South Side Messenger 19100729

              |-^LAW8 OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. 3». AN ACT to amend the banking law, rela¬ tive  to  lawful  money  reserve of banks mnd Individual bankera and the Issue of oertlflcate* of deposit Became a law June 6, 1910. with the ap¬ proval  of  the   Oovernor.    Passed,  three- flfths being present
The People of the Btate of New Tork. represented in Senate and Assembly, do •nact as foUowa:
Section 1. Section slxty-aeven of chap¬ ter ten of the lawa of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act In relation to banka. Individual bankera and corpora- tloiuB under the aupervialon of tha bank¬ ing department, constituting chapter two of the consolidated laws," aa amended by chapl'tr two hundred and twenty-three of the Iaw» r' ri'ieteen hundred and nine, la hereby araenisd to rend as follows:^ >»•' 167. hav j| mpr^, t^^jfw'e. Every banl: ;•:• mdlvf^ jn^pPanker shaU ft»^ all times "have on han4,^j|^JaiHbf1 moi^0twt the United StXtcs, gold certn«ate8, silver certiflcatea, or notes or bills issued by any la^^lly organized nattonai banking association an amount equal to at leaat twenty-flve per centum of the aggregate amount of Ita deposits, exclusive of time deposits not payable within thirty daya. represented by certlflcates showing the amount of the dei>oslt, the date ot issue and the date when due, and, also, exclu¬ sive of deposits which are secured by outstanding unmatured bonds Issued by the state of New York, If ita principal place of businesa Is located In any bor ough In any'CTly of the state which bor¬ ough according i<B tTje last preceding ¦tate or UnltBd-States census had a pop¬ ulation of one million eight hundred thousand or over; and an amount equal to at least twenty per centum, If Its prin¬ cipal place of business is located in any bonpugh, which borough according to the last preceding state or United States cen¬ sus had a population of one million or over, and le.<is than one million elK'n hun¬ dred thousand; and an amount equal to at least flfteen per centum of the aggre¬ gate amount of Its deposits, exclusive of time deposits not payaMe within thirty days, represented by certlflcates showing the amount of the dpposlt, tho date of issue and the date whon due, and, also, exclusive of deposits which are secured by outstanding unmatured bonds Issued by the state of New York, If Its principal place of business Is located elsewhere in the state. The amount thus to be kept on hand shall be called Its lawful money reserve. Two-flfths of such lawful money reserve of any bnnk or Individual banker located In any borough In any oity m the state which boroiiRh according to the last preceding stntn or United Statea ceysua had a population of eighteen hun dred thouaand Or over, one-half of such lawfi'l money reserve of any bank or in¬ dividual banker located In any borough In any city of tlie state which bbrough according to the la.st preceding state or United States census had a population of leas than eighteen hundred thousand and which bank or Individual banker does not maintain a branch office In any borough having a population according to the last preceding state or United States cenaus of elRhtecn hundred thousand or over, and three-nflhs of the lawful money re¬ serve of nny bank or Individual banker located elsi^where In the state may con¬ sist of moneys on deposit subject to call with any hank or trust company In this Btato having a capital of at least two hundred thousand dollars, or a capital of at least one hundred and fifty thou¬ sand dollars and a surplus of at least one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and approved by the superintendent of banks as a depo.sltory of lawful money reserve If the lawful money reserve of any bunk or individual banker shall bo less than tho amount required by this section, such bank or banker shall not Increaae Its liabilities by making any now loans or discount otherwise than by discounting bills of exchange payable on Bight, or making any dividends from proflts until the full amount of Its lawful money reserve has been restored The superintendent of banks may notify any bank or individual banker whose lawful money reserve shall be below tho amount herein required to make good such re- aerve; and If it shall fall for thirty days thereafter to make good such reserve. auch bank or Individual banker shall be deemed Insolvent and may be proceeded against as an Insolvent moneyed corpora¬ tion.
{ 2. Section one hundred nnd four of Bald chapter Is hereby amended to read as followa:
{ 104. Bills or notes must be payable on demand. No bank or Individual banker shall Issue or put in circulation any bill or note of such bank or banker unlesa the same ahall be made payable on de mand and without Interest, except bllla of exchange on foreign countries or places beyond the limits or the Jurisdiction of the United States, which bills may be made payable at or within the cuatomary usance, or at or within ninety (lays sight, and, except certlflcates of deposit payable on presentation, with or without Interest, to bearer or to the order of a person named therein, or certificates of deposit payable, with or without interest. to the order of a person named therein, showing the amount of the deposit, the date of laaue and the date when due; but no such certlflcate of deposit shull be is¬ sued except as representing money actu¬ ally on deposit.
I 3. This act shall take effect Immedi¬ ately.
State ot  New   Vork,  Oflice  of  the  Secre¬ tary of State, 88.:
I have compared the preceding with the
original  law on  flle  In  this olHce.  and do
herebvicertlfy that the same Is a correct
trsrt*KtlPt therefrom and of the  whole of
fc^ Id original law.  * -^      ,
^ 3AMUCT. S. KOhWIO
Secret.'iry of State.^
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority
CHAP.  403. AN   ACT to amend  the  prison  law,  rela¬ tive to commutation of sentence.
Became a law June 6, 1910, with the ap¬ proval of the Governor. Passed, three- flfths being present.
The People of the State of New ifork, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Seetion 1. Section two hundred and for ty-three of the pil.son law Is hereby amended to read as follows:
} 243. Oovernor to annex condition to commutation; return of convict to pri.ton for violation. The governar shall. In coin muting the sentences of convlrts as pro¬ vided for In this artlcie. annex a condi¬ tion to the effect that If any convict so commuted shall, during the period be tween the date of his discharge by reaaon of such commutation and Ihe dale of the expiration of the full term for which he waa sentenced, be convicted of any feio ny, committed In the Interval as afore¬ said, he shall, in iidilitlon to the sentence which may be Imposed for such felony and before beslniiluK the service of sucn sentence be compelled to serve In the prison or penitentiary In which he may be confined foi the felony for which he ts so convicted, the remainder of the term without commutation which he would have been compelled to serve but for the commutation of his sentence as provlde<l tor In this article.
g 2.  This act  ahall  take effect  immedl-
Btat^ of  New   York,  Offlce of  the  Secnj- tary of State, ss.: '
1 have compared the precefllng wltn the original law on file In this offlce. and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of
¦aid original law. 	
SAMUEL a   KOENIQ.
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP.  4CI8. AN ACrr to amend the town law. In rela¬ tion to Area.
Became a law June 7, 1910, with the ap¬ proval of the Governor. Passed, three- flftha t>eing preaent.
The People of the State of New Tork, repreaented In Senate and Aasembly, do enact aa followa:
Section 1. Sections three hundred and ten, three hundred and thirteen and three hundred and fourteen of chapter alxty- three of the lawa of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act relating to towna, constituting chapter alxty-two of tha con¬ solidated lawa," are hereby amended lo read, respectively, aa followa:
I 310. ITown flre companlea. The town board of any town may appoint, in writ¬ ing, any number of inhabltanta of their tcAn^U-lch they may deem neceaaary, to be ¦^Vt*company or companlea for the eztlnpllahment of Area In their town; but no au4^ company, aa herein provided, shall be formed In any Incorporated city or village.
i 313. Appropriations for flre company. The electora of any water diatrict, high¬ way diatrict, or water supply diatrict, in which any town flre company ahall havo their headquarters, at a special meeting lawfully called by the town clerk, who ts hereby authorized to call auch apodal meeting, may vote, by ballot, a aum of money, not exceeding four thousand dol¬ lars, for the purchase of a flre engine and apparatus for the extinguishment of flres, and for the purchase or lease of auitable buildinga and grounds for keeping and storing such flre engine and apparatus for the extinguishment of fires, anA other property of aaid water district, highway district or water supply district. And whenever aald electors shall so vote aald money for the purchase of a flre engine and apparatus for the extinguishment of flres, and for the purchase or lease of suitable buildings and grounds for keep¬ ing and storing such flre engine and ap¬ paratus for the extinguishment of Area, and other property of said water district, highway district or water supply district, il-e water commissioners In water districts and the commissioners of highways In highway and water supply districts may, with the written consent and approval of the town board, contract for and pur¬ chase for auch district a good and suffi¬ cient flre engine and apparatua for the extinguishment of flres, and may con¬ tract for and purchase or lease for such district suitable buildings and grounds for keeping and storing such fire engine and ariparatus for the extinguishment of flres, and othei property of said district at a price not to exceed the sum so voted, which engine and apparatus for the ex¬ tinguishment of fires, and bulldlnga and grounds, shall be the property of said water district, highway district or water Hujiply district, but may be used and cared for by such flre company or compa¬ nies under the direction and cofttrol of the water commissioners in water districts and the commissioners of hlKhways In highway nnd water supply districts.
8 314. Assessments for expenae of main¬ taining flre company. The purchase price of .said fire engine and apparatus or other apparatus for the extinguishment of fires, and buildings and grounda, shall be as¬ sessed and levied upon the property of said district and collected In the same manner as other town charges are as¬ sessed, levied and collected, except that the amount thereof shall be put in a sep¬ arate column upon the tnx roll, and the board of supervisors of the county shall cause tho sum. bb certified by the town board, to be levied upon the taxable prop¬ erty of such water district, highway dis¬ trict or water supply district,
{ 2. Such chapter Is hereby amended by Inserting therein a new section, to be aec¬ tlon three hundred and flfteen thereof, to read as follows:
i 315. Ordinances. The board of water commissioners In any water district, es¬ tablished pursuant to this chapter, and tho town board In any hlghwoy district or water supply district outside of an In¬ corporated Village or city may adopt ordi¬ nances, not Inconsistent with law, relat¬ ing to flre protection, the prevention and extinguishment of (Ires and conduct there¬ at within said dl.strlct. and to regulate or prevent the discharge of fireworks and firearms and fo roRuiate the use of In¬ flammable materials and the storing, sale and transportation of gunpowder and oth¬ er explosives within said district, and may enforce the observance thereof by the im¬ position of penalties.
J .1. This act shall take effect immedi¬ ately.
State  of  New   York,  Offlce ot tho Secre¬ tary of State, ss.;
1 have compared the preceding with tho original iaw on file in this offlce, and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law.
SAMUEL  S. KOENIQ,
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. 418. AN ACT to amend the county law. In re¬ lation to sheriffs and coroners.
Became a law June 7. 1910, with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- flfths being present.
Tho People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Subdivision four of section one hundred nnd ninety-five of chapter sixteen of the laws of nineteen hundred ana nine, entitled "An act in relation to counties, constituting chapter eleven of the consol¬ idated laws, ' is hereby amended to read as follows:
4. Notwithstanding the election or r^p- polntment of a new sheriff, the former sheriff musi return. In his own name, each mandate which he has fully executed; and must proceed with and complete the execution-of ejpji mandate which he has begun to execute, in the manner speclfled In paragraph I«irth of subdivision three of this sectlon.*^xcept that all mandates Issued against the wages, debts, earnings, salary, Incoine from trust funds or prof¬ its of a |uil«ment debtor, shall be deliv¬ ered over to tlie new sheriff, who shall proceed with and complete the execution of the same.
5 2. This act shall take effect Immedi¬ ately
State of   New   Vork,   Offlce of the  Secre¬ tary of State   88.:
1 have compared the preceding wltn the original law on file in this offlce, and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct tranacript tiierefrom and of the whole of said original law.
SAMUEL S. KOENIG,
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. 41a.
AN ACT to amend the real propert.v law.
In relation to the filing of maps.
Became a law June 7, 1910, with tho ap¬ proval of the Governor. Passed, tl-.ree- llfths being present.
The People of the State of New Vork. represented in Senate and Assembly do enact as follows:
Section 1. (Chapter fifty-two of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled •An act relating to real property, consti¬ tuting chapter fifty of the consoli<l.»ied laws." is hereby amended by adding thereto, at the end of artlcie nine, a new section, to be section three hundred and thirty-four thereof, to read as foflowst
; 334. M.ips to be filed: penalty for non¬ filing. It shall be the duty of every per¬ son or corporation who. aa owner or agent, subdivides real property Into lots, plots, blocks or sitea. with or without streets, for the purpose of offering such lota, plota. blocka or sites for sale to the pubUc. to cause a map thereof, together with a certlflcate of the surveyor or draughtaman attached  ahowing tho date
of the completion of the aurvey and of the making of the map and the name of the aubdlvlslon aa atated by the owner, to be flied In the offlce of the county clerk or register of deeda of the county where tho property ia aituated prior to tne of¬ fering of any auch lota, plota, blocka or sitea for aale. All of such mapa ahal) be placed and kept, by aome auitable meth¬ od. In consecutive order and ahall be con- aecutively numbered in the order ol their flllng and shall be Indexed under the in¬ itial lettera of ali aubstnntlvea In the title of the subdivision. A failure to flle any auch map aa required by the proviaiona of thia section ahall subject the owner of such subdivision, or of the unsold lota therein, to a penalty to the people of the atate ot twenty-flve dollara for each and every lot therein aold and conveyed by or for auch owner prior to the due flllng of auch map.
I 1 This act ahall take effect Immedi¬ ately.
State of New   York, Offlco of the Secre¬ tary of State, aa.:
I havo compared the preceding with tho original law on file In thia offlce, and do hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of tho 'Whole of aald original law.
SAMUEL 8. KOENIO.
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. 416. AN ACT to amend chapter aixty-four of
the lawa of nineteen hundred and nine,
entitled   "An   act   relating   to   villagea,
constituting   chapter   sixty-four  of   the
consolidated lawa," relative to the timo
of holding elections.
Became a law June 7, 1910, with the ap¬ proval of the Governor. Paased, threo- flftha being preaent.
The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Aasembly, do enact aa follows:
Section 1. Section ten of chapter sixty- four of the lawa of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act relating to viliagos, constituting chapter sixty-four of tho con¬ aolldated laws," is hereby amended so aa to read as follows:
{ 10. Notice of election. Within flvo daya after the right to an election is complete the town clerk with whom the proposition and other papers are flied ahall give no¬ tice of an election to be held In such ter¬ ritory at a speclfled time and place. The notice shall bo signed by tho town clerk and poated in ten conspicuous places in such territory, and also published at least twice in each newspaper published there¬ in, and It shall flx a time for such elec¬ tion, not less than flfteen nor more than twenty-flve daya from the date of tho posting thereof. Such election shall bo held nt a convenient place in such terri¬ tory between the hours of one o'clock in the afternoon and eight o'clock In tho evening, but shall not be held upon a day of a town meeting or of a general election In a town In which any part of the pro¬ posed village Is situated.
i  2.  This act  shall  tuke effect  Immedi¬ ately. State of  New  York,  Offlce  of  the  tjecrs-
tary of State, ss.:
I have compared the preceding with the original law on flle In this offlce, and do hereby certify that the same Is a corroct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law.
SAMUEL S. KOENIG,
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority.
CHAP. 417. AN ACT to grant and release to the city of Rochester all the right,  title and In¬ terest of the people of the state of New York In and to certain lands In the city of  Rochester  formerly  used   in  connec¬ tion with the State Industrial School. Became a law June 7, 1910, with the ap¬ proval of the Governor,   Passed by a two- thirds vote.
Accepted by the City. Tho People of the State of New York, represented In  Senate and  Assembly,  do enact as follows:
Section 1. The commissioners of the land offlce are hereby authorized and empow¬ ered to grant, convey and release by let¬ ters-patent to the city of Rochester, Its successora and assigns forever, all the right, title and interest of the people of the state of New York In and to the fol¬ lowing described lands, situate in the city of Rochester, county of Monroe and state of New York, being the west parta of lota numliers flfty-flve and flfty-slx of the Phelps tract, so-called, beginning at a point in the east line of Backus avenue ninety-four feet north of the north Une of Bloss street; thence north on the east line of Backus avenue one hundred and twenty-three and slx-tentbs feet, more or lesa, to Petrel street; thence ^ast on the south line of said Petrel street one hun¬ dred and eighty-flve feet; thence south on a line parallel with the east line of said Backus avenue one hundred and twenty- three and six-tenths feet, more or less; thence west parallel with Bloss street one hundred and eighty-five feet to the place of beginning, being the same premises conveyed to the state of New York by Levi S. Fulton by deed dated August first, eighteen hundred and eighty-two, and re¬ corded in Monroe county clerk's offlce in liber three hundred and sixty-one of deeds, at page three hundred and eighty- seven; and being landa formerly used in connection with the State Industrial School, as part of the grant authorized by and upon the same terms aet forth in an act passed by the legislature of the state of New York in the year nineteen hundred and ten, entitled "An act to grant and release to the city of Rochester ali the right, title and Interest of the people of the state of New York in and to cer¬ tain lands In the city of Rochester for¬ merly uaed as a site for the State Indus¬ trial School; and providing for the can¬ cellation by the city of Rochester of taxes and assessments against the state of New York and for the construction of a pipe line and supply of water to the State Ag¬ ricultural and Industrial School at Indus¬ try by said city." or upon such other or further terms as to the commlsslonera of the land offlce shall seem proper.
; 2'- This act shall take effect immedi¬ ately.
State  of New   York,  Offlce  of the  Secre¬ tary of State, 88..
I have compared the preceding witn tho original law on file In this offlce, and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law.
,7SAMUEL 8. KOENIG,
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority.
CHAP. 420. AN  ACT to amend the benevolent orders
law. In relation to the Moilern Woodmen
of America and other benevolent orders.
Became a law June 7, 1910, with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present.
The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Section two of chapter eleven of the laws of nineteen hundred \n^^ nine. entitled "An act relating to oenevolent orders, constituting chapter three of tho consolidated laws." Is hereby amended by adding, nfter subdivision eighteen, a new subdivision, to be subdivision nlnetten thereof, to read as follows:
19. Any local camp of the Modern Wood¬ men of Amerca chartered and instituted In accordance with the regulations of tht head camp of the Modern Woodmen of America.
J 2. The last paragraph of section two of such chapter, as amended by chapter two hundred and forty of the laws of nineteen hundred a id . nine, la hereby amended to read as  illowa: |
May elect at any -egular communica¬ tion,   convocation    a icampment  or  other
regular meeting thereof, by whatever name known, held in acSordance with the constitution and general rulea and r-egu- lationa of auch -grand lo^ge, chapter, com- mandery or council, or other governing body to which it belongs, or with which it la connected, and In conformity to Ua own by-lawa, if it haa any, three trua¬ teea for auch lodge, chapter, commapdery. consistory, council, temple, poat, court, tribe, grotto, aerie or camp, who ahall be membera thereof In full meml)er8hlp and in good and regular standing therein; and may flle In the offlce of the aecrstary ot state, a certlflcate of auch election, algned and acknowledged by the flrat three elec¬ tive offlcera of auch lodge, chapter, com- mandery, conalstory, council, temple, poat, court, tribe, grotto, aerie or camp, atat- Ing the time and place of auch election and that the same waa regrular, the names of auch truateea. and the term, aeverally, for which they are elected to serve, and the name of the lodge, chapter, command- ery, conaiatory, council, temple, poat, court, tribe, grotto, aerie or camp, for which they are elected.
I 3. Section three of auch chapter la hereby amended to read aa followa:
I 3. Powers. Such truateea may take, hold and convey by and under the direc¬ tion of auch lodge, chapter, commandery, conaiatory, council, temple, poat, aerie or camp, all tne temporalitlea and proi)erty belonging; thereto, whether real or per¬ sonal, and whether given, granted or de¬ vised directly to It or to any peraon or persona for it, or in truat-for ita uae and beneflt, and may auo for and recover, hold and enjoy all tho debts, demands, rights and prlvllegea, and ali bulldlnga and placea of assemblage, with the appur¬ tenances, and all other eatate and prop¬ erty belonging to It In whatsoever manner the same may have been acquired, or In whose name soever the eame ma.v be held, aa fully as If the right and title thereto had been orlgrinally vested In them; and may purchase nnd hold for the purpose of the lodf^v chapter, command¬ ery, consistory, c0tjn"cil, temple, aerie, post or camp, other real and personal property, and demise, leaae and improve the same. They may also issue their bonds or other evidences of indebteclneas in such amounts and for such time and in such form aa they ahall determine for the exclusive purpose of raising money to pay for any real estate purchased and held by them, and for the Improvement of the same, as hereinabove provided, and may mortgage such real estate for the purpose of securing the bonds or other evidences of Indebtedness so Issued by them. The proceeda of such bonds or other evidences of Indebtedness ahall be applied exclusively to pay for such real estate and the Improvement thereof. Ev¬ ery such lodge, chapter, commandery, con¬ sistory, council, temple, post, aerie or camp may make rules and regulations, not Inconsistent with the laws of this state,.or with the constitution or general rules or laws of the grand lodge or other governing body to which it is subordinate, for managing the temporal affairs there¬ of, and for the disposition of Its property and other temporal concerns and revenue belonging to It, and the secretary and treasurer thereof, duly elected and In¬ stalled according to Its constitution and general regulations and law, shall, for the time being, be ex offlclo Its secretary and treasurer. No board of trustees for any lodge, chapter, commandery, consis¬ tory, council, temple, aerie, post or camp flllng the certlflcate aforesaid, shall be deemed to be dissolved for any neglect or omission to elect a trustee annually, or flll any vacancy or vaoanctes that may occur or exist at any time In said board, but It shall and may be lawful for said lodge, chapter, commandery, consistory, council, temple, aerie, post or camp to flll such vacancy or vacancies at any regular communication therqrfer to be held, and till a vacancy arisl'*'-: from the expiration of the term of off." ^jf a trustee la filled, as aforesaid, he s. ill continue to hold the said offlce and perform the duties thereof.
S 4. Thl.<i act shall take effect Immedi¬ ately.
State of  New  York,   Offlce  of tho  Secre¬ tary of State, ss.:
I have compared the preceding with the original law on flle In this offlce, and do hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law.
SAMUEL  S. KOENIG.
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. 4a. AN ACT to amend the navigation law, in relation to the placing of buoys or bea¬ cons to mark obstructions lo navigation. Became   a   law   June   7,   1910,   with   the approval of the Governor,   Passed, three- fifths being present.
The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Chapter forty-two of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act relating to navigation, constitut¬ ing chapter thirty-seven of the consoli¬ dated laws," Is hereby amended bv in¬ serting therein a new section, to bo seo¬ tlon fifty-a thereof, to read aa followa:
§ BO-a. Location of buoya or beacona to mark obstructions to navigation. The su¬ perintendent of public worka may author¬ ize the placing of buoya or beacona to mark obstructions to navigation In the waters of this atate, exclusive of those under federal Jurisdiction, which any per¬ son, corporation, association or organiza¬ tion interested tn the navigation of such waters may desire to place therein with¬ out expense to the state; and any buoy or beacon placed in such waters pursuant to such authority shall be deemed law¬ fully placed.
i 2. This act shall take effect immedi¬ ately.
State of   New   York,  Offlce of tho  Secre¬ tary of State, ss.:
I have compared the preceding with the original law on file in this offlce, and do hereby certify that the same ts a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said orlginol law.
SAMUEL  S. KOENIG,
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP.  424. AN ACT to amend the election law. In re¬ lation  to registration  of votera  for  vil¬ lage elections.
Became a law June 8, 1910, with the ap¬ proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present.
The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Section one hundred and six¬ ty-one of chapter tweftty-two of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act In relation to the elections, con¬ stituting chnpter seventeen of tho con¬ solidated laws," Is hereby amended to read as follows:
J 161. Registration for town or village elections. No reglstjfitlon of voters shall be required for town or village elections, except as provided in tho village law. and except that when a town or village election Is held at the same time with a general election all voters In such town or village to be entitled to vote at auch town or village election must be regis¬ tered as provided by law for the regla- tratlon of voters for any general election In auch town or village.
i i This act shall take eft'ect Immedi¬ ately.
State  of  New  York,  Offlce of the  Secre¬ tary of State, as.:
I have compared the preceding with the original law on file tn this offlce, and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct tranacript therefrom and of the «hule of aatd original law. ' ~ .
SAMUEL S.  KOBNIO.
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. 426. AN ACT to amend the public health law. In  relation  to the health offlcer of tha port of New York.
Became a law June 8, 1910, with the ap¬ proval of the Governor. Passed, three- flfths being preaent
The People of the Btate of New York, repreaented tn Senate and Assembly, do enact aa followa:
Section I. Section one hundred and three of chapter forty-nine of the laws of nine¬ teen hundred and nine, entitled "An act In relation to the public health, conatltut¬ lng chapter forty-flve of the conaolldat¬ ed lawa," aa a'mended by chapter three hundred and aeventy-flve of the lawa of nineteen hundred and nine. Is hereby amended to read aa followa:
i 103. Custody of quarantine establlah- raent. The health officer shall be the cuatodian of the quarantine eatabllah- ment to be held by him in truat for the people of the atate, in accordance with the proviaiona of thia chapter. He may make such rules and regulations not in- conaiatent with law aa they shall deem necesaary for the care and protection of each portion of the quarantine establish¬ ment; for the government of the employ¬ eea therein; for the regulation of the con¬ duct of all quarantlnable peraona and shall pay all aalariea of peraona appoint¬ ed by him at Hoffman and Swinburne la- lands from money appropriated by the state. He shall collect from the ownera, agenta or consignees of veaaela all bills for the care and maintenance of peraona detained in quarantine, and ahall have power to enforce auch payment by proc¬ esa of law against the vessel upon which such detained persona have arrived, or against the agents, or owners, or con¬ signees of auch veaaela, and. In caae of an emergency arising, shall uae all meana conducive to the protection of the public health, and If the balance in the contin¬ gent fund la insuffldent therefor, may, with the approval of the governor and notwithatandlng the provisions of aectlon thirty-seven of the atate flnance law, ex¬ pend auch portion of the fees collected by him aa may bo needed. If such ex¬ penditure Is made the health offlcer shall render to the state comptroller on or be¬ fore the flfth day of the succeeding month a sworn Itemized atatement of all auch expenditures made during the preceding calendar month.
i 2. Section one hundred ana twenty of such chapter Is hereby amended to read as follows:
i 120. Appointment; salary. There shall continue fo be a health offlcer for the port of New York appointed by the gov¬ ernor, by and with the advice and con¬ sent of the senate, whose term of offlce shall be four years, and who shall bo a doctor of medicine of good standing of at least ten years' experience in the prac¬ tice of his profession and practically fa¬ miliar with quarantlnable diseases. He shall be paid by the state an annual sal¬ ary of twelve thousand flve hundred dol¬ lars.
S 3. Sections one hundred and twenty- two and one htmdred and forty-four of such chapter, as amended by chapter three hundred and seventy-flve of the lawa of nineteen hundred and nine, are nereby amended to read, respectively, as follows:
J 122. Appointment of assistants, nurses, boatmen and others employed. The health offlcer may appoint and dismiss at pleas¬ ure deputy health offlcera, a resident phy¬ sician and an engineer of the Swinburne island hospital, and a superintendent and engineer of Hoffman Island, who may per¬ form, subject to his direction, any duty required of the health offlcer, and for whose conduct he shall be responsible. He may appoint and dismiss at pleasure as many nurses, boatmen and other em¬ ployees as may be necessary for the prop¬ er performance of the duties of his offlce. The compensation of all persons employ¬ ed under this section shall be flxed by the health offlcer within the amounts ap¬ propriated therefor.
i 144. Fees of health offlcer; payment of salaries and expenses. The health offlcer shall receive fees for his servicea at not exceeding the following rates, namely: For inspection of any vessel from a for¬ eign port, flve dollara. For lnBi)ectlon of every vessel from a domeatic port, aouth of Cape Henlopen, between May flrat and November flrst in each year, ateamera, three dollara; other vessels, one dollar. Por medical Inspection of every one hun¬ dred or fraction of one hundred steerage passengers upon transatlantic steamers, two dollara. For each special permit la- sued for the discharge of cargo, portion of cargo or baggage brought aa freight, twenty-flve centa. For sanltaiTr inspec¬ tion of every vessel after the discharge of cargo or ballast, ten dollars. For fumi¬ gation and disinfection of every vessel from an Infected port, or of such vessel as in the Judgment of the health offlcer shall require fumigation and disinfection by reason of exposure to Infection or con¬ tagion, fifty dollars, or such sum not more than flfty dollars or less than flve dollars as may In the Judgment of the health offlcer be deemed reasonable. For boarding every vessel and giving a per¬ mit between sunset and sunrise, at the request of the owner, consignee or master of the vessel when auch pratique can be given without danger lo the public health, five dollars. For vaccination of persona on vessels, each twenty-flve cents. But no charge shall bo made for the vaccina¬ tion of any person who shall have been successfully vaccinated by the medical of¬ flcer of the ship. He shall pay all the sal¬ aries and wages of the deputy health of¬ flcera and such bargemen, nurses, stew¬ ards and other employees aa may be nec¬ essary for the perfonmance of the dutlea Imposed upon him by. law for the carrying on of a quarantine establishment, and shall pay the current expenses of running a steamboat for the transportation of per¬ sons to and from the establishment, for visitation and for burying the dead. The salary of the health offlcer and of all per¬ sons appointed or employed by him, and all the expenses necessarily Incurred by him In the performance of tho dutlea of his offlce, shall bo paid by the atate out of money appropriated therefor. There may bo annually appropriated for the nealth offlcer a contingent fund which, notwithstanding any other provision of law, may be paid to him by tho treaaurer on the warrant of the comptroller. Such fund may be used by him to pay the cur¬ rent expensea of hia offlce for which an Immediate payment in cash la required, but he ahall render to the atate comp¬ troller on or before the flfth day of each month a aworn itemized atatement of all expenditures from auch fund during the • preceding calendar month. The health offlcer shall keep an account of all mon¬ eys received or disbursed by him under { thia section. This section ahall not af- j feet the liability of masters or ownera of vessels, passengers or other peraona to pay for such aervlcea, labor or work aa they are respectively required to pay or discharge by law.
i 4. This act ahall take effect October first, nlneteeen hundred and ten. State of New YorkC^sWOce of the Secre¬ tary of State, aa. :^^;i ' I have compared thS^ preceding with the original law on flle In this offlce, and do hereby certify that the same la a correct transcript therefrom arid of the whole of said original law.
SAMUEL S.  KOENIG,
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP  422. AN ACT to amend the public health law.
relative to the practice of pharmacy.
Became a law June 8, 1910. with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being preaent
The  People of the State of New  York,
represented In Senate and Assembly, do enaot aa follows;
Bection 1. Article elevan of chapter for¬ ty-nine of the lawa of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act in relation to the public health, conatltutlng chapter forty-flve of the conaolldated laws." Is hereby amended to read as follows: ARTICLE IL ' Pharmacy.
Section 290. Oeflnitlona.
231. Btate board of pharmacy; appoint¬ ments; nominations; examiners; ¦•cra- tary; expenses.
232. Powers and duties of tha board; records; employees.
233. Licenses; certlflcates; examinations; rules.
' 234. Pharmacies; drug storea; stores. 236. Apprentices and employeea.
236. Working houra and aleepina spart- menta.
237. Adulterating; miabrandlns and sub¬ stituting.
238. Poison schedules; reglatsr; opium and other preacrlptlona.
239. Conatruction of article; tsraporary permita.
240. Revocation of licenae; mlsdsmean- ora; vlolatlona and penalties.
241. Schedules A, B and C.
I 230. Deflnltlons. Aa used In this arti¬ cle: 1. "Association'' means the New York atate pharmaceutical aaaociation.
2. "Board" when not otherwiae limited, meana the New York atate board of phar¬ macy.
5. "Chemicala" when not otherwtae lim¬ ited, means the chemical materials of medlclna
4. "Council" means the New York state pharmaceutical council with a secrstary and at leaat one representative from each school of the atate appointed by the re- genta for a period of flve yeara
6 "Commlsaloner" meana the oommts- sioner of education of the state of New York; "Department," the education de¬ partment of the atate of New York; "Unl¬ veraity," the unlveraity of the atate of New York; "Regenta," the board ot re- genta of the unlveraity of the atata of New York as provided by the education law.
6. "Druga," where not otherwise limited, meana all aubstancea used as medicines or In the preparation of medicines. "Crude Druga" meana druga that have not i>een changed by manufacture except by desic¬ cation or comminution.
7. "Examiner" meana a member of the atate board of pharmacy.
8. "Formulary" means tho latest edition of the national formulary.
9. "Medicines," where not otherwiae lim¬ ited, meana a drug or preparation of druga In suitable form for use as a cura¬ tive or remedial substance.
10. "Pharmacy," whero not otherwise limited, meana the place registered by the board In which di-ugs, chemicala. medi¬ cines, prescriptions or poisons are com¬ pounded, dispensed or retailed.
U. "Pharmacology" Is the science that treats of drugs and medicines; their na¬ ture, preparation, administration and ef¬ fect
12. "Pharmacopoeia," when not other¬ wise limited, means the latest edition of the pharmacopoeia of the United States of America.
13.~ "Physician" means a practitioner of medicine as defined by article eight of this chapter; "Dentist" means a practi¬ tioner of dentistry as deflned by article nine, and "Veterinarian," means a prac¬ titioner of veterinary medicine as defined by article ten.
14. "Poisons," where not otherwiae lim¬ ited, means any drug, chemical, medicine nr preparation liable to be destructive to adult human life In quantities of alxty grains or lesa.
IB. "Rulea," where not otherwise limit¬ ed, means the rules of the board approved by the regenta.
16. "School" means any college or school of pharmacy, or the department of phar¬ macy of a university, whatever the cor¬ porate title, registered by the regenta aa maintaining a proper educational atand- ard and legally Incorporated.
17. "Secretary" means the secretary of the stato board of pharmacy.
18. "Syllabus" means the lateat edition of the syllabus adopted by the board.
i 231. State board of pharmacy; appoint¬ ments; nominations; examiners; secre¬ tary; expensea. The atate board of phar¬ macy in offlce when this sectton takes ef¬ fect shall remain In offlce until Auguat first, nineteen hundred and ten. On and after that date such board shall conalat of nine examiners, four of whom shall be residents of the city of New York. At the annual meeting of the association held in nineteen hundred and ten there shall be twenty-five licensed pharmacists nom¬ inated by ballot whose names ahall be submitted to tha regents. Immediately thereafter.
Appolntmenta. From the number thua submitted or from the other licensed pharmacists of the Btate the regenta may appoint nine persons, who ahall conatl¬ tute the board of pharmacy, whoae term of offlce shall begin on Auguat first, nine¬ teen hundred and ten, three of whom shall hold offlce for a term of one year, three for a term of two years and three for a term of three yeara. The aucceaaura of the members, whose terms of otBce have expired, shall be appointed, aa here¬ inafter provided, for a term of three years. A vacancy In the offlce of any member, caused otherwise than by ex¬ piration of term, shall be filled by tbe re¬ gents for tho unexpired term of auch member.
Nominations. Thereafter, at each an¬ nual meeting of the association, nine li¬ censed pharmacists ahall be nominated by ballot, whose names shall be aubmltted to the regenta In writing under tbe aeal of the association by the president and secretary thereof, promptly after the ad¬ journment of such meeting. From the number thus aubmltted or from the other licensed pharmacists of the state the re¬ genta may appoint three persona to suc¬ ceed the membera whoae terma of offlce expire on the following July thlrty-flrat
Examlnera. No peraon ahall be appoint¬ ed aa an examiner unleaa he ia a licenaed pharmaciat, and naa legally practiced aa such for at leaat ten years in thia state. Each of the candidates shall present proof of such quallflcatlona to the regenta The regents may remove any examiner for misconduct, incapacity or neglect of duty. Each examiner shall receive a certificate of appointment from the regenta, and be¬ fore beginning hia term of oflice ahall take and file with the aecretary of state the conatltutlonal oath of offlca The board or any committee thereof may em¬ ploy counsel, may compel tha attendanoe of wltnesaea, and may take testimony and proofs concerning all mattera wittiln Ita lurlsdlctton. The board sball make suKsb rulea approved by tbe regenta nnt tneon- Blstent with the law, aa may ba neces¬ aary for the proper performance of Ita duty, but no rule by which more than a majority vote la required for any ape- clfio action by the board ahall be amend¬ ed, auspended, or repealed by a amaller vote t»'on that required for action there¬ under.
Secretary.    The secretary ahall be a li¬ censed  pharmaciat  who haa  legally prac¬ ticed aa a pharmaciat for at least ten years In this atate.    He ahall be appointed by the j regenta, ahall hold offlce during their pleas¬ ure and shall  receive an annual salary of | three thousand  dollars,  payable from  the i moneya  received   under  this artlcie.    He ahall be the executive offlcer of the board and ahall have auch powera and ahall per¬ form auch dutlea aa are preacribed by the lulea.    The aecretary in offlce  when this article  takes  effect   afiall   continue  m  of- ' fice until hia succesaor haa been appoint¬ ed as above iirovlded.
Expensea. All feea, fines, penalties and other moneys derived from the operation of this article ahall be paid Into the atate treaaury and i.ie ieglalatm'e ahall annual¬ ly   appropriate   for   the   department   sn
amount suffldent to pay all proper sx-
pensea incurred pursuant to thia artlola. All funda In the custody of tbs state board of pharmacy when this aot takes effect shall be Immediately turned over to the department and ahall be arallable for the payment of all proper expenaes ot the board, until an appropriation Is made by tha leigislatura as above provided. When such approprtatlon is ao made the unexpended balance of the funda so turn¬ ed over to the department ahall be paid Into the atate treaaury, to be expended sa In the caae of other moneys derived from the opei-ation of this articl*.
I 231 Powera and duties of th* board: recorda; employeea. Prior to October first the board shall annually elect from Its members a preaident and a vice-president for the academic year, anf ahall hold on* or more meetlnga each year. At any meeting a majority ahall constitute a quorum; but questions prepared by the board may ba grouped and edited, or an¬ awer papera of candidatea may b* exam¬ ined and marked by committees duly au- thoriced by the board and approved bf the regents.
The board ahall havo power:
(n) To regulate the practice ot pharma¬ cology.
(b) To regulate the sale of drugs, chem¬ icals, medlclnea and polaona
(c) To regulate the employment of ap- prenticea and employeea In pharmaclea.
(d) To regulate tho working houra and Bleeping apartments of employees in phar¬ macies.
(e) To regulate and control the charac¬ ter and standard of drugs and medicines compounded and dispensed in the atate, to employ Inapectora and chemlats, to se¬ cure samples and to prevent the sale of such drugs, chemicals, medicines and poi¬ sons as do not conform to the formulae, atandarda and teata of the pharmacopoeia and formulary.
(f) To regulate the retailing of poiaons and to adopt achedulea.
tg) To Issue temporary permits limited to definite areas.
(h) To investigate alleged vlolatlona of tho provisiona of thia artlcie, to conduct hearings in respect thereto when, in Ita discretion, it appeara to be neceaaary, and to bring the same to the notice of the at¬ torney-general
Records. It shall be the duty of th* board in ita rooma provided by the re¬ genta to preserve a record of aU llcenaea and certiflcatea which ahall be open to public Inspection and shall have in ail legal proceedings the aame weight aa evi¬ dence that Is given to a record of con¬ veyance of lands. It ahall render annual¬ ly to the regents and the association a re¬ port of all Its proceedinga during the pre¬ ceding year.
Books, records, papera nnd propertlea of the state board of pharmacy and of each branch thereof abolished by this act ahall on or before August tenth, nineteen hun¬ dren and ten, be transferred to tho state board of pharmacy, organized under and In pursuance of the provisions of this act and shall be preserved by the board.
Employees. The clerka, stenographera, Inspectors and employeea of the atate board of pharmacy in offlce when this <tct takes effect shall be transferred to the department. The rulea of the board, made as hereinbefore provided, shall specify the number of clerks, stenographer^, inspec tors and employees, necessary to carry out the provisions of this article. The clerks, stenoErraphera. Inspectoral and em¬ ployees transferred to the department aa above provided, or hereafter employed, shall bo subject to the same rnles as to appointment and service aa the other em¬ ployeea of the department.
1 233. Licenses; certlflcates; examina¬ tions; rulea. Satisfactory evidence veri¬ fied by oath shall be required by the re¬ gents of all candidates for admlBaloii to tha examlnationa.
Pharmacist They ahall admit to th* examination for pharmacist any candi¬ date that pays a fee of ten dollars and
1. Ia more than twenty-one years of ag*.
2. Is of good moral character.
8. Had prior to beginning the flrat year of study In the school flfteen counta oc the equivalent.
4. Haa atudied pharmacology aa outlined in the ayllabus not less than two years in a achool.
B. Has either received the diploma ot graduate In pharmacy or equivalent de¬ gree from a school, or a licenae confer¬ ring the full right to practice pharmacol¬ ogy In aome foreign country registered aa meeting the minimum requirementa of thia artlcie. The diploma of graduate lit pharmacy or equivalent degree ahall not be conferred on any one that did not flle with the school at matriculation the phar¬ macy atudent certlflcate required above.
6. Haa had four years' experience in a registered pharmacy, ono year of which experience within five years of the date of application must have been In a phar¬ macy of tho United Statea under the per¬ sonal supervision of a pharmacist.
Druggist They ahall admit to the ex¬ amination for druggist any candidate that pays a fee of flve dollars and
1. Is more than eighteen yeara of ago.
2. Is of good mor.il character.
3. Has the preliminary and profeaaional education required by the rulea.
4. Has had three years' experience In a registered pharmacy, one year of which experience within flve yeara rf the date of application must have been In a phar¬ macy of the United Statea under the per¬ sonal auperviaion of a pharmaciat- or druggiat.
Apprentice. They shall admit to the ex¬ amination for apprentice any candldat* that paya a fee of one dollar and
1. Ia more than flfteen years of age.
2. Ia of a good moral character.
3. Has begun an apprenticeship for the term of practical experience required by thia   article.
Storekeeper. They ahall admit to the examination for storekeeper any candi¬ date that paya a fee of three dollars an¬ nually and
1. Ia more than twenty-one years of ag*.
2. Is of good moral character.
3. Has had experience in dealing la drugs, chemicals, medicines and poisons.
Examinations. The board ahall aubmit to the regents aa required auitable quea- tlona for thorough examination tn phar¬ macology, both written and practical, as outlined In the ayllabua.
From these questions the secretary shall prepare question papers In accordance with the rulea which at any Axaminailoa ahall t>e the aame for ail candidatea Ex¬ amlnationa for license shall be given In at least three convenient placea In the state and at leaat four timea annually in accordance with the rulea. The practl. al examinations shall be conducted by tha examiners, the written by (ha to^t^r.ia- On receiving from the board an .ifflrlai report that an applicant has rucccssfuily pspbed the examlnationa and la recom¬ mended for licenae. the regenta shall Is¬ sue to him a licenae to practice accord¬ ing to the qualiflcatlons of th* applicant Every license shall be Iaaued by the re¬ gents under aeal and ahall be signed by the commlaaloner. each examiner and by the aecretary. Every certlflcate shall be issued by the board aubject to rule and shall be signed by the secretary Appu. cants examined and licensed by other Mate examining boarda registered by the re¬ gents aa maintaining atandarda not lower than those p/ovlded by thU article may without further examination, on payment of twenty-five dollars to the regenta and on submitting auch evidencg aa they may require, receive from them an endorsement of their licenses or diplomas cmferring all righta and privileges of a regents' li¬ cense after examination.
Before any licenae or certlflcat* la !¦• sued It shall be numbered and property recorded, and Its number shall be'< noted In tbe license or certificate. The regents on the recommendation of tb* board may revoke a licenae or awiul a oertiflcft*. fur cauae. Rulea.    The rules of tlw board and or
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