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
.SANNER WAS TOO LATE |
Bill Which He Went to Albany to
Urge Already Vetoed.
GAVE KINGS PATRONAGE
Governor Dix Approves and Dis
approves a Number Of
Measures.
TRy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Albany, July Ex-senator Felix j. Sanner,
q Democratic member of the upper house
of the Legislature from BROOKLYN, and a
delegation OF Kings County residents to-
day arrived at the executive chamber TOO
late TO try 10 persuade the Governor 10
sign bill providing for lot Of addl-
tional assistants In the office of the Kings
County Register. Senator Sanner and his
friends were prepared 10 tell the Governor
that there was no reason why the Kings
County Democrats should not have the ad-
ditional patronage. They reached the cx-
ecutive chamber about noon, loaded with
arguments Their chagrn. therefore, can
be imagined when. in looking over the bills
which had just been vetoed and given out
for publication, they found the one they
had come 10 urge.
Tho additional places created by tho
bill are one assistant to the expert record
clerk, two assistant ticker clerks, five as
sistant chatte mortgage clerks, four as
slstant satisfaction clerks, fifteen assistant
index clerks. nine abstract clerks, six COM
parers and two notarial certificate clerks.
The salaries of these officials were 10 range
from $500 to $500 year.
In his veto message the Governor says.
II am satisfied that the business in the Of
flee OF the Register If Kings County has
not increased TO such an extent as 10 jus
tifv all the additional new Offices created
and the additional compensation provided
for I'm this bill
Salary for Register Increased.
The Governor signed the bill ot Assem-
blyman O'Neil increasing the salary OF the
REGISTER OF Kings County from 5000 10
Sl2.0 600 a wear
The Governor disapproved Senator
Grady's measure which provided that
banks designated as repositories of court
funds might deposit in lieu OF a surety
bond outstanding unmatured state bonds
because IL would destroy the effect or
similar bill signed this session.
Because he believed the insurance law OF
the state would be weakened b. +, Cover
nor Dix also disapproyed Senator Rams
rerger's bill giving the superintendent or
Insurance authority to issue certificates OF
authority 10 domestic fraternity corpora
tions desiring 10 do business in other
states gben such certincates arc required
by other states.
4 commission to inquire into the purity
prices, production. distribution ana con-
sumption of foodstuns and farm and DAIRY
products and a state advisory board 10
consider plans for the promotion OF agrl-
culture and advancement Of country Ire
are authorized in two bills signed by Gov
ernor Dix to-day.
The members Of both boards are TO serve
without compensation, and reports embody
ing recommendations for changes in exist
ing laws are to be submitted TO the next
Legislature.
euroesses Corps Charter Repealed.
The charter Of the Albany Burgesses
Corps is repealed in the bill OF senator
McManus. also signed by Governor DIX.
The legislation was introduced at tie re-
quest of Adjutant General Nerbeck.
The Sullivan bill. authorizing the state
Controller TO refund TO the National
Florence Crittenton Mission $500 transfer
tax paid on the legacy received by the VIII
Of the late Charles n. Crittenton' was
signed.