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¦ ^¦¦^ T^T^T^/'^T^ m "The Largest Incoiporated Village on Long IsJaixl—Freeport
i^ Jx^P-F^ |Jf J Fv I <i»j»Occupie$ Prominent Position Among Villages of the Empire State/'— "¦¦ •¦'^ •*• ^^^-i*^ J- Secretary of State FRANCIS M. HUGO.
PERSONAL MENTION iZt m^h''«'t^T t'"'".' ^ "!* ^^r:
; port High School Track .Meet which ——~ I was held several weeks ago.
-The wedding: of Mlas .Myra Chase to A\ . Houtbard, non of Mr. and .Mrs. J. H. Southard will he performed on June 20. .Ml8« Chase, wjio lives on Pussel Place, Is popular among the younger set.
Dallas Reach''l8 now working as a' cadet in Pleasant Valley, N. Y, j
LOCAL AUXILIARY IN COUNTY CHAPTER
UNCLAIMED LETURS
FREEPORT CHURCHES'
The regular monthly meeting of the Freeiwrt Branch will be held at the Freeport Club on Tue.sday, June 12, It looks good to see the Rev. Saul j ' lal 3 o'clock. All members are urged
?;;...VH'"r ATI/h*" ^"''c'' ^^"'"'^ Hhfldren's I.a> at Methodist fhureli"' »^ P"-*""*""''
JTrms' The? were T duty all day "^^'^ ^''^ '« «"*• «' '"^^ ^""^^^ --"^^ "^^^ '^¦*'""^" ^'°""'>- ''"^^^'"^ "'•'^^"'-
in i».o ».....i.> w»...« ,Z^ .v,«™k,_. ^t I '" evidence flowers are everywhere; elude all the Red Cross organizations
be eUrare prepar^ to take upTrms ^»'*' '^'^^"^ '^^^ ""* '« "^^^'^ '« »he I in the county. In order to effect thi..
for 2 coun ry^ir^s^ouTd be^^^^^^^ Tn^in "i^"'".' f^ 'l' '"\nVTd''rTT '"' »^"?P«'^"'^' ^7
I casion. And all through the observ- Cliff and Glen Cove, which previously
ance of the day runs the thought of | had charters as Chapters, have dis-
the worth of child life and the impor-'. solved themselves as Chapters and
tance of properly training It. In fact ¦ have become branches directly under
Children's Day is really Kducation .
Uay. I
.Next Sunday is Children's Day at
tbe Methodist Church, and at the |
morning service there will be infant ;
baptism and a sermon by Dr. Curtice i
on "High Grade Teaching: What hte,j
1
£on that all young men In tbe coiu jnunity should take heed to.
The Home Onard as a unit is an ex- 'Cellent looking body of men and F''ree- iiort has cause to feel proud of them. They showed the flne results of their military training on Tuesday. They wfni through evpiy oider without a i>hinder.
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The Freeport liaseball Team is be- : .j(i lining to make a name lor itself tven i.uia early iu the .season, 'i'he team has won all its games so far. Many ball fans aiu anxious to sec the iioiiit; boya in combat with the col- , .oied stars wno play down at Heuser's , grounds. j
James J. .Nolan has joined the army «1 auioinobile owners. He has pur- i thased a Dodge car and will soon be •seen burning up the roads, ilicycle; iioiice, dou t read this. \
Church Has to do With It."
In the evening there will be a spe¬ cially prepared program of recitations and songs .given^y tlie children and young people of the Sunday School. This Is always an attractive service and calls together a great company of the parents and friends of the voting people. Everybody is invited, but you had better come early if you want a good seat.
iJftvard Fearon, a resident of Drook- lyn, has taken the John Searles home on .North Uergeii I'lace for the suiu- -iner.
.i. Huyler l-Jllison, secretary lo Cou- .giessnian Fred C. Hicks, returned to A^ashingion again Saturday, after iil>endiiig some time home attending Ti.o flremanic affairs.
James lirown, foriner commission¬ er of jurors, is asiiociated with Clai- jiiice A. Kdwards in the insurance"bus¬ iness on Railroad Avenue.
-Mrs. t;harles H. Scholey, our .So¬ cial Worker, has been obliged to give iiji the work of the neighborhood aud ;go up in the mountains.
(-leorge Christians, of Cornwell
JirulKc, Conn., formerly of this vil-
Juge, spent several days in Freepori ihis week.
J. \V. Phillips, of .Merrick, formerly of Freeport, oue of the iiiosi genial .of the salesmen of the New Vork Tel¬ ephone Comi>any, celebrated his GOth biiilKlay oil Thursday.
NOTK K OF MFKTI.Ni; TO HKAR COMrLAI.VTS
i TAKK .NOTICK; The Assessors of I the Village of Freeport, .N. Y., have j prepared their Assessment Roll for I the current year; thai a copy there¬ of, was deposited with the Village I Clerk al his ofllce, 46 West .Merrick i Road, in such village on .May 31, Iiil", j where it may be seen and examined 1 by any person until i TCF:SDAY. junk id, ]<j17,
and that on such day, at said Village I Clerk's Offlce, between the hours of j of Red one o'clock in the afternoon and tive'all: o'clock in the afternoon, the said As¬ sessors will meet for the purpose of completing such Assesnient Roll and of hearing and determining com¬ plaints in relation thereto, on the ap¬ plication of any person conceiving himself aggrieved thereby. Dated June 5, 1917,
SIDNFY H. SWEZKY, JOHN H. .MAHNKKN, FRANKLIN BKDEM., SIIJ^S A, WILLIAMS, HKNRY L. .MAXSON,
Asses.sors,
the Nassau County Chapter
The former officer.s of the .Nassau County Chapter have resigned, and the new oBlcers are as follows
Chairman, .Mrs. Henry P. Davison; vice-chairman. .Mrs, K. D. .Morgan; secretary, .Mrs. W. W. Cocks; treas¬ urer, .Mr. George S. l'.:iiioi-y. The Ex¬ ecutive Committee is composed of all the men of the branches and au.xilia¬ ries in the county.
At a meeting of Ihi.s Executive Board on Friday, June I, the follow¬ ing resolution was adopted:
"Resolved, that the application of the Freeport Auxiliary, American Red Cross, to become a branch di¬ rectly under the .Nassau County Chapter, pursuant to the vote taken at the meeting called and held .May 3. 1!>I7, be granted and that the said organization be hereby recognized as the Freeport Branch, American Red Cross; be it further
Resolved, that the offlcers elect¬ ed al the meeting of the l-'reeporl organization held .May 3. 1(117, be recognized as the duly elected of¬ ficers of said Branch." The following articles, printed un¬ der the direction of ex-I'resident Taft, chairman of ihe C<'iili-al Committees Cross, may bc of interesi to
Freeport, ."'iew Vorfc« I'ost Office jBne 4th, 1917
. Bernard, P. A. W. . Bernard. Philip A.
3. Brown. .Miss Celia
4. Becker, Dr. Philip S.
5. Cooney, F. J.
6. Cornell, Thomas H.
7. Camman, Dr. D. M.
8. Garvey. Earl L.
9. Harris, H. J.
10. Herbert, Frank
11. Hanson, Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer
12. .M»raweter, E. R.
13. SnUth. Harry B.
14. SImes, Chas. F.
T. BENSON S.MITH. P. M
LMAL NOnCBfl
le(;ai. moticks
.Mrs. Robert H. Hunt, of Oceaii Ave¬ nue, was operated opon at the .Metho- <Hfet Hospital in Brooklyn last Satur- <lay. Ue arc glad to repoil a rapid recovery.
-Mr. R. Cole has relurned home from college to spend the sunimer vacation with his parents.
On .Monday afternoon medals and ibbons were distributed to the win-
Wednesday evening, July 11, prom¬ ises to be a memorable occasion, when Ad el ph us Council of Brooklyn will visit Fraternal Council, and several candidates will be initiated by the fainoiis degree team of Fraternal Council.
There will be an installation of of¬ ficers on the 13th inst. Refre.shnients will be served, and it is anticipated thai a large number will be oresent.
Drawing the Line. A Wichita man has sued his wife for divorce because she cursed him, smoked cigarettes and kicked liis shins. No lady will kick a gentlemau'it Bhlns.—Emporia Gazette.
»——
"The supreme test
OF THE NATION HAS COME. WE MUST AU. SPEAK, ACT, AND SERVE TOGETHER." -woodrot^ jnuon.
We shall spare neither efforts nor expense to meet the demands on us—first for military preparedness and next Jar the urgeiU com¬ mercial service.'' —theodore n. vail
Prt*. Americun 'I'tltphoa* dt Tetrtraph Co.
THIS COMPANY has for »ometime been making ex¬ tensive arrangements to meet all possible contingencies:
It haa built additional telephone plant of all types, such as central office buildings, central office •witchboards, cables, aerial lines and other equip* ment.
Its engineering force has developed substitutes to take the place of certain raw materials which it has been impossible to secure because of the European War.
It has sought and trained hundreds of new em¬ ployees -who are now taking their places In the system and assisting in furnishing telephone service to tbe public.
It has sought to gain the cooperation of the public by means of advertising campaigns, pointing out the correct use of the telephone, so that by closer cooperation between company and public better service might result.
IN THE PRESENT EMERGENCY there wlU be demands upon all telephone companies, no matter how well prepared, for an unprecedented amount of service for commercial needs aud in the National Defense.
Your eoop»ration in th* u** of Ihi* s*rvic* yyill . h*tp tnuk* It ino*l ^fftetio*.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO.
"A ureal part of the work of tlie Red Cross is directed and carried on by men and women serving withoui any pay.
All accounts of the Red Cro.ss are audited by ihe United States War De¬ partment.
Tbe Red Cross has a permanent en dowment fund of more 'than $1,000,- OOO. The expenses of Red Cross' ad¬ ministration are mostly paid out of the income from this fund and from the membership dues.
At least 95 cents out of every dol¬ lar given the Red Cross for relief work Is spent for relief work. Until recently no deduction whatever was made from European relief donations for adminisi rative expense. A deduc¬ tion of not more than 5 per cent is aiilhorized in the Red Cross charter.
If the American people arc uoing lo support their Red Cross in our na¬ tional emergency, lliey must join it. In Japan one person in everv tw(>nty- two is a member of the Japanese Red Cross. In Gennany one jierson in every forty belongs to the German Red Cross, In Russia one out of every 142 persons is a Red Cross nieiiiber, but in the Cniied States onl> one out of every 291 persons belongs to the Red Cross.
Thor are six kinds of memhiM'sliips:
Annual member, annual dues %\: siibscrihing nieber, aniii;fcl dues $2; I (iiij'ribiiting ineiubei, annual' dues, iii,: snsiaininu member, annual dues Jlo: life mrmhcr, one payment $25; patron, one payment, $100.
Heavy demands will inevitably be made upon the Red Ci'o«<s in the iiear rntiire. and it is earnestly liojied tbat Fieeport will assume its share of the resiponsihility. ^
mi:kki('k school >otks
The following pupils were perfect in •ittendanee for the calendar month of May: Room I, .Mary Baldwin, Bertha Goslin. Howard Giinznhauser. Sylvia Johnston. Raymond Carpenter. Jea- nette Vian, Walter Baldwin.
Room IT, Theodore Wright, Frances Jonard, Lillian Block. Alice Grieves, Dorothy Borel, Genevieve Borel, Pearl Gunzenhauser, Roberta Johnston, Helen Jonarch. Kalhryn Phillips, Jo¬ seph Barton, Robert Greaves, Roger May, Charles Offerman. George Otto. Andrew Rogers, Walter Wood. Fred Simes, Joseph .McAteer.
Room III. George Cook. David Greaves, Harry Llech, John McAteor, Cardno May, Wilton .May. Perry Mar- aglio, Robert Miller, Vernon Tepe. Ma¬ rian Anthony, Mary Cook. Etorothea Goodenough, Margarlte Leadley, Lulu Meeklng. Wella .Mepham, Susan .Metz- ger, Agnes Rogers.
Room IV, Howard Bartow, Rinaldo Phillips, Richard Thaum, Roland Wceber, Helen Beyerle, Bertha Block, 1.018 Greaves, Marie Maraglio, May .Mulasky, Helen Otto.
The present attendance for the month follows: Rf>om I, 94.29: Room II. 96.92; Room III, 96.43; Room IV. 94.43. PJntire school. 95.97.
Grade examinations for grade cer¬ tificates will be held Wednesday and Thursday, June 13 and 14.
Commencement exercises will be held Friday evening. June 22.
LAWS OF NEW YONK—By AutherHy. CHAi. Ml.
AN ACT to amend th« exM-utiv* Imw, la relation to creatine th« department of state pollc« and d«flnliis tha pow«rs and dutlea ef Ita force, and maklnc an ap¬ propriation therefor. Brnmroe a law April 11. in7, with the
approval of the (Jovernor. Passed, three-
flfths beinc preaent
an thoa* UabU ta aerrtee tal the mllltt^ out not aervlBB In tha national cuard or In ^he naral mllltia of the atate.
I !. Buch chapter Is herebr amended hr* Inserting tharein after sectlOD flve a aaw •ectloa. to be aeetion flve-a. to raad •• follows:
I fr-a. OrKanlaatlons and volunte«f« ffrom the reserve mllltia The sovemar may, at any time, order, authorise
The People of the State of New Tork. ' ''»'-<>wnl«« such oraanlsations of the re¬
de
FARM RFFORTS
The Farm Rureau of Nassau Comi¬ ty has made arrangements with the Federal. Jiepartment to receive daily market news. The reports will cover the movements of potatoes, fruit, let¬ tuce, carrots, cabbage and strawber¬ ries that are shipped into New York, giving the prices and quantity receiv¬ ed by dealers.
This information will be available every morning, and anyone in the county can bave such information bv telephoning the Farm Bureau. Phone .No. 1177 Garden City.
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18 MILES FROM NEW TORK CITT
represented In Senate and Assembly, enact aa follows:
, Section 1. Chapter twenty-three of the lawa of nineteen hundred and nine, on- titled "An act In relation to exectitU-'e offl¬ cera. constituting chapter eishteen of the consolidated lawa." Is herebv ampiidpil hy InsertiiiK therein a new nrtlcle. to be arti¬ cle nIne-a, to read as follows: ARTlrLE »-A. Department of 8t»t^ Police. I Bectlon 92. Department of atate pollct.
created: sut>erlnteiideiit; offlce." 1 S3. Deputy; clerk; stenojjrapliers. I M. Organization; salarle-i. gualilicailuns: j appointment and reappointment; terra; rules and reKulattons. K. Equipment. ! 9(i. Acquisition of lands; power of siiper- I Intendent.
I 97. Duties and powers of members of the I state police
I t 92. Department of state police rrfat- : ed: superintendent; offltes. A department j of stute police Is hereliy created, the ex¬ ecutive aud admlniatrHtive heiiil of whl^-h shall be a supejilnlendeiit who shall be I appointed by the KO\prnor by snd with I the advice and consent of the »eimte for : a term of five years, and Hhall receive I nn annual salary of five thou:<and dollars ; and shall be removable by tlin goxenior i after charges have bfeii preferre<l ami h I hearing granted The superiiiteiideiit I shall before entering upon the dillle!" of his offlce flle in the offli-^ of the seiielaiy I of state a hond to the people of the Mtiile I cf New York in the Hiini of twenlyllve I thousand dollars, with a siirsly or aiire- I ties to be approved bv the (jo^eriior. roii- ' dltioned on the faithful prrforinuiue of 'i his dutle.i. auitable offlc es for the depart- I ment uf state police shull t>e provld'd in I Albany by the tiiistees of public biiildiiiKi*. 8 93. Depuiy; i-leik: steiiographfis. llie superintendent may atiiioint a deiiut.\ ut an annual salary of tweiily-flve IiuikIdmI dollars, a clerk at an anniial salary of llfteen humlreil dollais unci two gleiiuKra- phers at aiiiuiai salaries of twelve hiin- ; dreil dollars each.
{ M. Organi/.allon; salaries: riunlitlca- , tions; appointment Riiif reuppoliitinciit; ' term: rules and regulatlniig. The ."late- ! police shall consist of four troops, einh I composeil of one captain at iiii annual : Balmy of elKliteen bundred dullars one lieutenant at an annual salary of flf- I teen hundred dollurs, one lliat eer- I geanl at an annual .sulai'.\ "f twelve 1 hiiiiilred dollars, four scrKeaiits at an- ¦ nuiil Baliirles of eleven hundreii dollars each, four corporals at annual salaries of nine hundred and fttty dollars each, one sadiller and one blacksmlih. each having , the rank and saUiiy of corporal, and for¬ ty-flve privates at aiiiuiBl salaries of nine humlred dollars each. The memhers of the state police shall bo appointed l,\ the I nuperinteiiileiit and m.iy be removed by him after a lipailiig No person shail be appointed to the state police force unless he shall be a litlzen of the fnited Klales, j between llie ages of twcnly-one ai'd forty : years, able to ride, of sound c onsliliilion and good inor.il cliiiracler. nor until he I shall have passed a physiiai mid mental ; examination bused upon staiiilaids pro- I vlded by tlie rules iiiid reBulatlons of the Buperlntendent Appolnlmeiit and reap¬ pointment to the ioroe shall lie for a term of two years. Vohiiitarv wllbdiawal fniin the force during such term wilhout the consent of the superiiilendeiit shall be a misdemeanor. Heappointmeiil shall be made by the superlnlenilent In his disc re¬ tion liut I.o memiier removed from the force shall he eligible to reappoliilmeiil. The Huperintendent shall make rules and regulations sub.lect lo approval b^ the governor for the discl|p|lne and control of ' the force and for the examination an,I gualillcHlloii.i of applicHnls for appoint¬ ment thereto 1 i 9;,. Kipiipment. The Biiperlnleiident shall provide the alale police force, wiih¬ in llie amouni of appropriations therefor, with horses, vehicles, unlfoi-mH and suit¬ able ecjulpmeiil and supplies, all of which shall remain the property of the slate, and he shail have power lo sell the same I when they shall become unfit for use. ami ' all moneys received therefor he shall pay Into the stale treasury.
i 9i;. .\ci|iiisltlon of liinds: power of su¬ periniendent. The superintendent shall I from time lo time eslabliah headiiuariers I or Fubstatlons In such localities as he shall deem most suitable for the eflb lent ' performance of iiolice duly In the rural poiljons of Ihe .slate, nnd for thai ptnpose he may. with Ihe consent of the novel nor, acc|vilre the use of landv and Injiil- Ings for the acconiinodation of the lueni bers of the force, their e<iulpnieiil and horses.
i MT Duties and powers of membeis of the slale rxdi'e It shall b« the dun of the stale police to Iirevent and dele, t crime and apprehend crlmliials Hhev sliall also be HUbJicl to the 'all of tl,« governor and are empowered to .o-opei- Hle with an.v other depiirlment ..( i>,e stale or wilh local siilhorilles ¦|'lie\ sluill have power to arr»si witliout n '.\ ,ii i :ii,i. any person •iimmitlliiK or nlleiiiptiuc to commit within Ihelr iireseiu e oi view a bleach of Ihe peioe oi other violation of law. to serve and execute warrants of - arrest or search Issued by proper author- I Ity and to exercise all olher iiowei^ of peace offlcers of the slate of .New Vnrk Bui they siiail not exorcise their powers wiihin the liniils nf any city lo suppics- rioting and disorder except bv cliie.llon of the governor or upon the request of the mayor of the city with the appioviil of the governor
I 2, The sum of five hundred tlionsmd dollars Hr>00,ilOOl, or so much tlieMnf n% may be necessary. Is hereby appioprKiie'l out of any moneys tn the state tie:isuiy not otherwlMe appropriated for tiie pay¬ ment of salaries and expenses nf the de- Iiarlment of slate [Millce . reated by all!- , rle nine-a of the exe. utive law-, ar added I bv this acl, and for carr.\ lug out the provisions of such article, to be paid by the state treasurer upon the warrant of the complroller
I 7 This act shall take effect Immedi¬ ately
State of New Vork. Offlce of the Becre¬ tary of f'.tate, ss I I have cc.mpared ihe preceding with the i original law c,n file In this offlce. and do \ heieby certify lliat the same Is a correct ; transcript Ilierefrom and of the whole of said original law- {
FRA.NCIS M mno,
Hecrelary c,f .Slate
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
I IIAI' l.'d -;
AN Af'l' to amend Iiid inllltar.\ law-. In
reiutlon to liie reserve miiilia and voliin- ;
teers ilierefctr '
Hec-aine a law April «, 191T. with the I approval of the <'.overnor. Pasaed. three- | nftns belnK piesent
The I'eople of the Stale of New York, represented in Senate and ABsembly, do ' enact as follows: 1
Bee lion 1, Sec lion five of chapter forty- I one of Ihe laws ccf nineteen hnndred and : nine entitled 'An act In relation to the ¦ mllltia, constituting (hapter thlrty-su of i the i-onsol:datecl laws," ni amended b\ ' chapier live hundred and alxty-eight ofl laws of nineteen hundred and sixteen, la | hereby amem'ed to read as follow k \
I 0. Designation and division ot the mi- < litla The militia of the state shall hs divided Into two parts; the ac tive and the reserve milltis; the active militia (hall consist of tha -organized and unlformeil miliiary forces known as the natlonsl Kuard. and of the organized and uniform¬ ed naval forces known as the naval ml- tlUa: the roiMnra mllltia ahall consist of '
servo mllltia. or of deslirnateo cla
therenf. or of vftunteara therefrom, as h* I may (Leewt to be for the pablic Interest, : and may preeoTib* therefor such parta o* the regulallona govaming tha active ml- '. lltla as may l>e applicable thereto or ••- tabllah apecial regulatlona therefor, or both, as he maj^ deem proper The roT- ernor may, at any time, provide for th* separate organlrntlon, or autnorlse th* •ervice and enrollment In organlsatlona of the reserve militia, of persona volunteer¬ ing for such service, not otherwtae aul»- )ect to mtlltar>- duty, under section on* of this chapter.
I 3. This act ahall take effect Immedi¬ ately.
Btate of N'ew Tork, Offlce of the Secretary of Slate, sa:
I have compared the preceding with th* original law on flle in this offlce, and do heieby certify that the same Is a correct transcript therefrora and of the whole of' •aid original law
FRANCIS M HCiJO.
Secretary of Stat*.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
I'MAI- ITO AN ACT to amend the conservation law, witii respect lo Ihe taking of flsh and game.
Recame a law April 11. 1917. with th* approval of fhe Oovernor. I'assed. thr**- llfths being present.
The I'eople of the State of New Tork. represented In Seiinte and Assembly, do enact ss follows:
Section 1, Subdivision one of section on* hundred and seventy-seven of chapter alx hundieil and forty-seven of the laws of nineleen bundled and eleven, entitled "Afli acl relating to conservation of land, for- est.ci. water.'!, park, hydraulic power, flah and game, constituting chapier slxty-Ov* of the consolidated laws. " a* adde<l hy chapter iliree hundred and eighteen of the laws of nliioteen hundred and twelve, and amended by chapier flve hundred and eight of the laws of nineteen hundred and Ihlrteen and chapter ninety-lwo of tiie laws of nineteen hiindreil and four¬ teen, la heieby amended to read as fol¬ lows:
1. Manner of taking game l.ame pro- tected by law shall, only he taken In th* da\ lime after sunrise and hefore sunset with a gun tired at arm » leiinth. wliiiout rest unlesii oilierwiae specillc nllv permit¬ ted by this article Tiaps for tlie purpos* of tafilng fuibeHrlng animals piolected bjr law- shall not be slaked or sei In any man¬ ner during the c lose season for the sam* A person ma.v take birds and ciuadrupeds, dm llli; tile open aeason therefor, with lh* Hid .,f a dog unless specltlcally iirohlhited by this article An) duly organised asso- c latiou for the protection of game maf . run fleld trials for dogs at any time upon 111 thlniiig wrltleii permission from the con- sei'vatloii c'oniiiiission
I 2. This ac I shall take effect Immedi¬ ately
Slate of New I'ork. Offlce of the Secre¬ tary of State ss
I liiive .-oni pic led the preceding with th* original law on flle in this offlce. and do heieby rei tlf\ that the same is a correct traiisc ripi ihprerrom and uf the whole of said original law
I'HANCIS M milo,
Secretary of Htate.
LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority.
c'llAl' ITl
AN ACT to amend Ihe mlllliiry law. I*
relBtlon lo llie naval mllltia
Hecame a law April 12, 19IT. with th* approval of the Oovernor. Passed, thre*- flfths iieliig present
llie Peo|ile of Ihe Slate of .N'ew Vork. I epiesentecl In Henate and Assembly, do eiiac I as follon-s
Section 1 Aillcle Ibree of chapter for- t.\-oiie of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled -An act In relation to the mllllla, constituting chapter tlilrly- slx of the .onsolldated laws.- Is heieby iimeiicleci tiy adding at the end theieof * new- sectli^n, lo bo aeetion slxty-twu, t* le.iil aa followa
8 02. Chief petty offlcera, petty offlcar* Slid enlisted iiieii of the navnl mlllllu re- '¦ >e I V e Tliere shall he a reserve list for ¦ hief petly offlc ers, peltv ofllc ers and en- Iistecl men of the naval militia Tiie gov¬ ernor nmy place on this list any of the following perseuis on their own recpiest;
any chief p^ enlisted man dutv wilh t lug olllcer ( npproval of iwcv:il milllli
oil wlio I
chief |,
istecl mn iiaij(ud
ll.V offlcer, petlv officer and
of llie naval militia on a'tlv* le iippiciviii of Ihe conimand- if lus oignul/.ailon, aiid the
Ihe otlle er c ciniiiiaiidiiig iha , of the stnte, HMcl any per-
heived ill the naval mllltia a*
.- otth end hi rei roll
[.eltv
ifTi.
ir *n-
in lione.iably dla-
Applica val militia
for en-
lese
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list id).,! Into ino classes de.signat- iveu 'I 'hcss A' nnd '-i -liiss H " will . uiisi;-c| t,f (hlef petl.v offl- oltheis and enlNled men avail- aide to Illl \aeaiie-ies In tiie oiKani/.a,tion* of tlie naval miiilia In Ibe service o| (he liiited States -Class H will e-onsist of chief petty offlcers. p-tlv offlc ers and en- ll-ted men for seivice in cb'pol units The term cif enllstinenl in holh classes ahull he one vear and eaili iipplh ant may be rc'i|iilied to be examlnecl plivslcallv and otheiwise In sue h maiinei as the gov er- noi may dulerinliie boili befoie being plucc-d e,ii thin list and from lime to time ther(;»rtei Time spent on tlila list sIihII not he e ipdiled to a person thereon In th* < oni|iutallciii of senloiitv. pay, length uf MM V I. <¦ or Ihe privileKia and exempliona peiiainiiig therelo liepot units may he eBlahllsiiect In a' c-ordance with regiilutlona to be macle hv tlie governor Hiid such depot units ahail not be called on for duty outside of the Htate and Ihe navigable wateia of the lulled Stales and Atlantio i*>ean contlgnoiia therelo. except In ess* of emergency to he determined by the governor, cletnlls. asslgnmenls and promo¬ tions shall he upon the nomlnsilon of ths senior offlcer em tha nsval mllllla reaerv* list whenever the offlcer commandljjg th* naval mllltia of llie state la In the actual service c.f the lulled Hiales Th* ff*ver- nor In advance of a.'i organization enter¬ ing into ths actual aervlce of the Cnltetl Slates may authorize the Issue for Us dep'ct unil or units of such arms, eejuip¬ ment colora, wpiipage hooka of Instrui!- tion ancl of record and other supplies a* may be necessary for the proper perform¬ ance cif the ctiity reciuired. and such laau* mav he mode to an offlier or offlcers c«im- inissloned in said depot unit, or to an offi¬ cer or offlcers of the organization for whl'h salit depot unit la formed Each c.fflcer and member of a depot unit to whom public- properly la Issued shall l>* Iiersonall.v responsible lo the stnte f<>r said properly to the aamo exieiil Ihat offlcera, chief petty offlcers, petlv offlcera aild en¬ listed men of the naval itiIIIIh* are reapon- slble for puhlic propertv Isaued to them. Persons o(i Ihls llal mav be tranaferred hv Ibe governor to dejiot imils ancl may ¦^returned bv him to Ihls list In hla dls- Iclion. and shall en lov a preference In he fiirmHllon of aiii b units ss In this (hnieler In such case is provided.
f 2 1'lila act shsll take effect lmm*4l- aielv.
State of Now -^'ork, fifflre of the Recr*' tary of State, aa
1 have "ompHred the preceding with th* original law on file In this offlce, and d* herebv rerilfv that Ihe same la a correct Iranscript tlierefrom and of the whole of aald oriiflnal law
FRANPJB M HCOO,
8*cretary of Bt*t«.
*So In ortclnal. \
