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ter thirty-thr»^ of t^e to'ws of nlneleeSn hundred and nIna entitled "An act ta re¬ lation to inaur,in(3« corporations, consti- I tuting chapter twenty-eight ot the consol¬ idated lawn," as amended by chapter aev- j en hundred and sixty-seven of the lawa of j ninateen hundred and eleven and rhapter i five hnndrad and nlnety-atx of the lawa of nineteen hundred and thirteen, !• hereby | atnended to read •¦ followa: I
I 140. Investments, No domestic life In- i •urance coi^pormtlon, whether Incorporat- j ed by ipeclal act or under a general law, j •hall Invest In or loan upon any shares of •to<:k of any cerporatlon, other than ¦ municipal rorporatlon, nor. excepting gov¬ ernment, state or municipal Becurltlea, •hall It Invest In, or loan uiion, any bonda or obligations which shall not be aecured by adee^uata collateral security or -nhisre more than one-third of the total value of : tto collateral security therefor ahall con- ! •1st of shares of stock. Every such corpo- \ ration which on tho first day of June, ; nineteen hundred and six, owned any i ¦harea of atock other than public atockB i
eorponUton, Ita •tockhoiaen and creditors tor any purpose exc«pt to render the transferee Itoble for tto debte ol the cor¬ poration to the extent provided for in thtn chapter, until It shall have been en- tared In such book aa retiuired by thiii ¦ectlon, by an entry ¦howlng from and to whom transferred. The stock took of ev¬ ery such corporation nnd the books of ac¬ count of every bank shall be presump¬ tive evIeTcnce of tha facts therein so stat¬ ed m favor of the plaintiff. In any aeatlon or proceeding against such corporation or sny of Its offlcera. direertors or atock- holdare. Every corporation that shall neg¬ lect or refuse to keep or cause to to Kept aurh booka. or to keep any book open for Inspection aa herein recjuired. shall for¬ feit to the people the sum ot llfty dollars for every day It .«h.-ill so neglect or re- fuwo. It .-iri> 'offlcer or as£nt of ar.y sue'; corporation shall wilfully neglect or re¬ fuse td mnke any proper entry In auch be>ok or books, or Bhall neglect or re- j fuse to exhibit the same, or to allow them to bo Inspected and extnicte taken there- ' from as provided In this section, the cor
tlon to ¦hairik atamafu-mUm esfy
upon stowing to the county ctork Jlia li¬ cense or a duly autheatlcated copy there¬ of, and making an affldavlt stating name, age, birthplace, the nuaitor of hla license and the date of Its issue; that he ts the Identical peraon named In the llcenae; that tofore recel'vlnc the Eame he com¬ piled with all the preliminary requlre¬ menta of this article and thi rulea of the regenta and board as to the terms and the amount of study and examination;
of municipal corporations, whenever the •ame were acquired, or any tonds or ob- I P'>''«tlon and such offlcer or agent shall ligations of the kinds atove described i •"<='' forfeit nnd pay to the party Injured whera snld bonda or obligations were ac- - '^ pcnnlty of flfty dollars^ tor every such
structor to eligible lo suilh appolntinent. Cause being shown before then the ra- gente tae.y remove an examiner from of¬ flce on proven charges of Inefficiency. !ii- cumpetency. Immorality or anprofesslonal conduct,
2, Secretary of th« board. The secretary shall be a licensed dentist who haa been In practice tn this state for at least flve years with a degree of D.D.B, He atoll be appointed by the regente, atoll hold offlce during their pleaaure, and •hall re¬ ceive an annual salary ot four thousand dollars, payable from moneys received under thla article. He ehall have aucb powera and shall perform such duties as are prescribed by the rules of the re¬ gents.
I i. Section one hundred and ninety-six of such chapter, as amended by chapter J clerk thai', preserve such affldavlt In sev-a hundred and eighty-Blx of the laws ' bound volume and shall laaue to every of nineteen huiuirvd anel eiereu, ia livfe-' "crstiatc did7 registering and making by amended to read as follows: | s'Jch affldsA-lt, a certlflcato of reglstra- |
I 19C, Examinations, The regents sball j tion in hla county, which shall Include a | acimlt to examination any candidate who ! transcript of the registration. Such tran- shall pay the fee herein prescribed and Bcript and the llcenae may be offered as submit satlBfaotory evidence, verifled by ' prerumptlve evidence In all courta of the
=sx
practice of dentistry. pirrvMtng ttot tt j such convlctli^n to sutaequenily reversed I upon appeal and the aexused acquitted ' or disc barged, hl.^ license shall tocom^ again operative from the date of such ac¬ quittal or discharge, j I }, Section two hundred and two ef j
I Btich chapter to heroby amended to road
I as follows:
i I 20!, Con-atructlon of this article. Thla
I article shall not to cronstrue«3 to prohibit that no money, other than the feea pre- "" "nllcensed person from performing scribed by this articla and said rules, '"'T'^" "T^hf"':"! ^'>''^ ,«?"" ""^ "i^'"
general lu tto namo of fto people of the •tate and all flnoe may to paid to the '. board or sued for and recovered fn the name ot the people cf tto i^Ate In an nction brought therefor by the attorney- general.
E. All violations of this act when re¬ ported to the regents and duly ttibstantl- ated by nffllavlts or other satisfactory
evidence ahall to Investigated and If the
report Is found to be true and the evi-
dence substantiated fhe regente ahall re- LAWSOF NEWYORK—By AutharHy.
tnry of Stata ss: I h.-ivo compare*! the preoedlng wlih tho orlibnal law on file In this offlce, and do hereh>- certify that Ihe same Is a correct trarttrript thcvefream and of the wholo of •aid original l.iw,
FRANCIS M. HtrOO.
Becretan' ot Stata,
by this article and said rules, was ptild dlr(»ctly or Indirectly for such
ter In n dentel *ifflc» or laboratory: or
licenee; and that no fraud n^-^i-epreaente- ! ""^•"t «" "L'"''"TT''**!^ ''""•'! 'S*"^' tlon or mistake In a m.iterl.^T regard was ': ""^ S""^*' "»1«ered by the regents, from
reg
employed or occurred In order that such license should be conferred, Tho county
performing operations tor purposes of clinical study under the supervision and instruction of preceptore; or a duly li¬ censed physician frum treating diseases ot the mouth or performing operations In oral surgery, nut not'ning in this arliele Bhall be e 'infitriiei to permit the perform¬ ance of Independent dental operations hj
port such vlclations to the attorney-Rr-n- pral ond reejuest prompt proaeoutlon. The regents may appoint such Inapectora as are necessary to be paid from the funds received under thl.i! act at such Falnriea aa thty may determine for the purpose of the Investigation of rruch violations
9 11. This act shall take effect Septem¬ ber flrat. nineteen hundred and sixteen. Sttli c! New York, Offlca of the Secre¬ tary of State, bs: I have conipareel the preceding with the
an unlicensed person under cmer of th'e original law on file In thle office, and do
registered practitioner or In
quired after the flrst dsy of March, nine teen hundred and six, shall dispose of Bald •hares of stock and of said bonds and ob¬ ligations within fifteen years from the thirty-flrst day of December, nineteen hundred and bIx, and In eixch year prior to fhe expiration of said flfteen years shall make such reduction of Its holdings ef nald securities as may be approvsd in writing by the fruperlntendent of Inaur- anc:«. No Investment or loan ehal! be made by any auch life Insurance corpora¬ tion unless the same shall flrst htvo been authorized fiy tho board of directors or hy a committee thereof charRfd with fho duty of supervising auch investm<?nt or loan. No Bt;ch corporation shall aubrscrihe lo or participate In any underwriting of the purchase or eaie of Becurltles or prop¬ arty. or enter Into any transaction for •uch purchaae or sale on account of said corporation Jointly with any other porson. flrm or corporation; nor shall any such corpor.itlon enter Into ony ogreement to withhedd from rale any of its property, but the dlspofiltlon of tts property ahftll bo at all times within thorfcontrol ot Its hoard of directors. Any suoh corporation. In addition to other Inventments allowed by law, may Invest any of Its funds In
neglect or rofusnl and all damages re- sultinK: to hlir therefrom. It shall be a defense to nny action for penaltlea un¬ der this Bectlon that ttie peraon euinij therefor haa within two years sold or of¬ fered for sale uny list ot stockholders of eunh corporation or of nny other corpora¬
tion, or has aided or :ibetted any peraon In I roglstored deri
facts stated therein. The county clerk's tee tor taking such registration and affl¬ davlt and lasulng Buch cerUflcate, shall he one dollar. Any person who having lawfully registered as aforesaid shall there.ifter change h-s nnme in any law¬ ful manner ahall regiater the new name wUh marginal note of the former name; and shall note upon tho marpln of the former registration the fact of such ^ntal degree from a I change and a cross reference to the new Echool, or eine, having l registration. A county clerk who know-
oath It required, that he
1. Is more than twenty-one years of age:
2. Is of good moral character;
3. Has a preliminary education equiva¬ lent to graduation from a four year high school course registered by the regents, or an education accepted by the regents as fully equivalent.
i. Subsequently to r"r"lvlng migh prellm- ln;iry education elthejjriij heen graduated In course with
any duly authorized bonds or evidences
of debt ot any government In which euch i tion by any judgment creditor of corpornt'on la transacting business, or of • ny state, or ot any city, county, tov.n. Village, school diatrlct, municipality or other civil division of any state and mny loan upon thc Fccurlty ot Improved unln- cunibcrcd real property In nny state worth fifty per centum more than the ainount loaneel thereon, Provhled, however, that nothing In this section contained shall be construed cs prohibiting a life Insurance company from entering Into an agreement tor the purpoae of protecting the Intere.its cif the company In securities lawfully heild by It, or for tho purpose of reoreanlxatloii ft a corporation -which Issued securities so held, ond from dcponitlng such hccuiI- tleji v.lth a committee or depositaries op- pointed under suoh aRroemcnt; but sue-h axreenie.it ond depo.sit of securities there¬ under must flrst be approved in writing
procuring any stock iiat for any such pur¬ pose. Neithing herein linpalra the power of the courts to 'compel bj- mandamus or Judfonenf the production for exnmin.a- tl'iri hy nny stockholder of the stock books ot a corporation,
9 2. .'Section thiriv-thrce of said chapter Is hereby amend-'I to read aa fullows:
! 33. Rtock books of forelsfn cor;iora- tion,s. Every forel^-n stock corporation h,T,vlnK an office for the transaction of buslnern In this state, except moneyed and railroad corporations, shnll keep therein a book to be known ns a stock book, containing the names, nlphahetli-al- ly arranged, ot all pe?rsoriM who are stock¬ holders ot the corporation, shOMing tholr placos of resldijnce, the number of Bh.a,re3 Of stock held by them respectively, the tirne when they rcspectlvelj' htcanie the owners thereof, aud the amount paid thereon. Such stock book shall be open daily, during business hours, for Inspcc-
such rpornfl'iii; by any clllce-r ejf this stale authorized by law to lnvcstlK,ite tho af¬ fairs of anj- such corporation; hy any per¬ son who eh.all have been Btoi kliolder of record In su-h corpor.'ition tur at least six months imniediately preceding his de¬ mand; by any person holding stock ot sucli corporation to an nniount equal to Ilve per centum of all of Its outstundlnjT Khare.s; or by any person thereunto In writing authorized by the liolderK of Bloclc of BUch corporation to an amouut equal to llv^ per centum of ull of Itn ouiiitaiid- Ing shares. Persons so entitled to inspect stock books m.iy make e.'ciracts there¬ from. If any such forelKti Block corpora¬ tion hns In thia state u transfer a,'jent, ; v.hother such afrent shall be a corporation I cr a natural person, r.iich stock hook may he deposited In the oflk-o ot such agent |
been graduntft In course from a rt-gia- ingly »h.all make or suffer to he made tered medical school with a dergree ot' "pon tne book of replstry of dentists kept doctor ot medicine, has pursued there- ' In his offlce an.v other entry than Is pro- after a courae of special study of denti.s- | vlded for In this nrthlo ahall he liable to try for at least two yoars In a reiglstered ! a penalty of flfty dollars to he- recovered
ty tho Euiicrlntendcnt of Insurance with a ^ and Bhall be open to Inspect at all times
dental schocit and received therefrom ite degri-e of d'lctor ot dental surgery, or else holds tt diploma or license conferring full right to practice dentistry In some other ot the t'nited biatcs or in some foreign country and granted by .some licensing: board, college, school or university regis- - tcrtil by the rcfe'ents as maintaining an j education.ii standard equal to that re¬ quired of dental colleges of this state, or j else has lawfully practiced dentistry for! moro thun twcnty-tive years -without this '¦ !;t:ile and within the United Slates; but' the examination for those whu have law- ' fully practli;cd for twenty-flvo years In , other ttate:! ahall be a practical examina-| tlon only. The regents may also In their : discretion on or after June flrst, nineteen hunlrf-d and sixteen, admit cronditlonally to Uie examination In anatomy, physiol¬ ogy, chetiiistrj' and metallurg,\- and his¬ tology, applicants twenty years of age I cortlflcd as havinf? studied dentistiy not' less than two yoars. Including two satis- I factory courses in two dlftertnt calendar! yc;iis. In a dental school registered as; maintaining at the time a aatlBfactory ; Ktandard, provided that such applicants : meet the second and third requirements of cundidiiies tor examination. If a can- ' didale tails on final examination, he may ' have a second examination without fee; but for every examination sub'equent an additional tea ot twenty-five dollars shall he required. Any member of the board may Inquire ot any applicant tor exami- ; nation conijcrninK his qualifications and may take testimony ot any one In regard thereto, under oath, which ha Is hereby ; empowered ||j administer. j
¦ Any derrtal dispensary or Infirmary
by tho Btate Dental Society In any court having jurisdlctiun
2. A county clerk having properly Isaued a certificate of registration to a lU-ensed dentist, shall forward a duly nttestod copy of the sam^, and a cropy of the affidavit and evidence upon which said certificate was Issued, to the secretary of the bo.ird within thirty dsya of such Initial regls- traton ot a duly lioenaod dentist. On or before the flrst day of May of each year the secretary of the bonrd shall mall to evory dentiat re^isiercd in tlie state of .N'ew York a hlirik applicalion fur re¬ reglstratlon, addressing the same In ai'¬ cordance with tho poBt-offlop address giv¬ en at the last previous restisi ralion. Upon receipt of such application til.ank, whicii shall contain space tor the Insorilon of his name, oflice and post- iflieo nddroas, date and number ot his Iicoii,se, and .such other Information as tbe le-ffpnts deem nece.ssary; and he shall eU,i and av,oar to the accuracy ot the sumo before a notary public, after which he sh,\II for¬ ward this sworn .statement and applica¬ tion for renewal of his reitlstiatiun cer¬ tificate to the Becretary of the hoard to¬ gether with the fee of tr.u dullars. Upon receipt of such nppiicaljou aud fee, an,d having verifled the accuracy of the same by comparison with tho applicant's tot- Itol registration 8tatemenl,s tl,e secretary of the board shall lasue n '-ertlficate of registration wiilch shall render the hold¬ er thereot a legal practltlimor of dentis¬ try for the ensuing year. These certlfl¬ cates of registration shall all bear dale of Beptember «rst of the year of l.-^sue, and shall expira on the thiriy-ilrat day of
Btattment of hhi reason tor such npproval Nor idiali (lils sec:tlon ho construed as pro- veiitlnK Kuch coinp,an.v from acceptinK cor- poiatt ,stii,-k or honds or other Eccurlties, Which may be d'.slribuleil pursuant to any ¦uch agr(c::!erit apiiroVed as aforeaald or tu any plan ot reorganization approveiMn v.riting by the Ruperinlcndcnt of Insur¬ ance with a statement ot his reason for Kuch npproval, Kut If any sccurlUcis so received fclinll consist In whole or In part tli stock 111 any corporation or ot bunds cr obligations which Kh:ill not bc t;ei-ured liy adceiu.ite collateral securty or where more than cno-thl.'-d of the total value ot the co!l,ater:U security theielor shall con- »i;)t of shares of stock, then nny stoclc ond any such bond or ofclUation so re¬ celvod shall be dltposed of within five years from tho timo of their acquisition Jlr hefore the expiration of Buch further jeriiid or perioda ot time as may be flxed 111 -a-rltln;; for that purpose by the supar¬ lntendent ot insurance,
II 2, TIiIj act shall take effect Immedi¬ ately,
Stale of New Tork, Offlco ot the Secre¬ tary ot Stall, ss:
I havo comp-ired thc precedlne: with the nrlrin:il law on file In this offlce, nnd do liero.iiy certify that the same Is a corr'-ct tiHiiscrliit therefrom and of tha whole ot •aid oritslii;:,l law,
FHANCIS M, IlUfiO,
Becretary ot State,
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
ClIAP, 12U, A.'s' ACT to provide for returning to the
j;oiiei-;il fund tho unexpended balance oC
certain exho'ing atipruprlatlons and to re- , Iical the acts ancl parts of acts maklii;?
BUch apiiro'virlatlons. with respect to the
unexpended balances.
Bccnnie a law AtuU 2, 1316, with the ap¬ proval of the Governor, I'assed, thrae- iitlhs being present,
Tho Teopio of the Slate of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do ena l-c as follows:
Section 1, The unexpended balances ot all exist.n:r appr^vrlslions mado prior to j J,>nuarv <1rst, nineteen hundred and six- ¦ teen, from tho general fund and tho un- e:cp(nded balances thereot In the canal; niaiiitenance fund, less the amount of Ua-i butties clmryeahle to Kuch appropriations i cr fund, and Incurred or to he Incurred not later than Juna thirtieth, nineteen^ hundred and sixteen, sliall revert to thei gei'eial fund und lie avallahie for the pay-j mont ot niorieys appropriated by the leg-1 iHlature during or after the year ninetean | huueired and Bixteen, except appropria-1 tions for roiistniciii'n work, porniauent 1 liettonnents and re(>airs; tmd all Fuchj B|iproprlalloiia, olher than the nppropila- tlona for Buch con-i-itr-uctlon work, better- inents and repairs, shall cease to liavei tol^e or effect, and thc varloua acto there¬ for In so far an they make audi appropri-1 otlons are repealed, after June thirtieth,' nineteen hundiiid and sixteen, exe-ept for j the iiurpoae of paying llablllUea lucurred an or beforo that dalo,
§ 2, Tills acrt sluUi take eftect Immedi¬ ately,
Btate cf Now York, Offle:e of tho Secre¬ tary of State, ss:
I havo compared tho preceding with the original law on llle In this otllca, and do h.ireby certify that tha same is a correct trn I,script theretrom and of tho wholo ol aaid original luw,
F«ANC13 M HUGO,
Becretary of Btate.
during the usual hours ot transuctlug bu,sirie.'-s, to any Ftockhfilder, judgnie.'t creditor or officor ot tlie st:ilo authurized by law to Investigate the nffalra of such corporation, l-'ur any rafutial to allow- Buch book lo be InsiieeU-el, such corpora¬ tion and the oflicer or uuent so rcrusing shall each forfeit the eum of fifty dollara to bo recovered by tho person to whom such refusal wr.s made. It shnll be a de¬ fen.se to any nction tor pcrialtie,'; under this section t.hat the perrson suln,? there- tor has within two years sold or offered for sale any list ot stockholders of such corporation or ot aii.\ other corporation cr has aideil or abetted any person In lirociiring any stock list tor any such purpose. Nothing herein Impalra the pow¬ er cf the courta to compel hy mamiamus or Judgment the production for examina¬ tion by nny fitockliolder of the stock books of a corporation,
9 3, This act shall take effect Immedi¬ ately, b'tatc ot Now Tork, Office of the Secre-
taiy*ot Stat->, ss:
I havo comiiared the preceding with tho orl;^lnai law nn file In this o.lice, and do lioreb.v cerlify that the same is a correct tran.script therefrom and of the whule of said orisinal law,
FItANCIS M. IIUGO,
Secretary ot Stato.
LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority,
CHAP. 127. - AN ACT to nmend tho atock corporation
law, m rc\totiou to tbe inspection oi
Btock books.
Became a law April 3, 1916, with the • pproviU of the Governor. Pa&iod, throe- flrths beinc Iiresent.
The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact ns followa:
Sectton 1, Section thirty-two nf chaptor Blxly-ono ot the laws of nineteen hundied and nine, entitled "An act relating to atock corporatlorte, conatltuting chapter flfty-nlne of the consniidnted laws," la hereby amended to read as follows:
9 S2, Booka to be kept. Every atock corporation shall keep at Its ofllce corroct books of account of all Its business and transact Iona and a book to be known as the stock book, containing the names, al¬ phabetically arranged, of all persona who are stockholders of the corporation, nhow- tng their places of residence, the number of aharea of stock hald by them respec¬ tively, the time when they respectively tooame the ownera thereof, and thc amount pato thereon. Th* atock book ot i every such corporation ahall bo open dally, during at leaat three buslnoo* hours, for Inspection by any judgment creditor of the corporation; or by any peraon who ¦hall have been atockholder of record In auch oorporation for at least six months Immediately precedtag his demand; or by any person holding stock of such corpora¬ tion tn an amount equal to flve per cen¬ tum of all Its outstanding shores; or by any peraon thereunto In writing author¬ ized by tbo holders of stock of such cor¬ poration to an amount equal to flve per •entum of all of Ita outstanding sharea. PertKtns ao antltiad to Inapeot atock books nay make extraota ttaaretroia. No traoa-
iBtaCataakataU tas-vsua as saiBSLtte
LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority.
CHAP. 129. I
AN ACT to amend the public health law, !
In relation to the delhiltlon of practice
ot denli:stry, the appointmenl of mom- |
bers of the state buard of dental e;.um- I
Ini-rs, licenses, coriection of book^ ol
dental registry and penalties,
Hecame a hnv April 5, lyiii, with the approval ot the Govurnor, I'a^ssod, tliree- | lifihs bedng present. |
The People ot the Stat" of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact u.s follows:
Section 1. £!ertlon one hundred and nine ty of ciiapter torty-iiino of the lawa ol nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An ae-t In relation to the public health, con- stltutiiiK chaiiter forty-five of the con solidiited lawH," Is hereby amended to read as follows:
J 190. Dellnitlons. As used In this arti¬ cle, the tornig "univer.slty," "retcnts " and "physichins " have respectivi'ly the meau- InBs deliiied In arlicle eight'of this etiap¬ ter, "Board," where nut otherwise lim¬ ited, means the board of cl^frai examin¬ ers ot the state of Now Yuri;. "Regia¬ tered medical or deiital school" menus a medical or elental school, c.-'.^i-se or de¬ partment of a university, »i^:atered hy the regents oh maintaining 1. proper ed¬ ucational atandard unel leg^ly Incorpo¬ rated, "Examiner," whero not eitherwise qualifled, meiins a menilii r of tlie hoard. "State dental society " iiie-ms liie dental society of the st;ite of New York,
Practice ot dentistry, A per.son prnc- tic-os dftiitii^try wllhin the it- mint,' e.f tills artie-le. whu holds hlmseli i tw as being aMe to diagnose, treat, oiierale-, oi- proscrilio for any disease-, pnln. Injury, detliirm-y, de¬ formity, or pliyslcal euiidition of tlie hu¬ man ti-olli, iiUeolar proccs.s, gjn-.s, or jaws, and who shall eitlier offer or uiide-r- taUe by any means or method lo diuKiiose, treat, operate, or prescribe for any dis¬ ease, pain. Injury, detlcii ncy, deformily, or physical coiidltioii ot tiie s.ime
5 2, Section one hundred nud nlncty-five of such chapter, aa aniended by chajiter one hundred and thlrty-sovou of tho laws uf ninetoen hundred ani ton, la hereby amended tu read as follows:
9 196, 1, St:ito bourd of dental examin¬ ers. Tho exiiiliiig state bciard of dental ex.amliiers a! all be divided Into four classes .ind thoir ternia uf olhce shall e-,.n- tliiue ex'-cpt that said terms sh ill expire on the thlrty-fir.-^t day ot July in e,ich yenr. After July thirty-tiist, nineteen hundred and ten, tho stuto hoard ot denial examiners shnll be Incrcj.'scd by the ad¬ dition cif a member residing In the ninth Judicial district, who shall be appointed In the munner provided by this section, for a term of lout- years, e-uiiimencing on the first day of August, nineteen hundred and trn, and who .ihall he ii inember of the class wliose terni.s commence on such date. Beforo the day when tho ofllclal terms ot the memhers of any ot aald cla.s.scs eIi.iII expire, tho regents shall appoint their succ-eSBurs, to sen-e for ihe term of four ynars frotn said day. Such appointment shall be made from nominations In num¬ ber twice tho number of tho outKoinp class made by such so.-iety to the regents prior to tbe aecond Tuesday In Juno of each year, or in default ot suuh nomina¬ tions from tho licenscrd and registered dentist,'* (tt tho state wlui have been mem¬ bers of the stnte dental society for not less than ten yeara prior to the time of the appointment The regents. In the sarna manner, shall also fill vacanrIeK In the toard that may occur All nomlna- tlonii and appolntmoute shall be so m-jde that every vacancy In lho board shall be fliled by a resident of the snme Judicial district In which the last incumbent of the offlco resided. The board shall elect at Ita annual meeting from its memhors a president and shall nold one or more meetings each year punruant to call ot the regente. No person shall bo appoint¬ ed an examiner unless he shnll havo re¬ ceived a dental degree from a body law¬ fully entitled to confer the same, and In good standing- at the time ot Its confer¬ ment, and shall have been engaged with¬ in tho state during not leas than flve years prior to his appointment In the actual and towful practice ot dentistry. Nor ShaU toiy peraoa connected with a iaaUl-t^teeLJm aBftaaeUe tcxiaiaaee lm-
legally Incorporated and registered by rbe i August In the jear followi;:n. Applica- re.--,eiits, and maintaining a proper -stand- ' tlons for renewal of registration the^refore ord and equipment may establish tor «-o- j muat bo made on or befoi e the fimt day mem students n course of study In oral i of September ot each year, ,nnd If not so hytione, all Such ,students upon entrance made an additional tee of one dollar for Fhall present evidence ot attendance of each thirty dnys of delay heyond the first one year In the high school, and may be day ot September and up -to tho first diy
of January, shall be added to the regu¬ lar tee. On the first (to,v of January ot each year, or within ten dajs thsreatter, the Becrctai-y ot thc hoard shaii publish and mail to every regis'eieu dentist lu the slate of New York a printed eopy of the dental law and a jrliued list of the legally ieglste»-ed deiiTi.sts within the state, and each sucli -^'ubllshed liet shall contain at the bc.«iiiiiing Ihereof these worda: "Each reiifistered denUat receiv¬ ing this list ts ro'^uestod to ri'r^rt to the Becretary of the board the name* and ad¬ dresses ot any dentists known to be prric- tlcing dentistry, wiiose names do not ap¬ pear in this registry. The namon of per- fions giving such Information ,sbali not be ellvulped," Should any dentiat continue to practice dentistry beyond tlie flrst day of January, duupito tlie tact that his name does not apjiear in the registry, he tiliall he counted as an IlloKal practitioner, and his IlceiiBO may be suiiipended or revoked by tlie regents. In accordance with the provisions ot section two hundred and one. All prnitltl'iiiers of denUstry already regiatered In this stale at the time uf the shall in;iko applica¬ tion to the secretary of the board for thc re-registratloii blank upon receipt of which he shall, in like manner already tcrlhtd, make npplicntion for re-rc-wi;- tlon, forwardliiiir to thn socrctary of the bonrd the re-reelsir;illon blank properly tilled In and aroonipunied hy tl:e fee of two doll,-irs. Said application nnd t'-o munt reach the Hecret;iry on or befeire the fir.si d.nv of Dereniber following the adop¬ tion of this Btaluto, falling which the
luated In one year as dental hyglon- l."'.s, npon complylns with tho prelimlna.ry re.iulrements to examination by the board, which are:
A. A foe ot flve dollars.
Ii. l'"<;!di nee that they iiro nt least twen¬ ty years of age and ot good moral char¬ acter. ]
C. That they have complied with and I fulfilled the preliminary nnd professional i reciulrements and the requirements ot the j statute. I
After h.aving satisfactorily passed such examination thoy shall he registered and , licenced as dental hyjjicnists by the re¬ gents under such rules as the regents j ehall prescribe. i
8. Any licensed dentist, public Inatltu- ! tlon or school authorities may employ i such licem^ed and registered dental hy- , giciiists. Such detital hygienists may re¬ move llmo dcrpo.sit.-j, accretions and stains from the e.xposed surfaces ot the teeth,; but shall not perform any ulher opera¬ tion on the leelh or tissues Qi tho mouth. They may operato In the oTftce of any I llci-nsed dentist, or In any fubllc Instttu- tiuu or in iho schools under tho general direction or siip-rvlslun uf a licensed den-\ Pa-saage of this tl.st, but nolhlrig herein shall be construed r.s authorizing' any dental h.N-jrttiilst inr- fonnlns any operation in the muulh wiili¬ out !;uperviKion, I'he regents may revoke the license of any licensed dentist who shall permit nny dental hygienist operat- InK under his supervision to porfurm nny oiieration other than that permlt4('d under the provisions of this seciion, and they may ul.so revuke the license ot any dental hytii-
st violating tho pruvisloiia of this act
i 4. Seciion one hundred and ninety- I delinquent shall
seven ot such chaptor Is hereby amended to reud as tollows:
9 1!17 Degrees. No degree In dentistry shiill he conferred In this statg\.-xcept lhe degree of doctor of dental su'gery. Said degree shall nut ho one unless he shall
nineleen hundred nnd f.vetity-one, have \ satLsfactoriiy completed a oourso ot at i leaat four years In a registered denial school, and prior to that date a coiir,se ot at least three years, or having been grad- | uated In course from a rtrilstered medical i tchoul with tho degree ot doctor of mod- Icine shall huvo pursued satisfactorily thereafter a euurse of special study of dcnti.itry for at least two yoars In a reg¬ istered deiitnl school; nor shall said de-i gree he conferred upon any one matric u-| iatiiig after January first, nineteen hun- : dr-d and sixlee-n, iinlc-^^s prior to matric- | Illation lu the institution conferring this i profe.ssloii.al education, he shall havo I fiied a regents' certillcate th,'it he li:id i the minimum education required by tlie i resents; provided, turthar, however, that | the regents may confer upon all persona who shnll huvo received thc degree of | master of dental surgery under tlio laws ot tills stale, priur tu .Marcli twenty-eight, | nineteen hundreel and one, the degree of j doi-tor of dental surgery in lieu of said j master's degic>e, |
9 5 Section one himdred and ninety- eight of i-iu-h chapter Is hereby amended to read as follows;
i 198, Licenses. 1. On certification by the buard of dental exaniinonii that a can¬ didate hus si.ci.-eessfully passed Its exam¬ inations and is ccimpete-nt to practice ilen- tlstry, tiie regents shall issue to hlnrtlieir lieeiiHe so to practice puriruaiit to tha rules establislied by them. On the recom¬ mendation of the hoard, the regents may also, without the o,\aminatlon hereinbe¬ fore provided for. Issue their license to a:i:, applinint therefor who shall furnish proof iiatl,sfactory to tiieni thut he has been duly Rraduated from a registered dental school and hns been thereafior lawfully and reputably engaged In such pi-a-'tlee for alx yenrs next preceding his applicalion; or who holds a llcenae to (iractico dfcnl:.«ti-y in any other state of the United Stales granted by a state board of dental ex.iniiners, indorsed hy the dental so'iloty of the stato of New Y'ork, provided, thnt In eilher caso his preliniiMurj' and profe.^sional education shall have been not less thnn required in this Etate. Every lieen-i-e su Isaued shall atate on Its face the grounds on which It Is granted .inel the applicant may be re¬ quired to furnish his proof on affldavlt.
2 t'rKin rocoramendntion of the bonrd, the roBents may issue a permit to grad- u;ilc from the dental r-olleges of this state tu he employed In registered dentel dls- pernsarles, liiflrmarlos and public institu¬ tions while under the dlreetion or sopor- vision of a licensed dentist in the interim between giaduatlou and one yenr there¬ after Thl,s permit may bo revoked for cauae. No such jiermit shnll bo Issued BNcept such graduate haa definite offer of n position in siu-h dental dispensaries, In- firinarioa or puhlic institutions,
9 ll. Section one hundred and ninety- nine of such ch.-.pfcr, as amendod by chap¬ t'-r titty-four of the laws uf nineteen hun¬ dred and fifteen, is hereby amended te read as follows:
I 198, I. Registration, Every person practicing dentistry In this state and not lawfully registered before April seven¬ teenth, eighteen luindred and ninety-six, shall register in tlli offlce uf the clerk of the county whore his place of business Is located. In u book kept by the clerk for such purpose, his name, age, offlce and post-offlcre address,' date and numtier of bis llcens* to practtoe denttotry and tto <toto at auBk nstotimttaa. ackto^ taatHrPe
dealt with ua out¬ lined ii^see-tioii twn hundred and one,
9 7, faection two hundreii of Bue-h chap¬ ter Is hereby amended to read as follows:
I JOO, Examinatluii fees; expenses, Ev-
name of hla offlce,
9 10, Section two hundred nnd three of Buch chapter la hereby amended to re.id as follows:
9 208. Penalties and their collection. A. A person who. In any roihnty of tills state, practlci-s denti.stry, not bc>ing at the- time of said practice a dentist licensed to prac¬ tice as such In this state and registered In the office of the clerk of suoh cnunty pursuant to tho general lawa rfcnilntinB the practice ot dentistry. Is girllty of a misdemeanor and punl.shnble upon ron- vlf tlon of a first offense hy a fine of not les? thnn flf^' dollars, and upon convic¬ tion of a subsoqrient offenstK by n fine not less than one hundred dollars, or hy Im- It In ' iirlsonmert for not less thnn two mnnths, lr by both such fine nnd Imiirl.suninenl. ] Any violation of this section by a peroon ; tlipretotore convicted 'indcr the then ex- i l.-t!:ig lows of this state of pra'ticing I dentistry without license or rrglstratlon, j shall be Irr'.urtcd In the term 'a suhse'- 1 Quent off.'rnse" Every conviction of un- ' lawful practice suh-=oeiuent to n flrsl roii- ' viction thereof shnll be u convirtion ot n : second oCTense. Every practit'ore' dentistry muct display consplcuou.sly upoa the house or In the d'utnl office wherela ha practices, his full name. If there are more dental i hai'-s thnn one in any den¬ tal offle'P thc name of the praotltloner practicing at eich cl:;iir m ist he dirsplay- ed conspicuously on or hy said chair la plain plght of the patient. Any person who ahall praetlee d'-ntl:-»r:.- lorsonnlly or hy hiring or priieurlng nnotlicr io prai-tloe ; nnd ahall fail so t" dl.spla.\- or cause to ' be displayed the n:ime', lii-oi:.-o and reg¬ istration certlfloate of him.self .uid any person practli-lng or employed to practice ' as a dentist or cicrit:il hygienist In his , dental office or nny dental oHloe under ' his control, shall he guilty of a misde¬ meanor nnel punish:!llle upon n first eon- ' \-|(tion hy a fine of i,-t less than fifty dol¬ lnrs or more than five hundred dolhirs or hy Imprisonment for iiVii more than cue year, and upon every ^bjioiuipnt convic¬ tion by n fiLQ of not id^.'r- than one liun- - dred do!!ai-fi. or by imprUpnuieii^ for rut i le.---s thin sixty da;,-.s. or by huth fine ami j imrrlsunment. Any person viho ,shiill em- ; ploy, Iilri;, procure, or ineleioe one who Is : not duly licensed and registered ns n deii- I tist to Iiractiee dentistry, or shall aid or j abet oiu> not so llcenseil nnd registered in such pracllce sliall be gulltv of a rnl.e- ' demeanor and punishable liy a finit or not ' less thau flfty dollars or more U, in five hundred dollurs, or by impi-lsonment for not more than a year, or hy both such flne and Imprl.'-oniiietit; pioNlding thnt a person pr:ictictd upon by an unlloeiisf-d or unregistered dentist shall not be deem¬ ed an nceompllce, employer, hirer, prii- ciirer, Inducer, alder, or abettor within the meaning of this section.
li. A person i-hail be deemed guilty of a mlRdei(ieanor, and upon every con' ic¬ tion thereof sVuiil he puiiishe.J by a t!rio of not less tli,-»n two hundred and fll'ty dollars, or by impilsuiiment for not I-ss than six montliB, or by both line and Im¬ prisonment, who
1 Shall sell or bnrter or offer to sell or barter, or, nut being lawfully aulhorizeid so to do, sluill l.-sue or confer or ofie-r to issue or confer any dental degree, li¬ cense or any diploma or ilucuinent con¬ ferring or purpur''!ir? to confer any den¬ tal doijroe or lioonse or any cerliflcate or transcript made ur purporting to he made pursuant to the laws regulating t'-o li- ceii,se and registration of dentists; u'
2, Shall piiri-hawi- or procuie) by liarti-r any dlpioniu. cerliiicate or ti-Hn-«criiJt, with intent that thu',''>>mr--shall he used IIS evidence uf the qualili.-ations to priui- tlce dentistry of any poison othor than the one upon or to whom It -was lawfully eniiioriod or lisiicd or In fraud of ike luWK resulntluB such practice: eir.
3. Shall ii-ve ur atiempt tu usee any diplo- °''I ma, certiiicate or traii.noript wliioii lias
''*" j been piirehased, fiaiidiilenily issued, i-ouii-
D'li-- lorfe.t' d or rualeriaUy al',c-,-ed either ;ih a
license ur i-olor of licen.-,e to pnii-tioo lii-u-
tistry or in order to procure rogi; tral ion
as a eloiitlKt; or,
i. Siittll practice dentistry -under a fnlso or assuineil nam" or under the- lio,.use nf regiatratlon uf .muther per.son of the .s.imo name or under the n.iine of ii e-urpuiii- tioii, eoinpany, assm-iatioii, parlor or trnilo name; provide.l that lo)i,niy liiuonior,:tod dental corporaiions existing utiiJ in ori'-ra- tion prior to .lanuary tirst. Tiineleen liui dred and ."ixi
heroby certify that the aame la a correct transcript tberefrom and of tto whole ef •aid original law.
FRANCIS M HUOO,
Secretary of Stata.
•So In original
uAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority.
CHAP, 93. AN ACT to amend tha town law. In rela¬ tion to "tlie ceropan.saUon of «le<iUon ofTit-nra.
Becam* a law March 30, 191(1, with tto approval cf the Governor, I>as.sed, tlu-*c- fifths being pre sent,
Tha Peejjilo oi the State of New York, represented in Senate and AssemWy, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Subdivision two of sactlon elghty-f.ve ct chapter slxly-thrae of tto l.'.ns of nineteen hundred and nlno, en¬ titled "An act relating to towns, consti- t':tlr,g chupter sixty-two of the consoll- '.-.ted laws." is hereby amended to read laa follows:
•2. It .1 dIff: rent rate Is not ollierwise establislied aa herein provided, eaeh In¬ spector of eleclion, bnllot cler'K and poll lork Is entitled to threo dollars perr dny; t Ihc town hoard may establlab In its •wn n higher rute, not excetsjlng six do; .rs per elay, but Buch cle-;tion offlcsers ¦'11 reex-ivo e-i}in;iensa;;oii for one day :'y for nil ?crviccs rendered on the dny ;' elociion and In canvaasing tho votes tliereafter, tind In completing the returns, 9 2, This n.n m,all tako efTect immediately. "t:ite of Ncw York, C)fflco of the Seore¬ tary of fc't.-.te ss:
I have comrared the preceding with the original I.iw on lile In this olTu-o, and do hereby cerlify tlu.t tho some Is a correct trnr.si-rliit thori from and ot the whole of sold original l.;v,-,
FRANCIS M. HUGO.
Secretary ot State.
CHAP. 116.
AN ACT reapproprtatlng an unexpended t&lauce of part of a former appropri¬ ation mnde by chapter ninety-flve of tto laws ot nineteen hunelred and fourteen, entlUed 'An act crJarglng tto powers ot tho commission created lo provide for the colcbrauon of tto c:enteQaj-y of the Hattie of Ptottsburg and making an aftditioTial nppropriatioo therefor.' I'c-eame a law April 1, 191C with tho .".pproval cf tha Covernor. Passed, ttaree- fittha being present.
Tho Pcopio ot tho State of Now York, icpresop.ted tn Benat* and Assembb'. do onuct OS follows;
Section 1. The sum of sixty-two tho-j- sand fir* hnadred dollars (J6i500). being tho unexpired balance of ttot portion of tho appropriation made available on the third day of April, nineteen hundreii and tourtaen. for tto purposes mentioned In ctopter nlncty-flvo of tha lawa of nine¬ toen hundred and fourteen, entitlod "An art enlarging the powers ef tto eommls- .slon orected to provlcto for tto eetobratlon of Uia centenary of the tottle of Platte- burg o-d making an oppropriatton there¬ for," as amendecl by chapter six hundred and sixteen tyt tto laws of ntaeteen btm¬ dred and flfteen. In hereby srapprojiriated tor the purpoaes eel forth In suoh act.
9 2 'ihlsart ehall teke efTect Immodtotety. Btate cf New York. Offlce ot tto Secre¬ tary of State, ss:
1 hnvo compared fho preceding 'With tto original law on file In this offloe, and do hereby certify that the same !¦ a correct transorlpt therefrom and of tto whole ot laid original law.
FRANCIS M. HDOO.
Secretary of Stata
LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority,
C'lIAl'. IIX,
j\.N ACT to amend the ii+:rlcultural law.
In relation to vinegar.
Bocamo a law April 8, llJlG. with the r.pprcval ot the Oovernor. liftlin heliis prrf;eiit.
Tho Pooplo of the Stato of New Yorit, repiescrr.ied In Senalo and Asaembly, do enacl aa folUi'n'i-:
Section 1. Suction BeSventy of chapter nlno of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, eaUlleU "An aot lu relation to agrl- cullure, conBtitutlrig chapter one ot the ou:i:;olIdated laws," as nmomled by chap- tnr two hunelii-ii and ten ot the laws ut nineteen luiuui'*,l and nine nnel chapter t-,vonty-8ix of tho laws ot nineteen hun¬ dred and twelve ia hereby lurther amended to read as follows:
{ 70. Definition of vinegars and adulter¬ ated vinegars. All vlne,':ara meule hy fer- niontation without clistliiation must carrj- ill so!i-tion the extractive matter derived excliiKlvcly fi#m the snbs,tuncea from whicii they were fermonted. The ternia "elder vinegar," "apple vinegar" shall ba construe! t-j mean tlio product m,".<U> ex- e lusivoly from the p-ossed Juico ot apples hy alcoholic and autisoquent acetous fer- montations, tba acidity, Rullda and ash of which havo heen derived exduiively from the apples from which I' wa.« for raontod,
Tlie tenn "suaar vinegar" ahall be ixiii Blrued to mean the product innde by (no ulcoliolie: and aubse^ue-nl acetous fermen¬ tations ot solutluiiH uf sugar, syrup, inu- ls.s.('8 or relhior s a>rup.
Tiie term "mult vineifur" shal! be c»n- sliued tu mean the iio.luot iiiadj by tho a.h-ouu'ii,- uial s.ihaeci-Lieiil a.etous fcrinen- latlois ut etl Infuaiuii uf barley mall.
The tl rniK "winei viiienar," ' tii'ape vliie- g.ir," abali bo coiislriied to mean the produe-t inaelo hy Uio ak-uholic and biib- ae.iuent acetoos fsrraenlatlona of the juice of k'rai>«ii.
'IllO term "glucose vlni;g;ir"' shall ba construed to mean the proauit tnide hy tile alcufkollr Riul nulise'iu-.iil acetous fe-r- liieiitutluiis l-t solutions of corn-HUgnr cr gluou.se.
Tile terins "'spirit vinegar," "distilled vini-gaj-," "grniu vinegar," uiiull he con- striieii to mi-aii tlio iirodueit made hy tho ai eteius termentalluas of dilute diBtlitod alcohol.
Ali vinegars which contain any added drugs, acids, coloring matter or liigrcdi- ci;t.-- not derived exclusively from tlie
ery applicant for liceiiso to praetice den- eraling while conforming tu tiie pruvls
onferrod upon any | tlslry .shall pay a feo of not moro than ittir January first, : twenty-five de\Jliu-s. All fee.s, flues, penal¬ ties and otl.er rnonos derived Iroiii tho operatlun of this ailicio sliall he aplilied by the regents in tlie payment ot ail prop¬ er expenses incurred hy thein under its provisions. Including the salary anil ex¬ penses of the secrelary of tiie board, the rompensatiun and exfieiL-Jes of tlie meni¬ bers of such hoard, and all other expenses pe-rtaining lo lite eiifoi cement of tho pro¬ visions ot this article. All expenses ot the atato dental society Incurred hy thom in the prosecution of illegal praotillunoi-js of dentistr.v siiali he paid out of tlie first year's lecellits, upon the Indorsemont of the aui«.tlng coiumittee ot the state den¬ tal sociely.
i S. SecUon two hundred and one of said act is hereby amended so as to read aa follows:
9 Uli. Itovocatlon of llcenaes. 1. It any prai-titioncr of dentistry sliould fail fo reglHler in time fur the appearanc-e of his naine In^ the puhiisliect list of regi.stered de-:itista,'in aceuidaiice with the proviB,ons of section one irundred and ninety-nine the regents shall noi iiy said deiineiueiit to appear before tliem at an appuinted time and place, .ind If his explanatim uf ills failure to have registered ahali ho s:et- lsf.ictory t,o the resonis, he may be re- Inst-ated und his name added to the reg¬ istry; and the regciics may alsei at their option i"emlt the additional fees ne-cruing bc-causo of doiay in rcKlstering Hut (hould the delinijuent's explanation prove unsatistactory, the resents mny suspend the person from the practice of dentistry for a limited season; or the regents may revoke the per.s-ju's license,
2. If any pructiiioner of dentistry be charged under oath before tha bo:ird, with, unprofe,s!iorial or Immoral conduct, or with gross Ignorance, or inefflclen
of this act. Their ailvortl:iltig subj - the rules of tho regents, ami e-iniiloye-es i ot sai'l corporations slinll tie lironsod und I re.erlstered dontlHts, and corporationa that
ci-aso lu txlsi or operate fur an>- re,-<,seeii
whatsuever nhall not be permitted tn ro- ' sume operation; or,
Fl, Shall assume tho decree of hae-heior I of dental surgery, doctor of denial sui-- I gery, or inastor of dents I surg'.'ry, or I fiha.l uppeii,! the letters U D..S., D,D .S., I MD.S., 1),M.D., to lil,s name, or make use j ot the same or shall prolix tu his name
the title doctor or any abbreviation theri>- I uf, nol having und dul.v conferred upcm ' him by diplumi from some college, sclo'il
or board of examliitr.s legfilly i":ii|iowi-riHl I to i-ur,f,'r the same, the right to assuma , Slid titles; or shail ai-sume nny tllie or ; append or preli:; any letters to his name j with the Intent to represent falsely th;i.t I he haa received a medleal or dental do- I gree or license; or fhall represent that, ' not liaviag lieen lIceiLsei) to practlco clon- i tistry under llie lawn uf this state-, lie Is I entitled .so to practice: prr.idc-d that any
licentiate may use the [jrellx to his namo I of "doctor " or "iJr."; ur,
ti. Shall fHlseiy persoiiato nnother nl any
examlmtlon held by the regents or hy
thu hoard, of the preliminary or profcs- 1 siomil^ducatlon of candidates for dentil j studeiit,s' certifloates, deiita! degr-os or
licenses, or w-ho slinll Induce another lo ' make or aid and abet In thu making of
such false personutiuii, or who shall know- j ingly avail himself ot the lie-neflt of such j false por,sonatlon, or who shall knowing- 1 ly or negligently make or Induce anoth'rr j to make fah-oly any certili,:nte requireil
by the regents or bonrd in cuniiectiun
with their exanilnatiuns, I C,..Any Iierson who in any affidavit or
examination required of an apploant for
examination, license or registration uii- I der the laws regulating the practlco eif
Buh5;apoe» from whicii they weire reapeo '''" tlvel.^/mjplo, ojt, which shnll contain i'-s H, foOl- tfffun
his profession, 'ir with fraul* or deceit In I dentistry, cr under tho lawa, ordlnaiicess
procuring admission to practice, the board shall notify him to appear before a com¬ mittee of three of the iKiard nt an ap¬ pointed time and place, with co insel. If he so desires, to answer said charges fir- nisliing to him a copy thereof. Upon the report of the board te the' regents that the accuat-d h.-is heen guilty of unprofes- slonai or lmmur,U conduct, or that he Is grossly Ignorant or Inefflclent In his pro¬ fession, or o? friud or deceit In proe-nr- Irg admission to practice, the r*'gents may, without further hearing, suspend the person so charged from the prac^tlce of dentistry for a limited aeason, or may revoke his license. Upon the revocation of nny license, the fact shall be notcid upon the records of the regente and tho license shall be markeei as canceled, of I tho date of its revocation, TTpon presen¬ tation ot a certificate of auch cancellation I to tbu clerk of any county wherein fhe I licentiate may bo registered, said clerk - idtall rote the date ot the cancellailon on ' the regiater of dentiata and cancel tho ' registration, A conviction of felony ahali foi-felt a license to practice dentistry, and , upon prescmtatton to tho regente or a j coutity clerk by any publlc offlcrer or offl- i cer of a denttil ,soc:lety of a certified cony I of a eourt of record showing ttot a prac¬ titioner of dentistry has been eonvlotod I of felony, that fact shall bc noted on th* i recorvl of llcenae and clerk's register, and the lic-ense and registration stoil be ma rk- ; ed "canceleij." Any parson who, after conviction of a falony stoll practico den- I tiatiry in this etate. sball to subject to all
tba puslUw pftflrrlfcr* fnr tba miltcuBPtol i
regulation goveniing llie regents ami'iations of the pn-liminrirv educ4ition required for a dental student's ce.-rtlfii ate shall make wilfully a false statement In a iraterlal ivgard shall t>* guilty of ni-r- Jury, and piiiilshahl." upon conviction Ihereof hy imprisonment not exceeding ten years.
D All courta of specials sefislons nnd polie-e Justices sitting us courts of spe¬ cial sessions sb-Hll have Juri,'d!otlo.' in the first i'lhtane-e to hear and determine ull i-harges of misde'iieanors mentlonoil In this article committed within their Icioal JurisdlcUon, and tn impose all the penal¬ ties provided tor such misdemeanor:': a Judgment that the defendant pay a fir* shall alMO direct that hO be Imprlanreiei until tho flne be paid, specifying the ex¬ tent of the Imprisonment, which cannot exceed one day for every dollar of tho flne imposed; provided, however, that rho power of aaid cojrts and juatlcea to hear and determine such charges shall be di¬ vested. If before the eximmenccmont of a trial tofore such court or Justice, a grand Jury shall prosont an Indictment agnlnst the accused person for ti:c same olTento, or It a justice of the supreme court or a county Judge ot the county shall grant a <;*rtiflcHte In the mannor provided by law In cases of misdemeanor, that It Is rea¬ sonable ttot such charge bc prosecuted by Indictment, Any misdemeanor men¬ tioned In this article for which a punlsh- mf-nt is not specifically Imposed shall' be punished by a fine of not more tton flvo hundred doltors or by Impriaonmont for net more tlian one yoar. or by both flne and Imprisonment. AJI prosecutions tm-
(^ xUml iflft tbaii iM- ta tJtd aUftouur-
cf acetic ae':d iu une liiiiiiirPii cubic I eiitlmelciB ot tho vinegar III tw ul> degieos coiitigrade, slreii 1,0 deemed nduii-.ratod, Noiliing herein siwiil ho deemed t,j prohMilt tlio inaiiutucturo ot ^¦lner:.r f-ir consumption elEcwhure tuan within tills rtate, of such acid c:ontent a.s ma.v be elsewhere required,
¦"l lie pridiKi made hy the destructive dl-tillation of w-ood, known as pyroiigue- c.us ae;id, or acetic ucid derived from •,til¬ er s(iurc.->3 than fruit, grain, vegetables, sugar or syrupa shall not be sold, offered, exposed or had lu possession for sale, for food,
Mirtturos of two or m.ire of the vine¬ gars lierelri defined «i« < ompoutnls. and tho packages containing the s:';iie Jiha'l be plainly murktid ur hrunded with tho word "cori.pounil" lii,i,cthcr with Ui« prupurtions of the vinegaiS' so mi.\'-d In addilioii lo tho other rtqulromente ot Foctioa saven- ty-tw-i uf this artici.-.
Packages co:ilaliiliif< vltiegars made from wirn or fruit:! which linvo heoii ruducej with wilt r must he piainly mailie'i or
brar:ili: I ::rt-iiui:td lo per oentu'n
aold Blren.<;;h ' Indicating thei acidity to whicii th ¦/ have heen so reduced, err word.s equivalent thereto
9 2 Section «i venty-eirie of snch chap¬ ter l3 hereby umcsndod to rend as follov,s:
4 71, M,-.nufacturo and snle of aduUer- ntod or iruitaiion vlnofar pruhlbllod. No per,soii, flri:i or curpoiatirn Bhail manu¬ facture, Roll, offer, oxposo or have In pu*- seaulon for sr.lo In Una stato: '
1 Any vinegar defined bereta not In compliance herewith.
2, Any adulternted vinegar.
3, Any vinegar or prod-ict In Imltnticm ot Ciller 01 epplo 'vinegar which Is not cider or apple vinegar,
4, An or fur elder or apple vinegar any vinegar or product which Is not elder or apple idnagar,
9 3, Seotlon soventy-two of such oiiap¬ ter, as amoniled by ciiapter two hun'irod and ten of the laws of nineteen hundrimI nnd nlno and by ctopter two h'lndred and twenty eight of tho laws of ninoteern Imn- drd and olovtn. Is hereby further amend¬ ed te read aa fullows:
{ 72, Packages crontalnlng vinegar to bo branded. Every manatacturer or produc¬ er of vinegar shall plainly brand eicuih cnjek, bai",'e! or othor container of Bt;i-li vinegar with his namo and pku-e of husi¬ ness, the ktad of vinegar contelhed there¬ in and thn s'lbstaneso er siitotencas frnm which It w«a mode. And no parson ahall mark er brand as or for cldior or apple vln>-;gar nny package containing that -which ts not rtder or apple vin'jpar. Ev¬ ery person who sells any vlnognr othe:' than pure elder or npplei vdnngor, exorpl It to delivered to the purchaser tn th'- unbroken pockage tn whic'-i Hiich seller roea»lvcd It, shall plainly and eonsptouous- !y mark or brand tho receptanlo or ron- talrer In which sneh vlnegnr la delivered . to tho pirctoser, whether such rocMipta- clo or conwln«r be fumtstod by tto aollcr or purdmser, with a label showing thc , kind of vinegar so delivered and tho sub- elanca or sulittpnoes from which It -waa made. Nothing herein shntl bo desmoid to prohibit tiio Bale of elder vinegar rtock, pruvidcd It to aold aa and fnr such and In compliance wltji tha provisions of thto ¦ artlcte as to marlclrg or branding, Tt\e term "cUder \inegar stock" when nred herein, shall be cronstrued lo mean accti- . fled apple juice of less acidity than that requirecl for vinegnr which eontalna suffl. dent alcohol to develop tha acidity re¬ quired ill -vlaogar.
I 4. Thto act atoU take etreet tonnedl- i
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Atttho.-?ty,
CU,.U' 1,10 AN ACT tu amend tiio legislative law. In relation to flnancial Information for tbo uso erf the leglslaturo und tho prepara¬ tion ct tht annual budget nnd approprl- I ation bills.
; Bccamo a law April 5, 1918, with tto , approval ut the Covernor. P.issed, three- flftl-j buing preaent.
¦Hie Pei ;>!o of the State ot Now York, rcpresei.ted l,i Senate and .¦Vascmbly, do enact 03 fuliuwM: I Sactlon 1, Article two of chapter tlilr- ty-suven ot tho lawa of nineteen hundred • and nine, entitled "An act In relation to loglslaUun, col;^tltuUI;K chaptor thlrty- tw:i eif t;io e»n:ioUiJatcd laws," la liereby I a;uer.Jod by aeldlng at the end theraof f.ove:i new hectlons, tu hu b-erilona fv.-cn- t.v-iis, iweiit:,--,seven, iwcut.i -eiiglit, l.von- I tc-nli.e, tr.it-ty, thirty-one nnd ihlrty-two, to rnfld. rivajiei-tivcly. ay follows: Passed, three- j • ^- Btilcmient of niiproprlations, Tha B-'vernor ahall aniinally, within ono we'ok after tho ronvi uing of tho lo;; I-.lature, E'.il nilt to the senate nnd a:-fenihly a ntati.-meut ot i;;e lotal amount of appru- prlattoui; desired hy cnch state deiiirt¬ ment, cnniin'-r.ion, hoard, Imro-.u, tfric* and In.siiiuikiii, and mnv nt ihe anmo time mako Kucli c:iiiigeiitlon.s for reductions or addltiou.s thereto, as lm deojr.a prop¬ er. 1Ie inay olau at tin.- eamo timo uuh- n,il :is p. pa'-t uf tuch Btatement :i:\ i-i.ti- nr.ati of the> pr, bublo revenues of the state for th.- or,: uing llwal y.?ur,
9 i,r At;po1ntrno.nt ot clerlis of finance and ways nnd moans committee.* Tha chainann ot the fiiifliuo committee ot tto tenata shall appoint the clerk of such committee. Tho chairman of the \>ays nnd means luininlUee of the assemhly Khnll appoint tho cler'; of sueh eommlttoe. liach appointment shall tio uvidenced by certificate duly exeeuted hy the offlcor making thu npixilntmcnt, nnd filed in tbe ofTiire of the .secro'ary of slali.-. Such cierks shail hold ulllco until their siic- ets:e irs iiro uppoliitod.
9 2!i. 1'ompeiuiatuui, expi-nses. employ¬ ees Such olerkij shall mrive an anuual B.-il.xjy of four thou,saiid dollars each and sliall be paid their othce, trnvellng and otiiar expenses neioajarlly Itu-urrod hy tliem In thu performance ot their duties. The i-h.iirmun of the fiiiauco cjmiiiltteo ot the senalo nnd the chainnan ot tho w:ijs und mc:iiis i ort;i:iiltee uf tbo csscn- bly "lay each aprmint fur tha co::i:iiItlee of which ho la clic.ini,;iii a ttciieigriipheir and an account.mt tu tiRsist suoti cunimit- (eo ancl the clerk thoroof In pe-rformlng I tho ditlcs proscrUied by this article, Tha I coiapensaUon of suoh empluyoi-j eif tho ftn«ncei commlttoe- of tiie senalu shall to fixed hy the cliairman ol tho Ibinnce coni- I niitteo wltli dm approval ot the tempo- l mry prenldi nt ot tho s-male and thecom- 1 l-int-iiiim uf sui-h employe.:! ot the ways , luid n.uaiiH ccmmllteo of the asseiiihly shall be tU'-d by tho chairman uf Uie ' ways and meana committee with tbe ap- i pi-ovul of (ho speaker
I ty I-'lrani : and ways und meanfl conv- j mtttee-s contlnueel durii s roceati. Kor tto ' Purpu;eo ut m ii-e effi i (Ivi ly carrying out U.U piovislons of this article, tiio commit¬ tee un lina me uppol'-ied under the rutoa of tho senate nud the coiiiiiiltteo on 'ways and mi am. appolnte-d under tto riilo.-i uf the as.iembly aball continuo during tho re' eaa of tho ioglsiuturo, sod tiiB cliuurruui of the re.siKictivo i;omnilt- toos aiiall havo ll,e jiower to namo sub- eiuamttti>c;a te )ierl'uri>i Buch elutles ae they mav pros'ribei in gathering Infurmo- tioN as to fi:-e liiian- '•.ll reed-: of the varl- oun e hnritable InBtltutions, Btate hospl- ! t:ils. Kl Ltc prisons ni:el either dejittrtracnts, iHinr-is. loin 1US e oniinifcsloiis, offices ancl InsUiiKiona of I'lo hlato. 'iho iricmbera of such Buh-Cf.!n'iiilti)e,s so serviiiK sb.-Ul ' lm pnid thiiir nc essary traveling oxpeiiBea lln the performance of their d:ill«w, I 9 M, Dutle:i of cliTlis of linajica and i ¦^,ays and Dieana eoinniitteos, Tho clerk of the tiiianoi committee of tho ooriute Illld Ilie clerk of thi- ways a-id means eciinmitlee ot the acsernhly rhail
1, Collect. c;.iniii!le and tolhiio Informa¬ tion Illld dati rcLting lo itate dspart- 1 incntH, crrmmLvlons, boardH, »iire,au», 'if- i (Ices, ItiHtltutlin.n, pulillc works and other ' i.uUlects for whh Ij appropriatlona are mn.de or sought
2 Prepaie and mnko availuhla for the use uf ticii oomiiiit!'III! (nMen iihowing apiiroprlationa mnde by th'j iiMj.siature
. from tlrae to time and prepare and fnr- I nish when requo-.teid by uuch cjommltteea i statisti'^ and 'ther InformuUon relutiog to uuch approinutiuns.
3 Prurtiru, '-onii.ilo and ms'ce available . for (lie lise of liueh cximnilttees t»UitI»!lcs i as to the rovcrnuos of tha nlalo eiurlng
the., iirocodin-i year and the ectlmated rrv- ¦ etrjos for th<j curroi,t and onsulng fls'.al I yoar.
' 4 File, preserve and maintain perma¬ nent rey«icl.i of InturmaUon and data col¬ leotcd p'lrauniit to this section, Ircludlng •"urrespondunce In relation thweto i C, Ir veat Hf are and report on rac,uo6te for apprppriutloriH nnd the needs th»;rofor,
8. Aid rithf-r cf s'Kji 'onimltiotia nnd tho me.mbcrs tie rex.f In making ruiy Inva-itl- getitm which may be retiuired or autheir- Uod by either of auch ccmmttfe-es or by the It^slatoro and, when requested no to do, aid any other legbilutlve cximmHtee In mnk'nn invoatlgntlons pertstoing ta expenditure of slat* futuda
7 Aid the finance committee of the senato and tho w.-iys and mcan3 comniit¬ tee eif the a:iseinlilv, when r'Uiucrtnd, In Ihe preparation of tho annual budget und meat and confer with tto said exiromltteee for tho purposei of aaslstlnc In the prop- araUon, arnondniant and revision ot hflto npi.njpriatirig slite moneys and other- wiao aid luoh eomuilttecs or either of "Vem In the porformanc^o of their dutlea.
il, Por the purposes of this aeetion. have accoas at all rckoannfMe times to offlcres c>f cteto depar.tr^r-ts, oommlsstons, boareto, bureaus r.n:1 oflli»s, to Inatitutions and to all puhlH wn'tft r,t tha etato and they may, for the purpo.Mi of obtafnlng Infor¬ mation ea to the opernflons satd tkji fls'ral ne-eda thorc-'.f, examine tho hrxiks, pa¬ pers and priblle records therein. Such atate /! apart menta, oommlaaions, boards, bureaus, ntjiexs and Instttutlonn shaU through thalr propor otBcrers or doputica furnish aueh data. lnf<>nnatlon or stata- ments ns may Itn nr-cressary for tho prop- •r exerciaa of thr<lr powers and A<iUea ar.d for tbo purpoae of carrying Inta af- f«<:t lha provisions of thto articto. The clerks of tto flnanoe and wwya and meana oommlttoe.s In exerctoltig the powers and performing the dutlee prescritod by tbto eecllun may act joinUy, or •e-parataly, aa the?y deem advisable. All data and other Information and statcmei.tn b-- such clerka •ha.ll.be accessible at all time-s to the Ity. •Iiection ot the governor, or to a doslgnatcd by him tor auch purpoae. I n. Annual budget. Tto flnanaa aoat-
