£
raraauaa ann nut muiii^s neo- to ba ralaad by tax In addition tharata, to pay the ezpenaea of conduct- tac the buamesa of tbe town and for the purpoaaa eont*i',iplated by thly chapter and otberaiae by law. atiali be un.l bt;. aoma appUoable in the amuunt UieieiU
tofa tna aimatakji ot aaia 'boarfl «* Oa towntviark ahall endorae thereon er attach thereto a certlflcato of such audit and the same shall thereupon l>e filed in. and romeln a public record In the town clerk's I ofttce. The town clerk shall also prepare a warrant, order, ilraft .jr eertlflcaie of
named for the purpuse of me, tirig said \ audit to bo signed hy a majority of tha approprlaUuns. Ip i:jLBa tan ic-'.-.-ues ro- r.»emlK.rs of the t'.>wu board or the board aalved by th» town exceed tl.e ainount of i of hjwii auditors and t.i be countersigned auch eatimuled revenues iiaioe.l in said | by him slating the fact of such audit, tbe annual aallruate, or in case there reuiaiu , nuinte-r ot ttie claim, the namo of tho any unexpeiided balare.e.s of approprla- I .jluUnunt, the amount allowed and the
tluna made for the Buppvrt of ihe town guvamment ur for any other purpoae, than auch aurplua revenues or su.jti unex¬ pended buiancen, .Jr l/oth, aha.i. except aa uttierwlse provided by iaw. rema.ii upon dep<JSlt sod bu includsd us a part Of tbe esllinalod revenues for mo sue. ceadiug year, except t.'iat tl« town board may by a vote of two-tii:ia» of its niem- bara at a regular or spt^.iai nin^ting reg¬ ularly convened, de'.erniine to upiHy such aurplua revenues or uiieAi'ej..JuiJ balances, excepting thoae of tl;o highway fjod, to¬ ward and In u.Mltij^n to. t.x luods ap-* w-ith proprlatod oa afofeauid and Jn such man- for i
fund .i:i'l upproprlatlon account charge- ab , ttierewiUi and such other Information aa .nay bo deemed nceaaary (f essential, directed to the s'jp«rrvl3or of the t'jwn. autti'.rlziiiif .ind directing hlrfi to pay to the claimant the amount allowed upon hla claim. .No tund und no appropriation ac¬ count shall be overdrawn nor shall any warrant be drawn against one fund or a|)[.ropriritlori a.-, ount to puy a claim chargeable to ano'lier fund or appro|«-ia- tlori account It shall be tho duty of tho lown clerK to keep a B<-parate account ¦h appropriation f(>r^expenditure tl funds are appropriate! or raia-
ner aa In the JudKUient of iwittiirds of ed by tax. In .su'h manner ^ Pie town tha moiiibera 'jf tn.j lown board may bo ! Irjard or hoiinl of frwn a'j'11'..rs aid the most boneOcial to Uie town. j comptroi. r of the state of New York may
I 148. Tax budget. The am'iunt of esU- i direct and deiermine. mated expenditures*contained in the an- j For all his services rendered to or tor aual estimate adopted by Uie t'^nn board th'- lown. under or pursuant to the terms
less Uie amount of e.ttimateil revenues applicable to the payment tnereof utid the amount of uii jinli;nie;its payable- prior to Uie tax levy, stiall couhtilute Uio tax budget. .The town clerk bhall inako and eeitlfy In d'jpllcate. a transcript of the mlnutoa of the procoediiu's of tho town board upon tho adoption of th'.. esti¬ mate, liiclu'llng the esilmale in detail. and ahull deiivur one copy thereof tu tlie aupervlsor ot tiie town to be by him lail before the board of super, is.jrs for ttie purpoao of levying the annual tax and transmitting tho other copy theie'if to tie' clerk of the board of supervisors of tl. ¦ county, who shnll cause ttie s:imo to be- printed In tho procce.lini(s .if the board , of supervisors The bo,inl ,;>t supervi.sora of tho county In which tni^ I'lwii ia .iitu- | ated ahall levy" and cause to be i.iie.l the amount spo<:ltled In suid ain.u.il i-slini;it« to bo levied by t.ix. ami the amount shaU be levied. aasei'.iKl and r.iueil by tux upon tho real nnd pirsonal prop.ity lia- Ne lo taxation in the town at tlie tune and In tho iiiuniier provi.tod I.y law
( 148 Temp.irary l.ians. In ttio interval, after the adoption of hahl annual estimate and the coininencemeiit of I tie fL-.c:il ye ir but before the revenues ure re....ive.l, llie , town board aliall hin« th.i puwi r to bor¬ row money fur uny "f ttie purpusei f.ji which funils sre- appropriat.-d wiihin lie amounts upiiroprial.'d ttic rcfor for the ¦ fiscal your In Miiti.i|/alion of ihe n ccipt , of tho said tu.ies uixl revenues ajipli. ab!" [ to 9U'-h purposes. The town b'lard may . provide for the issue of certiiicalea of In- ] debtodness or nvenuo bonds to Ix- signecl by ttic supervisor and co'inter.'-lrne.l by the town clork for such purposes. Such certlllcutos or bon.ls, togi tier with the Interest thereon to date or iiialuiity sh;ill be paid out of the moneys receive.1 on j account of taxes and i..venii<w appilca- | ble to such purposes and iji:\ll in no .aMe I be m;i'l« to -run tor nion> than si.xieen months.
i ]4a-ii.. Contra, ts and expenditures pro- hibltod, Nn oftlcer. board or ilepariment Bhall during any iiscal >ear expend or contract to be expended uny money or Incur any llatiiiity or enter icto any con¬ tract whlcti by its t.-riTis lnvol\':s the e.r- penUlture of money for an.v imrpose, un¬ less provihl'ina theretor shail tune been maile In tho uniiuai estimate .^r piir."u- ant to Kocti.jn ono liuiKlre.] an.l f'.rty- sevcn of tlils cliapter. and in no la.se in excess of ttie amounts appro|iri.itci| lii said eatiniiite HS adopte.l b*-, jhc lown board or piirs'iLiit to sc'tion .me iiiindrcd ami forty seven aforesaid for :: ¦'h of¬ ficer, board, ilepartrneiii or pur|i'.sc f.ir • audi fiscal >ear Any i oiitract. vertial or writieii. made in vioi-iiion of this si.tlon shall be ni.;i ami void as to the loun und no money belonglhg tu the town >hall be paid thereon, proiid.d, however, that notfiliig herein .ont.iine.l sha;i prevtii". the making of contru. t^ for aiie. i.il di.s- trict purpohcs as miv iu...i^r hen-after be iin.vided by law for perl.i.l.M ex. ocliiitf one year, nor be held lo prohibit tho proper oflicers of the lown from expeii.l- Ing sucli sums or iiicurring Hiiili debts as may In: actii.iily iieci-.ss.ir y to prevent ttio spread of or suppress any coiiI.ikious or InfectloiiM diaeasea or any epuleiiiic In iho town. In Ull.iill.Ill to the am..mil appro¬ priated for such purpose. ,
9 H3-h. Penaltiea for violation of pre¬ ceding section. Any .>tll. er or m.niher of any boar'l or department of .|^' sy. h town wilfully vinhiliiig -.my oi iiie pro¬ visions of the pre. ...liiii.; section ...hall ho guilty of (i ilsiIeme.«iior ,
5 14H-C Diitle..! of supervisor The su- ; perv-lsor ot .¦iiiy su.-h town sh ill .1. niaii.l, colloct. re celve un.l have the care a'l tus- ' tody of, and hIiiiII disburse all liionW ; he>- | longing to nr •lii.. llie town fr.nii every source, exo-pt ,< otherwi.'.ie provided by law. Ali moneys of ttio town rccelvd by i tho sup.-rvl.sor shiiii !.<• d.posii.d by him In Biicti hank, b:inks or trust comp;iuie3 , as shall be ileaignatcil by the town bi.:ir<l for such purpose. The interest on all de¬ posits shall be ttie property of the town and shull tie acoulil.tl f.ir und credited lo tho pr.i|>er fund No iiioiicy shill bo . drawn from a town depositary i-xc pt on , theiks nr drafts sinned by the supcr- VUsor ami made payal.l»» to ihe p'rs.iii en¬ titled to receive ttie sume. In uild'tioii to the several fim.t nccoiints niiuirci m iio kept, tlie aupervlsor shall keep In his rec- onls a sep:irate accoiail wllh every a|i;^'i- pHntlon for which fun.Is ure uppro|iri:itc.l or raised iiy tax, and In every clicck or j draft drawn by tilni he shall slut" par- ; ttcularly unaJnst wlii.li fund It Is dr.iwn ' ,in.l the .ippropri.ite amicint ctiarge:! i'l'j therewlttv. Ife shall at no time p.rinit any fund or any appropriution a.'.ouni lo be overdrawn nor draw upon one fiiud or approprl.alioii account to pay a claim cliHrgenble to another No moii.^ shull bo p.ild out l>y liim except upon th*w:iri-anl. Older or draft of the town Ijoar.l, or oC tho bo:iril of town U'j.liters if there bo auch tsiurd in th.. t.nvn. exc. pt p.iymentj out of till! town hlKliway fund. f.hail be made tiy Ul,. Hiipei\isC'r upon the order of tho town supcrliiti.-n.i.nt of liigh-A-ays, and tlmt the- supervisor may p:iy the princi¬ pal and Interest of fumled deiits and tcm- por;iry hiaiia. lawfully Issued, wllliout prior audit The supervisor sliall render , to the town Ismnl at the end of each month a detniitsl stuument of all money received and paid out by him for soch month, and file ii copy th.-ieof In tin- ofllco of the town clerk ami with tho board of town auditors If tho town h.is such a board.
; 149-d. Claims agulnst town. No claim against th.. town, excopt for a lixed sal¬ ary, for the jirlnclpiil or Inni-- st on a bonde.l or fun.l..I debt or other loan or for tho rch'iilar or staled < .impeiisitlou of oflicers or employe,* ..f Ilie town, shall to piUd unlesa an ii'inlacd claiiii therefor, verlAed liy or on tiehalf of the ililmant. In such form as th.' town boanl or b.urd cf town au.llturs .sdpll pres. ribe. an.l ap¬ proved by the olllccr wh.'se action save ris*i or origin to the . i:i ,ii, .-hall i.ivi. been presented to tlie town lio.ird. or board of town aiiditcrs If one i M.-t.s in
th» town, and slciil hu\.. i ii au.llle.1 .iiul
allowed by It except the l.rm of cl'I'ln for highway imrposes shall Im- pi.-scrUiel by the state hiKtiwav commi--'oii lUul paid as provlde.l hv s.vfions ..iie hundred anil five and on.. hun.Ired and six of tho highway law. If th. •• b.- a board of town auditors In aii.-ti <owii. the i.iwrt clerk shall ho und a.l 'is clerk of tint board. He shall c«us.> c:vch i lalm pro- •eated to tho town l'_ ud or to the bo.ir.l of town auditors for'audit to tie numbered conaecutlvelr, and the number, date ot preaentatlun, name of cl.iimaiit an.l a brief atatement ot the ch;iiiiclcr of eu.h claim to be entered In ii b.iok kept for such pur¬ poae. which shall ul iill t'ui.s duilim olllc.i hours lie su placist as l > V • convemeiit for and open tu public Insp.i.'ii.ui. .N'.i claim ahall bo audlte<l or paid t>y the town ¦ board or board of town auditors until five daya have olai>»eil after Its proBentation to t;;»» town clerk ur.d tho town board or board of town aaditora shull not be re¬ quired to audit uny daini un'.il tliirty d oa aftar the expiration of such period of fivo daya Tho town board or boar.l of town auditora la authorized In considering a olaim to require any perspn pic ¦er.ung th« aama for audit to ba awom before It ar any member thereof, relative to the Juatneaa and accuracy of such c'.ilm, aii4 to take evidence and examine Che wlt- pcaaea tn reference to the claim, and for that purpoaa subpoenas for the attendance of wltneaaea may be Issued by said bourd
of this chapter, the town clerk shall re¬ ceive an ani.'itti salary to be fixed by the town boiiril of th' town in lieu of aU other competis,-ii..)n orf. es wtiich may now or hereafter be ,roVi.led by law to bo paid yh tne town for sui-h servl' f-s
} 149-e Bavim? clause .Vothlng contaln- eil In this article shall be construed to :iller nr cti'.inge the rn ttio'l or iilan of de¬ termining th.- sum to tie levle.i upon the : pe. lal w:iter llKtit. ."-ewer, flre and other -ip'-'ial .listricts, If any. nor the method ot '¦.¦rtlfyliig such sums for the purpose ot ' iiising uniounts to be inserted In the an- :iial :aA h'V -Ml inai'.' ; ¦ rl.,iiiiii:^ to
the rinam;.-s nf such tpeclal districts shall he tcin.lled ;iii'l trai-y"acted In ttie manner which may now or here.ifler be provided t'V law. 'llie jirovisions of tho atate li:.*i- way law- stuill be cirried out with the name forco ii:id effect irrespective of anything mentlom I In this arti.io. .N'othlng con¬ tained III this arUcle shull be construed to ni cal any Ft.itute of tho s'uie or lawful ri-.soliitiuii of the bo:'(d of supervisor of the- county In wliicti tho tuw-n is »itu»ie<l. or of the t'lwn boanl. or rule or regula- 'i.in of the bo.ird of henlth of ttie tow-n. not hicoiis.;it.-nt with the pr.jvisi.ms ot t^lj -atXij'le. und the same shall rfr»aln In roTl force an.I efl-ect. w-hon not in'onglsteui with the pro'i-ions nf this article, to ba construed i.nd operatu<l in harmony with its provi.'.ions
5 L' rhia ai t shall take erfect Immedlatoly. St'te ot Nov.- Vork, Otllco of ttie Secro-
tary of HMI.-, ss:
I have lon.pare.l the precedlnK with the orlt-lnnl lav.- ..n tile In this onice, and do hereliy (eriif;- tliat the hame Is a oirrect trmsiripi I'l.refrom and ot the whole ot sail) ori-;iii;il Uw
KHA .SI liS .M Hrf>0, t^.ioielary ot Htata
LAV^S OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. W7 A.N ..\i"r making approprl.ition for the
p'lr'-liaso of ho.ik.i an.l api>at-.itu3 for
acliooU and .nctmol iibrailes in cttioa and
scliool dislri:t.'>,
Becumo u law .May 'i, lap;, with tha uppiuvjl of the ijoveriior. Passed, ttwoo- lUths bl lm; present
I'lio People of tho State of New Yurk, repreaeiiled In Senate s.iid Aasembly, du enact a.i toilowa:
S..-.iloii,a. The sum of cloven thousand diillara illl.ijitjt, or .-.o iiiiicU thereof ua Iii.iy lie necessary, being a portion of ttio iiii.xpeii^l h.ilaiice uf inoiiejs al/proprl- ale.l by ^..ipter live tiun.lrcd and twenty- nine of tho luvvs of riiiieteen hunUled and tourteen amJ i haptd; s» ven tiui.dru.J and twenty-live of tn.. I:?tv» of nineteen hun¬ drod aii't lifleeii lor the pii.\ ment of iion- naidetit tuition of ii.ipil.s in iica.lemlc d«- parliiieiit.i, l.s fi'fvu'.jy leappiupnatod to pro\;d.. f.ii Ihe in.i king of ifiiowaucca to citic.i, uinun "fret: s.'liool di:ilri.-tfc. scliool d..stn.'Is nnd aciideniics, on a.count of ttio piirciia.s.. of ap;irovcd books and appara¬ tus by such cities, union free school dia- tricta. bchool Ui.-.lricla and ;icaduiniea for the .siliool y.-ar en^lnn^ August Oral, iiliio- tee^i liuniliod and fifteen, as uutliorizc. tiy .section four liuiiur.il uud nlnety-tlireo of til.' eiluculioii law. Ttio money hereby appioprKit'd bluiU bo a)ipuitioned and paid to such cities, union free ailiuol dis¬ tri.'ts. s.liuol disiiicts and a. iniemles In tlio iiiuniiur provided In .suction four liun¬ dred an.J mm ty-tliii e of tlio educatnjh law. lo supply clehciencies caused by tho faiiiiro lo approprj.ite- a siilficieiit amount to make tile alloWnn.:e.s to such cities, union free achool distrii:ts. actioui districts and acu.lemics on uei .junt of purctiiuies of approved liooks und appurutus during ttio scn.jol yo ir en,ling August tirst. nineteen hiiii'lred uml lifteen.
8 2. This act ah:ill take etfect Immedi¬ ately. Bt.Uo of .New Vork, fittlco of tho Secretary
of ,St;ii.-. ss:
1 havo compared tho preceding with the orii;inal l:iw on tliu in thia ofli. e, and du licr.-by certify that Itie name Is a correct tiaiiMcrlpt theiefroin ami of ttie wliole of tuiii original law
PKANCIS M. HUOO,
Ho. retary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
I'HAP. S-fJ. AN ACT to ;iiiu'n.l tho insurance law. In n'k.iion tl du 1.1.-nds of mutual eruploy- er.s' liubillt..' .nul workmen's compensa¬ tion corpor.ilioiis. and in relation i.o the autliorizatlon of foreign mutual Insur- anc'.' corp.irations.
ileciune a law May 2. 191B. with the uppi.jval of tho Ijoveinoi. Passed, throo- lU'tli.i beinn prea'.'il.
Tho I'euple of tho Statu of Now York, repicsenlcd lu Senate ami Assembly, do enact a.s follows:
Section 1. .Section one liundrt-d and nine¬ ty of chaiHer thirly-tliiee ot the lawa of miietccn tiauilri'd and nine, fculitied "An act in rei itiiin to Insurance corpurat'ons. Const.tilting clui|iter twenty-oiKht of tlio coiis.'lid.ited luws," aa adilcd by chapter e'glit hundred and thuty-lwo of the laws of ii,nci.,e(i hiiiiiiie'1 und thirtern. Is here¬ by umciulcd to reia.j aa f.iKnws:
3 i:w. iJisidetida. Ttio board of directors may. from timo lo time, tix and deterinino tbe amount tu bo paid us a dlvniend upon policies expiring iluiliiK each > our aflor retaining sulll. icnl wunia to puy all the I coni|ieiisalioii and oilier policy ubllgaUona which may lie payable ou account of the Injuries sustaine.l ami e.\peiisea Incurred, j .Siicti dividend .-^tiall not lake effect nor i tie di.strihuu»J until approved by tho su- I perintendeiit of rnsur:iii.'e after such In- vcsiiKalioii a.s lie may deem nuoi s.^ary. Any siicti cori^oratioii may iiold cash as-' Seta III ex. ess ot Us liubllitu.s. but such excess ah ill bo limited to one hundred • per centum of ita iiiserves for loases and expenses iin;urred. an.I may be used from | tliii.i to time in puynient of losses, dlvt- i dciida and u.\penae.
3 -. S.'v:tloii one hundred and ninety- ' four of chapter ttiirty-ttirco of the laws of niiiotceii hiin.lri-.l and nine, entitled ¦ An act In r.iutioa to iii.-uraiico curiiora- ' lions, coiistitullng cliapter twcnty-eigtit j of the I onaoii.laU'd laws, " as added by i chapler eislit hundrod and thirty-two of | the laws uf nineteen liundred uud thlr- i teiii, la hereliy umeiuled to reud as foi- ! lows
J mi. Authori-^atioii of tureign mutual Insuraiico criKiri lions. After Junuary (Ir-^t. iilnetcii liundred und seventeen, 'the siii'trinteudeni of Insurance may. In his di.scretlon, Isaue a certillcate of auUiority lO a mutual corporation organized under tho laws uf unuUior state to do auch In- siiranto in thia state; provided that lu no t\.'iii, stiall authority bo Riven to any siuh niutuul corpi.ration to do other kind.s of business tlian Uiuse speciflecl in Una articlo. Such c.jrporution shall be required to niHiiUaiii tlie same reserves for the protection of m.-mbera and em- piojees aa aro ivqiilrel for domestic cur- poraiions authorized to transact the same kinds uf Insurance, und shall at all times havo and maintain a surplus over and above ull habilities. Including unearned preiniiinia hii! loss rtaervea, uf not leaa than one hundred thousand doliurs. If a'ly such corporation shall not at all tlmea have and in.iinlain the surplus and re¬ serves hereby reijiilred, the superintend¬ ent uf insuran-.e ma.v. at any time. In bla di.scretlon. rev»Ue Its certitlcule of au¬ thority tu do business tn ttils state.
i 3. This act shall take effect immedi¬ ately.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Airtharfty.
CHAP. M. AN ACT to amend the real propartit >aw.
In relation to the form of acknowladc
ments and proofs In foreign oaaatrias.
Became a law May 2. Ult, wtth tha approval of tbe aovemor. Paaaed. thraa fifths being preaent
Tho People of tho Stato of New York. repreaented In Senate and Aaaembly, do enact as fotlows:
Section 1. Section three hundred and one of chapter flfty-two of the laws of nineteen hundred nine, entitled "An -act relating to real property, consUtutlng ¦ chapter fifty of the consolidated laws," as amended by chapter seventy of tbe lawa of nineteen hundred and twalve. Is hereby amended b>i, adding therato a new subdivision, to be subdivtslon too, ta read as follows:
10 If within the kingdom of Norway, Sweden cr Derunark or if within any of their kingdoms, statea, coloniea, depend¬ encies, territories, provlncea, [lolltlaal sub- illvlslons or domlniona thereunto belong¬ ing. Including Oreenland and Iceland, It may bo mada t>«foro a-Judge or a elark of a court of record therein under hla hand and the seal ot auch court, or be¬ fore the mayor or other chief maglstraaa of a city or town tliereln under tiia haad and the seal 'of auch city or town, or ba- fore a notary public therein under hia hand and tha seal of hia olBoe and tha aetil of tho city or town In which the notary resldea. or before a abartff thara- In under his tiand and tbe seal of the city or town In which tbe aherift raatdaa, or tiefore a consul-general, a vtoe-coikaul- general. a depiity-conaul-general, a ooo- sul. a vice-consul, a deputy-conavil, a oon- Bular agent a vice-consular agent, a com¬ mercial agent or a vK-o-commerclal agant of either Norway. Sweden or Denmark accredited to the place In which tha ac¬ knowledgment or proof Is taken, aad re¬ siding therein If under the hand and aeal of his office or the seal of the consulate ar logutlon to which he la attached.
I 2. This act ahall take efToct Immedlatoly. State of New York, OfBce of tha Soea<»-
taxy uf state, ss:
I have compared tbe preoediog with UM original la^y oc file In tbla offlca. aod da hereby certify tliut tha same Is a oorrect transcript Iberefrum and of tbe wbola af aaid original law
PHANCIS M. HUGO,
Secretary of Stat^
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By AuthortHy-
CHAV. xn.
AN ACT to amend the village law. la ra*
latlon to adoption and enforcement mt
building codes
Iiecame u law May 2, 191&. with tha approval of tho Oovernor. Paaeed, threa- fifths being present.
Ttie People of the fhate ot Now York, repreaented in Sojiato and Assomlrty, do enact as foUows:
Section 1. Section nlnety-a of chapter sixty-four of the laws of ninetoen hun- , dred and nine, enlltled An act relating to villages, constituting ch:iptor sixty-four of the ooiisolidated laws." us added by chapter two hundred and two of the lawa of rLlneteeii hundred and ten and amend¬ ed by chapter tliirty-six of the laws of nineteen hundre. 1 and flfteau, la hereby amended to read aa follows:
( ilU-a. liulldlng and sanitary codes. Tha board uf truateea ot uny village, whether organized under a general or special act, rnuy, by a majority voto of all of said board at a meotiug thoreof duly held, taken and recorded byfcalllng the ayes and noes udnpt an ordinance to be known as the bullJing code, wtiich shall provide therein rulos an.l regulutions tor tho con- stniction, alteration, removal and Inspec¬ tion of iill buildings or structures erected or to lie eri:cted within the limits of the village, providing therein and regulaUng thereby the plana and moans of all sucti construction, alberatlon or removal of all of such buildings and atructures. The , board of trustees of auy village of the tlrst class or of any village in a <'ounty ot less than one hundred and Sfty tliou- ! sand population, which adjoins a city of the first class by a majority vote of all j of said board, at a meeting thereof duly j held, taken aod recorded by calling tbe j ayea and noes may also adopt %n ordi- i nance tu be known as the sanitary code. wtii'jh shall provide therein rules and reg- | ulatlons tor -the construction, altcraUuh. I removal and Inspection of all plumbing , and drainage ayaterns in buildings now erected or to be erected upon pruperty '. witli:^ tho limits of the village, provld- ' Ing Uieriln and reguluting thereby all such cuiistructiou, alteratluB or removal . of ull such pluinbiiig and drainage, and j the licensing of plumbers to do such Work. The board of trustees shal have authority to provide penalties er punish- ¦ ments for disobedience t« any auch ordl- nanoes In tho manner prescribed by sec¬ tion ninety-three of this cli.ipter and may appoint und remove such kispectOM and examiners as may bo required to proper¬ ly execute the provlisions of sold ordi¬ nances, and shall pM>sse.ss autliority te al¬ ter and amend said ordlnojices trom tlmo to Ume and to issue licenses to plumbera and builders by a like vote. Nothing herein contained shall Impair any otber power conferred by law upon a boox^ of trustees In relation to the same or kin¬ dred mattors.
9 '.i Tills act sliaU take effect imntedlately. Slate of New Yurk, utUue of Um Secre¬ tary of State, on:
I have compared the preceding wtth the original law on tiie la this office, and do hereby certify UuLt the some ia a correct traiiaui'ipt therefrum and of tlie whole of said original law
FRANCIS M. HTKKX
Secretary of Stata.
jslMlon for a pansSt to liiipart aocb taaush- *ada ar Mr«a lata (ha ataU of Maw Tork and aaa tba aawia laVia avant that tha aaaunlaaion ahaU ba aatlaflad tbat tha aatd ma IT"'*'* aad birda ara brad tn captivity and ara killed aad tagvad under a bread¬ ing law almllar in principle to that of the atate of New Tork. upon the payment of a fee of-Ove doUara. together with rucb additional aum aa the aoramlaaioaer may determine to cover the neoeaaary coat of Inspection, the commlaaion may in Ita dis¬ cretion Isaue a revocable permit in writ¬ ing to auch applicant to Import aucb mommala and blrda ralaed as aforeaaid into the atate of New Tork and to sell the twme, tn which case the provisions of sections three hundred and seventy-two. Uiree hundred aod seventy-three and three hundred and seventy-tour of the conservation law. In so far aa the aame ara applloahte. ahall apply
11 Thia act ahall take effect Inunedlataly. State of New Tork, Offioe of the Secre¬ tary of Btate, as:
I have compared the preceding with the original law on file In th*s ofllce. and do hereby certify that the aame la a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of aald artdoal law.
FRANCIS M HUCK).
Becretary of Stata
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lawa ac atnataaa BaaaraB ttmm tamm, m- ortslaal law oa fiU trit this offloa, and do;
tttiad "An act in relation to the CralBo hareby oartify tbat U>e mme is a correot'
tai ttdaara aztd for the taxaUota asd re«u- tranacript therofroro and ot tha whoto mt
lattoa of tha aama. and to provide for ^.oi original law.
local option. const«tutlng chspter thirty- PhANCIB iL HUOO,
four of the oonaolldatad laws." oa amend- j Secretory of Stata.
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•T* °^ ^1."""!, °^ K*""'!-'^" hundrod ^ajid j i,Aw8 OF NEW YORK—By Aathartty.
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LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authar«y.
CHAP. mfi.
' AN ACT to aaoend the education law. in
I raiatlon to taxing oartain atate landa in
tha town of Baakman. Dutctieee county,
a«d in the towns ot Highlands, Tuxedo
•od Woodlniry, Orange county, for
I achoot purposes.
Became a law May t, VU, -wtth tbe ap- ' proval of the Governor. Paaaed, three-
nttha l>eing present. I Tbe People of tbe State ef New York. I repreaented in Senate and AaaemMy, do I enact aa follewa:
J Sectleo t BubdtviakMi two of aection I Coar hundred aad forty of chapter twenty- i ooe af tbe laws of nlaateao hundred and alna, entitled "An act relating to cduca- ' Uon. oansUtuting ohapter alxteen of tha : oonaolldatad lawa" aa added by chapter one hundred and forty of the lawa of nine¬ teen handred and ten, and amended by ¦jliaptor five hundred and ninety-three ot the lawa of nineteen hundred and eleven and ohapter one hundred and twenty-flve nf tbe lawa of nlnetoeo hundred and flf¬ teen. la hereby amaoded to read as fol¬ lows:
2. Tba local school authorities of union tree scliool diotrict number two ot tii lown of Wawaralng, Ulster coanty, du tricts namber six und elgtit of ttie tow : uf I>ovar and districts number one an IWO of the town ot lieekinun, liuictiCi ouunty, all the school , districts In tt.i towBs of Highlands. Woodbury and Tu.. •Uo. Orange county, u.nion fiee :>choul u:. trict nuratjer one ot the town of UasKiiii In tho county of West.;heM.er, and .. school districts In tho county of Hockl.i. shall hereafter assess the lambs owned b the alat^ ot New York and situate wltlii tba iKiUDdarlea ot suid 'listricta. exclusivi of the Improvements, li any. eieclc thereon by tho state, at the aonio valu.. tion as aimilar lands of individuals i. sold disuicia ore aseesaed and tlie comi' IroUer shall horoufter credit to ttio trea.-- urer ot the county wherein such lands an situated the amount of taxea levied upo:: the landa of the state therein for schoo. jiurpoees tram taxes payable by aaiii county treaaurer each year to tho atate fur state taxes levied and assescied upon ttie taxable property of tbe towns In which such districts are located and upon the adjuaunwit ot such taxes ao made, the aald county treaaurer ahail pay to the collector of taxea of the school districts In which suoh lands are situated the amount of such taxes as allowed and so l.>aid by the state.
] 2. This act aball take effect Immedialely. Stale of New York. OfHee of the Secre¬ tary of State, aa:
I bave compared tho preceding with tbe original law on flle In this oflVco. and do horeby cerUfy that the i»amo Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law
FRANCIS M- HrtOO,
Secretary of State.
nlna chapter rjur hundred and .eighty
five of the lawa ot nineteen hundred ord
tac and chaptar alx buadred and fourteen
; of tho lawa ef nineteen hundred and
{ thirteen, ia hereby amended to read aa
i followa:
i 2. Upon tha verified complaint of a spe¬ cial agent, or ot a peace ofBcer. eett;ng forth facta which establish that Uiiuors I are kept, atored or .ieposlted In any I place in thia atate for the purpose of un- I lawful Bale or dislributiuu therein within this atate. or that there ia probable cause t tor believing that li>]uora are so iiepi, I Btured or deposited, any Judge mt any ! city court of record of the city, or any I county Judge of the county or iuetlce'ot the Bupremc court In the Judicial district where aucb liquors are so kept, stured f>r I deposited, shall. If sutlstled thut there la ' prelMbla cause to believe that Uquore ifre ' ao kept, atored or deposited, issue hia { warrant directed to any pet^e ofncar, I or to a special agent upon hla request, commanding him forUiwrth to search I tba premiaea described in said warrant tor the Mquura specifled therein, and to ¦else such llquars, if found, and the ' veaaela containing the same, and to ; aafely keep auch liquors and vessels until flnal action thereon, as In this aection provided, aad to make immediate letum thereon to the Ju.1;ir k Juetice issuing tha a&cae. Tho fo^ ^ .. .t i^hall state tho nante of tb« person ;.. keeping, storing or deposiUng such ilqucrra as ufurrsaid, and the name of the owner uf ttie premises where auch liquor* are so storeil, kept or deposited, if known to the complainant together wtth a deecription of uuch prem¬ iaea aufBcient ta llenllfy the same Tbe warrant shall contain a itotlce directed generally to all persons (lalmlng uny right. Utlo or Icfeiest In such liquors or In the vessels containing the aame, u> ap¬ pear bofore tbe Judge or JusUce Issuing sucb warrant at a place and at a tlm.' therein specified, not uion- than twenty days after the Isaiiaace of suld worr.uil and not lees than ten days after the ux- ectrtlon thereof, and show cau.so why such liquors and the vea!x.is containing the some ahould not be forfeited to the inatc; If the warrant be Issued hy a JjatUe of tbe supreme court, ruch warr.iut and no¬ Uce may bo mode returnable at u special term of said oourt to be tieid in tho Ju¬ dicial district wliere such liquun> are kept, stored or depositwJ. The warrant iniiat be executed by Uie special agent or peace otflcer to whom It Is delivered within ten daya after the laauunce tiieieof, tui<l s\ich warrant may be exi-cuied ut any time be¬ tween the hours of ai.\ o clock in the morning and six o'clock In the afternoon, or If tlio premluot) be opoii, at any ottier time. Tho peaoo oflicer or special agent executing auch warrant la Invested with all tbe powers cuiiferred upon u peoco ofUcor In tho execution uf a searcli war¬ rant by aectiona seven hundred and nino- ty-nlno and eight hundred of the code of criminal procedure. Any person w-lio shall forbid, otiatruct or prevent any such peace ofTlcer or special uBcrit or any ac¬ companying helper or aaalstant. free en¬ try into or search of uny building or promises speoilied in auch wuj-r.i.nt. or tlie selsura of a-ach liquors Uieroin found oi ttie voBseis ooiitainlng tlie .same, during
LAWS OF NEW YORK—ByAiBthoHty.
CHAP. 400. AN Atrr to extend tha time for rrmlrlnj the llnul report of the commisaionera doslgnaiud to consolidate, codify and re¬ vise tbe lav^-8 relating to the eetate ot deceused pci-iioiis und the procedure and practice tn aurrogateB" courts. Became a law May 2, Ul^ with tho ^h proval ul the Guvornor. Paased, three- fifths being preaent
Tho People of Uie State ot New York. represented lu Senate and Assembly, do enact ua followa:
Sectloa L Tho time for making tbe final rtport tu Ui« legljilature of the comnils- sluners designated by chaptar five hun¬ dred and Uiirty of the laws of nineteea hundred and fourteen, to consolidate, codi¬ fy and reviso the laws relating to tha estates uf deceased persons and the pra- cedure and practice In surrugataB* courta as extended by chapter four hundred and flfty-oiio of the laws of nineteen hundred and fifteen, ia hereby further extended un- Ul February fifteenth, nlueteen hundred and aoventeen.
9 2. This uct ahail take effect Immediately. State of New York. Omce of the Beore¬ tary of State, sa:
I tiuve comi^'ored the preceding wtth tba orlglnul luw on hie In this ofTlco, and do hereby corlify Uiat the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the wbola of aald original law.
PRANCIS M. HUOO, Secretary of Stata
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By AuthoHty.
CHAP. *12. AN ACT to amend the tax law. In rola- tloa to the exeuu>tioii from taxation of property of mlnlstoru of the goapel. Bacanae a Law May 3, 1916. with the ap¬ proval of the Oovernor, Paased, three- flftha being present.
The I'eopie of the Stato of New Yoik, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Seotlon 1. Subdivlsloo eleven of section four uf cliapter sixty-two of Uie laws of nineteen huudred and nine. enUUed "Au act In relation to taxation, conatituUng chapter sixty of Uie eonaolldated laws," is horeby amended to read aa follown:
U. The ^eu^ and pereuiiul proi#'.'rty of a mlalst€>r of the gospel ur priest of any denomination who Is engaged In the work OBolgned to him by Uie church or deiiom- UiaUoD to which he beluugs, ur who Is disabled by Impaired bealUi trom Uie per¬ formance of such duLtea. ur over seventy ' yeara of age. and the prupeJ'ty of the ; widow of suoh minister while she remains I sucb. but Uie total amount of such ez- ' emptlon on account of both real and per¬ aonal property, shall not exceed flfteen . hundred dollara
I i 1 Tbla act ahall take effect Immedi¬ ately. , State of New Yotfc, OflSca af the Secre¬ tory of State, s«:
I bave compared the preceding wtth the
original law on file lu this office, aud do
1 hereby certify tbat the same la a oorrect
tranacrlxit therefrom and of the whole of
I said original law.
' P&AMCIS M. HUOO.
' Secretary of State.
AN ACT to amend on act entitled "A^ act to extend the time for tlHng exist¬ ing clalma against the state fur com- pensAtlun or daiuuges fcr cr oa aocount of the apprupriation uf property In con¬ nection with the ctin*; ruction Qt Im¬ proved canals and ci'iial termlnala. and givL.g the co-art of claims Juriadlctiun," in reiation to the appi..iprlaUon ur uae of rights ami eas< .aenta and tbe filing ot notice of int..:ition.
Became a law- Mu> 4. iVlti. wKh the ap¬ proval of the Oovernor Passed, three- flftha being present
The Petiple of tho State of New Yoi*. rcpreseuted In Senate and Assembly, do enact aa foilowe
Section 1 Section ooe of chapter stz hundred and forty of the l.iWs of ninetee-a hundred and flfteen. eninlej 'Aji act to e.^tend the timo for Ciing existing claims uirainst the state for cumpensutlo^ or damages for ur on ii' count of fhe appro¬ priation of property tn connection with tlie construction bf iniproviM canals and canal termi,-al» and gl\ >t^ tne court of claims jLirisJi.-tion. " is hereby amonded to road as follow*:
I 1 Tho court of claims shall have Jurla¬ dlctlon of and may hear and d>-tormlne any claim against Uie slnfi. heretofoPB accrued, which shall be T!le<1 wlttnn one yesr after this act tskes effect for con>- porisatloii or dnmiLges for or on aocount of the approprlatl'in or u.-te by rhe stato of any loads, struct' res waters fran¬ chisee, rights, eouemcnts or other prop- ert.v In connection with tho Improvement of the hjrle, f'hiunplain ard < isweno ca- nale. as provi,!»d by chupter one hundred and fort.v-aoveii of the laws of iiliiete«'n hundred and three, and acts Kinmjdaiorv thereof and supplemental thereto, the favuga and Seneca caiiala. as pro¬ vided by chapter ttireo liundred and lurioty-ono ..f the luws of nineieen hundred and nine, and actit amen¬ datory thereof and supplementnl thereto, and for the purpoee of furnishing proper terminals ami fHCliitle.s fur liari;e .-an:!! trafllc. as provided for by chapter sevf-ti hur.dred und forty-six ..f the laws of nineteen hundrwl und ei«veti, and acts aniendatoo' tliereof ami aupririnertal the: eto. notwiihstanding the l.ipse of time since the aix-rual of the cUlm tint nothing herein contaiiie-d shall be deemed to stiorten tt.e time wlttiin wluch any such cia'iiu may be tioreufter tiled iKiJTin- ant to any statute leiving audi . .oirt Jurisdiction ot a claim accruing within two joars before the tiling Uioreof Tho nilng of such claim shall also be In llei and stead of any notice of intention to »o Ilie. Tills section as luuende.l, sh.UI not .-reato any new riglit or ground of claim against the st.ite hut la liiteii.led us un extonsioii of tlmo in whii-h to tile such notico of intention ami such claim
i 'J. TliU act sliall take elTert Imineduueiy. Stale of .New YurK. t>ftlce of the Secre¬ tary uf State, ss
J have compared tho pr»c«nllng with Ute oiigiiial luw on flle In this ofllce. and do hereby certify that the sume is a oorrect trarLScrlpt therefrom and of tho whule of .said original law,
KIL.ANriS M. HUOO.
Se.Tetary of State.
the Ume above apecUied, after nutuu of
the uuthortly and purpoHc of such peaoo LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
otDcer or special agent, shall bo fe-uilty ot a misdemeanor and mi-y be foitiiwltli and wIllKiut a warrant arrested by ouch peace offlcer or spcciul agent. A copy of such warrant shall he dilivered to the person so keeping au. h tiqu.irs. if he be present at the time of,suc\i se;z'ure. und if he bo not pre>ent. ttieii to tho i>er3'iii. it any. apiiaronlly in pos.^esaiou ot sucli li¬ quors or uf the premises wiiereiii ttie some ure found, an.l anottier copy of sucti warrant shall be poetcd In a consiiicuous pluce upon said preniiao.s. The ajieclal ugent or peace otflcer aejzmg auch liquors under said warrunt sloill give a receipt therefor to the person so keeping such liquors, if preaent. and If he be not pi es- ent tlven to the person, if any. apparently tn possession ot such l><|iiorB. or In charge of auch premises, or in Uio absence of any such person, he muat leave auch
«capt ^Tourerwrae "provided by law! , State of New York. Offlce of the S^rra-
Wbaa a olalm haa be«n finally audited by tba town board the town clerk or It tha
mtM-itL waOaJizJ^iaJssuA at Mrt^ *Ma>-
tar: of State, as. I have compared the precsdlug with tho original law un file in this olHca, and do
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. tie. AN ACT to amend tho conservation law.
In rulatlOQ to tho UnportaUon and aale
of certain nianunula and birda.
Became a law May 3, I^IG, with tha approval of the Ooveraor. Passed, thuja fifths being present.
The People of the State of New York. repreaoiited tn Senate and Aasembly, do enact a:< follows:
Section 1. Chupter alx hundred and for¬ ty-seven of the lawa ot nineteen hund.-ed and eleven, enUUed "An act relating to ccnservatlon ot land, foreati,' watera. parks, hydraulic power, fiah and gama consUtuUng chapter aixty-Qve of the con¬ solidated laws," la hereby amended by adding thereto a new section, to be sec¬ tion three hundred and seventy-seven, to read aa followa:
I 877. Certain mammala and blrd.y may be Imported from w-lthuut tha state and jold. Any person engaged In the bual- ueas of raiting und soiling domesUcated American elk. whitetall deer, European red deer and fallow deer, roebuck, pheas¬ ants, mallard ducka and black ducka or any of them. In a wholly encloeed pre¬ serve or acUre lalaod. of which he. la tha uwner or lessee, under a breeder's law providing for the tagging of all preaei^a bred game and otherwiae similar In prin¬ ciple to tba law of tha atate of New Tork
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Aathortty.
GHAi'. ¦US- AN ACT to amend the town law. In rela¬ Uon to providing for tho appointment of lown physicians lu certain towns. Became a law May i, lUii, with the approval of the Governor, Paaeed, three- fifths being preaent.
The People of the State of New York, represented In Senatii and Aaseoibly, de euact as follows:
Section 1. Clu»pter aijty-three of tho lawa of nineteen hundred and nine, enti¬ tled "An act relating to towna, conotltut- ing cliaptur sixty-two ot Uie consolidated lawa" is hereby amended by adding thereto, at the end of article alx. a new aection to be secUoa one buadred and for¬ ty-two, to read aa foUows:
i 142. Town physician. The lown board of any town containing a village or ham¬ let In which there la not a pracUclng phy- siuiao raaidlng within its buundiirles or willuxi a rodiua of eight mllea thereof, may, at a special meeting called for that purpoae, eetabliah the ofUce ot town phy¬ sician and fix the salary of such physi¬ cian at nut more thaa one thouaand dol¬ lars per annum, and appoint to the office so created a duly liualitied physician upon oondiUon Uiat ho shall reside in aucb vil¬ lage or hamlet. The compensation ot such town physlciOB shall be a town charge and the aum necessao' to pay tbe same shall be levied, collected and paid at tha Ume and in tho manner that other charges against the town are levied, collected and paid. It shall be the duty of a town phy¬ alclaa ao appointed to render to all poor peraohs within the town medical relief and attendance when requeeted ao to do by tbe Buperinlendent of Uie poor of the county In which tlM town la attoaMd, or the aupervlsor of the town or on uvarseer ot the poor of the town. If auoh town physician is also a local health otBoer be shall receive In addition ths compenaatlon of such offlcer as provided by law.
i 2. This act shall take eftect immedlataty. State of New York, OOlce of tbe Sacre- tary of State, ss:
I hove compared the preceding with the original law on flle In this offlca and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct tranacript therefrom and of the whete of said original law.
FRANCI8 U. HUOO.
Secretary of Stato.
ceipt In tho place wbero tho liquors are j Tlie com found. At the time and place apecitied in iiive^- ' the notice contained in ^ucll warrant, any ' to L" ,3^ ' person claiming any right, title or Inter- . or o. . . c est In Uie liquors seiiied under such war¬ rant or in tho vesaels .¦un':iininK tho samo may InterpoiiO an answer . ontroceriing the allegations uf the complaint upon which such warrunt was issued, if au'-h answer la Interposed, the la^ue thus fram¬ ed shall be deemed an a. tion pending in the cuurt of tho tudge or Ju.stice wtio ia¬ aued the warrant hot ween the cominls- sioner of excise of ttie state of Now York and the liquor so .seized and luuy be en¬ titled in tho name of tho said state com- misBloner of excise aud against tho li¬ quors so soiled, adding fur IdentilUiition tho name of Uie person or persons inter¬ posing such answer and chilming or de- fendliig tho liquors so seized, and shall be tried In said court aa other Issues of fact are tried therela, and shall be en¬ UUed to the preference provided by sec¬ tion seven liundrod and ninety-one. sub- dlvlBlon one. uf the code of civil pi-uco- dure. If no uuswer controverting the al¬ legations of fhe complaint Is Interposed, tho Judge or Justj,co shall proceed to tiear tho testimony in support tbeieuf If it bo establlahed upon the tiearlng before euM Judge or Justice or upon the trmJ of tho action, if issue be Joined, thut tho IPiuors ao seized were kepi. Hiored or .iepositod for tbo purpose of unlawful sale or distri¬ bution within this state. Judgment of for- I swered In writing telturo of said liquors and th.- veusels ' spciHed by the c« oontolnlng tho same to the state shall be ¦ entered, which Judgment shall provide ! tor the delivery tu the state commissioner of excise of such liquors and the vessels \ In which the same were contained, by the j peace ottlcer or special agent who seized tho same. Such Judgment .-hall fatthor : provide for the sale or destruction, in the dtscretlon of the i<iate i-ommis.-'loner of eiolse, of such liquors and the vessels In i
CM.M' 4a
.\N ACT tu amend tl.o pubiic »orvic« com- inltisiunM liiiv. ill relation lu doterniliiiiih- wtiat teUphoiie corporulions ure subject to the juri3dict»on of the .¦oiiinuaalon Ltecuine a luw .May 4 laitl. wllh llie ofi- uppruval of tho iloveriiur. Pa.s»ed. Itiree- llfttis belliK pliwM,
Tho People of tlie .State of New York, represented In Senate und AJtsembly. do enact a-s follows:
riectiuii 1, Section ninety-Hix of i-lia|iter four hundred an.l eiKhty of the laws ot nineieen hundred and ten. entitle.I ".An act in relation to jiubli.- aer\-ico commis¬ sions, con.iiitiuing cliapter torty e;i-l,i .-; the coiujolidale.l laws." aa adiled \.y . ter SIX hun.Ired and sevonty-tlire.. . : luwa uf nuiulcuii h.inUre.i and ten, i by anwiiidud to re.xd as follow.s 5 <*'.
ii .md
m.julry
lied to
lion or
of uny
of any
ivn iin>-
which tho samo were contained the Judgment of the state cuiuiiilssioner at excise, it la for the best Intercj-Ls ot tbe state that such liquors and containers be destroyed, he shull destroy or cause the destruction of such liquors and con¬ tainers, but If. In his Judgment, it Is for the baat Interests of the stato to sell tho same, he shall cauiie the same to be sold either at public uiKnIon or at private sale. If sold al pubUc auction, he shull
give such notk-6 of the time and pUtce of . poratlon or u-lepli.in. the sale as ho shall doem necessary. He I may adjourn aucb sale frorn time to tinve I and umy reject any or all bida made f.^r i auch liquora or containers or any part i theroef. Tho i)roceeda of such sale or j Bales shall be paid over and acounted t
for lo the same manner s<a are moneya I complaint in wiiul collected under aubdivlaion four of section i "'o conimlsHion in eight of this chapter. All expenses and disbursements necessarily Incurred or made in caring for and selling said li¬ quors, after the entry of said order, by or under tho direction of the staie com¬ missioner of excise, shall bo paid by tba i original law state treaaurer, on ttie warrant of tho ' hereby certlf
eailgullons by .oniiii,-- ishion may of its o-., : or make liiqulr> li lo L" ^ ¦ :.'niiied by it ns Ui c or o. ., .1-1 to be done b\ .;: corpoiatioii or telephone rtj;-;.,, tile cuniinisaion must iiialve uu n in regard to any act done ur onii bo done by n..iy telogra|ib corpora telephone i.-oi porution In iloi.ttlou provisions of law or In violutloii ordor of the commu>Mloii
1' TtiK coniiii:.-.si.in niiy of Hs oi tion or upon . .luipiaiiit of anv persm <rr corpori-tioii a;:i,''rlev»-d investlKate luid de- termiiH'. whether the property of anv . ur- por.iiion or p.-r.soii aitii.iiiy use.l witliin the stato in the business of affurding tolo- phoiiic cov%i,minicution for liire Is of a value exceeding ten thousand dollars.
i. I'omplulnis muy bo niude to the eoin- uii8.sion by any person or coriioratlun ug- Kricve.l. by petition or comiilaint in wrll- ing, setting forth any u. t .lone or omll- ted to bo done by uny tel.'iriviph corpora¬ tion or telep.'-'iiiu corporation alleged to be III vlolatioii of tbe lernia ur >.i,'»liiiuns of Its franchis..' or .-barter or of ;tin» order of tlie commis.-ion l.'poii presentation of sucli a coiTlpUInt fhe commission atiuU .ause a ixipy thereof to lie forwarded to tho pernoii or curpuiation cjiiipliiined of which may ho :ii.'compunied by un order directed to sucli pei.^on or co/-p"rullon roipiiring ttiat llie iiiatlei-H compiuined of tie Matisfied or that U.e ctiarKe.s tie iin- ilhln a time lo be nisMon, If ttie per¬ son or corporutiuii 'jomplained uf shull malvo repurati.Jii fur'anv injuiv aliened and sliall causo to coiiiinit ur p.:riiilt Itie violailun of iaw. traie him. iharter or or.ler chargeil in Ihe tompluliit. if any there be. and ahull noiifv the commis¬ sion of tiiHl fact before the tune alluwod tor uiiawer, the comuiiosiun m-ml tnM> no , furtlier action uijon the < hargeM 10, how¬ ever, tho charges crmtaine.l In sucli pe- i
lltioii be not thus sulish.;.! and It shall appear to the commissi.m ttiui there ure rtusoiiable grounds ther. for, it sliall in- vesliKulo sui:h charge.-, in siKti irianiior .md by sucli means as It sh.ill .teem prop¬ er and tuke su. li ai;tion withjii Us jiowura as thr facts In Its JudBTnent Ju-^Iif;.
t Whefiever the ciiniuiission shall In- ve-stigato uny matter complained of tiy any person or corporation u*rgriev(il by mission of It lej.xrupli cor- 'ornti'in under this section. It bli.ili he Its dill;, within alxty .lays after rtr.al siihinissloii lo make un.l hie «n or.ler either ili.'^nils'.iiig tho petition or coinpiakit or Aln-'lUiK 'ho tele- itrajjh corporation or leioplione i orpora- tlon (¦.•npluine.l of to sutlsf.- Uie .iinse of to th- extent which pei-lfv an.l require 3 2. Tins act shull tuke ffe. i Septemtier tirst. nineteen hundred und si.vteen State of .New V.irit. <'itni u ot th. Se..ro¬ tary .it .Slate, S.S
1 havo compaiiil the pro. edioK wliti the I .'lie In Itiis ofll.e. and do thut tho MlIIKi IS 11 ' orre<-f
comptroller, when approved by said stato i tran*;rtpt tiierefroin and of Un* 'Atioie of commlasloner of excise If the tesUmony i aakl originul law.
produced on the hearing baforo said Judgs ' JTIANCIH M. IlfOO.
or Justice, or upon such trial before tho i Se'-re'tary of Htata
court shall fall to wttubllsh that the 11- |
quors so seized ware kept, stored or de- I
posited f. .he purpo«, J xmUwtul tal» ' *-*-^^ °' NEW YOHK-By Authority.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Autharity.
CHAP. 417 AN ACT ta amend the liquor tax law. In relation to aelsura and forfeiture of li¬ quors* kept for unlawful traffic. Became a Uw* Uay 4. 1X1&, with tha ap¬ proval, of the Oovernor. Paased. three- fiftha being preaent.
The People of tbe Stata of New York, repreaented in Senate and Aaaembly, do aaact aa followa: Section 1. Subdtvialoii two of aaottoo
or distrib ".on within this state. Judg¬ ment aball be entered dlamisaing such camplttint and pro-vldipg that such liquors aad tbe veaaela oontalnlntj the aome bo returned to the place frorn which or to the person from whom they were laken. Upon the entry of such Judgment tho Judge or Justice preaiding at such hearing or upon auch trial shall promptly report to the state commissioner ot excise, in wrttln»ji tho date of tbe laatnng of auch warrant, the name and raeldenco. of the complainant, the location of tha prom- laee aaarohed. giving etreet and number, If any, tbe name of tho officer or special agent to whom such warrant waa deliver¬ ed, and If llquora were aelxed. a de.scrlp- tlon of tho same and the final dlsp<5slflon
y peace and tbe neoeaaary axpenaea uf any aCoei or apecial u^t.... lU u.« p«rforaa> aaoe ef bia dutlea under this section shall be a charge on tba town or city In whlcb tha premiaea aearci>«d are situated, and aiiail be audhed and paid In the aame manner aa other town and city chargea for similar services in criminal proceed¬ lnga are audited and paol
12. This act aiiaU taka eif ect immedlataly., Btata of New York. OOea of the Socaa-'
ttsLst^nmsk^mi'^ li
CH.Vl'. li'l
AN ACT to am< nd ttie liquor lux law. In
relation to ti.e turtiier regvilation and
taxation of the truffle In l|.|uof«
Became a luw May t lip), with ttie up
provai of tho (iovernor. ruaao.1, i:.ice
llfttiii being prefcijnt,
Ttio People of the Rtuto of New Vorli. represented In Senuto un.J Ass'inlily, do enuit as follown
Section 1 Subdivlslona ono and two uf lecilon fight of cnapler ttiiriy-nlne of tlio laws of ninetoen tr.in.lred »iniJ nino. enti¬ tled "An act In relutton to thn trafllc In liquors and for 'the taxati.in an.i regula¬ tion of tho same, un.l lo provi.le f. r locnl option, constituting chapter ihina four of ;he consolidated lawa ' ure her. i... uinend- u road, roapcctl I. Upon tho biislne'Sa ot trutJlr»Ing In ilquors to tn) dr'ink upon tho premlsoa •vhore sold, or wtilrh or* so druiili. wlieth- r In a hoiel. reataurunt. nuloon. store. -.hop, booth cr otber place, or In ury out- t.iiildlnga, yard or gurdr^ ap(ierfaiiiliig thereto or conne.tiyl ttnr'wltli. tliere la us osaed on excis.; tux tu be paid by every peraon eiigugwl In such traltlc. and tor each auoh place whore aurh tniffic is i carried on by auch i>eraoTi if ths aame ba
ULA.ciU-«cb«e«isb..teytaB lot U>a.>Mtj
a population of drad tbouaaad or mora, the aom of dftaaa hundred dollars; If <i a c^ty or bonsavh havixic by aaid ccnaus a populatlop of laaa than fifteen hundred thousand, bat mari Uuin five hundred thuuKuud. tim aoo oC twalTc hundred and elghtean and one- half dollars. It In a city or buroiatb hav¬ ing by sa«l .:en<nis a populatiOT] of laaa thau five huudred tbuuaaiid. bat mara itian fifty thuuaand. the sum of nine bu»- Jrod und thlrty-arT«u and une-haif. dol¬ lars; If in a cily or village having by said crnaus a population ot letia than liBj^ rhoucaad. .but, more than tan tbouanm. the sum ot six hundred and aft>-six dol¬ lars. If in o city or vllloge having by buld ce^iaus a populaUun uf leas thaji lea ihuusund, but more than five thcMaa.i-l. the suin of Ova hundred and slxty-cvro lU'd one-haLf dollars. It lu a village hav- .!.>: by sttld ceivaua a pvpuU'.Uuii ot leaa man five thuusaud, but ujore titan ttvvh-^ hundred, the sum of three tiundi,-... and i-oaeuty-flve doUora, If in an;' oth.v- yUce, tt.y euiu of une huitdred oiid ei||n(>-i>evc>B and oue-half doi.nra. Tbe hoi<l>.r ,j'. a 1 .iuur tax certlflcato under thia subdivl- •..K'li la eiiUlled luso to trallic tu liqcor« aa lliougU he held a liquor tax c«.r:;r;c».a uiivi.r eubdUlsiou two of tills sectl.-!:.. »_b- lecl lu the pruvlstouo uf aeutlvo t.r.rtcen of this chapter
t t'poo the bustneaa of troCtek^a:; iri liquom In quauUiiea lua» thou »'e vmo gailone, no purt of whlcti attiM Le t'ruuk on the preir.laes wtiere eol'l, or In «r. cut- building, yard. IkkiIIi or gunlon app»«t,»ir.- iiig thereto ur c.inue< ted tlierewlth. merit ta aiHieased an excise lax lo be potd Viy \V- I ly perHoii engugisJ in sixti traffle -taia IV.i e.icti such place where siicQ tratt).' Is oat^ rIed on by aU' h peirson. if tiM sr.r.o b« In a city wr borough liavlng by th? tkct stata roiiaus a p>.ipulaUoii uf .Iftean huudrvd ttiouMOiid ur more, tlie sum of nina- liui> dreil and ttilrty-seveji and mi«-li..;t ibW lars. If In a city or borough tui, .ng by the said cenuuu a'pOMulalL,/U of lets than fifteen huniired Uu»u»ai>d. but iu.-iiv than five tiuiHlrnl tliovtsand. ttie sum of t<«vaa hvmdretl tuid nfty dollaxa: If Li a citv oi borough tiixvliiK by M.iid o«uiSiMi a i>->paia> I ntn of lees ttiaii fivo hundred tho'iiuiK', hut more ttiun fifty ttiuuHuiid. tn-, mim el t1vt< liundred oiid stxty-ivo luiU o::e-;:otl dollai-s. If In a city or village tiavn.j; by Huld ceiMius a poiiulatlisi of Ires ttvin .^.t] tliuusand, but moro ttiiui ton tt>ou'>.'M)d, the sum of ttirt>e tiuildle.1 llin.1 ..^ev-inty* live <li.41ars: If In u cit) or vllluge l.jvina t),\ s.ihl ceuHiib u P'.pulatUm of Kvjs Uiao un *lli.jMuat.il, bu; m.c o thr.n 1N« lliou> san.J. tlie sum of ouo huiidri'»l and eighty* seven .ViJ oiio-hajf dollars. If In :» v lllagl tiavlnt: t'y said .¦en.'<ufl a puputatlon . f leai il,;in Ilvo UioukuihI. but mere "luii twelva huudred. ttie sum of ou«i hundred i.t tor> ty Hisl oira-hulf dulliirH; If In ai.y utii«4 place Ihu sum of iuouty-Uu-..« uno u:ie« tialf doi!*i-8 T!i<) tioJder of a liquor mt lerlihcale under Uii.-. subiUvUloii, w !io U a duly tlcensn .1 phaniiackit aiid the ..ipo. ruIKui, usBoolatlon or <--0|/iU In..if I ip ol which he l.s a luiiiiber la sulije.-i !¦¦ ih« provluicna uf exception uiki of s<s tl.ii t:ilis t.N. und t.> Uie pr.ivlhkMui uf HeuUoii itila> teen ol thia rluipter.
i 2. SiiPUivLsKiii Uireo of aoctlon eight ol MUCH cliapter. iu< aiiiend<ui by ullapll^r foui huniired ana riKlity (Ivo ot tbo luWH o] niueicen iiun<.:io<^ and tefi, la Unrab) aai>niid«d tu r<M«d uh r'.Uo.w«
U rp.ai the bUMUaius of trultti-kliiK ta
li<iuuf-s by u dul> iiix^uKsl phivrma.-.lst
«liicti liquoi-H ran b<- sokl only in..ir. 11,«
Ailtleii prewrlpiinn of a re»jalurly been*
ed phyaKOun, isi^iiod by miuli phyiiician,
V. iu':li prencriptloii nliall stole Uie dull
¦ r Ih.. preacriollon. the namm of tlie pcr>
f-.i; tol wtioiii pi-eacritied, iLnd sh.ill b<
;.! -.--el-vod by the \end.ic, pasted in :i liooi(
ReH tor that imnxi-s'^ und bo i.iit .'ii.<
;!ll>-d. and whi^b Liquors sliull ii'ii bt
ilrunk nti tin. pi'uiuiH>)b wtiero sold, . r ig
.i; y oti'litiiljinit, yuixl, liooth or in'.no
.ipi)«^ laiiiin>; Itiereio or coJine.'le.i ':.e.e.
Willi, ItierK ll] a»^i<..^v^l^^J an excise lax • . i.<
pui.l by micli duly ll.-eiia»-d pharn. ¦ i.l ol
li.e COI p.n-iuloii. ;«."h..oliitloii or cil'.in ner- '
utiip ..f vihi'-h he i« a nnunbei,
III sucli tr:iftl.-, .mil tor eu. h su.
\>;ieM- .sucli tr;klti'. is carried on
! ';. • iiia.ilsl, or b.., audi coipoialu
'..ni or i;u|i«irliier:,tiip of wl.i. h
i.ei. Uie sum of nino un.l
I ¦; for eui, ll exci.-;o year, oi ..
¦1 Tb.- iiokler of it li.|Ui.r '
.' under tins ..^iiKdi^ ision ii
i,"l tu be used loi incti. ii.ai
111. ai pui-poi.ui. Wltl,oul a pn-.-
c...cept iliiruiK p.-..l.ll'ite.| 11...1I-:
i 3. iiulidlvisliMito tour. live, sn i en >if B(»-tl.>ll olt;ht of Sll' I. r\i : li.,-reby auieiided lo re.ul, i.. i.. , , follow J
1. IfHiii thi: bunliioas ol' li.t;,.
leeO
pi..
sucN
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IKIL
up. J
.III
Mi WItlUIl U.ia MLlle, l.l be ll:.. . > ¦ur or (in hi.v c<u coiiiieci.Al , or u.i such bUan.Ijuat or vw*. . . anv bout ur l.ius'i i.tiiich.-.i .oniiecte.J th*i. with t,.ero In .. . oxc.315 tax, tu lio paid hy ev. i\ ; Ka«(x.l hi ^'U'¦ll traJn.. and f.'i ¦ steumboal or vvm.el, |,i>al oi :¦ vinl''h Hucli trulJic i» cairio.1 . o! U.iee lnindro.1 hii.l .eveiil,\ '¦ ¦
'I'Iki holder of a li.juor i, ijiel^r suUIivisioii two cf ttii.' »• is iui)!ll.:?e.l in thli hullliens iiiu.«t il«juora, or who hittl-.- ¦ and w'lM »-nn such mult H', . Jlace oit.rti- Unui th;ii rtiileil i.i I'lix c rJIUate. Ill quaii'ltles o' nve wine g.iiioua, iiiuv wll :c from a vehicle lo tho ..ornpuni or oOier I.ull.ling at nii'h pi... . puncy, muft li.iuoro In iKKtles I lity of loHS tiuin live v. Ino gall . nol le.ss thun three tr»lloiiN ".¦ four pint liuttlcs) lit u time., pin .itiiill hine obtained for each mI.i whuh lie so Bulla and .lelivoi-. , lax certificate i«orinittliig su. ! from s'uh \-..hl.Je Thnro Is n--!-' eucti volilole so oiuployod nn ex - tax of one hundred and fight, -. ¦.n<*-l,>i:f dollars I'lie siiilo <•..:.n ..f eX'isf! aliall preimru lUid L" • special llipior inx .-erUfl'ttte iic i.ecoasaiv to carry out tho pi"'. tills subillvl«slon, aii'l HU«:h o«r'Hi. .. :it ujl llnioa l.o curried with .le \.lii.l«. or ptxited tlierclu or ri.ei sucti inniiner as the atate coiniti of uxclbe sliull (lirtict No aii:e Itvory of malt il.pior under the pi of Una SUb.llviMloli slui.l Ij* pei m any lowi. ill wtilrli, un.ier :«.H.tl<in .,f tins 1 hHpt«r. ttrt sul.i of Imioi
1 of tlllM NO
. lal Itlo
. f'ir , .or
.I'l
:,,:,er
1,. h , lie . of
hall ;'ucli N tn i.,,«er
.le-
MOIlS
unci In ll iiii-en I. .111.ler' Is pro-
RMbllvlRl.lll
. hILltfd
•; Ipri*! the hiivlsen. of tmnt'lilng !a
] alcohol In 'luaiitlties i>t l«sa thau flv.- gul-
»•—•• wlitcli ai*ohol can Ih- sold onv tjo-
Iweeii tl.o h.iuia uf B'lveii u'cl.ick In tlia
uioi.iLiig lUid aeven uc>o..k In Uiu eveiihig.
Ml any .iuy rxcupt tSiiiiday, fur .um. for
ine. tiiuiical. iuo<li<^^tnul .ir Mctuutiih pur-
ponea, by dnulei-b Ahi nelthai •,.j«p nor
I ^e.i aio ii'iaora of lu.y IiIimI utli«r tliiua
lilcobul, Uieie Ik askebaed an «ki:l<.c lax
to I.*- paid by every pei»u/i enn ifiV, kl
; .uch trKlIh . un.l for .-m.-Ii «'i. h plaoa
! wh.-re S'.cli ti.ithc b . urriod on h..' suoll
' I'nrsi'ii. If iIh' same a^ m a city h.tvlu(
•'/ Itll l,B' riMi.. . inraa i. iKipiii<iti'.;i of
llteeii hundie.l thoUkiuirt or ui^fu Htm
-nn of Ion-, ..-..,.11 .l.jlhws. If In » c.liy
:.m ing by - ii.l < onsus a pupulHtW/.. v<
i«a thuu tltii.nn biui<1r».l ihou.-'i.u hit
iiore Ihiui five huii'liixl lhuiii..i>' :'ia
sum mil ty-."-rtvoii on 1 uno h.iit .pj..*jn;
f lu 4 cily 1.11 v;ng by sold uei,:!./. , y .y ¦-
Ut.j:. ijf Ml»« tliUii li." huudlei, Ii.o/^. 1.'.
lu' iai/r% th.iii llfly licuaonil, lie ni.-c ..f
:woiiiy «ilgtii ¦|..oiii». if in a .ii .¦ \ i-
ngo tiaviiiK b> .'Mill census a p'.^.i -. i
it iMtn ih,>i. htty liiuiisau^', hill n no ,ii.»n tell th'.ufciin'. t.ii) aiiiii ol . ; -i
111(1 one ha,f do;,.<:t, If It. a., o - ;,lttoe, til., hum o' i.i/i.' und one i. I,' . . i- urs, .N'l llqu.ir tO' . .rtltl. ati. n..-.. lur HutAlivisl.ios thi.e, hve. sij. o: ¦'. :i .t this Be-tioi,, .-hhll b». tr,4i,.M..ii. • .,- .— ilKned und no rnoulo stia 1 t* n : . «o .r piiiil upon the surrtndtr or c.,nii. ,.'i. :i llieroof
7. T.'pon tho nuMlndss of tran. 1. i. ; :n liquors in q'Mi.titie:i 'it iess th..ii (Im. i'i,» fahon*. but r .t leas than tw<, -Vim, n: 1- ons. In any town, by u .grower o," fr.,!t '.herein, er a iniuiafnctiiroi- of »r: IP.aur >roiluc*id oolaly therefrfjm lii sici .c «n, which liquor ej. n in; sold o,i!y botkr-ian LliM hours of siv«»ii .,'-ii.-it ll, tim rr.rii,rig ind aoven o'clocit in the evenliK- on ury lay. cxLopt. iiuiidu;. no put af »/iii. h •liull tie ilr.ji.k on U.e pre.i.Mi«M wt-.re loid, or in uny out , ili.llng. yard, b *jii) jr gardf'ii upp«rt.ii;,tng tliareto or ctn- ne.-l«d therewith, and no pert of wtuth il.juur siiull IlO aoiij to or fur uny r»aide;.t it aal'l t.ywti. except the hoi.lot .jf a inju.jt tax 'wrun :ato under »ut>f>. ustoii ¦Jii'-ti ot Ihi... Bectlon. In ase t.-r.fflc la iipjom ther.iii I'l tl*. dr.nil. on Ino p; ani¬ ses where sold 'l« prohiblU-wl as t.^ia n»- lult ol a vole ori local uptir,n puraoaiit
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