LEGAL NOTICES.
LAWS or NEW YORK—¦/ Attth*Hty.
CHAP. a. AN ACT to amend tke village law. In re¬ lation to report to state t%x commlaslon
of incorporation of village*-.
B«cam* a law March 1, 1917. with tli* approval of th* Governor. Paaxed, three- flftha being present.
The People of the Btate of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do •nact aa follows:
8*ctlon 1, Section twenty-two of chap¬ ter alxty-four of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act relat¬ ing to villages, constituting chapter sixty. four of the consolidated laws," Is hereb.y amended to read aa follows:
I 22. Report of lnrorpoi'*ition. After ten and within fifteen days from the flllng of the certificate of election, if no appe.al baa been taken, or within flfteen days after the flllng of n flnal decision sustain¬ ing the election, the town clerk with whom auch certillcate is flled shail deliver a oertlfled copy thereof to the secretarv of etate. tax commission and to the county tierk of each county in which anv' part of such village is situated, together with a Btatement of the population of •uch village aa It appears by the proposi¬ tion for incorporation.
I £ Thia act shall take effect Immedi¬ ately. Btat* of New York, Offlce of the Secre- ;
tary of State, ss:
1 have compared the preceding with the orirlnal Inw'oii flle In this offlce, and do hereby certify that Ihe same is a correct transcript therefrom ancl of the whole of •aid oriainal law.
FRANCIS M. HCOO. Secretary of Stat*.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Autherity.
CHAP. 2« AN ACT to amend the canal law. In rel.-i-
tlon to the appointment of a canal
traffic agent by the auperlntendenl of
public works.
Became a law March 1, 1917. with tho ' approval of the Governor. Pasaed, three- llfths being present.
The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Bectlon I. Chapter thirteen of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, enlitled "An act rfdating to canals, constituting chapter flve of the conaolldated laws," Is hereby amended hy adding at the eiicl c)f article four thereof a new section, lo bo known us section forty-nine, to read aa follows:
t *9. The superintendent of public works •hall appoint a canal trafllc agent whose duty it shall be, under hl.-i illrectlon. lo ' collect and tabulate Information and <lala relative to cmial iransiwnlation, tran.s- ¦pfirtation of freiglii lo and from localilie.s which are fvieders to the canal s.vsteni. and rales ami transportallc.ui costs to ancl from points beyond the limits of the cuniil ¦ystem. bv waler ftnd by lailrcmd, when a portion of the- route may be by canal. Such data, together with all necessary In- , lormallon relnlive to canal transporta¬ tion, shall be arraiiKeil in convenient ' form and furnished by the superintend¬ ent of public- w'cuks to Iho.'^ce interesled, but no person shail be eli^tilile for sucli appointment who has not had general famlllarlly or cxpcrlenco witti freight I transportation matlcrK. The superintend¬ ent of public works shall also from time to time Issue In the form of pamphlets or otherwise such data and Information u.n in his Judgment may promote and eu- ' courage commerce on the canals.
S 2, This act shall take erfcct Immedi- ' ately. State of New York, Offlce of the Sev.re-
tary of .State, ss:
I have compared the preceding with the original law on flle In Ihls ofHco, and clo hereby certify that the aame is a correct | transcript therefrom and of the whole of aald original law.
FRANCIS M. HCGO. Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority.
CHAP. 27. AN ACT to amend Ihe village law. In re¬ lation to the disposal of garbage and rubbish and the Issuance ot bonds there¬ for.
Became a law March 1, 1!117. with tho 1 approval of the Governor. Passed, three- ' flfths being present.
The People of the State of New York. I represented In Senate and Assembly, do ! enact as follows: '
Section I. Subdivision twenty-flve of j •ectlon eighty-nine of chapier sixty-four ' of the lawa of nineteen hundreel and nine. entitled "An act relating to villages, con- I •tltutlng chapter sixty-four of the con¬ solidated laws." as amended by chapier one hundreel and fourteen of Ihe laws of nineteen hundred and sixteen, is hereby amended to read as follows:
25, Disposition of garbage and ashes, a. May provide for the removal from the bulldlng.s in said village and for the dis¬ position of swill, garbage, ashes and rub¬ bish of said buildings, or for the removal and disposition of the swill nnd garbage alone, or tho ashes alone, cither directly through tbe emiiloyees of said village or by contracliiift wIWj"other persons, provid- ' ed, however, that authority shall be llist obtained therefor by a proposition adopt¬ ed at a viiiage election, which proposillon ¦hall stute Ihe maximum amount to be i expended for auch purpose or purposes In any one year, !
b. Upon the adoption of a proposition ; therefor at a village election, may estah- ¦ lish or construct a plant for the disposal ' of 8-Wlll, garbage, riibbl.sh and ashes. oi- any of them, and may purchase or lease real property therefor and vehicles or other appnrtenaccs to be used In connec¬ tion therewith. Such propoaltlon shail state the estlmaled maximum and mini¬ mum cost thereof. I'lion the aceiiilslllon , of such plant, may, without the adoption ; of any proposition as to the amount to be expended therefor In any one year, op¬ erate the same and collee t and dispose of ¦will, garbage and rubbish, either directly through the employees of said vlllage or by contracting with olher iiersons for a period not exceeding flve years.
9 2. S.ectlon one hundred and Iwenty- eight of auch chapter, ns amended hy chapter four of the laws ot nineteen hun¬ dred and ton and chapters flfty-seven and seven hundred and thirty-eight *f the laws of nineteen hundred and eleven, is hereby amended by adding thereto a new sulxllvlslon, to bo subdivision fourteen, to read aa follows:
II Plants for the disposal of swill, gnr- bage, ashes and rubbish, or any of them, or vehicles or other appurtenances to b* ua«d In connection therewith,
I S. This act shall take effect immedi¬ ately.
State Cif New York, Office of the Secre¬ tary of Stale, ss:
I have compared the preceding wilh the original law ou file In this office, and do hereby certify that the aame Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of ¦aid original law.
FRANCIS M. Ht^GO, SecretaYy of State.
¦hall not lit as such In. or take any part (n the de.islon of, a cnuse or matter to which he Is a party, or In which he has b«en attorney or counsel, or In which he is Interested, or if he is related by con- songulnitv. or afflnily to any part.v to the controversy within the sixth degree. The degree shall tae asceriaineil by nscemllng from the Judge to the common ancestor, and rfesccnding to the patty, counting a degree for each person in iKitb Iin«Mi. In¬ cluding tho Judge and party, and excliid-i InK the common anc estor. But a Judge of the court of appeals, or a Justice of the appellate division of the supreme (cnirt. or a J^l^tle•e eif the supreme coiift silt iik (n an appellate- term thereof, shall nol I.' dl.ocpialillecl from taking pan in the de¬ cision of an action or special proceeding in whic ll nn liiaurauc-e company Is a pailv or is Interested hy rea.son of his being a polieyholeler therein.
i 2. This act shall take effect Immedl- nlely.
Slate of New York, Offle-e of the Secre¬ tary of State, Hf
I have compared Die preceding with the original law on flle In this offlce, and do herebv certifv that Ihc same la a correct tran.s"ript therefrom and of the whole of ¦aid original law-
FKANCIH M HCGO. Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP 33 AN ACT deflning the employment of Daniel Mi-Carthv- as a guard In Slug Sing stale prison on the tw-enty-se<-'>iicl day i;f June, nineteen hundred and six¬ teen, as hazardous under Ihe workmen's compensation law, and declaring th* ef feet thereof.
Became a law March 1, 191T, with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present.
The I'eciple of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Aasembh, cle> eiiuit as follows:
Section 1. The employment of Daniel McCarthy as a guanl In Slne^Sing state prison on the I went.v-second day of Jnne, nineteen hundred and sixteen, is herebv declared to liave been a hazardous em ployment under the provisions of the workmen's compensation law. notwlth- tclaiidlng the delinillons of the lerm "em¬ ployer," "employee" and "employment." in subdivision five of section three of s'u h law. and the stale hereby assumes any liability that woiiW have accrued hacl this net been lii effect on such dale, provided a notice of an.v claim on account of such liability be given to Ihe industriul com¬ mission, as provicled by seciion eighteen of the workmen'.') conipensntlon law, wiili¬ in thirty (lavs after this aet lakes effeci. The Industrial commission shall h.ive Jurlsdle'iion to hear nnd determine n claim for linliillty therein, and make an award against the slale, pursuant to tin.' wo.kmen's compensation law in the sure manner nnd to the same extent as If this U'-l had been In effect on .lune twenly- second, nineteen hundred ancl .sixteen.
8 2 Such nvv.iril shall he certifled by the industrial eominisslem to tlie siipc rlii- tendent <if state priscins. nnd shall h" payable from the cnjiital fund or the st:ite prisons, oil the ceitilie-;\le of the supeiin¬ teiident of stute prisons.
5 3 This net shall take effect immodl ately.
Stale of New York, Offlce of the Sec-re lury of Stnte, ss:
I have compared the preceding with the original law ou tile In this offlce. and do hereby eertlfy Ihat the snme Is a correc t transcript therefrom nnd of the whole of suld original law
FRANCIS M ni'GO. Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority.
CHAP. 37. AN ACT to amend the tax law, In rela¬ tion to Inforiualion to be furnished sl:iie tax commission by locnl officers for the assessment of special fmnchises. Became a law March 9, 1917. with the approval of the Governor. Passed, threc- flftha being present.
The Pi'ople of the State of New York, represented in Senate and AssemJily, ilo enact ns follows:
Seciion 1. Section forty-flve of elinptcr_ sixty-two of the law.s of nineteen hnn-' dred and nine, entitled "Ah act In rela¬ tion to taxation, con.«lltutlng chapter alx¬ ly ot the con.solidateel lawa," as added by chapter three hundred and thirty-four of the laws of nineteen hundred nnd slxleen. Is'herehy amended to read as follow.<>:
i I'j-f. Information by local offlcers. The as9e8.sora or other taxing offlcers, or other locnl offlcera In any city, town or village f)r district, or any state or county officer, shall on demand furnish to the tax com¬ mlsalon anv information reepilred bv them for the purpose of determining the full and eeiuallzed value ot a special fr:in- chise.
II. shall be the duty of city, town, and village clerks wllhin twenty daya nfter the taking effect of any law changing Ihe boundaries ot their respective municipal corporationa to furnish the tax commis¬ sion wilh a statement giving the delail.a of and clearly showing aald changes, l'pon the granting of any franchise l> use the streets, highways, public places or public waters by the proper officers of nny city, town or village, It shall he the eUity of the respective clerks of sa'd municipalities to furnish a eopy of same to the lax commission.
8 2. This act shall t.ike effect immedi¬ ately.
State of New York, Offlce of the Secre tary of State, ss:
I have compared the preceding wil the original law on Hie In thla office, and do hereby certify Ihat the same Is a correct transiript therefrom and ot the whole of said originui law.
FRANriS M. HCGO. Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP, ». ,
AN ACT to amend the Judiciary law, In
relation to dlsqualiflcatlon of Judge by
reason of interest or consanguinity.
Became a law Mnrch 1, 1917, with the approval of tho Governor. Passed, three- flfths being present
The People of the State of New York, r*pr*s*nted tn Senate and Assembly, do Miact aa follows:
Section 1. Section fltteen of article two of clMipter thIrty-flve of the lawa of nine¬ tean hundred and; nine, entitled "An act In relation to the administration of Jua- tio*, eoMtltuting chapter thirty of the eoaaoUdated laws," is hereby amended to rM4 «¦ follows.*
I Hk DtMauallOcation of Judg* by reason If Intarvat «r consanguinity. A ludj;*
LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority.
CHAP. 39. AN ACT to nmend the tax law. generally
Bec-.ime a. Uw Mnrch 9, 1917. with the npproval of tl'.e Governor. Paased, three- lifths being p;esent.
The People' of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact ns follows:
Seciion 1. Section forty-eight of chap¬ ter sixty-two ot the laws ot nineteei-. hun¬ dred and iiini', entiiled "An act In rela¬ tion to taxation, constituting chapter six¬ ty ot the consolidated laws," as amended by chnpter flve hundred and eighty-one of the laws of nineteen hundred and six¬ teen. Is hereby amended to read ua fol¬ lows:
J 48. Deduction from special franchise tax tc.r local purposes. If. when tho tax assessed on any special franchise Is due anei payable under the provisions ot law- applicable to tho city, town or vlllcgc lu which tue tangible property Is loeateei. 11 shall appear that the person, coparlner- ship, association or corporation affected has paid to such city, town or village for its exclusive u.-ic within the next preced¬ ing year, under nny agreement therefor or under any statute requiring ihe snme, an.v sum based upon a percentage of grors earnings, or any other Income or any li¬ cense fee. or any sum ot money on ac¬ count of s>»".h special franchise, granted to or possessed by such person, eopnrt- iiership. association or corporation, which payment was la the nature ot a tnx. all amounts so pa.l4'tor Ihe exclusive use of s'.ich city, towa or village except money pnid or exp«r.>l*d for paving or repairing of pavement jf nny street, highway or public plact, *nd except In a city ot the flrst class ear license fees or tolls paid for tho pt'.i'll'4ge of crossing a bridge owned by the elty, ahall be deducted trom any tax based on tbe assessment made by the state tax commission for city, ; town or vlllage purposes, but not other- I wise; and the remainder shall be the tax »n such special franchise pajable for city, ; XIwn or Tillmge purposes. The chamber- '- •In or-treaaurer of a city, th* tr*aaur*r
ef • rlllagi*. the supervisor of a town, or eth*r offlerer to whom any snm ia paid for which a perMti, copartnership, associa¬ tion or corporation la entitled to credit as provided In this section, shall, not lesi than five nor more than twenty days be- tSt. a tax on a spec.al franchise Is paya¬ ble, make and deliver to the collector or receiver of taxes or olhe-r offlcer authorlr- •el to receive taxes for such city, towi or v(!iiige, hbt certificate showing the sev¬ eral amounts whieh have been paid dur¬ ing the .vear ending, on the dav- of the date ot the certificate;. On the receipt of such certlfieate the collector, receiver or other officer shnll Iram^iately e-reclt on tho tax-roll lo the person, copartnership, association or corporation afTecte'l tue amount slated In such certifl'-ate. on nnv tax lavle<1 against such person, copartner¬ ship, association or rorporntlon on an assessment of n special franchise for city, town or village purposes onlv. but no credit shnll be given on account of socu payment or certlfieate In any olher ycir. nor for a greater sum than the amemrt of the special franchise tax for city town or village puriwses, for the current .vear: and he ahall collect nnd receive the I'al- nnoe, if any, of such tax as reeiulreri by law. i
i 2. Section eighty-two of such chapter, ' as amended by chapters three hundred ' and twenty-three and three hundred and thlrty-lwo of the laws of nineteen hun¬ dred snd sixteen, is hereby amended to read as follows:
i 82. Return by collector of unpaid taxes. Each collector shall immediately upon the expiration of Ms warrant m.nke nnd deliver to the county treasurer an ac¬ count of unpaid taxes, upon the tax-Toll annexed to his warraitt, which he sliall not have been able to collect, .verlfiotl by his affidavit, that the sums'mentioned therein remain unpaid, and that he has not. upon diligent Inquiry, been able to discover any personal property out of which the same could be collecteel by levy and sale, and upon the verlflcntlon of the said account by tho county treas¬ urer he" shall be credited by the county treaaurer with the amount of such ac¬ count. In making such return of unpaid taxes, the collector shall add thereto live per centum ot the amount thereof. In case such tax, Is uncollected upon lands assessed to a resident he shall also state tho reason why Ihe snme waa not collect¬ ed. In the county of .Suffolk such return shall consist of Ihe tax-roll and wanant together with the affldavlt of the collec¬ tor known also aa the receiver of tnxes that the t.ixes therein appearing, not marked paid, remain iip.tld and that ho has not upon diligent Ineiiiiry been able to dl.acover any personal properly out of which the same could be collecled bv- levy nnd sale, together with B statement of the totnl nmoiint of sm-h unpaid tixes. antl thai he haa In nn niipropriate column In said tax-roll, opposite the tax h \ ic-1 , iijioii each separate parcel, or perfon therein named or desi ribed, insi-rled five per centum of the amount of the iiiipiiid tnx, and no separate cop.v or nccount of such unpaid taxes shall be macle oh re¬ iinlred ot collectors, or receivers In such county. Any collector who has lieielofore failed In making such return of uiipalcl taxes, may make sue-h return, whetlier his term of office lias expired or nol. \ ei- Ifled by his aflldavil. to the county trens- iirer any time within eight yenrs after such failure ancl before the lands against whlcll said taxes nre assessed are ndvpr- tised tor .sale pursuant te> this chapter, and in cnno any collector shall hereto¬ fore or hereafter fail tn add said five recr centum the county treasurer shall achl the aame. Sueh return sball be Indors d upon or ntlai-hed to salcl roll, and shall, subject to Ihe provisions ot this section, be in the form lo be prescribed by tlie> state tax commission. Such tnx and per¬ centage mny be paid tei the county troi's- urer nt any time before a returu is mad • to the comptroller, or In the county of Siitrolk sue'h tax. percentnge and interest nt the rale of ten per lenlum per annum compuled from the first dny ot Febriinry after the same wns levied mny be pn'd lo the countv- treasurer at any time be¬ fore the flrsl day ot August, succeeding the dale of the warrant nnd thereafter at an.v time before the sale of the lariil ,/or such unpaid t.ax. upon Ihe payment of such tax, percentage anei Inierest nt the rate of ten per centum per annum, computed from the first day of February after the same waa levied and the cost of advertising the land for sale for auch unpaid taxes as apportioned by the coun¬ ty treasurer among the several parcels liable to be sold. The county treasurer 111 counlies In which lands are sold b\- hlm for the nonpayment of taxes. Is here¬ by authorized to Incur and pay for s-ich expenses na he mny deem necessary for the examination eif collectors returns nnd descriptions ot property lo be suld pur¬ suant to this chapier. and the procure¬ ment of proper e-olle-ctor's returns and the examinations nnd procurement of matters nnd facta as he may deem necessary lo make a valid tax sale hereunder, but such expense shull not exceed Ih^n^moiint of the five per centum addHa>'''aa"'afore- snid.
9 3. Section two hundreel and n\-e of such chapter Is hereby ameiidcd to re.iei ns follows:
i 205. Exempliona trom other slate taxa¬ tion. The personal property ot every cor¬ poration, company, nssociation or piirt- nership, taxable under this article, other than for an org.tnlzalion tax, shall be <'X- empt from nsseasment and taxation upon Its person:il properly for state purposes. It nil taxea due and payable under this arlicle have been paid thereby. The per¬ sonal properly of every corporalivn tax- able under section one hundred and eighty-eight of this article, other lliiin for nn organlzalloii tnx. nnd as provided In the bnnking law, shall be exempt from assessment and taxation for all other iiui - poses. The personal property of a pri¬ vate or Individuiil banker, acliially em¬ ployed In his business ns such banker, shall be exempt from tnxatioti for stale purposes. It such private or lodivldiial hanker shall have paicl all taxes due and payable under this nrtlcle. Such corpo¬ ration and private or Individual banker shall in no olher respect be relieved from as.sessment and taxation by reason of the provisions of Ihia article. The owner and holder ot slock in nn Incorporated trust company liable to taxation uniler the pro¬ visions of this chapter shsll not be taxed as an Individual for such slock. Per.soual property exempted trom taxation by this section shall not Include shares of stock of linnka nnd banking associations tax¬ able under the provisions ot sectioni twenty-four to , twenty-four-g, both lii- cluslve. of Ihi.e* chapter.
9 4. Section three hundred and thirty- one of such chapier, as addeii tiy chapter two hundred and sixty-one ot the laws of nineteen hundred nnd sixteen. Is here¬ by amended lo reael as follows:
11331. Payment ot tnx on secured debt. After Ihls article takes eftect nnd befoie the flrat day of January, nineteen bvn- dred nnd seventeen, any person may tnke or send to the offlce ot the complroller of this state any secured debt, and ma.v pay to the stnte n tax at the rate vt »eventy-fi^ cents on each ono hundred dullars or tmctlon thereof of the face value of such secured debt, under such regulations aa the comptroller may pre¬ scribe, and the comptroller ahall there¬ upon affix secured debt stamps herein¬ after provided for. to such secured debt, which Mamps shall be duly signed by the comptroller or hla duly authorised repre¬ sentative and dated as of the date of the payment of such tax. The comptroller sliall keep a record of such secured debt together wilh the name anei addrees of the person presenting the same and the ' date of registration.
All such secured debts shall thereafter be exempt from all taxation In the state ^ ar any of the municipalities or local divi- ' •Ions of tb* st&te except as provided in I lection* frwentT'-four to twenty-four-g.
^oth inclustva, ons hnndred and elghty- seven. one hundred and eighty-eight and one hundred and elghty-nliie of this chap¬ ter, and in article* ten and twelve of this ciiapter, for the period of flve years from the payment of such tax.
I 5. Section three hundred and thirty- sight of such chapter, as added by chap¬ ter two hundred nnd sixty-one ot the laws of nineteen hundred and sixteen. Is here¬ by amendetl to r«ad a.s follows.
I SSS. Exemption where tax has been palel on seoureei debts before May first, nineteen hundred and fifteen If n lax Bhall have oeeu paid upon a eecureel debt pursuant to .irllcle lifieen ot the tax la-w prior to M.iy firsl. nineteen hundred and flfteen. such 8eeiire<1 debt shall be exempt from taxation hereunder and from oTI taxation In the state or any of the miinlc. Ipnlilles or local divisior," of Ihe st.ite unlil maliinty, except as provldeo Ir sections twent.v-four to tnenly-four-g. both Inclusive, one hundreel and eight?- seven, one hundred and eighly-elght nni one hundred and eighty-nine of thla chap¬ ter nnd In article.-^ ten and twelve of this chapter.
I C. Thta act ¦^an take effect immedi¬ ately.
Stnte of New york, Offlce of the Secre¬ tary ot Slate, sa:
I have compared the preceding with the original law on flle In this office, and do hereby certify Ihat the same la a correct transcript therefrom and ot the whole of said original law.
FRANCIS M. HCGO,
Secretary of Stale.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority,
CHAP. 3S AN ACT to nmend the tax law, in rela¬ tion to duties of county clerks with re¬ spect to furnishing data concerning cor¬ porations.
Hecame a law March 9, 1917, with tha approval tif the Governor. Passed, three- Mfths being present.
The I'eople of the State of New York repreaented In Senate and Assembly, do enact na follows:
-Section 1. Section twenty-nine of chap¬ ter Blxty-twn ot the laws ot nineteen hun¬ dred and nine, elltled "An act In relation 10 laxntion, constituting chapter sixtv of the consolidated laws.' is hereby amend¬ ed to rcati na follows;
9 29. County clerks to furniah data re¬ specting corporations. Between the first nnd fifteenth days of June In each year the count.v i lerk In each county of the stato, excepting counties wholly sitnnle within the corporate limits of a eilv-. shall prepare from the records in hia of¬ fice aiul mall to each ot the clly and town clerks in his said county, a certified state¬ ment containing the namc.s ot every slue k corporation, whoso eertllicate of Incorpo¬ ration has been filed with him since ids Inst preceding annual statementa to said several city and tfjwn clerks, whose prin¬ cipal business offlce or chief place eif business la deslgnatecl in its certilie-ale nf fncorporalion as being in smh eiiy eer town or in any village or hur.ilel llicre in. together Willi the fad of such deslgiKition ancl the nmnes nnd addresses of .|!ie ili- rectora of e.-ic-h .siiffc. corpornllnii so fnr ns s.iltl county clerk can discover the same from the certiflcnte of lucorpomtiou or from the latest e:erlilic'ate ot election of directors ot such corporntinn flhd In hla office. P^ach city or town clerk re¬ ceiving such statement shall foilhw ili lile tho same hi his olllce ancl mail a im- llce of such filing to each ot the assessoi s ejf his I-ity or town.
5 2. This net shnll take rffoct Immedi¬ ately.
State of New York. Ofilc-e of the S'-ci?- lary of St.nte. ss:
I have compared the preceding with the original law on file lu this office, nnd do hereby certify that the sanio is a eorrei-l transcript therefrom and of Ihe wheile of said original law.
FRANCIS M. HCGO,
Secretarv of .State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. 4-2. AN ACT to amend the lax Invv, in relation
to exemption from taxnllon c,f proiierty
of rnliilstera of the gospel.
Became a law March 9, HilT. with Ihc ap¬ proval of the Governor, Passed, three- tifths being present.
Tho People ot the Stale of New York, represented In Senate and Asaembly, do enact aa follows:
Section 1. Subdivision eleven of section four of chapter sixty-two of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An jicl in relation to laxat.on, consllluting chapter sixty ot the consolidatcii laws," aa amended by chapier tour hundred and twelve ot the laws ot nineteen hundred and sixteen. Is hereby amended to rend as follows:
11. The real and personal properly of a minister of the gospel or priest of anj- ilc- nomiuatlon being an actual resident and Inhabitant of this state, who la engaged in the work a.ssignecJ to him by the chure li (fr denomination to which he belongs, or who la disabled by impaired health from tile performance of such duties, or over seventy years of nge, and the property of tho widow of sue h minisler ivliile she n- innliiB such and Ik un nctual resident nnd Inhabitant ot this state, but the lotal amount of such exempiion on account ol both real and personal propcrtj', shall not exceed flfteen hundred dollars.
9 2. Thia act shall tnke effect inimediale - ly. Slate of New York, Office of the Secretary
eif Slate, ss:
I hnve compared the preceding with thn orlKinal law on file In Ihis office, and do hereby certify Ihat tlio *ino Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law.
FHAXCIS M, I (I'GO,
Secretary of Slale.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. 4s.
AN ACT tor the relief of pupils -who aro qualified for university scholaishlps c\- cept for failure to apply for college en¬ trance diplomas.
Ilecame a law M.-irch 12, 1917, with tho approval ot the Governor. I'assed, three- fifths being present.
The People ot tho Stnte of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, cUi enact aa followa:
Section 1. Any pupil who altended sec¬ ondary achoola at and during the reciuired time or tlmea and nttalned the reciuired counts In regents exnmlnalions by whie-h auch pupil would have become entitled to a college entrnnce diploma under regents rules during the sc hool year next preced¬ ing the month ot August, In the year nineleen hundred and aixteen, if he or she hati made application for sui'h dip¬ loma on or before July fitleenlh of thai yenr, but who tailed to make such appli¬ cnllon, shall nevertlielesa he granted sue h diploma on his or her written application - made on or before July fifleenth, nineleen hundreel and seventeen. Such pupil shall thereupon bo placed on thi- list of pupils : holding college entrance diplomas, lo be ' prep.ired by Ihe commissioner of educa¬ tion in the month of August. ¦ nineteen - hundred antl seventeen, pursuant to sub¬ division one of section sevenly-three of the etlucatlon law. and shall he eligible to a university scholarship lu the same j manner and subject to the game condi- ; tlona as though the pupil had become en- ] titled to such diploma during the school , year then precetllng.
9 2. Thla act ahall take effect Immedi- I
ately. ]
State of New Tork, Offlce of the Secre- !
tary of Btate, ss: I
I have compared the preceding with the I
original law on flle in this offlce, and do I
hereby certify that the same la a correot j
transcript thenfrom and ot the whol* of
gald orlgiiuU \mm'. I
rRANCIS M, HUGO.
Becretary mt Stata.
LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Autherity.
cHaP 74
AN ACT to amend the ediicaiionljHw. rel¬ ative l.'> the api>orilcn:iicr.i i,t moneys ap- proprlatesd for the S'lpporl of common ¦¦•I hools
Hecame a law .\tnrih 'iO. PH^ wilfi tha approval of the Governor. Passen, three- llftlis lieing presenl ,
The Pecipie of the State of New York, represenietl in Senate anil Ascsembly. do enact as follows:
Section I. .Subdivisions four ami eight of .¦ectlon four hiiin.'recl and ninelv-une of I'haiiter twcniyoiie of the Inws of rine¬ teen hiiii'lreel and nine, enlit:eel "An net el.iting lo ediicsjtion. coiistiluling chapier .«ixlecn of the cr.nsoiidated laws. " as nmendeel hy chapier one hundred nnd forty of Ihe laws of ninetren hundred, ancl ten, are herebv amenejed to read as follows:
4. To each disirict having an assessed vnUialion of sixty thousand dollars or less but exceeding forty thousand dopnrs, nnd lo each lii'llm restrvniion for e.ich teacher emplov ed therein for a period ot one hundred and eighty day;; or more, one hundred flfty dollara.
8. Tn a s< hool district or a city which has failed to maintain school for tine hun¬ dred eighty days or whic h has employed an extra teacher for a shorter period Ihan one hundred eighty dnys su'h pnrt of a district or teacher's qnola as seems to him equitable when Ihe reason for such failnrc is in his judgment sufflcient lo warrant such action: but In case such failure to mninlnin a school In such dis¬ trict or city for a period of one hundred eighty days wns caused by the preva¬ lence ot nn Infeclioiis or contagious dis¬ ease In the community, the commissioner may in his eiiscrelion apportion to such district or city full district and teachers' quotas.
9 2. This act shall lake effect Immedi¬ ately.
State of New York. Offlce of the Secre¬ tary of Stnte, as:
I have compared the preceding with the original law- on file In this offlce, and do hereby certify thnt the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law,
FRANCIS M HCGO.
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority.
CHAP 7«. AN ACT to amend Ihe county law, in re¬ lation to acting coiuaty comptroller.
Recame a Inw .Mnri-h 20, 1917, wilh Ihe approval of the Governor Passed, three- fiflhs being present.
The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate nnd Assembly, do enact ns follows:
Section I See tii-^n two hundreii and thir¬ ty-four of chapter sixteen of the laws of 'lineteen hiinclred iinel nine, ciilitlccl "An net in rel.itlon to counties, conslifutliig c-hajiler eleven of the cunsoliclated laws- ns aehled by ch:'|iter four hiiudied and sixty-six of the laws of nineleen hundred and nine, is hereby amended to rend as follows:
5 234. County complroller; tc rm nf of¬ fice. Cpon the filing wilh Ihe county clerk of nny eounty. ]irlnr lo the lirst day of Octnher. of a petition, duly signed llV a numher ot voters ei|iiiil to at least one per centum of the total vote c.-isf in sucli iciiiiily for the offlce of governor nt tl;«> last general election, asking that the of¬ lice of county coniptroller be created In and for such county, auch county clerk shall prepare a eiuestion to lie siibmilted, In thp same manner as other e]\:eslions nre submitted, to llie voters of such coun¬ tv nt the next general election, in sub- stnnlinlly tho following form: -'Shall the ofilce of county complroller lie crea ted In
and fnr Ihe county of ?" At tho
next general election after Ihe nfilma- live determination of such proposition. Ihere shall be elected, in the snme mnn- iiei^as are other county offlcers. n couniy comptroller, whose lerm of offlce shail : commence on the first dny of January follo'ninK .ind shall bo for three years ami ' whose successor sliall be electeel in like manner for a term of three years A member of the board of supervisors, dur¬ ing the lerm for which he ha? been so elected or appointed, shall not l>e eligible tor election eir appcilntment to the otlie b ot county cejmptroller. nor shnll any |ier- son elected or appointed to the office of county complroller, while holding such of¬ fice, be eligible lo election or appointmenl na supervisor. Before entering upon tiie , duties ot hia office he ahall lake the con- etiliillonal oath and execute to the coun¬ ty a bond with good and eiifili lent sure¬ ties to bo approved by Ihe county Judue in a sum to li<> fixed hv the board of siiiier¬ vlsors, condilioned upon the fnithfiil pe-r- formnnce of his duties. Tlie board of su¬ pervisors .shall prescribe tlie nnniinl sal¬ ary of auch couniy complroller and tlie compensation of nsslstnnls appointeel bv him and shall provide and mainlnin suit¬ able rooms to be used ley sinh ceiunlv comptroller na his office Tie ofilce ot the county comptroller sluill lie open daily, with the exc epliyn of Sundays and hoil- dnys, from nine ante meridian until Ilve posl meridian. The county comptroller mny he removed by the governor wi'hin the lerm for which he shnll liaxe been chosen, after a copy of tile chnrpev iiKniiisr liim and nn oiiportiiiiity lo lie heard In his ilefcnse shnll bave been given to such comptroller If a vac'ine y shnll occur, otherwise llinii by explrniion of i term, the governor shall appoint a person to execute the diiliea of county comp¬ troller until the vacancy shall be fille el bv au election.
If the ceiiintv' comptroller shall be un¬ able lo perform the cluties of his office In consei|uence of sickness or lemptirary nb- senco from the county be mnv designale one of llio assistants, elepiilies. inspectors or clerks In his otllce tc) ac; in his plaee. : If 'ho countv comptroller shnll le a-t In- ¦cnparitiitecl for more Ibnn ten days wltli- ; ¦I'lt milking Hucli designntion. the hoard "f snpcrviseirs may do hn. Sin h c".«-slrnn- tion shnll be in writing and shall be sign- <'d by Ihe county comptroller In cnse be maki'S sij'.-h dosignntion and hv the e-hair- j man and elerk ot the l.emrel of super- | visors In cnse s'n-h designation ia made bv 'lie bnard of ?iipervisora Su'li desig¬ nation shall be filed wilb the ceuinty clerk ' arcl the clerk so dealgniaed shall be ; known na the a.-'Ing county comptroller j The assist.int, deputy. Inspector rir clerk , sn designateil shall perform Iho duties of J the county complroller unlil the county ' comptroller shall resume them An as- j sistant. depuiy. Inspector or clerk so des¬ ignated shall not receive nny ndditloral ¦ compensntion while a'ting as county | comptroller to that which he is receiving j at tlie time of the designntion. '
5 2. This act shall lake effect immedi- i nlely. j
Stnte ot New York, Office eef the Secre- 1 tary of State, sa: j
I have comp.?red Ihe preceding with the | original law on file In Ihls elTlce and do j hereby certify Ihat the same is a correct Iranscript Iherefrtihi and of the whole of ! .suld original law, j
FRANC1.J M HCOO.
Set re'ary cf .State.
Sl-PRKMK 1 01 RT
.Nassau < iiuat} GFXIRGK RA1.S10.N. Plaiutiff,
against MARV .MILJ^. KITH JACKSO.N, OftCAK JAl ivSO.N, JA.MtS JACK- , &U.>, l^\l UA /. JACKSO.N. .MARY Ki.l/.A JACKSO.N, et al..
^ Difcndanis. By virtue of a jiiflKini-nt of partititpi aim salt-, tiuiy made and tiiu-red en the DlHct- of the Clerk nf .Na.'fsaii Coun¬ iy. ill Ihf above cntitUrt action, heal¬ ing dale Ihe 1^1 day of Jiinc. 11117, I, tht iiiKit'isi^iitd, the rt'ftrce in sai.l judgment naiiud, will sell al puhli,
aiit llDIl em Uie^
iSril Kay of July, 1!II7.
at twelve u'l-loe-k noon of thai day. < n tne from .stoop of iht- County Coiiit House, .Minoola. .Nassau County. Slau IU .NtW \cirK, the preini.-^fs directed •>> said judgment to he sold nnd thereiii 'll !-e-i ibtti as follows:
ni-A'iI.NiNI.NC on iht^ northwcstt i Iv torner of a street or road iio\» kiiowri as Oakheld Avenue and foniU'i i> Known as Old .Mill Hoad and a stret t tnap filed or road now- known af. Beltash Av<:- nue, running thence northerly alonrf the wtsterly side of the .said Oaklield .\veiiiie or Old Mill Koad. as if w.-.-s formerly called, to the southerly sieic i>f tin pioperty now or formerly oi Treadwell Jackson, thence riinnip,.; wt'iitti'ly aloii.t; the southerly line of the said land of Treadwell Jaekson to , land now or fornl^ly helongint-- i i lialdwin; Ilieiie.e running southeilv
born filed in the Nasitau County Clerk's Ofllce on the 19th day of I>«- cember. I'Jid in tbe above entitled action, in tavor of said Plaintiff ani* apainst saii Defendants, tested oa the 14th dav of December, I'Jlfi, ani to nie directed and delivpipd. I here¬ by cive nniire^than on *hf
17fh HAY OF FF.Biei .4RT. 1917. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at th« front door of the Nassau Coiintjr Court Hou.se, in the Town of Hemp¬ stead, .N. Y., I shall expose for sale as the law vlirocts. all tho right, lille, ' and interesi which the Defendants, Ilay Boulevard Realty Co. Inc., an<J Ilarry J. Meyers, had on the 19tb day of Deceniher. IIUO, or at any tlni"? iherrafier ot in and lo the following described property:
Ai.l. tliosp. certain lots, piece.'* or pai-rels of land, situate, lying an'I being in the Village of Ixing Reach. Town of Ilemp.stead. County of .Nas¬ sau and Stnte of New Voili, ancl known and designated on a certain fhe Offlce of the Clerk of the (^ounty of .Nassau, entitled. ".Map .No. 1, restates of I/ong Beach, William H. Reynolds. President. Chas. \Y. Ix>avttt, Jr.. I.anseape b:^gineer. 221 Rroadway, New York City, date.J March, 11107 filed in the OfHce of th's Clerk of the County nf Nassau a» Map No. 31, on April 30th, 1911. a» and by the lot numbers One tl), Twt; f2). Three i3). Four (4). Five (5),
alonj; ihe westerly line of land of said Sif <6) Seven 17). aud Kight (8), ta
A. Haldwin to the northerly side <¦;
Beltagh Avi'ime: thence easterly and
aloiij; the northerly side of the said
rU'ltagh .¦Xvt nue and Oakfield Aveniu
f)i- Old Mill Road, as it was formerly
called .to the point or place of begin
ning.
."^aid lands (ontaintnp by esliiiiatitiM about 12'-J at-res, he the same luoit' or less. nnt.'il .lune 2nd. I!il7.
CHARI.KS R. WKKKS.
Rifen.'. .M. S. ,'-^1 hoenhaiini. Plaintiff's .Mtoriuy, OHice and P. O .\dilirss. Post Office Huilding. .laniaita. .\. V.
At a TeriM of the Ciiimiy Court of N'.'i: - sau Couniy held al tin- County Coiii-; lloiisi, ill Mill! Ilia, .N;issau Countv, .New Vnrk. em tlic 4l!: dav of .luin-,
CUT.
i'|{1-;si;nt:
IID.N l,i;\v"lS .1. SMITH,
Ceimilv .llliipc.
ciiUCFj
In the- .'vKill. I- 111 till- .-SiiiilicatinM
of Hnelnijili ,1. Rei.-.c nthnj feir l.c-avf
tei clian.m' Ms name (<i Ruilnlpli
.1 .Collins.
Cpon readin.ii ami filinj; the pet it ion of Rudolph J. Rosenthal prayiiif: fi«. leave- to assume Ihc iiaiiie of Ruilol|ili .1. Collins, in place of his pri'se'ii. iiaii'o. anil it appe iirinii lo ihe safis- faelieiii of Ihe Court upon said piti- lioii that iliiie- is no rcasonahli' oi' ii't-liot) lei [iilitioiiir assiimiiiK tlo n.line proliose tl.
.NOW, on iiiolioii of Cloi-l< k Sea man, attorneys for the iietitioiu'r, it is
0RI)I-:RI-;I>. ihat the said Rudolph i Rosenthal be, and he hereby is aii- ilifiri/ed to assume the name of Ru- diilpli J. Collins in place and stead ol his piesent name on llie 14tli day n: .Iiily, 1917, iirion his eoiiiplying wit'i the' provisieins of Sections 2114 ami 24 1.') of the Code eif Civil Proci (liu e of the Slate of New Vork, vi-/.:
That he cause n eopy of this ortli r It) be piihlislied wiihin ten day.": aftci the malv'ng and entry thereof in T!i" .V.'issaii I'ost. a ne wsparier puhlitlnii in the Couniy of .Nasau. and iliii within len days after the making' ed this oriler he cause the sdnie to he en tered and the papers upon 'vrliich it is yranled to lie filed in the offlee of lli.' Clerk i)f the Countv of Nassau, anl Mint within forty days after the iiiah- iiig of this oi-ih r he file an affidav': of imhlieation of Ihis oriler wilh Up' Clerk of the County of Nassau, and Ihaf afti r sr.id refiiiireinents are co"! plied with tbr said petitioner iiiust. on and after the Mth day of .lulv. I'il7. he kneiwii hy tin- ii.'inie wliie-h l.e is authori-/eel to assiinic .'iiid li.\- i" otlic-r 11,'iiiic.
1J:\VIS .1. SMITII. Countv Jiiel,::i' of Nassau County. Clock & Seaman,
.Mtornevs ftu- Petitioner. OfTice auel P, O. Addr' .s.
Mc niclv Road and Churdi Siii-i i I'rci port, .N. Y.
NOI l( i: TO ( UKIHTOIIS
I'liisiiaiit i-o an orilt r of HON', I.KO.M: 1). IIOWKI.I-, Surrogate of ¦ hi ' iiuiity of .Nas-an, notice is h-'re- hv gneii lo :i>l iiersons havini* claims agaiiv-; I11;R.N.\RI) 1.1-;.N.\0N, l:ite of I ill' Town of Hempstead, in the said count..' deceaseti, to present the saim vyith the viiiK hers thereof, to the sub- seri^H'i the adiuiiiislrator of the Koods, ehadcls and e-n-dits of s.'iid dee-eased. at hu: plae-i' tif transact ing business :it the offii'c of Ceorge .Morton l.evy, Frttj'eiit, .New York, on or before' Ihe 151 ll day eif Dt cember next.
Diiicii". .Miiitiila. N. v., .May 2?.. 1917.
iii;\RV s. i.i-;n.\on.
Adininisli aieir. (leorte .Morion l.evy,
Alicirney for Administrator, 1-7 Railroad Avenue, Freeimit, N. V.
SI'PRKMi; COIRT, SliW YORI- rm'NTY Henry Schultheis, Plain tiff, against Bay Boulevard Realf^ Co. Inc.. and Harry J. Meyers, De fondants:
Block Fifty-three (53).
ALSO lots One ll), Two ('^ Thrcfl at. Four (4), and Five 15), If Block Fifty-four (51), on said Map.
ALSO lots Thirty-six (36), Thlrtr- sevon (37), Thlity-elpht (38), Thirty- nine (39). and Forty (40) in nii>cif F'orty-two (42), on said Map.
ALSO lots Thirteen (13), Foiirtcea (14). Fifteen (15), Sixteen (1S>, Seventeen ('7), Kighteen (18), Nine¬ teen (19), Twenty (20), Twenty-on« i21>. Twenty-two (22), and Twenty- three 123). in Block Forty-one (41), nn =ald Mnp.
ALSO lots Thirty-seven (37), Thlr- jty-eigbt (38i Thirty-nine (3!i), For- ' ty (401, and Forty-one (411, in Block Thirty (30>, on said .M.-ip.
AI SO lots Twelve (12). Thirteen .:8), F'einrteen (14), Fifteen (1»». Rixfeen (10). Seventeen ilTl. Figh- lei'ii (IS), Nineteen il'O. Twentr (2^1): TwetiC-one (211, Twenty twt>. l22) Tweiitv-thi te (2'1), Tw iiily four, (211. T\vini.\-nve (2.'i), Twenty-siy (2(11. Twetity-se'M'n i27), Twenty- eii-lil (2.S), Tweiity iiini' i2'i), Thirt.r C',0). Thlily-oiie C!l». Thirty-two- i:!2).*aiiil Tl!irty-threi> i:i:'.) in Tlloc-k- Thiriy i'Mti. en said Ma)).
.Al.so lots One (1), Two (2). T1u'p»» (3). I-'oiii 11), nnii Five' l-'i). in HloeW Thiriy i:ih». eui said Map. 1
Iiatetl, .Mimeihi N. Y.. .lanuary ^rd. I'llT PllINi:.'\S A. sr-:AMAN.
Sht'iiff. Nassau Countt .\HMIN H MITTI.1',M,\NN. ,\Ilorne»
fer I'lainliff. 4 1 Ci ilar Street, Nev*
Yeiik Cily.
The sale In the above ae lion 1» herebv further adjouineii fo tho
I7lh liny of >liireh, 1017 at the same lime ,'iml plaee.
PIIINKAS A. SKAMAN, Sherirr Dated, Mineola, N. Y., I-'ihruary 14, 1917.
The sale in the above ae tion is hc'c- liv further .'id lournetl to the
IJtIli day of Ma.v, l»I7' at Ihe same lime and plaee.
PIIINKAS A. SfvAMAN,
SherilT Haleei, Mineola, N. V, March, IR, PUT
The sale In the iiliovc action ii^- liiiiliv fuither ad itiiii ni'il Iti the
2.'!r(l dll) of .lune, UM7 al Illl same time anil plaei-.
I'Iiini;as a. ska.man.
Sheriff. Iiairil. Minecii.'i. N. \'.. Miireli IC, r>17.
SI i'ki;mi: cocrt. .¦^assac cocn-
1 V Ceorgie K. De Moll, ;i.s Kxeeii-
liix of the last ^^'ill anet Teslanienr
ed Daniel Iletlell, (let last tl Plaintiff.
agaiti.si, Kama i'.. Whilnian, Defend-
aiil:
In piir:;ane-e eif a juelgmtnt of fore- c leisure ami sale iiiatie and entered ili ihe aber.i' i ill illed atiton, tlaled ihfi Hull <lay of .lune, in ihe year nne tlioiisanet nine hiiiidie'il antl sixteen. I. the iinilei signeil, the referei. in sakl .iiiilgiiielil iiaiiitil, will stil al public aeiiiou to the highest bidder, at tlu.' front eleior of the olhef of llooley Xr. V. llson, ill .No. 211 .Merrick Road, Rock, villi- Centre, in the 'i'owii of Homii- sleael, .Nassau County, .New Vork, oiii tin lull elay of ,luiie. in the yenr onu thtiiisand nine bundled ant! seven- iieii, al leu o'clock in the forenoon, ihe- prt-iiiises destriheel in saiil jiidg- iiielil of forei-losiirc i./^d halt, as fol¬ low:-, to wit:
AKI. Ihal Illiain pltr. o« pore-el e>f laml, with l.lie hiiilililik'S and im- prov eiiit'lils thereon, siliialetl at Free. Iieiit, Towti of HempsteatI, County of .Nassau anil .Stale of ,\ew York, iKinnd- iil antl ili'serihed a.s ffiRows, Ti-/: liKCI.V.NI.Ni; al a point on the Kanfer- ly siele of Raynor Aveniit', distant Neirtheriy frotu .Mill Roail, tliri-e hiin- ilreel eighty-nine and femi-tentlm i:;s'i,4) ffii, when measured along Ihe- i;aste-rly side of Ra.v.ior Avenue and running thent-e I';aslerly at right angles tf< Raynor Avenue, tme hiin- tlrid and llfty (l,')(i) feet; and running iheriee .Northerly parallel with Hay¬ nor Avenue, fifty (5'i) feet, thenc©
By virtue of an exeriillon issued Wtsitrly at right angles with Raynor
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. ,
CHAP. M. !
.AN' ACT to amend the tax law. In relation i
lo the lime of report for franchise tnx
len cerlain corpornlions. !
Hecame n law March 23, 1917. -with the
|;iri>val of the fiovernor. Passed, three- hfllisi being present. i
The People of Ihe State of New York, ! represenled In Senate and Assembly, do | enact as follows: |
Sactlon 1. Subdivision or.e ot section one I hundred and ninety-lwo of chnpter etxty- | Iwo of the laws of blneteen hundred and i nine, entitled "An act In relation to taxa¬ tion, constituting chapter sixty of tho consolidated laws," as amendej) by chap- I ter three hundred and aerenteen of tha j laws of nineteen hundred and flfteen, !• I hereby amended to read •• followa: '
1. Coiporatlona paring f r«nchl«« tax. Br-*
upon a judgment rendered in the Su¬ preme Courl, New York_JjOunty, i transcript i<f said jinlgment havlno
Shoe Shining Parlor
HATS CLEANED A.ND
RENOVATED CIGARS, CIGARETTTES
J. A. CHARKALI8 U So, Mkli St. FBBEP0B1
Avenue, one hundred fifty fl,'";0) feet to Kasit rly siele of Raynor Avenun. antl i,hen'-e Seiiitherly along fhe P'ast- erly si'le of Raynor Avenue, fifty (iiit) feet tei ih»' r)^!!'! or plate of be¬ ginning. Ceintaining all the land within said UiundH.
IIKT.N'f; Ihe same premises ronvey- t'd hy John T. Raynoi .md f^'harloffe Rayntir, his wife, to the party of the firs* par* hereto, by deetl dated Or- toher Kith, I90f,, and leeortled In Nan- say County Clerk's office in Klbtr lo; of Iconveyanees. page 484, on October I7ih. 1906.
Dated April 2.';ih. 1917. FELIX RKIFSCH.N'EIDER, JR.
Heferes. Hooley A Wilson,
Attorney8 for Plaintltr,
