New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
kayor Coylv
hints He Nav
Be Moving On
eI Am Here Next Year.
Y, Tells Estimate Board.
then Says He Refers 10
proyidence. Not ALBANY
humps McAneny Anew
rh.,'s the Boy Shouts
staten Islander. Backing
Municipal Tunnel Plan

=. r.a,her politics is affecting the
-, Of the Board OF Estimate
4 :. d,y, Wth the discussion Of the
| ..,;on in thc state and city warm
:. N view Of the fail elections
-,nner OF subjects before the
-. sFer opportunities for political
E:,rrssloa. ..;n ,o..
gylan objected to the tardiness
..;i,r veteran organizations in re-
.,.,, Memorial Day appropriations.
|. .-,.,dsr Craig was the first to IN
va ~. y. ssf,icsl virus.
~ ,r tt:e next wear" the Mayor
-; ,.,is,iagly, and these requests
49,. - 70, Sesa pat IN the budget, shall
-. .r.inst them. This time will
~ t.- The appropriations. hut It ia
+. l,t tine | VIII vote without time
|, consider.
Eell. you1' be here or in Albany. "
L.: Comptro'e er Craig.
n. cid not mean that" replied the
h,o-. Il had in mind that q nigher
E,s las juris diction. aud man can
|. ,lrsys be sure of his lob. may
I se alive mex. year"
NeAneny Mayors Target
Z. Mayor found his opportunity 10
st politics into the meeting when a
.sstoN OF citizens from Staten Isl
4. appeared to urge the building of
|. proposed municipal tunnel from
(-sslyn TO Staten Island. They con-
r-nsd the Citizens Union FOR OBJ
,.sg al injunction restraining the
Z from going afead with TIE work.
!. criticized the Port Authority and
) transit Commission.
NJ. McAneny" chairman OF the
s..It Commission ), shouted the May
calls himself a Democrat. but he
h. kind Of Democrat I have been
ty to drive out OF the Democratic
q. Don't worry about McAneny
| his transit plan, because he and
..hers will only keep up the agita
. till after the fall elections. After
1 you won't hear peep from them.
ant TO show their underhand meth,
rot only in the city eut through
TIE state as WELL
b. Mayor beamed when the lcade,
he delega ton read a resolution re
.ly adopted, in which he and the
nd Of Estimate were highly com
,ded for their stand on behalf Of
tunnel project. The Mayor declared
# Justice Fawcett. of the Supreme
II, Brooklyn. before whom the in.
s'ion proceedings will come, decided
Tor OF the city, the Board of Esti
Z would go ahead with the work o1
ding the tunnel.
hats the boy" shouted a deep
I'd man in the audience. while the
Z Of woman echoed the sentim ent
ldding, you said it,"
,e Mayor was encouraged 10 con-
his attack on the Transit Com.
Eon and the Port Authority.
7. have broken up the little game
,s railroads. the Port Authority and
transit Commission by starting
i tunnel" he said. They were in
.sination to develop the Hackensack
atqxs and they resorted to every
.aM " stop the progress we are
shl.ylag If the tunnel goes through
az. o. the crew who want to develor
!. kw Jersey meadows will have te
u ,ame of their property there al
7 than they paid for it
',a.s B. limerick, chairman of the
'rFood Community Council, urgec
hard to take over the Newtowr
Company plant and have the city
'i.e it. The matter was referred tc
tommittee of the whole. Mr.. Emer.
also outlined the charges which he
'1.y made against William A. Prem
sst, chairman Of the Public Service
in asking Governor Miller
remove him from Office.
,sre are six counts in the accuse
rs First. that the gas company
saHy withholds 100000 impound
ny court order. and that the pres
commission refuses to release the
aey TO the consumers. despite the
ct that a former commission ruled
al the money should be refunded
le second count is that the gas rate
'afSsd by the company has been il
sesly increased from s1.10 to S1.15
'aous hearing to the consumers.
ne third count is that the company
Is been permitted by the commission
furnish gas below standard. The
her counts are that witnesses for the
asuiaer' were not permitted to tes-
y, that war prices for gas are still
,ssgeo despite price reductions in
as' commodities, and that consumers
no: permitted to testify in their
Ns'''n Travieso. Mayor of San Juan,
T., VINO is here in connection with
notation of two bond issues for
aoois and public improvements, was
'nerested spectator at the meeting