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LAWS OP NEW YORK—Bx Autherity.
CHAP. Hi. AN A<?T to amend the agricultural tSw. in relation to pasteurization of milk of diseased anhnals *
Became a law May >. 1917, with the ap¬ proval of the («overnor. Passed, three- flflhs being present. g
The People of the State of New York, ¦^presented In .Senate and Assembly, do anact an follows;
Section 1 Section ninety-four ot chapter nine of the laws of nineteen hundred und nine, entitled "An act In relation to agri¬ culture, constituting chapter ejne of the consolidated laws." is hereby amended to read as foKows;
i M. Cars of diseased animals; experi¬ ments. If af^er examination an animnl Is, In 'ihe Judgment of the person making the axaminntlon, suffering from tuberculosis, ¦uch animal shall be' slaughtered under the provisions of this article, or, it the commissioner deems that a due regard for the public health warrants It, he may enter Into a written agreement with»the owner, subject to such conditions as the commissioner cif agriculture may pri^crlbe, for the sepnratlon and cjuarantlne ot seich diseased animnl or animals. Subject to the regulations of the department ot agri¬ culture, such diseased animal or animals may continue to be used for bree-dlng pur¬ poses and Its or their rrillk, after pasteur¬ ization, under rules and regulations macle by the commissioner of agriculture, may be used for the manufacture of butter cir cheese or for sale. The young of any such diseased animal or animals shall. Imme¬ diately after birth, be separated from their mothers, but may be fed the milk drawn from such affected animal or ani¬ mals so separated and quarantined after stich milk has been pasteurized ns herein provlcled. The owner of n herd of cattle, within the slat'-, may apply to the com¬ missioner of agrle«ulture for examination ot his herd by the tuberculin test; sal'I ap¬ plication to be- in writing upon a blank form provided by the commissioner ot ag¬ riculture ancl to Include an agreement cm th» part of the owner or owners of the herd tr. Improve- faulty sanitary condi¬ tions: to disinfect his premises, should dis- easecl callle he found, ntid to fcillow In¬ structions of the cciminissloner of agricul¬ ture designed to pri-vent the re|nf<>ction ot the he-rd and to siipiiress the ellseiise or prevent the spread thereof The commis¬ sioner of agriculture shall, .is soon as practicable, cnuse such <-attle to be ix- amlned accordliigly, subject to the provi¬ sions of this chiiplcr. When the commis¬ sioner dec ins that the concritions warrant It he mii.v make and Issue to such owiie r a certlficiite. that upon such examination such herd was foiiiicl free, from tuhereu- loBls or that the owner has conipiled with the provisions of this sccticm by causing all affected aiilin.als to be separatecl from the herd and (|iiarantliied ns provided herein subject to the regulations of tbe department eif agriculture. The commis¬ sioner ot agriculture may determine the plac^ ot slniighter of an animal to be kille-d under Ihe provisions of this chap¬ ter. The commissioner fiiny <-xperimeiit or cause such experiments lo be maile cir performed as he- may deem necessary to ascertain or determine the best methods or means for the control, suppression or eradication of communicable or liifec-tlous disease or disc-uses Mffecting domestic ani¬ mals. No person shall sell any nnlmal known to have a communicable or liifcc-- tlous-dlsease except for Immediate slaugh¬ ter unle!SH sii^h sale be macle under a written contract signed by tioth parlies specifying the cliseuse with which such animal Is infected, ii copy ot which shall be filed In the otflce of the commissioner of ngrlcultiire. No person shall knowingly Inject,Into any bovine animal as and for luberculln any substance which Is not tu- , bercuUn.
i 2. This act shall take effect Immedi¬ ately.
State o'f New York, Offlce of the Secre¬ tary of State, ss; i" I have compared the preceding with the original law on tile In this office, and do , hereby certify ttiat the same is a correct i transcript therefrom und of the whole ot said original law
FRANCIS M HUGO,
Secretary ot State,
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
I'IIA I'. .14!) AN ACT to nmeiid Ihe highway law. In relation to sale or exchange of machin¬ ery, tools and Implements, , Pecame a law May 3, ini7, with the approval of the fiovernor. Passed, ihree- flfths being present.
The Peeiple of the State of New York, | represented In Senate and Assembly, do ' anact ns follows; - :
Section 1. Section forty-nine ot chapter thirty of tha laws ot nineteen hunclred ' ancl nine, entitled "An act relating to high- ; ways, constituting chapter twenty-five of i the consolidated laws," is hereby ameiide'd to read ns follows:
( 49, Machinery, tools and Implements, The town superintendent mny, with the approval of the town board, purchase for the use of the town, stone crushers, steam \ rollers, traction engines, mad mnchlnes for grading and scraping, tools and other , Implements, subject to Ihe limitations pre- i ¦cribed In secticin tilnety-tour, which shall be pnld tor from moneys levied and col¬ lected or from the proceeds of bonds Is- • aued and sold for such purposes ns pro¬ vided In this chapter. No contract for the | purchase of stone crushers, steam rollers or traction engines shall be valid, unless the district or countytsuperlntendent shall ! have approved thereof and Indorsed his , approval upoh such contract. All road machines, stone crushers, steam rollers. , tools and other Implements owned either. by the town or the highway districts there- In, when this chapter takes effect, shall be ; used by the town superintendent in such ; manner and at such places in such towns as he shall deem best. They shall be un¬ der the 'ontrol ot the superintendent unci be cared for by him at the expense of the \ town. The town superintendent shall an- , nually make a written Inventory ot all ¦uch machinery, tools nnd Implements, In¬ dicating each article and stating the value thereof, and the estimated cost ot all nee- i essary rep.alrs thereto, and deliver the same to the supervisor ot the town on or before October thirty-first in each year lie shall at the same time file with the town clerk his written recommendations as to what machinery, tools and Imple- i Tnents should be pi^chased tor the use of { the town, and tha probable cost thereof I The town superintendent shall provide a ; suitable i>to,ce for housing and storing all machinery, tools and Implements owned hy , the town and cause the same to be stored therein, when not In use. He mny als,i with the approval of the town board, sell i any such machinery, tools and Implements, i which are no longer needed by the town : or which are worn out or obsolete, or may aachange the same tor new machinery, tools and Implements. If sold, the pro- ' ceeds shall, under the direction of the town board be applicable to the purchase i of the machinery, tools and Implements i mentioned in subdivision three of section ninety-four of this chapter. Where there la an Incorporated village constituting a | ¦eparate road district, whoU}- or partly I In a town which has purchased a stone I crusher, steam roller or traction engine. | the town board of such town may permit ' the use thereof ot such village upon such ¦ terms as may be agreed upon.
I 1 This act shall take effect Immadl- ', •taly.
Btata of Naw Tork, Offlce of tha Secre- '\ tary of State, ss: |
I have compared the preceding with the ! orldnal law on file in this office, and do bareby certify that tha aame is a correct I -transcript therefrom and of thV whole of •aid original law.
FRANCIS M. Htmo. Sacratanr of BUU,
«^l, NOTirKH
LAWS OF NEW YORK—BjTAuthority
LI-XAI, .NOTMK.S.
LEGAX NOTICES.
I.m.AL .NOTICES.
le<;ai, notices.
le<;al notice.s.
CHAP. 348 A.N ACT to amsuei ine penal law. In rela¬ tion to seniiing or mailing any paper, simulating a aummeins or curt proc.-ess lieeams a law May 3. 1S17. with the approval of the (Jovemor. Passed, three- fifths being present.
The Ptople e,f the State ot New York representee! |n Senate and As.sembly. do enact an follows. Section 1. 8e<'tion flve hundred nnd flf-
'ty-one of chapter eighty-eight ot the lnw<e
eif nineteen I'undred an^ nine entitled j of foi An act providing tor the punishment ,*»<^ ^.pars, as the rule:
•rime, , constif'itlng chapter forty of the i |j,
consolidatecl laws, " is hereby amended to
read aa follows; I ."iSl. Sending threatening letters A
person e^-ho. knowing the contents thereof,
sends, delivers, or In any manner causes
to be sent or received any letter or other
writing threatening to do any unlawful
Injury to the per.son or property of anoth¬ er, or any per.scjn who shall knowingly
sfend or deliver or shall make nnd for the
purpose eif being delivered or sent, shall
part with the possession ot any letter,
postal carel or writing with or without a
name subserllied thereto or signed with a
fictitious name or with any letter, mark
or other designation, with Intent thereby
to cause annoyance to any person, or any
person who shall send, deliver, mall, or
In any manner cause to be seriT, dellvereel
or mailed any paper or document simu¬ lating or intended to slmulnle a sum¬ mons, complaint, writ or court process of
any kliul is guilty of a misdemeanor, J 2. This act shall take effect September
first, nineteen hundred and seventeen.
State of ,N'e\v Vork, (Jffice ot the Secre¬ tary of St.ite, ss: I have compared the preceding with the
original law on lile In this office, and do
h<-reby certify that the same Is a correct
transcript tlierefrom and ot the whole ot
said original law.
FRANCIS M HCOO,
Secretary ot State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
I'll A P. X.II.
A.N' ACT to amend the penal law. In re-
hilion t'l U-espiissliig upon railways and
rieling upon railway cars without perr
Inw May 3,
1917, with the Piissed, three-
Hec; apiiroval of th fifths being present.
TUe People of the Stale of New York, represented in Senate and As.sembly. do enact as follows:
Sec lion 1. Section nineteen hundred nnd ninety of tho penal law is hereby amend¬ ed to read as follows;
S IKiO, Riding on railway cars; boarcllng cars In motion; ohstructing passage of ear; trespassing upon railway tracks, 1 A person wlio rides on any engine or ni:\' pusseiiger car, liaggnge car, express cnr, freight car, wood car or any oth nny r(illw-av ceimpnny. without ; or permission of Hi,, proper officers of the company or of the person In charge of srtlcl car or engine; or. with intention ot not paying then,for; or.
'2. Who gels cui any car or train while III mcition, for tlie purriose of obtaining iransportatlon therebn as a passenger: or.
3 Who wilfully ohstriic'ts, hinders or de¬ lays the passage ot any car lawfully run¬ ning upon any steam, or horse, or street railway; or,
4. Who, not being connected with or employed upon the railroad shall walk upon or along any railroad track or tracks, or right of way, except where and when Mee-e,ssary to cross the track or tracks or right of way where they shall be laid across oV along the streets or highways.
Is guilty of a misdemeanor and punish¬ able by a fine ot not less than one dollar, nor more than five dollars,
9 2, This act shall take effect Septem* ber first, nineleen hundred and scveiili'en. State of .New Vork, (_)fflce of the Secre¬ tary ot State, ss;
I have compared the preceding with the original law on file in this ofilce, and do hereby certify that the s.-ime Is a (sorrect transcript therefrom and of the whole of sold original law,
FRANCIS .M. Ht'Cn.
Secri-tary of State,
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
ClIAl', Ifil, A.N' ACT'to amend the benevolent orders
law. In relallcm to additional fraleriial
bodies that may unite in foriuing a join'
corporation.
Ilecame a law May 3. 1917, with the ap¬ proval of the (iovernor. Passed, three- fifths being present.
The people ot the State of New York,' represented In .Senate and Assembly, do enac;t us follows;
Section 1. Section seven ot chapter elev¬ en of the laws ot nineteen huiidre<l and nine, entitled "An act relating to benevo¬ lent orders, constituting chapter three ot the consolidated laws." as amended by chapter one hundred und forty-live of the laws of nineteen hundred and ten, chapter five hundred und nine of the laws ot nine¬ teen hundred and fourteen-and chapter tour hundred and ninety-two ot the law:, of nineleen hundred and fifteen. Is hereby amended to read as follows:
li 7, Joint corporations. Any number ol masonic bodies within the slate, chartered by the grand lodge of Free and. Accepted Masons ot the State ot New Vork, the grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons o' the Stute ot New York, the grand council ot Royal nnd Select Masters ot the Slate of New Vork, the grand commandery of Knighls Templar ot the State ot New York, the supreme council ot the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Hite tor the North¬ ern .Masonic Jurisdiction, Ihilted States ol America, or the imperial council ot tb" Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine for North America: any subordinate courts or other bodies ot the Foresters of Amorlca, Instituted, estab¬ lished or authorized by the supreme or a grand court thereof: any lodges, en- -ampmentB and cantons within the state chartered by the grand lodge of the Inde¬ pendent Order ot Odd Fellows, the Grand F.ncampment or by the sovereign grand lodge ot the Independent Order ot Odd Fellows: any Hebekah lodges under, the control and direction of the geiierah as¬ sembly ot Rebekah lodges ot the state of New York, chartered by the grand lodge of the Independent Order ot Odd Fellows ot the state ot New York or by-the sov¬ ereign grand lodge ot the Independent Or¬ der of Odd Fel^ws; any lodges or other bodies ot the Knights ot Pythias, duly chartered by and Installed according to the general rules and regulations ot the grand lodge ot Knights of Pythias of the State of New York, any post of the Grand Army ot the Republic chartered and In¬ stalled according to the regulations of that organization; any lodges or othei bodies of the Benevolent and Protective Order ot Elks duly chartered by and In¬ stalled according to the regulations ot that organization, any lodges or other bodies ot the Deutcher Orden der Haru- gnrl. duly chartered and installed accord¬ ing to the general rules and regulations ot the grand lodge of the Deutcher Orden der llarugarl ot the Stale ot New York, or of Ihe sovereign grand lodge of the Deutcher >rden ,der Harugarl ot the United State.s. .ny councils or other bodies ot the Knights ot Columbus chartered and In¬ stituted by the national council ot the Knights ot Columbus pursuant to the charter, constitution and laws of said or¬ der, any tribe or other bodies of the Im¬ proved Order of Red Men chartered and instituted according to the constitution, general rulas and regulations of the Im¬ proved Order of Red Men of the State ot New Tork, and any number of trades un¬ ions, trades assemblies, trades associations or labor orgaiAtations. and any number of ¦ubordlnats lodges, tribes or other bodies of any benevolent or fraternal order or so-
Ing a cw<p<.-ratlon for the purpose of ao-
quiring, con,<iruc 1 Ing, maintaiiiing and managing a hub, temple ,ir other building, or a home tor the aged ancl indigent mem¬ bers of such order and their dependent wie|.,w» ancl orpiians, and of c-reating, ccji leding, and malnt.iining a library for tlie use of the bodies uniting t'l form such coi- porallon. K.-ch b .-ly be-reafter uniting (•) form such coriioration shall, at a reisUlar meeting thereof, helcl in accordance w-ith Its ccmstltuf Ion anf}„gt neral rules and reg¬ ulations or by-he us. elect a member there- term eif either eme. two or three re-.{ulations agB by- bf I he, body may prescribe, lo repre- .seiit It In sue h corporation
If the bo'lies uniting to form such ror porntion, do not exceed thirty In number, then e.ich represent,iiive so elected sha'l be a trustee ot wiiel e iirporailon, and sliall make and file in the office of the derk of the county where sue ii building is, c,r is to be located, a certicie;ite of sUc-h election signed and aeknciwledg.-d by the highest twci officers of the ho.lv electing him, stat¬ ing ttie time and place of the elec tlon, its regularity, the name of the tru,ste,-, aiel Ihe p.inie of the borly fre.m which tie was elected. It the bodies uniting to form such corporation shall exceed thirty in nuniber then the repi esentutives elee ted af herein¬ before provided, siuill iissemble annually at a liiiie and place lieced by Ihe consulii- tlon, by-laws, rules and re-L-ulations of the corporation, and shall elect from amorn^st themselves a presicle.nt, vlce-presideiii secretary and treasurer, each of whom shnll be ex eiffieio^ trustees of the corpora- lion, nnd not less than nine nor m,ire th;in iwenty-f,iur other tru.>»tees In rai^e onl.v two bodies unite tn form such corporation, the number of trustees to be el''ciecl from each bculy shall not be less than eme oi more than three, who shall be elected In the manner above preserileed nnd whose certilicaie of election shall be macle and filed in the manner and form above pre¬ scribed.
The tru.eitees so elected shnll make, ac¬ knowledge ancl file Willi llie secretary of stute a wrtillcaie staling the name of the corporutlon to be formed, its purposes and obie'c'ls, the names and place's of residence of Ihe trustees, the names of the bodies wtiich they resiiecii\ ely represent, the iinines of the lioclles uniting to form the ,'orporatlon nnd their location, nnd the 'laciie'S of the, town, vilbiL-e or dly and the county -.vhere such building is, or Is to be located; and thereupon tlm several bodies Wl uniting .'¦hall he a coriiorMiion for the purposc-s sTici ilied In sin h eertili'aie ' ! .'. Tills act shall lake effect iniinecli- ¦itely. State of New- ^'ork. Offlce of the Secre-
lary of State ss'
1 have compnre'l the preceding with the
original law on file in this ofilce and do
hiTcliy c-iTtife that the same Is a correct
car of i transcript therefrom and eif the whole ot
thority ' said original law
FRANCIS M Hl'GO
.'Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority,
ciiAi' :!,'i2
AN ACT to ami;;id the county Inw. nnd to repeal suIhII vision fifteen of si-ctlim twelve thereof, in relation to the man¬ ner of providing food for prhsoni-rs de- t.nlnid in couniv i;iils
necame a law May 3, ini7, with the up. r>ro\'al of the Covernor, Passed, three- fifths being present,
Tlie IV'opl,. of the State of New York. repieseiited in Senate and Assc-mhly, dn •nnci as follows:
Section 1. Snbillvlslon fiftee^n of sedice, tw-elve of chapb'r sixteen of the Iriws ot nineteen hundred and nine, eiillthd ".\m ] -let In relation to coiiniles. constltiiting ¦haoter eleven of the consolidated laws." | ,s hereby repe^aled. j
5 2. Section ninety-three of chnpter six- . teen ot the laws of nine teen hundred and ', nine?, entitled "An act in relation to coun- ' lies, constituting chapter eleven of the ' coiusnlldatecl laws," Is hereby amended lo , rend as follows- ,
5 m Food and hitior prisoners detain- , ••d for trial, and lliosp under sc-ntcnce, : shall he provided with a sullldent cpiantity of plain but wholesome food, at the- ex- pens,, of the county; such food shall be ! |iiir''hn.secl in the manner and siib.fect to | the rc-gulations provPhd in section two hundred and thirt.x-eiglit of this ch.ipter; | hut prisoners cletained for trial may, at i their own expense, and iincle,r tbe dlrec- thi'i of the, keeper, be supplied with nny other proper articles of food, .Such keeper shall ciius,' each prisoner c-ommitted to his ,1 iail for imprisonnu-nt under sentence, to | he cons'^luntly employed at hard labor when prnethable. during every day, ex¬ cept Sunday, and the board of supervisors of the county, or Judge of the county, may prescribe the kinil of labor at which such pijisoner shall he employed; and the keep¬ er shall account, at least annually, with the board of supervisors ot the county, for the proceeds of such labor. Such keeper Tiny, with the consent nt tbe board of su¬ pervisors ot the county, or the county judge-, from time to time, cause such of the convicts under his charge as are "Uiiabie of hard labor, to be employed out¬ side of the Jail in the same, or In an ad- lolning county, upon such terms ns mny be j agreed upon between the keepers nnd the 'jfilcers. or persons, under whose direction such convicts shall be placed, subject to | ¦uich regulations ns the board or Judge , may prescribe, and the board of super- | visors of the several e-ounties are author¬ ized to employ convicts under sentence to confinement In the county Jails, In build¬ ing and repairing penal Institutions of the county and in building und repairing Jhe highways In their respective counties ¦ ir In preparing the materials tor such hlghw-ays tor sale to .and for the use ot such counties or towns villages and cities therein; and to make rules und regulations for their employment: nnd the said board nf supervisors are hereby authorized tn ¦ause money to be raised by taxation for (he purpose ot furnishing muteri.als and carrying this provislnn Into effect: and ihe courts of this state .are hereby au¬ thorized to sentence convicts committed to detention In the county Jails to such hard labor ns may be provided tor them by^ the boards ot supervisors. This sec¬ tion as amendeil shull not affect a county wholly Inciucli-d within a city.
I 3 All acts or parts of acts confilcting with this act are hereby repealed includ¬ ing all acts and parts of acts contained In anv local or special laws.
I ately exce-pt that counties In which the feeding ot prisoners confined in the coun¬ ty, jails is at pre>sent provided for by the payment to the sberitt of the county ol a pi'r capita nrnount for such feeding, mny "ontlnue to provide for the feeding ot such (irisoners Ih the same mminer, during the term of office of the present sheriff of -^iic'h c-oifiity.
.Stale of N'ew York. OfRce ot the Secretary of State, ss:
I iiave compared the preceding with the original law on file In this offlce. and do hereby certify that the same is a correct iranscript therefrom and ot the whole of said original law.
FRA.NCIS M, HUOO.
Secretary ot State.
umended by chapter two hun.lred and ninety of ihe lavs of nineteen hullelred and twelve and ch.ipter one hundrfKl and Iwent.v-eight of the laws ,if nineteen hun¬ dred and Ihcrteen. Is hereby amended to read as fe.'lo > s ;
} 11 Sals -nortgage and lease ot real prinert\ f)f religious .-orpcerntions A re¬ ligious 'oriiorHii'in shall not .sell or mort¬ gage any of its real p:eipeity wthout ap¬ plying for ;ind obtaining leave of the court therefor piirsuunt to the prnvisi'ins of artic le f,iiir of the general corporation law The trustees of an incorporated Protestant Kf is'opal church •¦hal! not vote up'iii aii> resell,ition or proposition for the »nle. moitt,.i|.e or lease of its real prop. erty. unless the rector of such church, if It then has a rector, sh.'ill be present, and shall not m:il;e npplleatli^in to the court for leave tn «,.|| or mortpage any ot Its I real property without the consent ot the i bishop and standing c-ommlttee of the dio- ' cese to whicli such chiirih belongs; but ' In f-ase the se,- be vacant, or the bishop be ab,sent or unable to ae-t the consent of ' the standing cimmitlee with their certifl- ! cate ot the v:o ancy ot the see or of the absence or dlsalillity ot the bishop shall «iiffic-e The trustees ot an incnrporated Rnmnn Cathoh,- ehurc-h shall not make ; application to the court for leave to mort- ¦ gage, lease ur sell any of its real property i without the c-oiisent ot the archbishop or | hisliop of the cljocese to whlcu such church | tedoiig.M or in ease of their absence or in¬ ability to act wilhout the consent of the '< vicar-general or admlnisirator i*if such dio- c-e-se. The trusipps of an Incorporated Ru- , thenian Catholic i-hurch of the Greek ! rite shall not make application to the I <-ourt for le.-i\e to mortgage lease or sell I any of its real properl.\ without the con- i sent in writing ot the Ruthenlnn Greek ¦ Catholic bishop nt the diocese to which j Kiii'h church I,longs or. In , rise of his ab. I sence or Inaliiliiy to act. w-|thont the con- ; sent of the vl'-ar-generul of such bishops or of the administrator nf such dioc-ese. The pe-titlon of the trustees of an Incor- P'lrated Protestant Kpiscopal 'hurch or Roman Cath,,|ic i-hurch shall, in addition to the matters reeiuirecl by article four of the general corporation Inw to be set forth the-rein set forth that this section nas also lie en ,-ompliee| with. Rut lots, plats or biirlnl permits In a cemetery owned by a religious corporation mav be sold witliout .-ipplying for or obt.iining leine ,,f the o.,-ii-t. .No cemetery lands of a religious c-o,|„,ration shall be mortgaged while used f,,i c-emeter.\ purposes, l-;x- ce-pt as otiierwise provided in this chapti-r in re-^pec't to ,-i re>ilgious corporation of a specified denomination, any solvent reM- gioiis corporation may. by order of tlie supreme- coiii-i obtained ns ali, ,vi- iirovicl¬ ed in proc.clings to sell, mortgnge or lease real pro; c-ity, cnn\-ey the whole or any part of io, ri-al property to another religious c-orf.o-;,ii,,n. for a coiisideratini, of one dolhir ,¦¦ otlier iieini'ial i-ousich r.i- tlon. and tor ihe- purpose of applying the provisions of^ article four of the generiil corpor.-itioiV liMv. a propo-ed conveMiucft for such consi.i,,ration shall be treatc-d as a sale, but it shall not be necessary to show, in the p, iition or otherwise, nor for the court to *iii,1, that the pecuniary or proprietary iit.-rest of the grantor corp,i- I ralion will be lu-omoted thereiiy: and tlie i Interests of ST h grantor shall be deemed i to be prom.,1,-,1 if u appears that n-li- i ginus or ehaii';,hljf objec-ts generally are conserved by sic-h coiive.\ ame: provlcled | liowe\-er, that such an eucler shall not bf i made if tencli:,g to impair the claim or remedy of ;,:n c-reditor If a sale or mortgage of ai-\ r«iil property of any sue), religious .'orp,.! ition has been hercjtofore eir shall be loieafter m.iele, and a c-on- veyaiiee or mcigage executed and de-llv- ered without t aiithorit.v of a court of .'ompelent juris iiction. obtained as rec|iiir- t in accorcl.-inc-e with its irt mny. thereafter, upon f the c-orporation. or of moiigagee in any such ceinveyance or mort;; ige or ot any perseiri duiming ttirough or under any such grantee- or mortgoyee. upon such notice to such fori oral i,,11. or its successor, and such other pei-,,n or persons as mav be iiite-rested in such |iro|iei-iy. as ttlci court may prescribe-, ceiiiliriii said previ¬ ously e.\ecuti-d coinevance or iiiortgag., and order and direci the execulion and de livery of a confirmaiory deed or mortgage, cir the re-cording of iMidi coiifirinateir,\ or¬ der ill the offlce where dee^ds and mort¬ gages are recorded in ilie county in whic ii the properly Isi located; and upon compli¬ ance with the said euder such originui con¬ veyance ?)r iiiortguue shall he as valid and of the same force aid effect as if it had been executed and delivered after clue pro¬ ceedings had In ae rdaiice witli the stat¬ ute and the direction cif ilie court. Hut no c-oiitlrmatory order may be granted unless the consents requirecl in the first «i>art of tliis section for a I'mtestant Kpise-opal or Roman Catholic church have tirst been given by the prescribed authority tliereof. either upon the orii;inaI application oi upon itie application for the confirmatory order.
5 2 Such chapter Is hereby amended,by adding thereto a new arlicle, to follow ar¬ ticle five, to be article five-a, to read as follows:
ARTTCI.R 5-A. Ruthenlan Greek Catholic Churches, Section 100, Incirfiorntlon ot Ruthenlan Greek Catholic churdies Governni, III of Incorpotated liutiienian Greek Catholic churches Transfer of other religious organizations to Ruthenian Greek Catholic churche.s^ diBp,,siiion of property, porntion of Ruthenlan Greek
uch
•» or a maorlty of them. No 1,-t i.r proceed'rg of th.- trustees of any iiic-h Incurpcrsted rhiireh shall be valid without the .sanction ,>r approval In wrlt-
ng of the bl.siiop of the elocese m whb'h -•aid c hur<-h belongs, o-. In ease ,r his ab- S» nc-e or ei:s-i :litv to act nf his vl':'r-'-e n-
nil or of the aduiiniitrateir
other
IS from filing applica- liermits or obtaining
5 lee-. czatl,,n
'orpo:
.if thi! ;iiticli law, e hereb>
Transfer of other I to Riitheni I'n
clL-cpeiKltlon of pl'e
org- riis.iinn or o led under and by v
s'ate. whether ine five e,f the reiie' I othe-wDee shal I until,,r'z- 1 to org
relrious orcan- r!'e-ek c.nhoiio P'ty An- re- -ar: zili'Tis in- ,11 lie of any law iiporaie-d iiml'-r 'tis ee>ri>,,rations ,»• .-ind tli-y are i-,l7.e, un ii-r the-
provisions of
itheilio •n the
if t..
thW act re- porntiein of Rulhenan ' e-bur. he-s of Ihe Greek riti tiling of a (-ert:;l,-ate- to be trustees of such exlstl-o: organization -'ir a malcirl:> seiillng to Ri,,:h otl-i- v- t lion, under this act, all the' interest of such issoc'uti- :i or ¦¦, ,rp ¦r.itio'l In any estate real or iu-rsunal, shall, wi'.h all friini'hls. .»¦ and ch,!r er r this be vest¬ ed 111 said body c-eirporate atcl ikiIIUc so crenti'il un,lc-r this ai-t and Ihe original in¬ corporation of such nssodnlion or orgari- Izadon shnll then be null and void
} 3 Sec-lion one hinieli-eil and ninety nf such chapter la h, rehy amemled to real lis follows;
I l«i Appll'-.itlon of this nrticl, This artlele Is not appi'cable to a Hiptist churc-h. a Cone-regciijonal or Ind, pen,lent church, n Protestant Kpiscopal i iiureh, ,a Roman Catholic church, a Pre stiyterian c-hurc-b III c ••niiec-tioii with the- Ge-neral Assembly of the Pri-sl.yte: :an i'hurch In the C'liied States e,f Amerl'-a, a Christian (irthoclox Caiholi- <-hurc-h of the Kastern e'onfession, or a Rulheiiian Grii-k Cath¬ olic- chiireh No provision of this article i.-*
archite, tlons for building such permits
{ 7^ Moird ot ex-iminers and regl.stra- ti'in There shall te a st.ite board of ex¬ aminers and regiMf'at!, ii of architects, who. irid their sin-ce-so^s, shall be ap- such dlo-*" pointed by arel hold during the pleasure of the leonrd ot regents of the university of tbe Stat" and who siil'iei t to the ap¬ proval and to the rules ,.f the regents, mav make ru es tor tl.e examination and reglstnt cm cf candi,lues for the certifi- lates providel for by this article. Such bonrd of examiners shall t>e eon-posed of five architects, who leave tieen in active iprai'tice In the state of New York for I not less than ten .\ears pre\iou» to their I npisiintment selected hy the regents, ¦ Siidi examine-s shill he entitled to such cpmpi-nsntlon for their services under this article as the b.iard or regents shall de¬ termine, not exc e •¦liiig m the aggregate ! the amount of fees collected from appll- j cants for c ertiti, ales \'7."'!-Vi'"".'i ' '"5 QuaiiiicitijTis; exnmlnntion; fee^s. right, title an.l ^ny citizen of the Cnliel Slates or any person who tias iliily dec lared his inten¬ tion of bec-oming suc-h citizen, feeing at le.ist twenl\-eine ,\ears ot aire and ot gocMl moral cbura, te may appl.^^for examin.-«- tion or certilic-ute of regi.-'tration under this article-, bui before sc, uring such cer- tlHeate shall submit satiffaclory evidence ot having s;itisf,ie-t,irlly completed the course in a high si hool approved by the regents of the unnersity or the ecpiiva- lent thereof and subseiiuent thereto of satisfactorily e-ompleted such
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
e HAP 411, .\.N Al.'T tn provide for the registration
and supervl.sion of latioratories wheris livt.- p.itliogeii.c germs are handled, an.l to prennl the u^e of b«c!er,.> for crlmi- ual p.rpisrs, and t>1 elimiti.-itc carele^» methods of fansiKirtiiig live germs Pecame a law .My >. 11>17. with th» apprival ot the Governor I\ts8«d. ihree- lilihs tieing present
Tue I'eople of tl.e State of New York. repieseiited m /enate nnd Assembly, do enact hh follows.
Section 1. All laboratories and oth-r places where live pathogenic germs ar* ban,ile,l or cuiti'. ated. sh.ill be regtxtere 1 with the N'ew York st etc department of health, ami a ni^st; allien nilmUr shall b» issued to eac h p-.n e so registered Kegi.s- tration and npp'i, ation for this registra¬ tion number shall be made by the perst>n. firm or eoriiorution iti cliarge of the lab¬ oratory <ir other pluec wliere such germ-* are hanelied Tiie registralie.,ii number shall Ik- val d for one year, at the expu..- tlon of will, h time It may be reneweel upon application
I 2. All live pathogenic germs or cul¬ tures ot such germs when given awny ,,r si-eM by a lahorateiry or other person shall bear a lnb< 1 on the container showing th,> registration number of the laboratory or other person, tlie name of tl-.e pc:s,i,i or firm obtaining siime and the destination of the germs, and no inrson pr laborntorx sh,ill sell or convey any Ine germs or cul¬ ture lo nny other person or lah iratorv
courses in mathematics, history and one [without the periicsslon of the sine com
meiclern language, i
first two .\ears in a
by the regent!*: cm
bachelor or* arts
in uddition submit
year;
nf'pllcable to a Reformed ic-a, a True Fteformecl 1 the I'nited Stales of Ann ed I're sbyteriati c-liureh.
¦hurch in Amer- iitch church In rica. n He form' ir to Mil I'>-nn-
ot at least eiire in the offlce or c are-liitec-t or archlteiti the c-ompletiieii of the
IS are included In the n institution, approved iferring the degree of Siic h candidate shall .¦^atisf.o-tnry evidence
c prui-tical experl-
Hc-es of a repulable
e-ommcnciiig after
high school course
missioner ot health, provlellng. however
that t;otiiing herein contained shell appl\
t,i |il ic c s where live palhoeenlc gen's •¦!
iiitnres elf such gerni.s are handiel f,r
', oegaiiizcd pul,He health boards ,,t
-t-tonts and for no other person or
geliciil Lutheran e-hu
er ' nine,
nob,
'. -X cpl
appllcalile by ai-lcle this article Is aiipli'-i i.iilheran ctmrc-h In tobe-r r.rst, tighte-sn live If the trustee
rr-h In'-orpornled aft- - hi,-en bundrf'cl snd s elpclare.l to be so six of th;s c-h'i|iter; hie to an Kcinge-llciel orpoiale.! 1„ f.ii-,, ri- hiit'-lrc'd and nindy- 1 Ihereeef were- tlle'l
,,|,,,-Uve tilell ,,f thit- gehc-al
Uld
u; as thi'V
to b,
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h.
Article
chapter Is apirii-ublc- to l,iith,rn church lneori„
,-|,ilier lirsl, live,, if its
such aid se
contiiuu, article- is
nol to lie ipi.li.-able
e-n hiindre-d ;.n,l es were not tlii-;i lc.115 lis Its trus- e-l,-clive as «;i,-!,
to diiirches of all
The board of examiners may accept sat- Isfactorj eliplomas or certificates from approved institutions covering the course reciuired for examination Ipcen comply¬ ing with Ihe al,i,-.-e !ei|uiri-inc iits the ap- plie;ant shall sat sfacf,irll> pass an exam¬ ination in si,-c-|i tei-hnlc-al and profes.sionul i-ourses as are established liy the l,o,-ir,| of examineis. The board of examii i-rs in lieu of all ex.iminations may a, ¦ ept sat- isfaitory evidence of any on^ of the qual- ifieali.ins set f,,rth un.ler subdivisions one and two of this si'c-iion
1, A 'liploma of graifflation or satisfac¬ tory ceriol, ate from an ai, li;te ,-tiiriil ,d- l(-ge or s'-liool npprove-d by the- regents, tc'gelher with at le,-is| tlir. e year-, pra, ¦ tic-al expc-rle'iice in th,. offlce or otfic-, » of a rc-piitiihle architrct or architects; but the three years' experience stiall be lounl-
.\ registration tee of one ,1,i|lir '¦!¦ , haruell to cover the <-,ist of l< I c le ¦ s;r, lion number .•¦n\ viihitl.in of this ad shall I-- I I 11.1: ,lc-iie,inor p-'iilsbable bv ,i hundred dollars, six months
I I W'l
it or b.
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'ii'tceii hcinlri-,! ami sevente
I lie of .New V
lary of Suite, i
I hU|\e cornparcl tlw pr
t Juh- tirst.
( the Sec-re
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in lile
th
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c-ciM'sg with the s otti, e an.l de» 1110 is :i correc t if the whole of
1-'1!.\N''IS :M lircTCI
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
I'll.M' .1. iini, nd tiie village law. In re-
llug
othe-r ,|,-nor:ilo:it;,,iis.
5 1 This act sh,,ll t,-ik atelv.
,St,-,te of New Vork, (ifilc
tary of Stale, ss ¦
1 have c-omparf ,1 the pre original law on lile in ih
hc-re-li.v I'ertify t!;at the s;
tianscript theretfom and
said original law
FHAN'i'lS
¦ effic-t immedi-
e of the Se<-re
ceding with the s cif1l,e. ,11111 ,1,,
me IS a ,'orrc-it
of the whole of
M. lirc;().
of the e-i,iirse leiidi
c-et tllic;|te. the st.it
applii-unls under th
of prole-^si-inal prae Heg.stration .
W'hc,re the eiiialiflca
ll 111,
o thf
ccimp;eil ellploma
may reciiiir,,
Slai.
I"17.
,f St.ite:
ed by law, or i directions, the c the applicnllon the gr.antee or e or thro
101.
102,
8 100, Incorp
Catholic churches, .An unincorporated Ruthenian Oreek Catholic church of the j Greek rile In this- slate may become In- corr>cifated as a chiir,-li hy executing, ac¬ knowledging nnd fllliur a certificate of In corporation, stating the corporate name by which said church shall be known, and the county, town, dty or village where Its principal place of worship Is or Is Intended id be located.
A certificate of Incorporation ot an un IncorBornted Ruthenlan Greek Cnth'illc church shnll be executed nnd acknowledg. ed by the Ruthenlan CalhoUc bishop up. IMilnted by the pope of Rome to have su¬ pervision over Ruihenlan I'athcdics of the Gree^k rite in the I'nited States, or in case of a vacancy In the olfice of bishop by reason of death, resignation or otherwise, the Ruthenlan administrator of the Ru¬ thenlan Catholic diocese duly appointed This act shall take effect Immedi- i and recognized by the aposfoll(> delegate
LAWS OF NEW tORK—By Authority.
CllAl". 3J8. ,\N ACT to amend the religious corpo¬ rations law. In relation to tpa Incorpo- tlon of Ruthenlan Greek Catholic churches.
Became a law May 8, 1917, with the approval ot the Ooveroor. Passed, three- fifths being present.
The People of the State of New Tork. represented tn Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1, Section twelve of chapter ftf- ty-three of the laws ot nineteen hundred and nina entitled "An act In relation to
in the United States, and the chancellor ot the diocese in which Its place ot wor¬ ship Is, nnd by the pastor of Ihe church and by two la.vmcii members nf such diiireh, who shall be elec-teci by such offl- cers ot- by n mnjorlty of such officers. On filing such certificate, said church shall be a corporation by the name stated In the certlfic-ate, I 101 Government of Incorporated Ru- I thenian Oreek Catholic churches. The ' bishop, or In case of vacancy In the offlce ot the bishop, then the rolminlstrator, the chancellor ot the diocese to which any In¬ corporated Rotheniaii Greek Catholic church belongs, together with the pastor of said church, shall by virtue ot their offlce be trustees ot such church; two Lay¬ men members of such Incorporated church selected by such officers, or by a majority ofthem, shall also be trustees bt such In¬ corporated church, and such officers, pas¬ tor and such laymen trustees «hall togeth¬ er constitute the board ot trustees there¬ of. The two laymen signing the certifi¬ cate of incorporation ot a Rutljenlan Oreek Catholic church shall be the two laymen trustees thereof during the flrst l-ear ot Its corporate existence. The term st office ot the two laymen trus,te4S ef an ln(rorporated Ruthenlan Greek Catholic .•hurch shall be one year. Whenever the >fflce of any such layman trustee shall >ecome vacant by expiration of term of
^VL--°*'jnSl'!L"i2''».;^ rt^i^ ''^""°"' «>'-P<'"'t»°n» (instituting chap- ,ffica or otherwise hia successor shall be ^ "¦'•'•T^ •''1*'"!^'; *•"' "^ ' ' tba lavs o( tMa aUt« majr onlta la fans- tar Mty-ona «« tha consolidated lawa." aa ippoiatad from neiBbera of tha charch by •»»" ¦•» *• oonstrusd to pravant pei
LAWS OF NEW YORK —By Authority
e ¦ 11A I • :'.:,7 AN ACT to nmi-nil ttie edu'-ation l.iw
relative to the supervision of pi ofe-s^ioiis
and the licensing of per.sons lo practice
such professions
He-came a law May 4. Ifi17. with the .-ipproval of the Governor. I'asse-ci, ihrc fifths lieiiig present.
The People of the State of New Vork represented in Senate and As.s,,mbl', do enact as follows;
Se.-tlon 1. Seition fiftv-nne of e-liarler twenty-one nf the laws of nini-teeii imn clrecl nnd nine, entitlecl 'An act relating tc eclucution. constituting chapter sixti-en of the cniKsolldate'l laws." as ameneled by chapter one bunclreel and forty of the laws ot nineteen liuiulred and ten, is lierdiv nmindeil to re/iel as follows;
5 Til. .Supervision of professions. Con- foriiialily to law the regents may super vise the entrance ri-giilations to and the, llceii.'iing iiider and the prac-tle-ing of the professions of meelicjne, dentistry, veteri¬ nary medicine, phurmacv-, optometry iind chiropody, and also supervise the; certili- catioii of nurses, public acc-ountants, , er tilieil shoi-th-ind reporters, an-hitei-ts. and members of any other profes.sion which may hereafter come undi-r the super¬ vision of the bonrd of rcge nts
The regents may by rule or order in - cept evidence of prdimiiiary nnd profc-s- slonal education tor licensing a c-andieiaK, to practice any suc-h prnfesslon in lieu of that prescribed hv the laws rebating to such profession; provicled it shall ajipear to the s.'itisfae-tlon of the reuenls that such candidate has substantially met the rei|iiiremeiit of such laws
And the regents shall have fuillier pow er to indoise a license issued by a legally coiistituted boa, el of exaininers In an.v other state upon satisfnctory evideiu-e that the requirements for the- issuance of such license were suhstntitlally the equivalent ot the reepiirenienls in force in tliis state when such lic-ense was issued, and that the iipplii'ant has been in the lawful and reputable practice of his proression for n period of not less tliab five years prior to his making appllcafi'in for such itidors,- ment When the e\ iileiice presented is not satlsfylngly siifildent to wnrrani the Indorsement of such license, the board of regents may reeiuire that the cnndichite for Indorsement shall pass such subjects of the licensing examination specified by statute or regents' rule as shouhl be re- quireil of the candidate to establish lii,s worthiness to receive suc-h inclorsemeiit
I 2. This act shall take effec't immedi¬ ately
State of New York, Offlce of the Secretary ot State, ss;
I have comp.ared the preceding with the original law nn file in this ofiic-e and d.i hereby certify that the same is a correct Iruii.scrlpt therefrom and of the whole ol said original law
FRANCIS M HCGO
Secretary of State
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CIIAI' ,'V-,X, AN ACT to amend the general busiiu-.-s
law. In relation lo the practice of arclii
lecture.
Became a law May 4, 1917, with the ap¬ proval of Ihe Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present.
Tbe I'eople ot the Stale of New York, represented In Senule and Assembly, do ,-iiac't as tollov/s;
Section 1 Sections seventy-seven, sev¬ enty-eight, seventy-nine and seventy-nine Hi of chapter twenty-dve of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act relating to general business, i-onstiiui ing chapter iwe-iily of the conwilidate-d laws," us inserted by chapter four bun cireil and fifty-four of the laws ot nine- i leen hundreel and fifteen, ure hereby aniende-d to r»ad as follows;
5 77 Registered architects. An.v person , resieiing in or having a place of businest ' in ihe state, who, before this artlc'e takes effect, shall not have been engaged in tlie : practice ot ari-hitecture in .Vew York stale, under the title of architect, shnll, before being styled or known as an nrdu- i tect, secure a certificate ot his quallBca- tlon to practice und^r-the title of archi¬ tect, as providefl by this article Any per i son who shall have been engaged In the I practice ot architecture under the title ot ' architect, before this article takes effect. ! may secure such certificate, In the manner ' providetl -by this article Any person hav- j ing a certlflcate pursuant to this article , may be styled or known aa a registered I architect. No other person shall assume I such title or use the abbreviation R. A., ' or any other words, letters or figures to indii^te that the person using the same Is ]
rtici* I persons
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has been continuously i ngage.l in the i practice of arc hitec-ture for more than, ', two ye.irs n»-xt prior to tne date when this article shall lake effe.-i, ..r that iie has been actually engagi-d in the lu-.-o-tic e , ot ari-hitec'liire on his own ac-eount cir as , a memlier of a reputable llrni or assoe la- ( tlein for more than one \ear prior to llie date when this artide sh.-ill take effe.-l, providing tne applii-ntion for sin-h c-ertill- i-.-ition shall be made on or before .Iiiii- uary first, niui-tec n hundred and e-ighlc-eii '
An.v arf-hilei-t wiio has lawfully prac¬ ticed ai-chitc-e-ture for a period of mcc-e lluin tc-n .ve-ars without the stute shall lie- re,inired to t-eke only a praetiial evam- ination, which shall be nf the nature lo tie cliitciuiiiieel h\ the stale l"iard of e-x- amiiiers acl re;;istration of arehitee-ts,
K\-erv pc,|>,in a|iplying for exnmiiiat Ion or c-crtin,-.ite- of re i.'i:tr,iti,,ii iiueier this article- sh.-ill |i;iy aM'ee of I vv,,nl.v--ti ve el,,l- lais to the heearcl of regents,
, 5 7!)-a I'erlifieaie- Tlie result of every I examination or ottier evl,leni-e of f|uallli- i-atioii, .IS prcivicl,,,l by this .Irtii le, sh.ill he reported to the- board nf ri-getits by
j the board of exrimlners. and a leceird of the same shall be kept liy tbe board of j ipgents. and such boanl shiill, unless j deemed otherwise advisiibie, issue a i-ei- ' tillcate of registration to every person c<-r- I tilled by the board of examiners as hav- '• ing pas.sed such examination or as being j otherwi.se ciualilie-d to be iniltlcd to re- | celve the same Kvery person securing
¦ such lerlillcates shall file the .same with the county clerk of the county In which he resides or maintains a, place of biisi- ' iie,ss. The hoard of regi,nts may revoke any certifi'-ate. It such ai'tlon be lec-oin- | nirnde-d by the board of examiners, aft'T thirty days' written notice to the holder thereof and after a hearing before the board ot examiners, upon proof that siuh | certillcatc has been obtained by fraud eir i misi epresentaiioii, or upon proof that the holder ot such c-erllfie-nte has been guilty I of felony In conne-ctinn with Ibe praithe j of architecture, ,
i L'. This act shall lane effect immediately,
I State of .New Vork, offi.-e ot the Secretary [ of State, ss;
1 have c-om|,aiec| the precedirig with the original law on tile In this offl,-e nnd do '
i hereby certify that the same is a correct ¦ transcript therefrom and of the whole said original law
FRANCIS M HCfJO,
See-retary of State
AN ACT lo
hilKiii 111 1
JiiclKiucrit ii,,nirc,,l tor uii|i.iid tuxes ,in,t
procce,,lings i.ivi I- i,
llecaiiic a l.,vv Bpiuiival (ll ti,f> c hftlis being pi.-.-i
The People ,,f representc-'.l in Seiiat,- ,iii enact a,s f,iilenvvs
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