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LAW* or MEW YO«R~ty AwWiwrltir. kAWS OP NEW YORK—By Aothan
CHAT. 521. j
Alt AfTt te provide for the puhlle aafety. i peace and gewid orcfef Recame s la* Mnv It, Ithl, with fht approysl of the Oovernor. Pnssed, three- Sfths being preaent.
The People of the Rtnte of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, di enact aa follows:
flection I The excise commissioner, with (he aprovnl of the gorerhof. when. aver In his opinion the public peace, safe¬ ty and good order may recpilre. and on the application of the mayor of a eltrait the town bdard of a town. mny. diirl^t " the present war. Suspend the privilege j under liquor tax rerdfleatea heteta|kiri or hereafter Issued and prohibit thesnil of alcoholic beverages for sueh periol or periods and during auch days or pirt I of daya In such part of such city or town as he may deem proper In proximity it campa or bnrracks of atate or federni troops or of munition factories or plant* or nt places of man'ifnctiire or product |eei of material used In ths manufacture of munlllnns, and order the closing eif placet within auch limits In which the anle of aueh beverages has heen heretofore of may he herenfier niifhorl5:ed by Inw lit Wiav also prescribe that the aale of alco¬ holic beverages, If snv. within such llmlli ahnll be exelnslvely to be drunk upon ths premises
I 1 Thla aet shsll take effect Immedl- ' ately.
Btnte of New York, Offlco of tho Secre¬ tary of Stnte, ss:
I hatre compfired the pree-edIng with the original law on flie In this offlce, and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct tranacrlpt therefrom and of tho whole of aald original law.
FRANCIS M HUC.O
Sec-retnry of State
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. r,2.T
.AN ACT to amend tho generni business
law. In relation to city sealers.
Became a law Mny IG. I!il7, with the approval of the (JoVernor. Pa.s.sed, three- fifths being presenti
The People of tho Stnto of New York, ropresentecl In Senate and Assembly, dc enact na follows:
Section 1, Section fourteen of chnplef twenty-flve of the laws of nineteen hun¬ dred and nine, entitled 'Au act relatiu,' to general business, e-ons(itii(liig cihapter twenty of thn consolidated laws." as re¬ numbered and amendeil by chapter omi hundred and eighty-Heven <if tbe luws eif nineteen hundred and ten. la hereby amended to read as follows:
I 14. City sealer. There shall be a cll • ee.aler of weiclils anel me.i.Hures. or an nf- fle-er hnving similar iliiths. to be Hpp'iliit ed by tho mayor with the npproval of H i common couneii of eaeh city, or In sue'i other way as the city charter shall,desV- nnle. He shall ho paid a salary to Im fixed nnd determineel by the buard nr body nuthorlzed to determine salaries nf city offlclals, nnd no foes sluill be chariTe 1 or received by him or hy the city for I'm Inspection or tesl Inp of weights, me;iv- ure-s pr weighing or measuring devices He shnll perform In his city the duties ef and havo like powera aa a county sealer In a county.
I 2. This act shall take effect Immedl ately. Stnto of New York, Offlce of the Secre
tury of Slate, ss:
I have compared the preceding with Hie original law on flio In this offli-o, and elo hereby eertlfy that the same la a curre't transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. > / FRANCTS M. HT'OO.
Secretary of Stale
LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority.
e CHAP. :,2G. AN ACT to amend tho tax Uw, In rela¬ tion to lien of mortgage and redernptiun
by mortgagee from tax sale.
Became a law May 17, 1917. with llin appioval of tho Governor. Passed, ihree- fifllis being present.
The People of Ihe State of Now York, represented In Senate and Aasembly, du etiact as follows:
Section 1. Sedions one hundred an'l thirty-eight and one hundred nnd thirty- nine of chapter sixly-two of the law.i ef nineteen hundred and nine, entitled ¦•.\ii act in roladon to laxutinn, const ilui in;,' chapter filxly of tho ccinsolidated laws." nro hereby amended to road, respoclively. as follows:
J 13S. Lien of mortgage not affected by tax sale. The Ilen of a mortgage, dii'y rccgrdid or registered at the time ot th.- sale .of any lands for nonpayment of any tax or nssessment thereon, shall not I'O destroyed, or In nny manner affected, ex¬ cept ns provided In thl.s section. The piii clinscr nt uny such aale shall give to the mortgagee a written notice of such s:il • within two years from the expiralion uf the year allowed to redeem, reejulrlng him to pay the amount of purc'hase-niniie'. with interest at the rate allnwcHl by l;iw In case of redemption by occupants, with¬ in six months* after giving the noiic Such notice may be given either persciie ally or In the manner required by law ia respect lo notlcci of nonae-ceplance ur nonpayment of notes or liHIs of exchange, and a notarial cerllticale thereof ahnll he presumptive evidence of thei fuel that rnay be recorded in (ho county in whlcli ih.' mortgage was recorded. In the same man ner and with the same effei-t na a deed or cither evidence of title ot real property
i 189. Redemption by mnrtgngiH' befun' notica. The holder of any mortgage whi !i Is duly recorded ul the time of Iherfcii:'. may, at any time after the .sale of all nr any purt of the niort|?aged pi'i-ml.s.s fur unpaid tuxes, und b<?fore the explr.ition of six months from tho giving of Ihe no¬ tice requlre-d by the preceding seclion In be given to a mortgagee-. re-cle>eia Hi'- premises so aold, or nny pnrt thereof fnuii auch sule. The redeniption shall Ihi in uu- by fliing with (he comptroller a written cb- Bcripllon of his mortgage, and by puyhi : to the st.ite treusuri-r, upon the corlili- cato of tho comptroller, for the use of th'- purchaser, his heirs or nsslgns, If such re¬ demption Is made within one year from the liiat dav of the sale, the sum men¬ tioned 111 his eertillcate. with Interesl at the rate allowed by law In case of
cnAP ««
AN ACT to amend the state fir.noe* lai.
fn relation to the cnpltnl fund of t; i
state reservation at aa$atoga Sprb.e
and certain moneys received hy the sm. i
«7ommlss1on for the blind.
Became a Inw M.ay IS. 1917. with thit arr»r»>val of fhe Oovernor Passed, three flfti'S beltig present,
Ths People of the State of New York, represented Irf Sennte nnd Aasembly, do ennct as follows:
Section I Section thirty-seven of chaii¬ ter flfty-elght of the Uws of nineteen hun¬ dred nnd nitre. entlHed "An act In re! - tlcn to stflte flnance. constituting chnpli-r flfty-alx of the consolidated Inws.' at amended by ch.ipter four hundred nml forty nf fhe Inws of nineteen hundred nn I ten, chnpter two.hiftidred and sixty-lwo nf the lawa of nineteen hundred anel fw. lv . chapter two hundred and sixteen of llii Inws of nineteen hundred, and flfteen nn.l rhapter two himdred and twonty-threo of the laws of nineteen hunelred and alxtenei. Is hereby nmended tn read aa follows:
I 37 Payments to stnte treaaurer. Afle,- this section as nmende-d takes effect every state oftlcer, employee, honrd, department or commission rwelvlng money for or mi b»>hair of the tintt, from fees, penallles. rosl.-«, flnes. sales of property or otherwi.'ee. shall on the flfth day of each month pay • to the stnte treasurer alt such money re¬ ceived during the prereding month and em the snme dny flie n detnlled. verlfled state¬ ment of such receipts with the comptroller. who shall keep nn account thereof In his ofTtce This section shall not npply to thn mnniifactiirlng fund of the state priaon.n known as the cnpital fund, nor to the re¬ ceipts of the manufacturing departmenil ' of the stnte hospitals for the In.sane. n.,r to the convict depcislt nnd mlscdlnnemii e.-irnlng fund of Ihe state prisons, nor in tho working cnpltnl fund of the stnte cotti- mlssion for the blind, nor to moneys re¬ ceived by such commission by gift or he- finest, nor to the cnpltnl fund of the st n i reservation at Saratoga Springs. This si i - tlon. ns nmended, Bhall be deemed to su¬ persede nny othor provlsinn of this rhnp- ler or of nny other generni or special law . Inconsistent therewitli.
S 2. This set shall take effect .fuly "flrst, nineteen hundred nnd seveiiteen. Stnte of New York, Oflice of the Secre- t.ary of Stnto. ss:
I havo compared the preceding with the original law on flio In this eilllce. ainl do hereby certify Ihat the same Is n corre. t t,ranscrlpt therefrom and of the whole of said original law.
FRANCIS M HUOO.
Secretary of Stnte.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP, ido
AN Af'T to nmend the county law. in r. f- er-ene-<l to e-iiim(y tuberculosis hosplt.lis I'.eeame a law May l.'i. 1917. with dm
npr-i ^f the Oovernor. Passed, three
flflhs being present
The People ot the aftate of New York, reiiresented In Senate nnd Assembly, do enact a.s follows:
Section 1. Section forly-flvo of chapter sixteen of the laws of nineteen hundre.l anel nine, entitled "An net In relatinn t i roundes. constituting chapter deveii nt tho cnnsolidated laws," aa ndded hy diaf,- tor three hundred and forty-one of Hh laws of nineteen hundred anel nine ami amended by chapters nne hundred anl sIxty-sIx and three hundre,! and sevenfi- nine of the laws of nineteen hundred nu I thirteen and chapier three hunclred aui twenty-three of the laws of nineteen hiui- dreil and fourteen nnd chapters one hun¬ dred and llilr(y-tvv|» and four hundred anl twenty-seven of the laws of nlnetee n hun¬ ilred and flfteen. is further amended (n re.eel .as follows:
5 4ri The bo.ard of supervisors of every county In fhe state contaliiing a populatio.i of thlrty-flve thousand or more, aa defi r- mined by ibe latest state census, shall es¬ taiilish, as hereinafter provided, a countv' hosplf:il for the care nnd treatment of per- Bons suffering from the dise^i\se known al tuherculosls. unless there already exists ii ' such cnunty a hospital or institution pr i- vidl d by the ceniniy or other aiidiority ami caring for persmis suffering from tiibei- ' ciileisis. which Is approved hy the st:i!) | commissioner of heallh. Such cnunty hns. ' pital shall lie availihie for patic.utB on nr , before the first day of Jnly. nlndeen Inr ¦ dre-d and eighteen. If the board of sup': vl.sois of any .ejuih cuiinl.v sh.all have f.iil ed tn secure a site for ,a ccmiily tiiliercu- , eulosis hospital, and to have;i awarded cmi- tracts for the ereclloii of suitable buiel- Ingrs thereon liy the flrst d.iy of Januar'. nineteen hundred and eighteen. It shall 1" | the- eluty of the slato commissioner nt j health fnrthwlth to prnceod to locate, cnu- | struct and placo In oiieratlun a tubercuios^n i hospital in and for such county, the ea. ' pacity of which shnll not erc-eed the nvei- nge number of deaths pe-r annum frnii : tuherculosls In such county during lli' past flve years For such jiurposefl Hi.. state commissioner of health shull possess. ' nnel It shall be his duty to exercise nil tli" pnwers which would have been peisBesse I by the board of supervisors of such eeiiiii, | ty. h.ld such hospital been established ami j placed fn operation by the l>oard nf siiiiei- ylsors then^of All expenditures incurreil i by the slate commissioner of health fir : and In connection wilh the locatioh. con slruc-tlon and operation of such hiL-Tiltal. shall be a charge upon the county, i^ml provision shall he mnde for the payment therefor by the board of sirpervlanrs nt sue-h county In th.e same m.tnner as In th? case of other charges againat the county. At any time after such hospital has bee;i In apcrallon. the board of supervi.sors Iii Buch counly may appoint a ho:iril of man¬ agers fur such hospital, pursuant to Hid provisions of this acl and thirty days aftei the appointment of such boarel of manag ers hy such board of siipervlsnrs. sin t hospital shall be transferred to such Ihkuc ot managers, and such board of managei . shall thereafter possess nnel exercise a'. the powers of the board of managers nf a eniiiity hospital for tuberculosis umler Ihi^ net. and the state eomml.ssioner of heaiili shall be relieved from nny responslhllliy therefor excepl such responsibility as Im exercises In regarel to all e'Ounty tiilier- cilb-isis hospitals under the provisions d this act. When deemed advisable bv the board o'
demptlon by occupants from the date nt supervi.sors nnd appmved by the state com the tax sale certlflcate, and If such re missioner of health, any such county ma demptlon Is made after the cxplrutinn ef maintain more thun one county hospital f.
such yeur the said sum with thirty- and one-half por centum thereon, and the ., amount paid for the deed, together wlili any taxes which the purchaser or his as- slgiia Bhall have paid thereon aubseqiienl to tie tax sale. 'I'ho holder of such nmri- gage shull have a lien upon the premi
the e-aro and ti-eatment of persona suffering from tuberculosis Estnbllshment of chiuc- ty hospital for tuberculosis. The board of supervisors of uny other county shall have power by a majority vote to establish ii county hospitul for the cnre and treatmeni of personB suffering from the cllBiust
redeemed for the amount ao paid Willi In- hnown as tuberculosis; or It may suhiuit
tereat from tho time of payment. In Ilki' the questinn of esluhllshlng such a hos-
manner us If It hud l>een Included In the pital to the votera of ihe county at any
mortgage, t'rovlded. tiowever, that tlie general election, and In any county In
notice required to bo given undor this ami which town meetlnga at which all tho vol^
the lasl preceding aeetlon Hhull be dlrectnl era 6t the county may vote are held In th#
only to such persons as shall within tw.i spring of the year, the board of aupor
yeara from the time of auch aale, flie In viaors of auch a county shall Iwive au^
the offlce of the comptroller a notice, stat¬ ing the names of the mortgager and mort¬ gagee, the date of tho mortgage, and Ih,/ amount claimed to t>e due thereon, und the counly. town and tract in which the nmrlr gaged premises are situated, with the number of the lot on which anid morl- gage la claimed to t>« a Ilen. with ih.' name of the peraon or persons c'almlmr notice, their residence, and the poAnlllei' to which auch nulico ahall be addressed
I I. This act shall Uke effect lmmed||itoly State of New Tork. Ofllco of tho Secre
tary of SUte. aa:
thority alao to aubmit the 'lueation of es |abllshlng auch •« hospital at aald town meetlnga to the electora of the counlv who are quallfled to vole nt a generni elec¬ tion. The board of supervisors shall flx the sum of money deemed necessary fc/ the establishment of said hospital. 1'>.< form of the proposition submitted slinll read as followa; "Shall the county oi
appropriate the sum of
dollars for the establishment of a tuber culosls. hospltalT" The clerk of the tioare) of supervisora. Immediately upon the adop¬ tion of auch resolution, ahall forward iv
I have coihpared the preceding with the the duly oonatltuled election authorities ul
original law or. flie In this offlca. and do <ho county a certified copy of said reaolu
haroby certify that the aama ts a correct tlon pro^viding fur the subniisaion of tht
transcript therefmm and of the whole of propoeltion. The4eiecilon notice* shall suti
•aM original law. V>at the proposition will t>a voted upor
rRANC*IS M HTTOO aad In tho fom set forth abova. Suet
>acrataty af SUta propoaitlon ahall bo subsalttad ea a di*
1 tlnct and aeparate bnllot without nny eth-
' er question being printed thereon, any genrral or speclnl law to the contrary notwithstanding Provision for taking aueh rote and for Vie canvasslnig nnd renirniiig of the ri»sult shall IH^ made by the duly
I constituted election authorities
I If a majority of the voters voting on anch proposition shnll vote In favor there¬ of then such h rspiliill shnil be» estnbNshid hereunder and the sum of money n.amed in the said prnpnsldon shall be deemed ap- p'ciprlated. and It shall he the duty of the board of supervi.sors to proceed forthwith
j 111 exercise the powera and authority con¬ ferred upon It In (his section.
j When tbe bnard of Bupervlsors of any county ahnll hnve voted t-< establish such
j hospitnl, or whin n refereii.him on th"
'. proposition of estnhllshing aurh a hospital In a county, as authorized nbove, shall hnve been carried, the board of super visors shall:
1. Purrhaae or lense renl property there- [ tor, or acquire such real property, and j m.seTnetits I herein, by condemnation pro¬ ceedings. In the manner pi'esrrlbed by the condeiniinllon law. In any town, clly or village In tho county After the iiresentn tlon of the petition In such proceeding prescribed in section three thousand three hunelred and sixty of the code of d-.-il pro¬ cedure and the HMng of Iho nntlce of pen¬ dency of nctinn prescribed In secdnn thici thons.tnd three bundred and eighty-one thereof, snid bonrd of supervisors shall be nnd become selr.cd of th whole or such part of tho real properly described In siid petition to be so acquired for cnrrying luli
I effect the provisions of this act, ns such lioard may. bv resolution adopted nt a ' regular or sprdnl session, determine to b- j necessary feir the Immedlntc use, and such i board for and In Ihe name of such countv mny enter upon, occ-upy nnrl use such real profiert.v so described nnd required fur such purposes Such resohitlon shnll con tain n description of the real property of which possession Is to he taken and the day npem which possession will he taken Rsid board of supervisors shall cnuse n copy etf such re.-iolullon tn be flled In th- , ciuinty clerks oflice of the oounty In whbh I such profierfy Is situate, and notice of tie I ndciptlon thereof, with a copy of thn re.-o lutinn and of its Infcntlnn to tnke pes ; session of the premises therein descrilud on a day eertain, also therein named, ti be served, cither personally or by miP ; upnn the owner or owners of, anel person--- Interested In such renl propert.v. at 1 i.'^i I flve day-e prior to the day tlxe.'d In sucli ' resniiillon fnr liking pnssession. Pmrn j th'i time of the service of such notice, die I entry upon nnd :ip)irnprlatlOn hy the coun¬ ty of the- real iirnperty the-rein de."cril"-.i for the Iiiirposes prnvided for hy tnis a'f shall he deeineil complete, and such notic- .so perved shall be condu.'^Ive evidence of siie-h eritrv ami appreiprlullon nnd of Ih c|inffftlty and biiiiinlarles of the lands np- ' propria ted I'he board of siipervlscr.s mac- i cauae a diipiicale copy of j^uch papers sn served, with nn atlidavit of due service ! thereof on siicli owner or person interesi- i ed. to he recorded In the books used f'lr ' recording decils In the ofTlce of the county ' clerk of Its counly. and the record of such j police .•mil sueh proof of ae'rvlce sh.ill be prlm.'X fade evidence of the- due servic : theioof. Ceirniiensntinn for piroperty thus .iii|illri-d shall be made In such condemna- I Hon proe^eediiiK.
2. Erect nil necessary buildings nnd alter ; any huihllngs, on Ihe-properly when nc
, quired for the use of said hospitul, pro¬ vleled that (he locndon of the bullillni;'-^ and tho pl.aiis and sue^h part of the s.iicei-
j flcatlons as shall he required by the st ii'- commissioner of health for such erodhni or alteratinn tr.giiher with the Initial et)i)liiment shnll first be npprovec} liy the stale- commissioner of hi^.-xltli Any chang-s In such location or plans shall nlso be tii t npproved b.v the state commissioner uf hc:ilth and the slate commissioner of health and his duly uuthorized representa¬ tives shall have Hie power to inspect smh couuty hospitals during the conr.=:e of tin ir constriietinn for the purpose eif seeing tlmt such plans are ceimplled with
3 Cnuse to be; assesseel. levied and cnl- Iee'(ed such sums of money as II shnU deem necessnry for suitable lands, build Inns anel Imprnyements for s^ild hospital nnd for the- maliitennnce thereof, nnd for nil either nece-.Bary expcnclituren therefor: and to borrow money for the erection cl' suc-h hospital and for Ihe purchase of a site therefor on the credit of the oourity and Issue cnuniy ohlifiations tlu'refor, in such m.anner as It may do for other oounty purposes.
4. Appoint u board of managers for sani huspital as hereinafter provided.
5. Aoecpt anel hold in trust fnr the coun¬ ty, any grant or devi.se of Irin'l. or nny gift or bequest of money or other pers "Ual property, or any donation to be appllcl. prini-ipal or Income, or both, for the bene¬ fit of said hospital, and apply the same l;i accordance with the terms of the gift.
6. AV'henever It-shall deem It In the pub¬ lic Interest so to dn, and notwllhslaiidln;i the provisions of any other peneral or spe¬ cial ae-t. change the I'icatloii of such hos- plt.-il nnd acquire a new site by purc-h:is«-. len.se or e-ondemnallon, .is provided In this seetion. nnd establish tho hospital the-re'on.
5 2. Subdivisions eight nnd nine of sec¬ tlnn fe-irty-aeven of said chapter, aa added by chapter three himdred and seveniy-iilne of the 1,-iws of nineteen hundred and thir¬ teen. Is herehy nmended so as'to read as foi lows • I
S. Shall notwithstanding any other gen- , eral or special law erect Oil additional buildings found necessary after the hos¬ pital has been placed In operation and m,^ike> all necessary Improvements nnd re¬ pairs witbin the limits nf the appropria¬ tions made therefor by the board of super¬ visors, provided that the location of the buildings Hlid the plans and such-part of the speelfleatlons us shall he required by the slate commissioner of health for such nddlllonal buildings, Improvements or n pairs shall flrst be approved by the state commlsslorer r,f health. Any change in such location or phms shall also be flrst approved by the stnte commissioner of health and the state commissioner of hoiilth nnd his dulv autho'rliied representa- llvis shall have (he power to Inspect such county hospitals during the course ot the cunstructlon of such additional building for the purpose of seeing that such plans ara'wonipllecl with.
9. Shnll employ n county nurse, or an additional nurse or nurses If It deems necc¬ essary. for the discovery of ITiberculosIs rases ar^d for the visitation of such cases : nnd of patienta discharged from the hos- ] pllal and for sueh other duties as inajiK : seem appropriate; and shall cause to Bo examined by the superintendent or one of hla medlcnl stuff suspected cases of tuher- rulosis reported.to it hy the county nurse. or nursea. or by physicians, teachera. em ployers. heads of famllie>a or others; and It may take such other steps for tho care treatment and prevention of tuberculosis ' as it may from time to time deem wise.
I 3. SeH'tion forty-eight of said chapter. as added by chapter three hundred and forty-one of the luwa of n1nct«-on hundred •nd nine and amended by chapters one hunelred and forty-nine and two hundred and thirty-nine of the laws of nineteen hundred nnd twelve, chapter three hun¬ dreel and at-venty-nine of the lawa of nine¬ teen hundred and thirteen and chapter one hundred and thirty-two of the lawa of nineten hundred and flfteen, is hereby fur¬ ther amended by adding thereto a new subdivision to be known aa sutMllvlslon ten, and to read ns follows;
10. May attend euch coursea In tho dlag- noals and treatment of tuberculoala and In hoapital admlniatratlon at the atate hoa¬ pital for the treatment of InclpUnt pul¬ monary tuberculosia at Raybrook aa may be establlahed and which he may be au¬ thorised to atUnd by the board of man¬ agers of bla hosplUI. Tbe necessary os- pensea In traveling to and fron tha aaM , Itate hospUal for ths traatmant of la- ' :lplent pulmonary tubarculoada at Ray-
TBlf
tWRNTt'1*^
brook tat the pwrpeiae of taking atwfi
' eouraea shall be a eounty change.
' i 4 Section forty-nlne-b of said chapter.
aa added b.» chapter fhree hundred nnd
forty-one of fhe laws of nineteen hundred
and nine, te herMiy amended so aa to raad
, as follows:
! I 49-b. Admission of patients from coun¬ ties not having a hospital. In any county , nert having a county hospital for the cnre snd treatment of persons suffering from tul>erculosla. a rounty auperlntendent of ihe prKir, upon the receipt of the appilcs- I tlon and certlflc-ite hereinafter provided j for, shnll apply to the superintendent of ' any such hospitnl estnbllshed by any other ' county, for the admission of euch padeni Any person rrsldlnrt In a coiint.v In whkh thero Is no such hospital, who ileslres to receive treatment In smh a hospital, may ' apply thercf'ir In writing to the superln- tepclent of the poor of the coiirify in which he resides on a blnnk to be provided by ! said superintendent for that purpose, siib- ! milting w'.th such appllcntlon a written : certificate signed by a reputfible physician on a blank to be provided by the siiperln- I lendent of tho poor for surh purpose, sint- ' Ing that such phyalelnn has. within tbe ten days then next preceding, examined such person, and that. In his Judgme'ni, such person la suffering from tuhereulosls I The superintendent of' the poor, on rece ipl of such Fippllcntlon and certificate, shall I forward the snme to the superintendent eif I any hosiiital for Ihe eare and treatment , of tuherculosls If auch patient be nc cepted by auch hospital, the superintend ent of the poor shall provide for his tratis- 1 portntlon thereto, and for hla maintenance here,|n at a rate to be flxed mo hereln- nfter provided.
( 6. Thla act shall takp efTect Immedi¬ ately.
Stato of N€ft» York, Ofllco of the Secre tary of Stnte, ss;
I have compared the pr^^edlng with th- I original law on flie In this offlco. nnd elo ' hereby certify thnt the snme Is a e-orroat ! transcript therefrom and of tho whole of I snid original law.
FRANCIS M. HUOO. j Secretary of Stnte
I LAWS OF WEW YORK—By Authority.
i CIIAP. 471
! AN ACT to amend the penal law, in rela- ticin to public health and decency. Pecnmo li law May Ifi, ]ni7. with the apiirovnl of the Oovernor. I'assed. three- ! fifths being present.
j The People <if (he Slate of New York, 'j representeil In Senate and As.vmbly, do I enact ns folbivvs:
Sce-tion 1, The penal law Is hereby I nmended by Inserting then In a new sec- I tlon. to be section seventi-en hunelred and \ nriy-slx-a. to read as follows:
8 1756-a. Disgraceful pr.icilces offending
I health .-ind decency. A person who i x-
I hiliKs himself 'Or nnother In public, ami
! Invites, solicits or allows others to-throw
] or release a hall dt oUv r article ot his
' head or other portion of lils body, tir the
1 hi ;id or lindy of nnother, for compensa-
I Ilun, reward or otherwi.se. or publicly cn-
j gage's In or t.akes uny part In ft game cnm
[ inonly known as "ball do.lf^cir." for a cnu
1 sldcratlori or otherwise, or c-mploys n per
i son for such purpose, or at such pl.acC or
j places, for himself, or for nnother. Invites
i solic'lt.s or allows others to throw a ball nr
i ollwr article, lo release a spring or other
I object or device when by ,-x person Is
' thro'wn from a distance t.-^^ a body of water
or any receptacle, or commits any nd m
I acts whereby ally race or citizen of this
! state la held up lo conlenifit or ridicule, l...
guilty of a misdcmi-nnor, punishable liy u
line of not more than five hundred nor
less than ono hundred ddlars, or by Im
prisonmi nt for a terra nf not more than
one year or less than Ihrce months, or
bnth,
I 5". This act .shall t.ike effect immediately
i State of New York, Ofllee of the Secre
i tary of Stale, ss;
I I have compared the preceding wilh the I original law on llie In this ofilce, and do . h' re/hy certify that the same Is a correct I tr.ili.scrlpt therefrom and of the whole of ! said original law.
KRANCIS M. HUGO.
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CMAl'. i)^X AN ACT to nmend the prison law. in rela¬ tion to wlien lile Koiitences shall be deem ed Inelc'lcrmlnale.
r.ee-anie a l;i\v .May 15, 1917, with the- .-ipprrjval of the Gcivernor. Passed, three - fiflhs being present.
The I'cnpIe of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assenibly, de enact as fnllovvs:
Section 1. Chapter forty-seven of the laws of nineteen hundred nnd nine, en¬ titled ".\n act relatin,^' to prisons, consti¬ tuting ClKipter forty-three of the consoll dalod law.i," Is hereby amended by insert lag thcTcin a new section, to be seclbu two hundred and eleven-b, to read as fol¬ lows :
{ 211-b. I..lfe sentence; when deiemed In¬ determinate. An.v person conflned In n state prison who is serving a term of Im¬ prisonment for his natural life, or whe; i.i under .in indeflnlte sentence with a maxi¬ mum of Imprisonment for life, or who If serving a term of imprisonment which Is one of two or more terms to he served consecutively (on sentences for several of¬ fenses), one of the said .sentences being for Imprisonment for life or. If Indeterminate^ having a maximum of Imprisonment for the offender's natural life, shall be doemee] to be serving undor nn Indeterminate si'n- tcnce the maximum of which shall be for the offender's natural life and the mini¬ mum of which shall be ten years and shall be subject to the Juilsilictlon of the pa¬ role boiird ufter the expiration of .said loa years. The provisions of this seclion shall nut apply to a person serving any Bue.i term of Imprisonment under a conviclion for murder.
i !. This act shall take effect immedi¬ ately.
State of New York. Oflice of the Secre¬ tary of State, ss:
1 have compared the preceding with the original law on file in this office, and do hereby certify that the same ia a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of suld original law.
KRANCIS M. HUOO Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority
CHAP. 486. AN ACT to amend the ronuervalion law. generally.
Became a law May 15, 1917, with the npprova I of the Governor. Passed, three- flfths being present.
The P«-oplo of the State of New York, reprosented in Senate and AsiMmbly, do enact ns follows:
Section 1. Section two of chapter alx hundred and forty-seven of the lawa of nineteen hundred und eleven, entitled "An act relating to conservation of land, forests, watera, parka, hydraulic power flsh and game, con.'jtitiiting chapter sixty-' flve of the consolidated laws," as amend ed by ehapter three hundred nnd eighteen of the laws of nineteen hundred and flfteen and by chapter two hundred and fiffy-Beven of the laws of nineteen hun¬ dred and sixteen, is hereby amended to re',I as feil'.ows
I 2 Conservation department. The con Bervatle^n department is hereby created and shall havo four divisions. The de¬ partment shall continue to be In charge of a tfommlasion to be known as the con¬ servation commission which, except as otherwise provided In this chapter, ahall have all the iiowers and be subject to all the duties of the forest purchasing board the foreat. flsh and game commiaaion or commlaaloner. the commlsslonera of wato- power on Black river and the state water supply connmlaalon as fixed by law on July eleventh, nineteen hundrod and eleven In addition to tbe poWera and duties here-
'efora enumerated, tba oooaarraUoo
LEOAL ?iOTfri;s
'nmmlselon shall hnve all the t)owerB aed be Milfj, rt to nil tbe duties of the cotr.- nils-inuers of the state rerervatkn nt Snratog:! Springs ns fixed by law on jKn uary ftrst, nine'teen hundred and sixteen. '''he romnissifin shall heienftcr consist of one member to be nppo ntid by the gover¬ nor, tiv en,I with the ndvlce nnel consent Of Ihe senate. 'Thei governor may remove th* commis inner for ine Ifldeii'y. neglect of duty or misi induct In office, ghhig ti him ^eonyiy nf the charges against him and nn oiirm tunity of being publldv heard In poison or by counsel In his own defense, up ,n nnt Ies i than ten diys' m. tice. If such commi.ssiemer shall be re- mnvod the gnvernor tthnll flie In the ofDi e of the secret,iry of stnte a complete Btil< - ment of all iharges made MKolnst sueh cr%imissloncr ntel bis fliwiings thereon, to¬ gether with a complete record of the pm ceciIhifTs. A comrliiRslciner shnll he ap- pciidtccl hereunder wKhln twenty il.i.v'4 afier the nmendment to tics sec tlon takes effoet.. The reftular lerm of office of tlie eommlseloner rhall be r'lx yc.-ira to be computed from the flrst dny of Jnnuary cf Hie cflbndr.r yenr In whkh he shall have tieen nppoliited The commissioner shall receive nn atininl salary of eight thonsand d'lllars. The terms "commli- sion." "conservation commission" nnd •eommlseloner." when us.'d In this chnp¬ ter. exiept in articie seven nnd article seven-n thereof shall each menu Ihe con¬ servation commisplniier. and wherever bv Ihe terms of this chnpter or any other statute, action by the conservation cnm¬ misslon Is required to be taken liy rrso- liillon or in any mnnner bv the concur¬ rence of a majority of the members, surh action shall ho taken by n formal order of such commissioner entered In the rec¬ ords nf tho conservntion ilepartment. The term "commission" n:-e used In nrtlcles sev- en and seven-a shnll means a commis¬ sion consisting of^the conservation eeim- misBloner or a deiiiil>' designnted by him. Ihe aitorncy-genoral or n deputy designat¬ ed by lilm and the Mate enginoer nr n deputy designated by him
J 2 Section three of such rhnpter. ns amende.1 by chapter four hundred and forty-fciiir of the Inwa of nineteen hiin- '!r,''el and twelve nnd chaiiter three hun¬ dred ard f Iphteen of Ihe laws of nineleen himdred anel flfteen. Is hereby amended tn read as follews:
( 3. flffli'e nnd offlclnl force. The com¬ mission sbnil have its piindpnl offlce In the cily of Albany The eeitnnilssion shail appoiivi. to hold ufllce during its pleasuie.. a secjtetnry to the commission nt nn nii- nUiiJ .'•':il.'try nf lhrci, thnusand dnlbirs. a iiejiiily e-omVnlssiniier nt nn anniinl salary nf Bix thousand elollars h suiierintendent of fnresl:-! at nn annual sulary nf flve Ihewisaiid elollars. nn asslfitant siiperln¬ tendent eif forests nl arl iiiiiiiial salary of three tliousand doilnrs. unel n. divisinn engineer nl an iiiiiiu:il .Halarv of flve Hieiiis:iiid elollars, aii.il twn anslslant e:i- pini'i'is nt an annual salary of three thousand dollars each. The e:ommw;sl(iiieT. secTetary. eleiuifv- ccunmlssloner. siiri, rin- lendent rif fnre,sts, nsslslaiit siipci liiLc^iid I lit nf fnre sts. chief game protci for. clepn fy chief Kame prntector anil division eiiri- neer sliall each have relinluirsecl to him all nciiial and necessary traveling and nther expenses nnel efislnirsements Itic^iir- recl or made hv hira In Jhe iliscliarge nf his eiHlc^iril duties. The commis.sion shall also appoint such other Bubordinates ns sinill lie needed, to carry out the pro¬ visions of this chapter, within the amount appiopriated therefor. The commissioner. 'Icfiiify. pccrelary and each chief of n di¬ vision shall excc^iite and file with the iiimptroller a bond to the people of tbe state in the sum of ten thoiis,iiie1 dollars, with sureties to be afiprovccl by the comp- tr.ilier, coii.litinneil for the faithful pc r- lnrm;ince of bis duties, and thiit he will account for nnd pay over pursuant to law all mone.vs received by him
5 3. Section thirty-six of such chapter, added by (•hapter live hundred and twcn- ty-nne of the laws of nineteen huiidred and sixteen. Is hereby amended to read as fokowH:
I 30. Compromise of civil penalty. beforo ,1 court «ir Justice having jurisdiction in civil actions. A person who h.-i.--' viniate,! auy of the provisions of this ch.Tpter and vvho desires lo compromise nnd setlle his c-ivil linliiiity therefor may appi-iir willi any rei^uhir or special game priitoctor. Ilsiierics p'otector. flre superintendent, forest ranjior eir inspector, before n court 'ir Justice having iiirisdicticin in civil .-n- licins, an ilthcreiipon such person may, upon the e einsonl of tho reprosenlallve of the c'onscrvatinn e^ommissinn appearing, lomprornise and settlo his liahility fer civil pennltie^s under this chapter, for an amount at?reod upon beiween suid courl or Justice, the representative of the con¬ servation eninmissiiin and the person wlm committed such violation, whle-h nmount sliall be Il.ll less than ten dollar.s nnr iiicire (ban the ii mount for which such person would he liable in a civil action for pen¬ alties. If such compromise be rnuele, siic^li person sh.Hll forthwith siibscrlhe his nanus 111 a statement setting forth concisely the facls e-cmstiluting such violation, the uniount aKreed uiKin. and that a Judgment may be entered agalnsi him for that sum I'peiii said statement being sworn to be¬ fore and filed with said court or Justice iio sh:ill forthwith enler In his civil ducket a record of the prnceedings and the amount of the Juclgment.
Said court nr juslice sliall upon the en¬ try of auch Judgment be entitled to a fee . nf one dollar and lifty cents to be paid hy the peraon who committed such viola¬ tion.
A Judgnienl enlered as provided herein may he enforced by an exoculicin againi'i Hie prcipt-rly of the defenebant; but nn liudy e.\eciilion shall issue thereon. Sucli judgment sh:ill be a bar to a criminal ac¬ tion for the same violation, if satisfio'l within thirty days from the date of the ^ enlO' tlierecjf.
5 4. Article throe of sue* chapter is hereby amended by adding a new Bectlon, to be known aa seetion thirty-seven, to read as follows:
5 37. Certlflcate by court or justice The 'cniit or Justice before whom any person ¦chali be trievl or boforo whom a compro¬ mise of the civil pc-nuldes for a vlnlatlnn if any provision of this chapter shaii have been maele. or the clerk of the cnnrt if there ,be a clerk, shall, ut the termina- j tlon of such trial or proceeding, forthwith I mail or deliver to the con.servation coin- | iiiissiun al .Mbany a coilifled iJtatemeir. ol the disposition of the case or proceed¬ ing, giving the date thereof, the name of the defendant, the name of the person •ipon whose information the action or pm- eeding was Instituted, the date atid place nf the vicilutinn, the name of e.ach wit¬ ness Kweirn in support of the charges and the costs of the court or fees of the lus¬ tice, and the fees of the constuble. If nny.
i tl. Section one hundred and sixty-eight ' if snch ch;<pter. us amended b.v chapier three hundred and eighteen of the laws of ninetien hundred und fif leen and chupter !iv(, humlred nnel twenty-one of tbe luws if nineleen hundred anel si.vteon, ia here- ' l.y amended to read as follows:
I IfJi Compensation of game protectors The chief game protector shnll receive an inniial sal.iry of flve thoiisanel dollarh. The deputy chief game prote<-tor Bhall re¬ ceive an nnnual salary of three thousand , dollars Kach division chief protector shall oeelve an anniiitl salary of sixteen hun- 'Iroel dollars and hla actual anel neceaaary traveling expensea, not exceeding seven liundred and flfty dollars a year. Each flsheries protector shall ree-elve an an iiuul salary of ihlrUen hundred doiiara. und his actual and neceasary traveling ex¬ penses, not exceeding aeven hundred and itfty dollars. Kin'h game protector ahall receive ^ annual aalary of nine hundred • lollars and his actual and neceasary trav¬ eling expenaes. not exceeding six bundred dollar.s. except when a sum in oxcoas thereof shafl bave been actually and nec¬ essarily expended upon the order of the i I oiisorvaiion commissionor; provided, how- i ever, that each game protector ofito shall 1 have been rated ID the flrat grade far a \ full year stiall receive lovraasad aalarji ot '
|f;»t ^OTtf-ri*.
iwuT, xoTirrs.
the rata of one hundred dollars per an
num. and for eaeh yenr thereafter in
which he ahnll ao qirsiify he shall receive
a like {nr-.reese nntll hc reclvem the sum e f
thirteen hundred dollara per annum, but
tho commission shall hsve the power in
Its discretion, for cause shown, to cancel
ttieh Increase «,r any p.-irt thereof .in the
. failure of nny protestor receiving such Iti-
! crease to tjuallfy for the first grade In
'. any year Onme prcitee-tors rated In ths
first Itrnde only shall be eligible for pro
[ motion.
j I d. Siihdivlslort one of seetion one hun¬ dred nnd elghty'two of siich chnpter Is 'hereby amendel to read ns follows. I I 1S2. Penalties 1 Unless a different er I other pennlty nr punishment Is he»e| , I speclnlly prescribed, r. person who bu-.s . sells, offers tnr sale, takes, pnsse«sis I transports or has In pnssesion for salo or I transportation any flsh, bird or qiindri-- ped, ahellflsh or erustneenn In violation of ¦ any of the provisions of the eonservatie.n ; law In relation to flsh and game, or wl "i ! violates anv of the provisions of. or vv': ¦ I falls to perform Any duty Impo.sed bv the aald Inw, or nny lawful order, rule or regulation ndopted by the ceimmlsskm. it j guilty of a misdemeanor: nnd in neldltion ' thereto Is liable ns fo'lows: to a p'tmlu ' of alxty dollars nnd nn nddltlonal peiisll. of twenty-flve dnllars for e.ich flsh. Innl or quadrupe^d. or pait of flah. bird nf qundrupeel tiotight. sold, offered for sale taken, possessed, transported or hnd In i poasessUin for snle or trnnsportatlon Itl violation thereof: to n pemiltyi of slxn I dollara and nn additional penalty of flvr ' dollars for each catch of shdlflBh or for j each erustneenn, or pnrt of cruMtaee.iM ! bought, aold, offered for snio, tnken. P"S ; sessed, transported or hnd In possession for snle or trnnsportatlon In vlolatlem thoreof. I I 7. Subdivision six of section one hun- , dred anel elghty-flve of swh chapier. ut nmended by ehnpters two hundred nml ninety-seven nnd live hundred nnd twen ty-ono of the luws of nineteen liundrel and Blxteen. Is hereby nmended to rend a' followa:
Subd. «. Carrying nnd exhibiting snrne No person to whom a license has been Is sued shall be entitled to tnke wild nni¬ mnls. fowl or birds, or tmp fur be-nring animals In th's state unless nt the time of Mich tnklng he shaii have sue h license em his person, and sliali exhibit the same for Inspectkvi to nny protector or other olli¬ cer or either person recjuestlriK to see the sume. Such Ilcejisec sonW nlso wear In a eonspicucua place on his clothing a but¬ ton to 111- fiiriiisbed bv the cnmmlssioii through tho clerks issuing licenses. But¬ tons sh.all be uniform In size nnd shall bear a number corresponding In the iiiiui- ber of the liceiise clellvered to the nppll¬ cant anei such other matter ns m.iy be de- termlneel by the commission. The failure of the licensee nl nil times while luinllni; IrappinK or taking wild nnimnls. fowls or birds, to wear such button in a consiiien ous place on his clothing or fnilure te hnve libs hunting auil traiipiiu; liien.^e ,UPon his per.son, shall oause a fnrfcKiiie of hla Ik^eiise. Suc^h person sh:ill sun c'lider upon de-mand his license and hiiltiii* to any gnine prntector or either person duly authorized hy Hie comniisalcin, to receive the snme. No Either or additional penalty than the forfeiture of his hunting or (rap ping license, as herein iirovidecl, shall 1,, suffered hy a licensee failing to wear siii'li button or falling to have his hunting and ; trapping license upon his person. dut such forfeiture shall not eiperate to pre¬ vent a pennon from prociirhig nnother ii cense Ii.s provided in this section. The provisions of this sectlnn with respect ti the Issuiince of nnd fhe wearing of a but¬ ton shall take effect .lanuary flrst, nine¬ teen hunelred aiul se-veiiteen.
9 8. Sectlnn one hundred nnd ninety nine of such chapter, as amended bv ehapter five hundred and eight of the laws nf nineteen hundred and thirteen ami | waters chapter ninety-two of the law.s of nineteen i hy lien hundred and fourteen. Is hereby amendeii lo read as follows:
8 199. Skunk. Skunk ma.v be tnken either In tho daytime or at night nnd In any manner, bnt they shall not be taken from holes or dens by digging, smoking or the use of chemicals, and they in:i.v be possessed from November tenth m Febriiar.v tenth, li.ith Induslve. Skiinlvs which ora injuring propert.v or have be¬ come a - nul.sance may be t.iken af nn.v lime In any manner; but tl-.e skiin'; -.r any pnrt tliereof so taken shaii not be possessed, bought, sold or trafTlckod In.
9 9. Subdivisinn one of section two hun¬ dred nnd eleven of bihIi chapter is hereby amended in read as follows:
1. Open se.-ison. Water fowl, wild and domestic, may be taken from Soptemb, r Blxtennth to December thirty-firsi, both
of Wild bird.s other th.in the Knglish .•?par« row. starting, c r, w hawk, snow-owl, gieat gray owl rrent horned r *1. gfeati blue herein, bittern, md kingfisher shal* not he robhed or wllfnlfy rtesfrovcd e«- cept when ,nece-o,-iry (to protect luilldlnga or prevent their de/m e.nent, nr whan taken under'the aiithnritv e>f Ihe commia¬ aion
t IS Snbdlviriein twe of section twi» hiine're,I and tffirtv -'¦¦i\ of such ehi.iter. na nine nlcil bv d-apter four hilndted and fhree «if Ihe luws of nineteen hundred anrt siNtepTi. Is hereby amended to rend aa foiiows
i. P-liie plkepeich and ssiigers of sny 1 il'.e m.iy be taitrn nt nn> time and In any niimlii I nr eiuantity la .l.n kes Krie nnd On- l-u-lo Htid In the r.'iagnra liver, and when Sll taken mav he possessen bought nnd sold
I |i; Siil.dlvl.^ion one of section two hun. dred nml thIM'-eigiit of such chnpter la hereby umended lo read as fnllows ,
1 Clpcn season and size- limit flnort- rvnseil sturgeon rot less tban twenty ifii-hi'S In length ,iml.v- be taken and poa- sessed fr.im .luly fVtst to Apiil thirtieth, both Induslve in nny number or e|iinn- llty Lake iture:eo;i mid se .1 sturgeon not less th.in fony-two inches In length may he taken nnd poFSewsed In nny number or cjmintily nt any ti.nc^ Theie shall be nn iipen se:i.sein for sbeirt-nosed siiirgeon. lake stl ri.'enn nml sen sturgeon In l.nke KrIe befnie January- lirst. nineteen hundred arid twenty This prov,sion for a close season shall bee nine elfeilive only when Ihe I'Toviiu-e of (iidarin nf the Dominion of Ciiriaila shall have passed nr ndopted an order In eouridl priscrilifng a similar eliioe senson for tnklng sturgeon In tha waters nf l.nke Rrie
S 17 .Secfinn Iwci hundred and flfly- thiee nf such duipler. aV nmended by ehapter flve liiindre-el and eight of tha laws eif nlneteon hundred and thirteen. l8 hereby anieiiiled to rend as folIowR:
; 'S.".. Tlp-ups Tlp-up,«i may be used, for except In waters In- llbeads. cat¬ fish, eel.' perch, sunflsli. and ex, ept dur¬ ing Ihe niniifliH of March anel April, pike and plikerel, anel exci-pt from March see- on.I to May tenth, both inclusive, plko-- perch Nl pe. s-on shall operate or cotl-»i li-nl at the same lime myre ihtin flftfioa lip-ups All ilp-iips must be marked with the niirne anel aiidress of Ihe operator Ihoreor
i IS The title of sedlcin two hundred
MshiiiK through lee except ii habited by 'fiiiul. to lake In,
and tiftv
r .-iii^h
pier two h
of the h ICeii. is
ws ol nim hereby am
c li.ipter, us added idled unci ninety-nlna leen hiiiiilied and flf- •neled to read ub fol-
; infi-li Speiii-ii.g 111 Niap.-ira river, j
; 111. Sl, Inn twn hundred und flfly- seven of SUI h chaptei- la hereby amended to rc-el ns follnws:
5 Lfi7 l''rn):H. HuUfriigs, green frogs, nnd iprinr freiv« mny be taken. possesKed, l.,iiicht and si'M Irom ,liine flrst to March Hilrly-flrsl. bolh Inclusive 'ITiey shall not be taken. pnss'-ss;oel. bong lit or seild Ht nny other tltiiii. The.if may be taken by spear¬ ing, an.gllng. or witli rake. . catcalling with hands ir killing with cluh or gun only. The use of nny ilevice whieh shall pre* vent the frogs frum having free access tO and egress from the waters In prohibited.
I, J'l .Sectinn two huiidri-il nnd seventv. three- nf smh cliapli'r as amended • v chapter live liundrod and eight of the ' ivvS of nii-e-tcen hundred and tliirloen. Is 1 eii,. by ;>i|iciiiled In read us follows: 1
5 tiT-i I I'llllin-: of nets rcKiiIati^. N'o nets or either devices for taking lish shall be haiilccl aftor siiiiset and Iiefore sun- lise; exeept as pormitlfd bv tho commla- .slon.
$ 21 Section two liundred and sieventy- live of such chnpter Is hereby umended to read as follows:
§ 27.'i I'rolilblfed; use of nets In eertain •xecpdnn In waters inhnhited the^ use of iK'ts of any kind ia prohiiiileel: excepl that the use of minnow Irafis In taidnir minnows for bait for tho laker's iiic'iividuul use may be porrnltted by the coniaiiiisiiin. This prohibition shall not apply to luiiding nets used to land lish duly hnciked hy angling or lo Ihe uso of nets b.v the commissioii as provided in .sectlnn one hundred and fif tv-flve of thla chapier
5 :'2 Subdivision four of section Ihrco hundred anil Sevonty-two of such chupter is hi-ioliy amended trt read as follows':
4. 'rraiis(iortatlon. Common carriers may lecelve anel tiansporl ut any lime car- 01 ssos or' parts thereof, of elk. deer, pheasants, or ducks t i|.;ged as aforesaid, but to every package contnlning such carcasses, or parla thciecif. shall be af¬ fixed a tag or label, upon which shall bo plainl.v pruifid or written tbe nnrrie of
Inclusive. They may be possesod from i the person to whom such lie oiiso was
September slxteonlh to Januar.v twentieth both Inclusive. There shall be no open Benson for wood duck and swan.
9 10. Siibelivislons one and two of sec¬ tion two hundred anci twelve of such chapter are hereby amended to read as follows:
1. Open season. Water fowl on Dong Is- ;. land and tho waters adjacent thereto n^ay
be taken from October flrst to Januar.v flfteenth. both Inclusive.
2. M.anner of taking. Water fowl may be taken by aid of any floating devie^e other than sailboats or power lioats. at any distance from shore on l^oiig Islkncl Sound. I..iike Krie, Niagara river. Oneidn (lake, Shinnecock, Gardiner anel Peconic bays, during the open season therefor, and except freim October flrst to October nine toenth, both Inclusive, In Greut Soulh Hay weat of Smith's Point and east of tho Nassau-Suffolk county line.
i 11. Subdivision three of see¬tion twu hundred and fourteen of such chapter, ns ameiuled by chapter ninety-two ot the laws of nineteen hundred and fourteen. Is hereby amended to read us follows.
8. Wild phea.sants. On the last twn Thursdays In the month of October and the flrst two Saturdays In the month of November und pogsessed during tho peri¬ od of time between the flrst open Thn-s- day In October and the Thursday Immedi¬ ately following the laBt open Saturday in November, both IndiiBive. Only wild maie pheasants may bo taken. A person may take and possess not to exceed three wild male pheasantll In tho open season.
I 12. Section two hundred and tifteen of auch ehapter la hereby amended to rend as follows:
I 215. Upland game birda; open seuson: limit; apecial. Quail, pheasanta, and grouse may be taken on I.iong Island from November flrst to December thlrty-flrst both Inclusive. A person may take not to exceed six quail, four mule pheasants and two grouse In uny one day and forty quail, thirty male pheasants and flfleen grouse, In the open seaaon on l>ong Is¬ land.
I 13. Section two hundred and nineteen of auch chapter, as amended by chapters Boventy-Boven and flve hundred and twen¬ ty-one of the laws of nineteen hundreel and sixteen. Is hereby amended to read an follows:
I tili. Cl tain wild birds protected. Wild birds other than the English aparruw. atartlng. crow, hawk, anow-owl, rreat gray owl. gres' iiorned owl, groat blue herun. bittern and kingflahor ahall not be taken or poi seased at any time, dead or alive. ex.^.,.c under the authority of a certlflcate laaued under this article. No part of the plumage, skin or body of any bird pro¬ tected by thla section or of any birds coming from without the Btate, whetber belonging to the same or a different apecles from that native t<f the atate of New York, provided auch blrda belong to the same family aa thoae protected by '.hia article, sball be sold or had in pos- leaskin for sale. The provision of this section ahall not apply to game birds for which an open season Is provided In this article, blrda or parta thereof collected or possessed In accordance with the pro- Visions ot aection one hundrod and flfty- alna
I li Section two hundred and twenty of tu<}h ehapter la hereby ameDdad to read aa fbllowa-
I tt UaatranliMT w «i
Ik, deer, pheas- 1. the name or -rsnus to whom nr eliicks are to
1017, with tha Passed, three-
if New Yorki
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sued ;iiiel by wnom such e uiils or ducks were kille iiarnes of the |ii-isiiii or p sueh elk. doer, pheusunts be irunspni feel; tbo name of the game protector ur other person by whom such elk. dee r. pheasants ur duc-ks were taggeei; Ihe iiumbir of carcasses nr portiuiis there¬ of contained tlioroin. and that the elk. deer. plieaSHnts or ducks were killed and lagged In luiorduneo with the provisions eif tubs section.
i 'a. This acl Bhull take etfect immedi¬ ately.
Slale of New York. Offlee of the Secro¬ tar.v of Stnto. .sh: ,- I have eeimpared the preceding wltlTtho original law on flie In this olliee, and do hereby eertlfy that Ihe same Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law
KKANCIS M. HUOO.
Secretary of Stute. |
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CIIAI'. mi. •AN ACT to amend the penal law. In re¬ lation to adverdsemeiits ce-inc-erning cer¬ tain diseases, necumo a law Muy 16. approval of the (iovernor. lifihs iMiiig present
The People of tho State represented In Senate und Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1 The penni law is hereby umended by adding thereto, after section eleven hundreel and forty-two, a new aec¬ tion to be aection eleven hundred and fnrty-two-a, to read as follows:
SIH3-a Advertisements relating tu cer¬ tain cliseaaeM probibltod. Wlioover pub¬ lishes, delivers ur dialfttutea or causea to be published, daUvonaiiaer distributed la any manner whatsoevag'an advertisement c-emoerning a venereal disease, loat raap< hood, lost vitality, Iniputency, sexuai weakness, Heinlnul einlasions. varlcocela Kelf-uliiise or excuHsivo sexual indulgence und eulliiig attention tu a medicine, article or preparation that may be used therefor or to a person or persuiui from whum or an otlie-e or place at which Information treatment ur advice relati/ig to such dls- ea.se. infirmity, habit ur condition may be obtained. Is guilty uf u r«1.-M-.deineanor and upun leiiivictlon thereof shall be punisheel by Imprisonment for nut more than sli inonthg. ur by a flno of not lesH than flfty elollars nur more than five hunelred dol¬ lars, ur by t>utli such flue and imprison- ment Thla sectlun, however, sball not i.piily t^ dielactic or scientiflc treatise* i.'Iich d6 not advertise or eall attention te uny i>eison or porsems from^whom or any eittke or plae-e at which Information, treat¬ ment or advice miiy be obtained, nor shaH It apply to advernsimenta or notices la- suod by an locorpuruted hoapltai or a II- e onaed diapenaary ur by a municipal board or department of health ur by the depart¬ ment of health of the state of New York. I t. Thla act shall tako effect Beptember flrst. nineteen hundred and aeventeen. StHte of New York, Offlce of the 8acre> lary of State, as:
1 have compared (h« preceding witb tha original law on flla tn this ofllca. and da hereby certify that the same Is a correct tranacrlpt therafrom and of tha whole tt said original law
rRANCTfe M HUOO.
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