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SESSIOIN LAWS SECXIOIN
The Nassau Post
"STAllt LAWS.—No. ^
FREEPORT, L. L, NASSAU COUNTY, N. Y.. FRIDAY. JULY 7, 1916.
ItJnm OP NKW YORK—dy Awtharltyh
CHAJ>. ML
AM JkdOr to afiMBd tA* h^»«ir<i«ir law. In
Wl»r%,i to »a<ii» ot lawtamtmtat compa-
a law A#rU IT. laiC wttli tba ¦pprowvt of tha Govarnor. Pasaed. tbraa-
TlM pmotftm ot tbe State ot New York, tn flaoate aod Ammombly. do ma tellowa:
Hott L Bwbdiilalon one ot section
Ited tn Sanate aad Aaaemblr. *> anact as foUowa;
Section 1. Tba supefintendent of publlc works, pending the entire completion of tfie Improvement of the state canals as provided by chapter one hundred and forty-seven of the laws of nineteen hun¬ dred nnd three, and acts aiuendatory theraof and supplementnl thereto. Is here¬ by authorizad to provide suitable facilities for tbe towing of boats over necUons or portions of the Improyed canals already
two Imadnd and ninety-three of chapter i completed pursuant lo the provisions of throe faondiod and stity-nine of the laws '¦ ™<='' chapter and acts and which wUl bo «r olooteoa bundrad and fourteen, enUtled ' ^ "" during the season of nineteen hun- "Aa aot In rotation to bankios corpora- , ^"^ ^^^ sixleen and on which no towing tlona, and tndtrlduala. partnemhips, un- ', P"'*" ^*" l^*" provided. For the purpose tnoocperwtad ¦ ton ria tlons and corjKira- j tlooo under tbe supervtelon of tbe bank-
la( dopartmaat, constituting chapter two at tbe consolklated laws," i> hereby amended to read as follows:
L To sell, offer for aale or negotiate boodo or notes secured by deed of trust or mortCBCM on real property situated ia thla atate or outside of this state, or cboaeo In action owned. Issued, negotiated or (uaraotoed by it; to advance money upon the security of such bonda, notes or chooeo In action; to purchase or otherwise acquire such bonds, notes or chones
of carrying Into effect the provisions of this act, the sum of forty-five thousand dollars (tio,<IO0), or so much thereof as may be neces.-iary. Is hereby appropriated but of any moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, pa.vable by the treasurer on lhe warrant of the comptrol¬
ler to the order of the superintendent of j denominations, eoual In f.ico value to the publlc works. | amount of tax pnid. lo the secured debt.
i 1 This aot shall take effect Immedi¬ ately,
State of New Tork. Ofllco of tbe Secre¬ tary of State, bs; I have compared the preceding with the
action and to pledse them to secure the ' original law on file In this office, and do
payment of collateral trust Imnds or notes; to aall or otherwiae negotiate such col¬ lateral trust bonds or notes.
I 1 Thte act shall taka effect Inuaedl- atalr-
Btate o< New Tork. Offlce of the Secre¬ tary of State, sa:
I ha'To oompared the i>reoedlnK with the oriKlnal law on flie In this offloe, and do hereby oertify that the aame Is a correct transcript therefrotn and of the whole of ¦aid orisinal law.
rBANCia M. HUGO.
Secretary of State.
LAWa OF NEW YORK—By AuthoHty.
CHAP. 2B4.
AN J4C7T to anMDd tlie penal law, tn reia-
tkND to pmtiihltlng practice of law by
OMporatln— and voluntary aandatlona
> * law April I^ vaa, with the ap-
v£ tbo Ooremor. Paand. thrae-
fUUw botaw piWMUt.
at tbo State of New Tork. in Sepate and Aiwembly, do >¦: iL aeoHon two hnndred and eigtrty mt !*¦»»¦" eighty alght at the lawa of bundrad and ntaie, entlUed "An for tb* ponlahment of crime, obaptar forty of the oonaoli- datod laws^" aa added by ohairter four hiaJ«iid and aiabtj-three of the laws of nfttatoan himdhad and nine and amended liy ckaiptor tlirae hmdrad and seventeen of tba laaw mt nimetoaii Imndred and eleren, ia b«Mbr stoswleil to road aa follows: I Hft OaVUiattona and -roluntary aaso- ¦Ot to praotiae Imr. It shaU be I tor any oorporatlan or voluntary to practtoe or appear as an ibr any person other than ta pay ooart In thlo state or before I body, or to make It a businoia I aa an attoraey-at-law, for any POMtoB otfaar thau itaelf. In any of said aovrto or to Imld ttaaU out to ttie pubUo as bitov ouUOail to p>>aotlao law, or render or fkmilab legal aarrloea or advlc^ or tn tmrmlitbi attonmtrm mr aonnael or to render of any Idnd in aotfaos or 1 tf any nators or tn any other ta amy otber manner I to be aitttled to praottoe Uw or to ¦¦¦¦¦•% wai or advortlee tha tltlo of bkWJa* wr atbicttv. attoittsr-atrlaw, or ^9ltwafaiia MMpp ba latr lansnaco to aach ¦mMMT atf.aa Oaarmr tlie impaonlon that Ito prauttoo law, or to ftmdah I or mniswl, ar to ad- tosatfaor with «» br ar throatHi any peimoa wiietliar
hereby- certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of aaid original law.
FRANCIS M. HUOO,
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAT. SM. AN ACT to authorize a contract for the construction of addltionai accommoda¬ tions at Long Island .State Hoapltal In an axldltlonal ainount.
Beoaune a law April 30, 1916, with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- flftlis belns present.
The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Seotlon 1. The state hospital commission Is hereby authorized to enter Into a con¬ tract or contracts in the manner provided by section slxty-flve of the insanity law for tho conatruction of additional accommo¬ dations for patients. IncludinK dining- rooms and kitchen at Ix)ng Island Slate Hospital, for which moneys were appro¬ priated by chapter Hcven hundred and twenty-seven of the laws of nineteen hun¬ dred and fifteen. In an amount not lo ex¬ ceed thirty thousand dollarn (1.10,000) In addition to the amount ot the contract or contracts anthorlced by such chapter, so that the total amount of the contract or contracts authorlaed by such chapter and by thte act aluUl be not to rxceed four hundred and thirty thouaand dollara (|430^00O>; thte act shnll not be deemed to make any additional appropriation.
I X. Thte act shall take effect immedi¬ ately.
State of New Tork, Offloe of the Secre¬ tary of State, bs:
I have oompared the preceding'with tbo ori|i;lnal law on file In this office, and do heroby oertify that the same Is a corroct transcrlitt thuefrom and of the whole of ¦aid orlKtnal tew.
FRANCIS M. HTJOO.
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. 281. AM ACT to amend the tax law, in relation to a tax on unsecured debts. Became a tew April 21. ISlt, with the
dnal and stxty-nlno and (our hundred and slxty-flve of the tewa of nineteen buDdrad and fifteen, te hereby repealed: but such . reiieal shall not affect or Impair the ex¬ emptions provided for ic sections three hundred and ttalrty-eigbt and three hun¬ dred and thirty-nine of tbe tax tew aa added by thte act.
i 3. Thte act sball take effect immedi¬ ately.
State of New Tork. Offloe of the Secretary of State, ss:
I have compared the preceding with th*
original law on file in thte office, and do
hereby certify that the same la a correct
transcript therefrom and of the whole of
, said original tew,
I FRANCIS M. HUGO,
Secretary of State.
I I^W8 OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
I CHAP, 282.
! A14 AiTT to amend tho Judiciary tew. In ! relation to the appointment and compen¬ sation of offlcial referees by the appel- j late divisions of the supreme court In the flrst, second, third and fouth Judictel I departments.
1 Became a law April TL. 1916. with the , approval of the Governor, Pa.'«pd, three- fifths being present.
The People of the State of Now York, represented In Senate and As.sembly. do I enact as follows:
I Section 1. Section one hundr<'<l and flf- and canceled, as piovided in the'prel^i^uig | '«"" "^ o^'nPte'' thlrty-flvo of tho laws of section, nlneti^n hundred and nine, entitled "An
j'.'tM. Contracts for dies; New York city '""• '" '"^'atlr'n to the adminlntnitlon of offlco; expenses, how paid, Tho state ' J"'''"''*' constituting chapter thirty of the complroller la hereby directed to make, i '""""""^ated laws," as amended by chap- entor Into and execute for and in bohalf **"" *''*«^' hundrod and forty-fo„r of tlw
comptrollar ahall keep a record of aueb secured debt together with the name and address of tbe person presenting the sanM and tho date of registration.
AJI sucb secured debts ahall thereafter be exempt from all taxalion In the atate or any of thc municipalities or local divi¬ sions of tbe state except aa provided In sections twenty-four, one hundred and eighty-aeven, ono hundred and eighty- eight and one hundred and eighty-nine of thte chapter, and In articles ten and twelve of this chapter, for the period of flve years from the payment of such tax.
i 332, Stamps; how prepared and used. Adhesive stamps for the purpose of Indi¬ cating the paymont of the tax provided for by this article shall be prepared by the comptroller. In such form, and of such denominations and in such quantities aS ha mnv from time to time presorlbo. Upon the p -ment of tha tax provided by thte article on any sccurol debt the comp¬ troller . lall afllx stamps of the proper
I !
wla^ whicb shall t>e necsesary or useful j
for the uses and purposes of the corpora- | tloa. Said corporation, hereby created. < shall however be subject, to sll of tho provlalona of the inembersaip corporations i
j tew, so far as tha aame are applicable ;
I and not incocstetent with tho provlalooa
i of tbte ocC
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By AuthorHy.
CHAP. 2a. I AN ACT to amend the penal tew, relaOnc to the employment of cbUdren In con- I nectlon with the mnirittg of motloo plo- ' ture films.
Became a law April :a. Bifi, wita the ap- I proval of the Governor. Passed, three- i 2. Tho objects of said cort>oratlon | flfths being present, ahall bo: The advancement of the cause j The People of tha Stato of Naw Yort of Judaism Ln America and the mainte- I represented in Senate and Aasruibly, do nance of Jewish tradlUon in its htetorlcal , enact aa follow*:
continuity; to assert and establish loyalty to the Torah and its htetorlcal exposition; to further the observance of the Sabbath and the Dietary laws; to preserve in the service the reference to Israel's past and the hopes for Israel's restoration; to maintain the traditional'character of tho liturgy, with Hebrew as tho language of
Section 1. Section four hui,drej end eighty-flve ot chapter eiFhty-e',ght of the tews of nineteen bundred and nine, entl> tied "An .-vet providing for the punteh- ment of crime, constilutlng chapter forty of the consolidated lana," Is hereby amended so as to read as follows:
i 185, A person who empl lys or causes
and ahall cancel the same by the seal of hte ofHre or by such other canceling de¬ vice as he may prescribe.
I 333, No axemption unless stamps aro afflxed and canceled. The payment of tbe tax upon any secured debt, as provided in this article, shall not exempt auch secured debt from taxation, as provided In section three hundred ,ind thirty-one, unless stamps to tbo proper amount aro affixed
of the Htate such contract or contracts for dies, platea and prlntinir neces.sary for tho manufacture of the Blamps provided for by this article, and ppivido such station¬ ery and clerk hire, together with such books and blanks as In his discretion may bo necea.virj' for putting into nperalion the provisions of this article; he shall be tho custndian of all stamps, dies, plates or other material or things furnished by him and used In the manufacture nf such stato tax stamps. In addition to the re¬ ceipt of taxes payable as provldc<l In this article al his nfflcp in tbe city nf Albany, tho cnmptroller sliall maintain nn offlco for the receipt of such taxes in the city of .Vew York He idiall .ippnint. and may at plea.sure rnniove, such a.isist.ants.
laws of nineteen hundrod and eleven, and chapter sIxty-t'VMO of tho laws of nineteen hundred and twelve, and chapter three huQdred and twenty-lhree of the lawa of nineteen hundrod and twelve. Is hereby amonded to read aa follows;
S 116. Appointment of offlclal referees In first, second, third and fourth Judicial de¬ partments. Tbo appellate divisions of the .supreme court In tho first, second, third and fourth departments may from time to time appoint any former Jmlfre of the court of common pleas and Juki Ices of tho supreme court, who shall have served as such Judge and Justice for eltihr years nr mi-re In tho fir.st Judicial dlstrii i, and who after such service was retired before tho expiration of his term because ho b;id ar-
clerkB ano other per.sons as mav be neces- ' 'l'^'''^ »' '^« '^^ °' seventy yeara, and any sary to carry out tho provisions nf thla : f"'^*"" t"'3B« "^ the court of common article and shnll fix and delermine their P'""" ""^ Justice of the supreme courl salaries. All expanses Incurred hy him I '^"" "h?" have ser^-ed as such iudso and
Justice for Iwenty-eKht years or more In
panses Incurred hy him |
I and under his direclion In carrying nut the j
I provl,slons of this arlicle shall to: jiaid to |
him by the slate treuKurer from any
moneys appropriated for such purpoae.
9 2X1. Illegal use of stamps; penalty. Any
I person who shall wilfully remove or cjiuse
I to be removed, alter or cau,se to be al-
terad the canceling or defacing marks of
any adhesive stamp provided for by this
artlclo with intent to use the same, or to
the first Judicial district and who has at¬ tained tho age of seventy years, and any justice or Jiistlcea or any former Justice or Justices of the supreme court In fhe flrst Judlcl.al department or the Judicial dis¬ tricts situated In the aecond, third and fourih judicial departments who shall have served as a Jurtije or justice of a court of record for fourteen years or
have been used, or shall knowingly or wilfully sell nr huy any %^iai,hed or re¬ stored stamp, or offer the same for sale, or give or exfiose the same to any person for use, or knowingly use the same or pre¬ pare tho same with Intent for the further use thereof, or shall wilfully use any coun- f»rfclt stamp or any forged stajnp with Intent to defniud the state of Ncw York, shall bo guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction thereof shall be liable to a fine of not loss than live hundred nor more than one thousand dollara, or be Impris-
approval of tho Governor. Passed, three- i.oned for not more than six months, or by
flftha being present
The People of tha Stato of New York, represaoted in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section I. Chapter atxty-two of tbe tewa of nlneteea hundrad and nine, entitled
Mvalastir adxntttad attomey-at- I "¦'^ "-"*- '° relation to taxation, conatltut- I ing chaptor alxty of the consolidated teWB," Is hereby amended by Inserting therein. In pteco of preeent article flfteen hereinafter repealed, a new article flfteen, to read aa foUo'wa:
ARTlCI.,a 15. Tax on Secured Debts. Section laiL Deflnitlona.
sn. Payment of tax on secured debt.
532. Stamps; how prepared and used.
533. No exemption unless stamps are afflxed and i:anceled,
331 Contracts for dies; New York city office; expenses, how paid.
ts. niegal use of staxnps; penalty.
836. No deduction of debt.1 against taxable secured debt.
337. Application of taxes.
SSS. Elxomption where tax haa been paid on secured debts beforo May flrst, nineteen hundrod and flfteen,
139. Exemption where tax haa been paid on secured debts be¬ tween May flrst, nineteen hundred and flfteen and No¬ vember flrst, nineteen hun¬ drod and flfteen.
MOl Apportionment of value of so- sured debt secured by mort¬ gage of property situated partly within and partly without the state.
Definitions. The words "secured
as used In tbte article, shall in¬
law. ortmL U bail otraa. oondMoto or talam »lay.^lBiiu or an aflloe for tho prao- tiM etc taw, or fiv tarcdsaiint: leisal advloe. HTMeaa or oavaaaL It ttttH be unlawful f I Uhat fbr any oorvoratlim or voluntary —iliitalluii toaolfcit Kaatf or by or through Ito otBoni^ aaanto or employees any dalni or Hai—wd fbr tb* porpaen of brinKtn« au ¦ctteB tlMBooB or at utammirtlnR as attor- varma taw, or tor tmraiatilrif .««sl ad'vloa, mmttrilmam or oooaaal to a peraiun sued or aboat to b* aood ta any action of proceed lB|t mr —alnat wiMBa an action or proceed- taiir baa baan or te about to bu brouitbt, or wIm> may bo afftwitoil by any action or pro- eeadiafr 'wlilob baa bean or may lio insti- tatad te any ooot or bofara anlr Judictel body, or for th* parpuoe of ao repreoent- bvr any poHRin te tbe porouit of any olvil rtatadj. Any oarporaCon or voluntary aa- ¦oetatton vtolatfac tt« provlsiona of thte ¦Option ifaall be Itetie to a flne of not more tban flvo tboosnnd dollars and every offl¬ car, tiutuu, A'tintor, agent or employee of auoh oorporatloik or voluntary asaootetlon who dlrec/tly or IfHllreotly engages In any of tho aote herein prohibited or assists aaoh oorpora'Uon or voliuitory assoctetlon to do aacb prohibited acta is guilty of a miademeaoor. The fact that such offloer, tniotoo^ dboutur, acrent or employee shall ba a daiy and regularly admitted attor- nay-att-ianr, idiali not lm held to permit or allow any imata corporation or voluntary ¦toortattoo to do the acts prohibited borata nor ahall soch fact bo a defens* apon tho trial of any of the persons mon- tlObed berato for a viotetion of the provi- ilans of thla seotlon. This section shall not apply to any corporation or voliintary aoaoctction tewfuUy engaged in a buainosa anthortsed by the provisions of any exist¬ ing stotute, nor to a corporation or volun¬ tary aoaoctetlon lawfully engaged In the axamlnatton and Insuring of titles to real property, nor ahail it prohibit a corpora¬ tion or votuotory aaaoctetlon from em- plbyins an attorney or attorneys in and about Its own Immediate affaira or in any Utisatton to which it nuiy t>e a party, nor Miall it apply to orsoniiations organised (or benevolent or eharitoble purposes, or for th* purpoaa of aaatetlng persons with- ont meana In tba purauit of any civil rem¬ edy, wboae eztatence, orsranlzation or in- ooriwratlon may be approved by the ap- pollato divlalon of the supremo court of th* department te which the principal of- Hoa of aaid corporation or voluntary asao- etetkxi may be located.
Nothins herein contained shall be con- ¦Cnied to prevent a corporation from fur- nlahlns to any peraon, lawfully engaged i ta tbe practlea of law, such Information or aucb clertoal servicea in and about hte prt>(aaatonal work as, except for the pro- ialooa of thte section, may bo lawful, pro¬ vided that at all times the lawyer recolv- Ins meh teformatlon or such servicea •haH matetalo fnil profeeaional and direct raaponaibfllty to hte clients fnr tho infor¬ mation and servicee ao received. Put no
tax.
debts," elude:
(1) Any bond, note or debt secured by mortgose of real property situated wholly without the stato of New York,
(2) Such proportion of a bond, note or debt, Including a bond, note or printed obligation forming part of a aeries of sim¬ ilar bonds, notes or obligations, secured by mortgage or deed of trust recorded In the atate of New York of property or properties situated partly wllhin and partly without the state of New York as the value of that part of the mortgaged property or properties altuated without the state of New York shall bear to the valuo of the entire mortgaged property or properties.
(3) Any and all bonds, notes or written or printed obligations, forming part of a series of similar bonds, notes or obliga¬ tions, the pnyment of which Is secured by a mortgage or deed, of trust of real or personal property, or both, which mort¬ gage or deed of trust la recorded In some pluce outside of the state of New York and not recorded In the state of Now Tork.
(4) Any and all bonds, notes or written
both such flne and Imprteonment. at the I dLsi-rrtlon of tho cojrt,
§ XiH. No deduction of debts against tax-
I able secured debt. Tbe owner of any se-
i curcJ debt, on which tho tax provided for
I In this artlclo has not been p.'iid, shall be
I assessed upon such secured debt In the
I taxing diatrlct In which he resides, upon
j tha fair markot value of such secuied
j debt and no deduction for the Just debts
owing by him shall be allowed against the
1 a.sse.^sed valuo of such secured debt, as
I provided in section twenty-ono of this
I chapier or elsewhere in this chapter or in
any ijther law of this state, except that
I the do<luction from tho taxable property
! peitnitted by 3«H:tlon six of this chapter
I shall bo allowed lo any person. In respect
I of any secured debt which for tho pur-
j po.ie of his bu'^ines.s, as hereinafter de-
1 scrlted and not I'nr or as an Investment,
I shall be temporarily owned and held for
j aale by auch pcr,son then actually erifjagod
I In the bona Ilde purchase and sale of such
socuritiea an a business, and who then
.shall havo and maintain an oflice or place
of business In this state for the carrying
on of the actual bona fide business of
purchasliii; and sellliiK such .securities as
dlstln)?ul3hed from the purchase thereof
for Investment, but such deduction shall
not bo allowed In reapoct of securities
owned and held for a longer period than
eight montha.
9 337, Applicalion of taxes, Tho laxes Im¬ posed under thla article and the revenues thereof .sb.all be paid by tho stale comp¬ troller lni: tho stale treasury and be ap- pllcablo to tho general fund, and to the payment of all claima and demands which aro a lawful chnrge thoroon,
5 338, Kxempllon where tax has beon paid on secured debts before Mny flrst, nineteen hundred and fifteen. If a lax shall tiarve beoA paid upon a secured debt pursuant to artlclo fiftetm of tho t.ax law prior to May flrst, nineteen bundred and fifteen, such .secured debt shall bo exempt j from taxation hereunder and from all tax¬ ation hi the state or ,any of tho municl- palltira or local divisions of the state until maturity, except aa provided in sections twenty-four, one hundred and eighty- seven, ono hundred and elKhty-eight and one bundred and eighty-nine (ft this chap¬ ter nod In articlea ten and twelve of thte chapter,
9 3S9, Kxemptlon where tax has been paid on secured debts between May first, nineteen hundred and fifteen and November flrst, nineteen hundrod and fifteen. If a tax shall have been paid uiion a secured debt pursuant lo ar¬ ticle fifteen of the lax law, between May flrst, nineteen hundreii and fifteen, and November flrst. nineteen bundred and flf¬ teen. such secured debt shall bo exempt from taxation hereunder, and from all taxation in the stato or any of the munic¬ ipalities or local divisions of tho state, for the period of fivo years from the date of tho payment of auch tax. except aa provided In sections twenty-four, ono hun
or printed obligations, forming part of a j dred and eighty-seven, one hunched and
series of similar bonds, notes or obllga tlons, which are secured by the deposii of any valuable securities, as collateral se¬ curity for the payment of such bonds, notes or obligations, under a deed of trust
aay —iiltiaa which cannot lawfully be r«ad*red by a peraon not admitted to praetlee law In thte state nor to solicit dirootty or Indirectly professional emplny- rnant for a lawyer.
t t, Thla aot ahaH take effect immadl- ataly.
Btat* of Naw Tork, Oflloe of the Secre¬ tary of State, aa:
I haerm eotnparad the preceding with the origtaal law on flle In this offlce, and do horeby certify that the aamo la a correct tnnaerlpt therefrom and of the whole of wM ortctoal tew.
riLAJfCIS M, HCOO,
Secretary of Stata
LAWB OF NEW YORK—By Autherity. CHAP. W
AN ACT to anthorise tha Buperlntendent of publio woriu to provide towlns facill- tita oa oomplatad aectlona and portion* giC tho baTS* aaaal ayatam of the atata •Hi maklBV an approprtatlon therefor, Baoarao a law April U, iSic. with tha
tgiuovaX of tba Oovemor. Paaaed. threa-
mm 9mSlif9t «w BiBto at JXatr Ttttk.
¦Ateati
elshty-elght and one hundred and eighty- nine, of this chapter, and In articlea ten and twelve nf thia chapter.
9 340, Apportionment of value of secured debt secured by mortgage of property sit¬ uated partly within and partly without the state. If a hond, note or debt be se¬ cured by mortgage or deed of trust re¬ corded In the state of New Yoric of prop¬ aro not payable within one year from their I erty or properties, situated partly within
ause the use of tho same after it shall i ^"^"- ""'^ '^*^" 'i"*'' ^"ch service ,shail In
' Ills sixty-fifth year or thereafter have re¬ tired or who shall hereafter retire from his or their said office by expiration of term or resignation or because he or they shall have arrived at the age of seventy years, or who has aerved not less than twenty-flve years in a court of record, of which fourteen years thereof at le,:i8t shall have been served In the supremo court, as offlclal referee or referees, for tho term of his or their life. To any of such offletel referees may be referred any action, mat¬ ter or proceeding pending In said supremo court, referable by statute or tho rules and pnctlces of said court, in which tho J.UI<IiQe making the order of reCerenoeshul! deem that for any reaaon the expense of such reference should not bo borne by the parties to such action, matter or proceed¬ ing.
5 2. flection one hundred and sixteen of .such chapt.er as amended by chapter eight hundred and flfty-four of the laws of nine¬ teen hundred and eleven, and chapter three hundred and twenty-three of the laws of nineteen hundred and twelve. Is hereby amended to read aa follows:
9 116, Compensation of offlclal referees in the flrst, second, third and fourth Judicial departments. The county of .Vew York in I the case of ofHcinl referees appointed by the appellate division of tho supreme court In Ihe flrst judicial department, apd the comptroller of tbe state of New York, In tho cose of oflicial referees appointed by I tho appellate division of tho sujiremo | court In the second Judicial departmont, 1 shall p.ay annually to each of the offlclal ' I referees appointed pursuant to section one \ I hundred and flfteen of this chapter a sum equal to the annual compensation now ; paid to such offlcial referee or referees by the said counly nf New York, and two- thirds of that amount to each offlcial ref- 1 eree so appointod In the third and fourth : Judicial departments, a'nd ,sald referee or I referees shall not charge or receive from I tho parties lo tho action, matter or pro¬ ceeding referred any fee or compensation for any Ber\'lco rendered as such referee, but may charge the said p.-irtles ¦with any disbursements actually incurred by him or thom In the performance of his or thoir duties as such referee, provided the same bo allowed by tho court. If the services of a stenographer should be required In tho action, matter or proceeding so re¬ ferred to such official referee, such ste¬ nographer shall be selected hy jiaid ref¬ eree from the official stenographers of tho supreme court, and tho parties to tho ac¬ tion, matter or proceeding sliall not be required to pay any of the fees of such stonograpber for taking the testimony or furnishing ono copy therofrf lo the ref¬ eree. To provide the money necessary to pay tbe salaries of said offlclal referees appointed by tho appellate divisions of the supreme court In tho second, third and fourth judicial departments, tha comptrol¬ ler of the state shall annually apportion a sum equal to tho total amount of said ,sal arles among the counties composing Ihe second, third and fourth judictel depart¬ ments, respocttvely. and causa the same to be levied and collected on the real and personal prop«>rty In aald coontlaa as In the same manner In which stato taxea aro levied and collected.
9 3. This act shall take effect Immediately. Slate of New York. Offlro of the Secre¬ tary of State, ss;
I havo compared the preceding With the original law on lile In thte office, and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and cf the whole of •aid original law,
FRANCIS M. RUGO.
Secretary of SUte.
prayer; to fosier Jewteh religious life In 1 to be employed, or who oxhiblts, uses or
has In custody, or trains for the purpoae
j of exhibition, use or emplo.vment of uny
! child actually or -ipparenlly under the ago of sixteen years, or who, having the care, custody or control of such a child a-s p,nr-
; ent, relative, <niprxli;u', employer, or otlier- wtec, sells, leta out. gives away, ao trains, or te any way procuree or consents to the eniploynient. or to such training, or use. or exhil'ltion, of sucl; child: or who
• neglects or refuses to restrain such child from such training, or from en.q.-vglng or
' acting, either,
1. As a rope or wire w.all;er, gymnast, ¦wrestler, contortionist, rider or a,-riih:U, or upon any bicyclo or similar meclianicjl vehicle or contri\ ance: or
2. In begglrii? or receiving or soliciting alms in any manner or imdrr any pri>- lense, or in any mendicant ociiipatlon: or
I In gathering or picking rii^s. or collecting , clpar slumps, bones or refuse from mar¬ kets; or in peddlinc;; or
3 In Blngl'ig; or dancing: or playing upon a musical Instrument; or in .a the,at- ; riral e.xhlbition; or in posing or acflnp, or I as a subjeci for use. In ur for. or In con- I rection with, Ihe m;iki:v:T of a motion pic¬ ture fllm; or In any wandcrinK occupa- J tlon; or
j 4 In any illegal, indecent, or Immoral [ exhibition or practice: or in the exhibition 1 of any such chili when Insa'^e, idiotic, or ' when presenting the appeurancc of any deformity or unnatural physical forma- I lion or development; or
I ,1. In uny pr,ictlre or exhibition of placo j dangerous or Injurious to the life, limb, j health or mor.ils of the child, is guilty of ' a misdemeanor Hut thi,s section does : not apply to the emplo> ment of any child j as a singer or muslcl-an in a church, I school or academy; or In teachlntr or ! learning tho science or practice of niusic; or as a musician in any concert or in a thontricnl exhibition or in poFing or act¬ ing, or as a subject for nsr. In or for, or In 'onnectlon with, the making of a mo¬ tion picture film with the written consent of the mayor of tl,e rin. or Um preslilent of the board of tnislees of the village where such c»incert 'ir exhibition takes place. Such consent shall not he glv^n unless forty-elglit hoims' previous notice of the .application shall have be«Mi .served In writing upon tho soclely mentioned In j .¦icctlon four hundred and ninetv-ono of
tho home, as expressed in traditional ol>- •ervances; to emourage the esLublish- ment of Js'wlsh religious schools, in the curricula ot which the study of the He¬ brew langua^; and literature shall be given a prominent place, b<ith as the key to the true understanding of Judaism, and as a bond holding together the scattered communities of Israel throughout the world. It shall be tbo aim of the United 8ynai;ogue of America, while not Indorsing the Innovations intnxluced by any of Its constituent btjdles, to embrace all ele¬ ments eseentlalh loyal to traditional Ju¬ daism and In sympathy with tho purposes outlined above.
9 S. The business and afTnlrs of said corporation sh;;ll be conducted by a board of twenty members to lie known as the executive council, and the persona named In the first section of tiii,s, art aa incorpo¬ rators ahall constlfiile the first executive council of said corporation and ahall hold office until the installation of their suc¬ cessors, who shall he elected at the times and in the manner provided by tho b^-- lawB to ho adopted by said executive council.
9 4. Tho members of said corporation shall consist of the persons who shall bo i designated and chosen as delegates to the j convention of said cori>oratlon by such , methods or method, and by such organi- ' 7,atlon,s, sock-tics, nominating and consilt- ' uent bodies as shall bo provided In by- luws to be edofiled by the executive coun¬ cil, such br laws, however, beir,K subject I to alieration. revL'ilon or amendment, at I any regular convention of such corpora- j tlon or at a special convention called for ' .such purpose, provided that thirty days' , notice bo given of the proposed change. j
9 5. This act .shall take efTect Immedi- ' ately, !
Stale of New York, Offlco of tho .Secre- |
tary of State, sa: I
I have compared the preceding with tho original law on flle in this offloe. and do hereby certify that the aame la a correct transcript therefrom and of tho whole of said original law,
FRANCIS M. HUGO,
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP, :>». AN ACT to authorize the commissioners
of tho lnnd onice to r-^iie lo the ITnlted I this chapter, if there be ono wllhin tho
tates of America certain landa in tho city nf riattsburgh. Clinton rounty, for a site for a memorial in honor of Com¬ modore Thomas Macdonough. In com¬ memoration of his victory on Lake Champlain in September, eighteen hun¬ dred and fourteen.
Became a law April 24. I91S, with tho ap¬ proval of the Governor. Pasaed by a two-thirds vote. The People of the State of Now Ttxrk,
county, and a heprlnr had thereon if re¬ quested and shall be revocable at Iho will of the authority giving it. It nhnl) speci¬ fy the name of the child, lis age, tho names and residence of Its parents or guardians, the nature, time, dur,itinn .ind number of performances permitted, to¬ gether with tho place and characler of the exhibition; and whore any ihlld la to ba employed In the making of a motion picture fllm It shall provide that the child
represented In Senate and Aasembly, do I 'a to be employed only i,i the manner de-
en.act os followa
Section 1, The commissioners of tho land offlce are hereby authorized to cede and convey to the United States of Amer¬ ica such portion of land In the city of Plattsburgh which may and shall be ac¬ quired by the people of tho state of New York, through tho Plattsburgh centenary commlHsion, in pursu.anco of chapter seven hundred and thirty of the laws of nine¬ teen hundred and thirteen, .as amended by chapter eight hundred and twenty- eight of tho laws of nineteen Iiundred and thirteen, and further amended by chapter nlnety-flve of the l.iws of nineteen hun dred and fourteen, and further amended by chapter six hundred and sixleen of the laws of nineteen hundred and fifteen, and also by chapier nine hundred and eighty- ,ieven' of the lawa of ninetoen hundred and sixteen, aa shall be required by fho United States of .\inerioa for .a site for a monument or memorial to Commodore Thomas Macdonough, In pursuruire of an apiiroprialion made by chapter two hun¬ dred and twenty-threo of tho second sea-, ,sion of tho sixty-third coiiRrcss, for thc erection of such memorial .at Plattsburgh, in cortimomor.atlon of tho victory of Com¬ modore Thomas Macdonough on I.«iko Ch;implain in September, eighteen hun- i dred and fourteen. In accord,anre wttli pl.ans to bo approved by the secretary of war; and the said commissioners of fhe I land offloe are further authorized to grant i letters patent to tho United States of ' America for such landa which may and shall be recjuired by tho United ."^Vites of America, upon the presentation of « petl- I tlon to tho said commissioners of iho land I office,, to bo presented by tho secretary of w.ar, and without considenUlon. 9 2. This act shall take effect Immediately. I Stato of New York, Offlco of the Secre- I tary of State, ab:
1 have coi^'iarrd tho preceding with tho j nrlglnal law on fllo In this offlce, nnd do hereby certify that tho same te a correct | transcript therefrom and of the whole of j said original law, i
FRANCIS M, HUGO.
Secretary of State. •So In original. Chapter 116 evidently In¬ tended.
scribed and .set forth In the statement In w-riting suhmKted ivlth the application, as hereinafter provided. Any r>ers<m apply¬ ing for .such con.^ent for tho nse or em¬ ployment of any such child or children in any plai'o in the stale, in pnalng or acting for or ns a sublect for u.se In or in con¬ nection with the makins? of a motion pic¬ ture nim shall submit with such aiiplica¬ tion a true and ,ici!ural« ,stalernent in ' Kubdivislon, to bo HUbdlvlslon six, to read writing setting forth and describing in de- I an follows:
I LAWS OF NEW YORK—By AuBmH^
CHAP. m.
AN ACT to amend ctaaptor on* hundred
and alx of tha tewa of eigliteen hnndred
and ninety-Ova, entitled "An act to to*
corpora.: the grand oourt of the atata
of NaT' Tork of tbe Ancient Order at
Foreaters of America." by cbanglnc th*
title of such act to conform to Ihe tewa
of chapter (our hundred and throe of
the laws of eighteen hundrod and nine-
ty-slx and other-wife te relation to tho
aame uf such society.
Became a law April IT, UIS. 'With the ap>
proval of the Governor. I*aseed. thre*>
flfttia being present.
The r»iople of the State of New Tork, represented in senate and aasembly, do enact as follows:
Se<-tion 1. The title of chapter one hun¬ dred and six of the tews of eighteen bun¬ dred ami ninety-five. entiUed "An act to incoriKirato the grand court of the atato of New York of tho Ancient Order of For¬ esters of America," te hereby amended to rwid aa follows:
"An act to incorporate the grand ooart of tbe state of Ncw York of the Foreatera of AmericjL"
9 2. Section throe of such chapUT, aa amendeil by ch,ai:tor four hundred andi thirty-five of the laws of ninetoen hun¬ dred and flfteen. Is horeby amended to re.ad as follows:
9 3. Tliat the particuter business anA ohiects of aaid society, the name of whicb wim changed to "Grand Court of tho Stato of New York of Foresters of America" by chapter four hundred and ihree of tha lawa of eighteen hundred and nlnety-atz. shall be to grant dispensations or rJiai«> ters to subonllnate courts of the Forest¬ ers of America In tho state of Now Yorit, lo .susp«'.nd and revoke tho same for prop¬ er cause*, according to tho rcgulatloiui. by-la'wa, rule«, luid constitution adopted to Kovern the same or which may bo nece*- sary for the government and promotioit ')f the principles of said association; to have supervision over all subordinato I'lurte within this wtato; to give all moral and material aid In Its power to Its mem¬ bers and tho.se dependent upon tbem; tw est.'ibllsb a funer.il fund for burial of de- co«sed Diemhers or a member's wife, aria*' Ing out of annual dues paid Into slid fund by such of tho sulMirdinato .-.ouris which mav belong to said fund and to estab¬ lish an Indeninlty fund for the purpose of. securing the subordinato • courts iLgalnstj the diro't loss of money or other person- ,il property of the subordinate courta,| ihrous^h tho dishonest approprlition lher«»- nf by the offlcers of said subordinatai rnurta,
9 3. Thte act sliall lake effect Immedtej
ately. |
Stato of New York. Office of the Secra«|
tary of State, cs: ^ |
I havo compared the proooding with thai
original law on file In this offlce. and dol
hereby certify that the s.imo is a correct!
transcript therefrom and of tbe whole of'
said original law j
KRANtMS M HUGO.
Secretory of State.
I LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. 2J8. AN ACT to amend tbo olucatlon law, In
relation to a chuiige in suiMsrvlsory dl^
trIcU.
Hecamo a law April 17. 191C, with the ap¬ proval of Lhe Governor. I'assed, thruo- fifths being prosejit
Tho Pofiple of the State of New York, represented In Henate and Aoaomb'v, do enact lui followa:
Section 1. Hection three hundred and elghty-ono of chaptor twenty-one ot ttja lawa of nineteen hundred and nine, ouli- llcd "An act relating to o<lucnMon, con- stitutini? chaptor sixteen of the lonsoll- dated laws," aa araemlod by chapters ons hundred ami forty and six hundred and seven of tho laws of nltiotf«!n hundretl and len, is hereby amende,] by adding
tall the entire part tn bo taken and each ! and every act and thing to bo done and performed, by such child In the m;iUlnK of such film to the local offlnlal having au- ¦ Ihorlty lo Ifsuo ,such pcrinit.s or of any i such ao< lety having Jurisilirllon In surh I place. Hut no such con,senl ."hall be ; deemed to .authorize any violation of tho ; flrst, second, fourth or lifth subdivision of i this section. I
9 2. This act shall take effect Immedi¬ ately,
Stato of Now York, Offlco of the Secro- tnry of State, ua: \
I have compared tho preceding with fha I original law on filo In thla ofiice. and do horeby certify 'hat tho ,sainn i« a correct | tran.scrlpt therefrom and of tho wholo of said original law.
FHANCIS M. HUGO,
Secrelary of Htato.
tlon shall be permitted to render I or collateral agreement held by a trustee,
(6) Any bonds, debentures or notea, form¬ ing part of a series of slnnllar bonds, de¬ bentures or notes, which by their terms
date of Issue, and tha payment of which is not secured by the deposit or pledge of any collateral security The term "se¬ cured debts" as used In this article shall not Include securities held aa collateral tc secure the payment of bonds taxable un¬ der this article or under article eleven of •his chapter
and partly without the state of New Tork, and a proportion of such bond, note or debt constitutes a secured debt as provid¬ ed by aeetion throe hundred and thirty, the holder nf such secured debt may apply to the complroller for a determination of the proportion of sucb l>ond. nole or debt which la taxable as a secured debt under
I 3S1, Paym,eAt of tax on secured debt. | Ihls article, nnd tho comptroller shall, Ufler thlsliftlclo takaa sffect and befnre , soon as practicable thereafter, furnish to Ihe flrat day of Janucu-y, ninetfen hun- i such applicant a determination upon dred and seventeen, any parson may take : which the tax Imposed by this article on or send to the offlce of tho comptroller of | such secured debt shall be based, which this atate any secured debt, and may pay | detertnlnation shall be in tbo manner pro- to the atate a tax at the rate of seventy- vlded for In section two hundred and sixty
flve centa on each one hundred dollars or fraction thereof of the face value of auch aecnred debt, under auch regulations aa the compt)rollor may prescribe, and the comptrcUer shall thereupon affix securad debt atampa hereinafter provided for. to auch secured debt, which atampa ahall be duly aisned by th* comptroller or hte duly
of this chapter made In respect of the ap¬ portionment of the vahie of such mort¬ gaged property In aonnecllon with the re¬ cording within the state of New York of the mortgage or other Indenture by which surh secured ^abt mey be secured.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By AuthoHty.
CHAP. 26fi, AN ACT to inoorpomto fho United Byn- agoguo of America, a union for promot¬ ing traditional Judaism and deflning Ita objects and powers.
Bf^arne a law April 24, 191S, with tho ap¬ proval of the Oovemor, Paased. three- flfths l>elng present.
The People of tho Stato of New York, represented In Senate and Asaembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Cyrus Adler, L.nute Glnzberc G. H, Kauvar. M U. Kaplan. Ellas L. Solomon, M*}-er Goodfrtend, Jacob Kohn, Charlea I. Hoffman, Herman H. Abramo- wltz. A. M. Hershman. Michael Sallt Samuel C. Lamport, Julius H. Greenstone. Herman H. Rubenovllz, Wliliam Levy, .Vathan Plnansky. Alexander Marx. Max D Klein. Samuel Wacht, Solomon Soils Cohen, and their asanctetes and succes¬ sors are hereby constituted a body corpo¬ rate In perpetuity under the name of tbe United Synagogue of America, and by said nam« shall poaaeaa all the powers which b>- the general corporation law and membership corpo(ailons law, lire confer
LAWS OF NEW YORK-By AuthorHy.
CHAP, 276. AN ACT to amend chapter four hundred and twenty of tho lawn of nineteen hun¬ dred and flfteen, entitled "An act to In¬ corporate tho Woman's Roard of Homo Missions ot the Presbyterian Cburch In the United States of Americji." In rela¬ tion to tho control of such woman's board by tho flenoral Assembly of tho Presbyterian Church In the l'nited States of America.
necame a law .tprtl 24, 1916. with tho ap¬ proval of tho Governor. Passed, throe- flfths being present.
Tho People of tho State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact oa followa:
Section 1, Section threo of chapter four hundrod and twenty of the laws of nine¬ teen hundred and flfteen, entitled "An act to Incorporate tho Woman's Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian ChurcJi In the United Slates of America," la heroby amended to road aa follows; i 3. The management and disposition of I the affaira and property of said corpora¬ tion ahall bo vested tn the poraons named tp tho flrat aeetion of this act and their I auccessora te offlce. who shall remain in I offlce for such period and be removed and succeeded by othera cboaen at such timo and in such manner as the aald Oeneral Assembly of tho Preabytertan Church In the United Slates of America ahall from time to time direct and appoint, and the conduct, management and administration of all of the buslneaa and affaira of auch corporatton ahall. at all tlmea, be ezproas- ly undT and subject to. tho Jurtedietior^ supervision and direction of said general aaaambly.
11. Thla art aliaU tak* effeet tramedtetely. State of New York. Ofllce of the DacT* tary of State, aa:
I have compared the praceding with tha original law on flle in thia oflloe, aad do
2. Article nfteen of such chapter, aa j be capable of taking, holding and acqulr added by chapter eight hundred nm"» twe ¦ Ing by deed. gift, purchaae. t>eqaest de¬
red Apon nonaV>ck corporations, and shall | hereby certify that tba aame te a corraot
tranacript therefrcm and of tbe wheta at
•uthoris«d reprtoentati'va and dcted ¦¦ of i of the lawa oC ninetaen hundrad and j tria4 or by indieial order or docrae. aay Ibo^itaof thapagnoMBtaraBob tax, Hm 1 •tevaa end amandad by cha»tara opa ban- I MfU* vaal «» baMgoal. ta tniat ar athi»
' 'I
¦sid orisinal law
TBANCIS K.
Huoa
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
I'llAP. 2:'0
AN Af^T to amend the legislative law. In relation lo powers of the legislative li¬ brarian,
Becaine a law April 24, I91fi, with the ap¬ proval of the Governor. Piui.sed. three- nfths being prrsent.
The Penple of the State of Now York. repreaontfHl in .Senate and A.ssembly. do enact a-s follows:
Section 1. .'Sertlon seven-a of chapter thirty-seven of the law.s of nineteen hun- I dred and nine. entltlo<i "An act In relation I to legislation, conatitullng i'ha[iU;r Ih.lrty- 1 two of the conaolldated lawa," as addi'd I by chapter four hundrod and eighty- three of the laws nf nineteen hundred I and flfteen, la hereby amended to read ris I follows;
i 7-11. l>>glslntlve library, librarian Bnd I assistants. There shall be a lef,'lalatlv,) II- i brary, lo be locato<l In tho state i apitnl I In rooms assigned by the trustees of pub- ] lie buildings, ciwvenlently accessible to I tho members of lioth houses of the le^is- I lature, and su'-b library shall be ojjen I throughout the year.
I Such library shall be suitably furnished. I equlpTiod and maintained undor tho dlrec- j tlon of tho legislative librarian, within the I amount of any moneys available th refor by ap',)roprlation, subject tn joint rules, : If any, that may ho adopted by the sen¬ ate and .laaemhiy In relation thereto. Tho i legislative librarian and two assistant II- I brarlano heretofore chosen by tho presi- I dent of tho senato and speaker of tho as- I sembiy, shall serve until their succeasors shall be chosen In like manner. Their salaries and compensation shall bo paya- blo monthly from moneys appropriated for j compensation of offlcers and employees of the senate and assembly During a va- • cancy In the offlco of legislative librarian, the ai-slntan( librarian who shall havo : boon longest in the s*,rvice of the state as I a legislative employee, shall be employed as acting logislafive librarian, with tho I powers and dutlea of such librarian, and j shall receive during su''h a period tho componoatlon herein prescribed for the I legislative librarian. Buch library shall I l>e deemed establtehed from and after the selection of tho flrst legislative librarian hereunder Such librarian shall have charge of the lestslatlvo library, but the two houses of the legislature may. by Joint rules, regulate tho use of th* libra¬ ry and prescribe tho powera and durica of the logtetatlvie librarian and the assist¬ ant librartana
i X Thta act ahaJI take effect tmraedl- atoly.
6. The district Ruperlnfcndonts of two or more supervisory distrlcta in a county may Miiite In a petition lo the board of siiiiervl:«irH of the county for a chaiiKO In the boundaries of such dlBtricts by In- I'luillng or excluillnj; one or more towns, slatlrii; tho reasons for such cbarign, and if KUch cliaoKe conforms to the lerrilortal requlrcnurilH of HUtHlivlKlon one of thla section, the board of sui>orvlnors may, by resoluiion, cb'iiige suih illslrlcts In ao» c'lrih-inie with kijiIi petition A ropy ot such resolution, certified by fho chall^nan and clerk of tho bo,-ird of supervisors, Khali be det>o»ite<l by lhi' clerk In the offlca of tho clork of Ibe lounlv. Tiie county clerk on r«icelpt of the sarno ahall furword It certified copy thereof to tho ix>mmla8ion' er of edui-allon
9 2. This act shall take offect immedW ately ,
.State of New York. Offlco of tho Becre¬ tary of fll.'ite, os:
I have compared fho preceding with tho original law on file In thlo offlce. and do hereby certify that the same la a correct trajiscript Ibirefrom and of tbe whole of said original luw. j
FRANCIS M HUOO,
Secretary of Btata, ]
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. 271i. AN ACT lo amend tho poor law, in rela* tlon lo the powers of oounty sui>erln- tendenta of the poor.
Ili'canie a law April 24, UIS, with the a(»> pro-'al of the (ifivernor. Passed, thre*> lirths being preaent.
Tho People of the Btttte of New York, roproseiitod In Senate 4^nd Aasembly, do etiuct as followa;
Section 1. Sulxllvlslon ten of aeclloa three of chapter forty-six of the tewa of iiinoleofi huridri'i] and nine, entitled "An mil In relat Inn lo the poor, constltutlns chapter forly-two of the consolidated laws," is hereby amended to read aa fol¬ lows: j 10. Draw on tho county treasurer for aU I ooceoanry exponsos lin-urred In the dla- I charge of their dullea. liiiluding their neo- I i'i§n:iry personal expenses while in tho dia- 1 charge of such dul leo and their neceaaary ex[ionaes In Htlendiiig the tiildwiiiler and I annual stale oonventlona of county f.upor- I Intendi'rits of tho p.xir, which draft ahall bo p.iid by such treasurer out of tha ! mfitieys placed In hla bands for tho sup- \ pon ot the poor.
9 2. Sutidlvlolon fourteen of section fbreo
I of ouch chapter, dis amended by chapter
sevenly-flve of tbo lawn of nineteen hun-
j dr«<l and twelve. Is hereby amended to
'end as followa: I 14 Pny over to tho county treasurer on . the flrsl day of oach month all moneya I ro<olved by hirn from any sour'-o In hla ' officii! capacity or otherwise received by \ hlni and tielonglng to tbe county, ainoo I 'he dale of the preceding payment, ax- ' c».pt euch moneys as are paid out by him I for Incidental expenses In connection with j the dutlea of his offleo, for ^hlch oxpen- I dituroa he shall present with such month- I ly report vouchers and Itemized atote- I ments showing date* and purpoaea of auch I expendlturea. All paymont which he te I authortied to make undar thte chapter, I m^oavt aa hereto i(>*clfl*d, aliaU o* om^ ! only bv orders drawn on the eomtvrp % s' i- ! orer. pavaaM^to tha person entitlod tnara- ! to and showlne upon the face thereof th*^ I purpoae for which the order la giaen.
9 t
ately.
Thte sct ahall take effect tmmadfe
Stoto of Now Tork. Oflloa of the Secre- I Buto of New Tork. Ofllco of th*
tary of Bute, aa:
I have oompared th* precedlnt with the original law on Ote In thla offloe. and do hareby certify that tba aama te a<oorract tranacript therefrom and of the 'Whote of
JVHAirCUl M. HUf30,
¦iL^itaiji ot-atmtm.
tary of Btaiie, aa
I have oompared tiM praeadlns with tha^
orisinal law on flte ta thla ofllo*. and doi
h*i<aby oartlfy that th* aam* ta a eorraot
tranacript thorofrom and of tb* wboto at]
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