The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22
'CLYNN VETOES BILL
ON TEACHERS FUND
Governor Is Opposed to the Pro-
posed Impairment as
Being Unwisc.
mitchell HAD APPROVED JT
COnkling's Measure Regarding
Height Of Buildings Is
Approved.

| ALBANY. April 2I.---t'ov Clvun h.,. do.
posed OF all except two or thrcp a. .n.
bills that have come to him from Tho
Legislature with the approval of NI,,or
Mitchell. or these he has signed an ,.>,.,,
the one providing for the impair,ncr. n.
the public school teachers pcruar.r,
fund, which was vetoed. He vii act n,
the two or three remaining bills on Thurs.
day or Friday.
Edward J. McGoldrick Assistan, cor.
poration Counsel of the city of New York
said tonight that Gov Glynn had acted
promptly upon the city bills and had rons
to great length TO meet the views Of IN,
Mayor and the Board OF Estimate on ali
public questions affecting the city Of Net,
York. Mr.. McGoldrick referred not ONLY 10
the bills which the Governor had approv.d
but also his veto on the Maicr water buI
Tho teachers bill approved by Mayor
Mitchell was vetoed by Gov. Glynn be-
cause Il would permit 5000 00o OF ,be
SS00000 in the New York city public schoo,
| teachers retirement fund to be used IN
the same manner as the income OF thu
fund IL used. Gov. Glynn says he does
not believe q reduction of the permanent
fund by almost one-half Is wise.
Among the bills which Gov. Glynn has
signed affecting the city are
Assemblyman Conklings bill vesting in
the Board OF Estimate and Apportionmcnt
tho power to regulate the heights OF
buildings. This measure was the result
OF n report made TO the board by tho
Heights of Buildings Commission. o.
which Edward NJ Bassett is chairman
II was also strongly Endorsed by rres-
dent McAneny. chairman of the buildings
heights committee of the Board OF EST.
mate and Apportionment, We'll as by
the real estate interests of the citv
Four bills urged by Comptroller Prem.
dergast and of material advantage to the
city in the solution OF its many fuau. al
problems.
The two bills introduced by Senate
Simpson wanted by the Police Department
and Endorsed by the National Highway.
Protective Society, one permitting the as.
signment to the traffic squad OF 1000
members OF the force instead Of 500 As
at present limited. and the other BIZ max
ing more stringent the punlshm, Ut FOR &
violation of traffic rules and regulations
Several bills desired by the Board o.
Education. including the Slmpson-liof
measures abolshing the present perm.
nent school census board. consisting ~
the Mayor. the City Superintendent ~
Schools and the Police Commissioner. and
| transferring to the Board OF Eduytt o.
the work of taking "A school censu- 10 De-
| undertaken in connection with IFS N
|
law.
| The Foey-Stoddard bill. desired 10y T. ..
triCt Attorney Whitman. oNempfius c
tr!ct attorneys within Greater New iHrk
| from paying fees to the county or ~
officials for entering docketinc or T., q t.-
/ ing any papers. or for furnishing a ~ 4
script Of any paper on file. and the ~ .-
| f"ruan-Hom bill for District Attu'.tT
Cropsey allowing him TO appoint an at..-
tional clerk.
| A number OF bills requested by c.'
Judge McAdoo of the Board of city VI :
istrates. including the four Cs'-Nti
measures in relation to ahandonmou' pro-
ceedinCs. and the GriiiinThorn bl..
lowing summons to be issued in l''G ~
an arrest in case OF violation of Fire De
partment rules and regulations.
The simpson Walker hill. made ad,'st.
BILE by the creation OF Bronx COUNTY W'H'h
grants to the night courts in New f0r'
county jurisdiction to dispose OF Offices
committed in Bronx county
The Torborg bill requested by the Fork
! Department ana permitting II 10 er.i
vacations to its per diem employee -
any time instead OF being confined. As =
present, to the months OF jun, iuN IA
gust and September.
Two bills urged by the Board " ?
! supply. one the Pollock HoN To-
zng the hoard to adopt and ,n,.'.' 90
and regulations for the prot',ilo. ~
highways and bridges under u, jur '-
ton, and the Pollock-Phnlips biz prov
/ ing for the transfer under cortltu uo'
tons OF members of the police fey
der the jurisdiction Of the Water Sui
Board 10 the police force Of tn" CIV
The Torhorg Meyer hill. requested Nv
the Department OF Health, periui't.H- -
registration Of births where no rh}'. an
or midwife attended.
The Davidson Patton bill. d rsir,I p.
authorities in the borough ami con w