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IKOAL BTOTICKB.
LEGAL MOTICKS
LE»AL KOTICES
LAW« OF NEW YORK—By Autharity.
CHAP. nn. I
AN ACT to amend th* a*n«ral munleHpal
law. In relation to the power of tine etJUe
comptroller to extmlne the accounta of
school a^tthortUes.
Became a law May t. UtI. with the approval of the Oovernor. Passed, three- flftha (Mine present.
The People of the Stnte of New Tork. represented In Senate and Asaembly, du enact aa follows:
Section 1. Section thirty-three of akap-.- ter tweny-ntne of the laws ef niMteen bundred and nine, entitled "An act relat- iag to municipal corporations, constituting etiapter twenty-four of the consolidated laws. " ta hereby amended to read as foi¬ lowa:
I n. Accminta of tiacM offlreri tc; be ex¬ amined. The comWroller shall cause the aoeounU of all tlsf-al offlcers of each surh Siunlclpal corporation to be Inspected and •zamined by one or more examiners to lie appointed by him at such periods as he ¦hall deem nei-«»flary. Un every sui.-li ex¬ amination Inquiry ahall be made as to the linancial condition and resoun-es of the municipal corporation.* and into the meth¬ od aijd accuracy of Its accounts Jle mny atfOi tipon the request or with the e-ono. nt 6r,the comml»»loiier of education, cauHO lllt*~^ Inspections ami examinations to lie made by such examiner-^ so uiip-iiiiteil. of the accountM of ttie wbool authurltieK or the achool oftli ers of a city or union fiee aohool dl.Htrli-t, havInK a population of flve thouHariil or more Wlienevei- un ex- amlnattoii Is mmle uf the ai-i-<iuntH of the school aiitlioritics or s'liool ofllce:-s of a city or of Hill ll union free h'-Iioo! dis'rict. tho complroller Hluiil tiunsinilt to iinil llic wltli the llm hI otlU-er or .clerk nf tlm achool uuthorltie.s of the city or .school district exiim'.ii-il ami with tne cornmis- Bloner of eilucatlon i opleH of the re-port of the examiiiatlnn Tnade
I 2. TlilM act shall tak..- effect Imnie.ll- ately. Stiite of .New York, Office of llie Si-c-iiUirv
of Sliite, Hs:
I have i-ompareil the pifcpdinic with tic orlKlMiil l;iw on lile In lliin ofllci-. iin'l (I'l hereby cerlify tlml the Kanie l.^ a coiift' t transcript llierefi'un and of iMe whole of said oriKlnal law
FIIA.VCI.S M. Hr<;o
Secretary of Sl.il..
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
rll.M' :',).¦. AN Af'T to amend the hiRliw-.-iy luw, in rt-
liitlori to Improvenient of Htiite roiitc.i.
H.cain.- a l;iw .May 2, i:il7, with lh« approval of the fl.iviirii'ir. l':iHSf-il, thnc- fifths lii'liiK prcKi-nt
Tho IVople of the Stale of New Yori,, reprt-n.-rili-il In Senate iinil .\si'...:iil)l.v. ili enai-t a.s follows:
Section 1. Section one huiiilrod aii'l twenty-one of chapter thirty of tlie l.-l\v^ of nineti-on huiclrcd and nine, cntit'rcil "An act i-elatlns to hiKhwa.v.s, cimstitiitiiiK rhiiniiT t .v;>i.--.--ll-.-u of the co-.i.soliiliitcd laws." nu iiincr.dei] hy cliiipter six hun¬ dred and fi.ny-Bix of the laws of niiietiit-n himdreil niid eleven, tn hereby ameniJeil to read as follows;
i Ul. Apportlennient of mileage of slato hlKhwiiys 1.1 be ci.nslnicte.l or iin|Ho\t 1. The milcaKc of sl.ite hiphwiiys to I... coi - BtriK-teil or Imiuoveil from the iimouiu available froro the .sato of IhuhIs Ik.suciI -.m provided by (illlpter four huiilrcl ami si.v- ty-nino of the J.iw.H of nitic-toi-ti liumlieil and Fix. a.t aim ruled by i.-li;iptcr ticvi::i hiinilrcil nml eKhteen of the law-; of iiiii'?- teen humlred iiml Kcven. ami apiinii!ri:ili-. I for till! con.stniclinn or irnprovcim-iit < f Btate hlHhwiiyH, .ihall lio ciiuitulily apii'ir- tloned by the comnii.-islon nmoiiK tho wv eral counties w-ilhout dl.-icriminatliiiii^hiil not more than om--hiilf of Ihe :iinouiiraff- proprliited each .sear from the proceeds if the s.ile of mii-h bonds shall be expcinlcl under this article for th« constrm-tton ar.d Improvement <if slate hiBhw-iiys. In niajc- InK the appori loiii^«Bt between cminli.i.s ttie coinnii-isloii Hliall take into <-on»iili ra¬ tion ttie niileiiK'- which may he coiifitiiK-i- ed from the amount to be expeiuled iimK-r this article In each county for the con¬ struction or Imprnvemciit of county lih-'l:- wayu. toKether with the mlh-HKe of st;:(u nnd county highways thoietofore c^ii- Btnicted out of inonoys derived from t.ix Bale of bomls Isisiieil as above priiviilt<I
If monoy.s are not available for the im¬ provement of any portion of n state route described in this article, the same may be Improved a.i a county hlKhw-a), provided the iMiard of sil^iervisorsi of the county within which such Hcctlon Is loited de.slK- nate It a.s a county highway as provided In thi.s chapier, and proi-eed in nil re¬ spects as (iroviiled herein for the improve¬ ment of county liishwnys.
I 2. Ttil.s act shall take effect Immedi- Ately -Slale of Now Vork. Olllce of the Secretary
of Slate, Hs:
I have compared the preceding w-lth tho orlelnal luw on lile In this olllce, iiiiil do hereby certify that the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said oris'nal law v,
FRANCIS M. HldO,
Secretary of .State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
<'itAi'. :ti7.
AN ACT In relation to a proposed canal to be roust ructeil hy the federal gnverii- mont on Long Island, and miikliiK ap¬ propriations for expenses In connection therewith.
Became a law May 2, 1917, with fhe approval of the Governor. Passed, three fifths being present.
The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assemlil.v, do enact as follows:
Section 1, A bjiard la hereby created for the purposes herein apecltled,- to cnnsl.st of the state engineer and surveyo'-. the superintendent of public works and one other member, who 'hall be appointed b.\ the governor. The members of such Imard ahall receive no compensation for their services under this act, but shall be paid their necessary expenses Incurred In con¬ nection therewith. The state engineer and surveyor shall be chairman of such board. Such lioard shall confer with the proper englweers and authorities of the United Btate.s Kovernment with reference to the construction ot a canal on tk(e south side of Ixing Island from Jainacia* bay to Peconlc bay. Such board shall also investigate the probable cost of acquirinx the neces.sary lands therefor. For the purpose of such investigation the tioard may employ assistants, as part ot Its ex¬ pensea. The object ot such conferencH shall be that the board fnay present to the federal authorities suggestions relating to the plans for such canal which the board daema necessary for the protection and wtf fare of the state, to the end that meas- -ures proposed In congress and approved by auch federal' authorities providing for tha construction ot such canal may also be satisfactory to such board as repre- aentlng the state. Such board shall make a report to the legislature of nineteen hundred and eighteen Such report shall fciclude the board's estimate of the proba¬ ble cost of acquiring such lands.
I 2. As soon aa practicable after this act takes offect, the state engineer and aur- veyor shiill examine the proposed route of auch canal with reference to estimating the cost of cor\structlng bridifes over auch caiial nt railroad, street and highway In¬ tersections and shall make tentative plana Butnclont to afford a basis for auch esti¬ mates. These plans shall also be consid¬ ered at tha conference provided for In section one. and the plans and estlntatea ahall be included in the report of the board provided for in such soctlon, ac¬ companied with any suggestions or objeo. tions. If any, relating thereto made by auch federal engineers or other authori¬ ties.
I 1 When a law of congress ahall have been enacted proytdlng. In terma or aub- atancu. for the construction of auch canal 'with a channel of suitable width and at
laast twelve feat deep together wrth necaa aary basins, adjuncu and ezcavatlona as •OOO aa provision for building the naces- aarylM-tdgea shall have been made by the state and tba necessary lands and rights of way furnished to the United Statei< without tost, the sUte canal txiard shall proceed to acquire neceaaary lands there¬ for either by purcluise or condemnation, or by deeds of gift to the people of the state, or by ona or more of such metlimls. provided tbe board mentioned in section .one shMlI not have reported total esti¬ mates of tne cost of such lands and the construction of such bridges to an amount In excess of one million dollars Any HiK-h deeds of gift may be accepted subject to conditions therein expressed provldih-.; that the,title ahall l>e defeasible on tlie failure ot the t'nited Statei^ to complete the construction of such canal within ten years or of the state to acquire all of the lands necessarj'. If such law of congress shall contain other conditions precedent to the construction of such canal, such con¬ ditions shall not Impair the authority con¬ ferred by this section to acipilre landu it (1) such conditions shall not entail a total expenditure by the state for any purpose relating to such^ canal In excess of one million dollars and i2) thetio.-ird mentlone'I In se<.-tlon one shall file with the canal >oard a certlfl(-ate. signed by a majority of its members, that It approves such coii- ditiynSj <- -
t 4. t.'pon the completion or siilistanfl.-il completion of such ranal, the stale super¬ intendent of puhlic works shall construct nei-essary bridges over the cynal at rail¬ road, street unl higriway intersections upon plana and speclfkatains to'be pre¬ pared tiy the state engineer and siirveyo!, the expense of which i-uiistriR tion shall be payable out nf moneys that may he appropriated therefor.
J ii. The sum nf llfteen thousand dcillars iliri,i|i,>ii, or so mm h thereof ns may 1.- iic'-essary. Is hereby appropriated irorri any iiioiie'vs in the state treasury not oth- eiwlse Hppropriated. for the expense.^ nf the hoard provided for In section one and i.f the state engineer and surveyor In¬ curred under sec'.mn two of this m-t. The amount appropriated shall he paid nut Ic- fhe state'tre.isnrer on the warrant nf llie complrnlicr on the certificate of such state 1 nghieer and surveyor.
} li. This act sliall tako efft-i-l iiiinieiii- atelv. State of New Vork. Olllce of Ihe Secrelary
nf Slate, ss;
I have compared the preceiling with the original law on lile in this olfice, ami ilo hereby cerlify that tl.e name is a coriei I Ir.iriscripi Iher'-froin and of tne whole of said uriuinal law
FUA.Ni'IS M IirGO,
Sec reiurv of State,
snch amploymaat. except amplomspt •¦ » stata or county highway. -^
I 2. This act ahall take effect tmmadl- ately. Btate of New York. OfHce of the Secretary
of State, sa:
I have compared the preceding with tha original law on nie In this office, and do hereby certify that the same Is a corract transcript therefrom und of the whole of said original law.
) rRANCIS M. HfOO,
Secretary of State.
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law in rela
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LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority, rilAi'. af*
AN ACT to amend the prii
tlon to the emplnyinent
puhlic hlghw-a.\s.
I.iecamc a law- May 11,
aplirnval of thu <Jov. inir.
fifths being present
The rcople of tlu- Stale lepieHcnled In Senale and enact as follows:
Section 1. S.-c-tion one hundred and .-c\- ent.\-nlrK- of chapter forty-seven of the liiv.s of nineteen hiimlr-eil ami nine, eii- lit.cil --.Vn ait relating tn prisnns, cnr. Mituting chapier foit\-!hree of the cnn- snlhlated lav,s, ' a.s aiucinled by chapter sixt.\- of the laws of iiiiieu-cn luimlnd and fnititeen. Is hereby amended tn read a.- follows:
i ITU. Kmploytncnt of convicts on pul.lie highway.s. Tl-,e superiiitemleiU of .•^tate P i.^ons may employ or cause to be <-m- ployed the cnnvlcts conllnod In the slate pilsons In the repair of sta<e and couir,->- liighwios at any jilace within the sta.t.» upon reipiest of the slate commission of highways, the constna tlon or linprovi-- inciit of state or county hlghw-ays con¬ structed or improved li\- any lioard of sn- ]iervi..'.ir.s or town hoard nnder n i-ontiai t wilh such comnilssion of higliways, upon reiiuest as rirnvlded In section one hun¬ dred and thiry-ono of the liiglmay law. and alsiy In the Improvement or repair of ,-iny other public liighway. When eiigagel In the maintenance and repair of state or county highwa>s. the departineiit ot hit;li- wiiys shall lompeiisate the prison depart¬ ment for such convict lahor on a ba.sis of actual days each convict Is so employed at n pric-e per day for such employment to be agree! upon between the superin¬ tendent of statu prisons ami the comiiii--- sioner of highways, such price taking int i consideration the efliciericy of the con¬ victs so employed and the ruling price fnr ordinary labor. The department of high¬ ways shall report to tiie superintendent nf state prisons, or the agent and warden of the prison from which tho convicts are employed, at ttie end of eacli week, tlio f nunilier of days' labor eiu-h convic-t hasc performed, aiid the prison departniem shaii reniTer a bill to the departmotit of highways at least once each month covei- hlg suclji lahc.ir. _
I'poll the payment by the department nf hlghw-ays of such bill, the agent ai I warden cf the prison remhi-lng It Bh;ill immediijtely deposit the moiie.\- receive.I for such labor In n bank ileslgnalcd h the c-oinptroUer as the depository for the maintcnaco fund of such pri.son. to the credit of a separate fuml to be called tln- ¦prison highway labor fund." A state¬ ment of such money so >ec'elvod and de¬ posited shall iniini-dlately be sent by the agent and waiden to tlie comptroller aiel tho superintenilent of state prisons, which statement shall show the dale When sii. h nioney was received, and shall he rei-eipl- ed by the proper officer of such, bank and \-eritled by the oath of the agent and war¬ den of such prison to the effei-t that the sum, BO deposited was all the money re- oelved since the date of tho last deposit, from the labor of convicts on highways as provided by this section.
The money so received and deposited by «iich agent and w-arden shall be only' available for the maintenance, hoiising, purchase of food, transportation and guarding of such convicts, and any other necessar.v expense while engaged in sin-h highway work, and ahall be suliject tp tho check of the agent and warden of sui h prison w-hen countersigned by the comp¬ troller In the payment of such accounts. The comptrolloj- shall countersign Om-h checks only when the same are draw-n for the payment of vouchers properly cbargc- «ble to this fund and approved by the suiierintendent of state prisons.
On December thirty-first of each year the agent and warden of such prison ahall di-aw his check In favor of the state treasurer for the balance remaining to the i-redlt of the '-prison highw-uy labor fund " at that date anil forward it to the comp¬ troller, who shull counterslKn such check and deposit Ihe same with the state treas¬ urer to be added to the general fund.
The expense of maintenance of such convicts while employed In the Improve- i ment or repair of tow-n highways under a special appropriation shall not exceed a rate fixed per diem per convict by the su¬ perintendent of state prisons at tl»e be¬ ginning of the work, and fhall be paid by the agent and w-arden of the prison con- rerned from the special appropriation '¦ made therefor. An.v expense exceeding .iuch fixed rate shall be paid by the agent and warden of the prison concerned from the regular prison maintenance appro- j priatlon for snch prison. i
The agent and warden of each prison i may make such rules as he may deem | necessary for the proper care, custody j and control of such prisoners while so i employed, subject to the approval of the , superintendent of state prisons.
A state, county or town highway here¬ in referred to Is a state, county or town | highway as defined In the highway law. | The superintendent of state prlaons ts i hereby authorised to purchase any ma- ' cblnery. tools and m.atarlal8 necessary In
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LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. |
CHiP 319 !
AN ACT to amend the banking law. with |
reference to the powers of savings and i
loan associations and membership in the
land bank of the state of New York.
Became a law May 2, l!d7, with tha approval of the Governor. Pasted, three- ' fifths being present.
The People of the State of New Vork, ! represented in Senate and Assembly, do i enact as foilowa;
Section 1. Section three hundred and seventy-eight of chapter three hurdred and sixty-nine of the laws of nineteen hundred and fourteen, etitltled "An act In lelation to banking- corporations, and In- '¦ dividuals, partnerships, unincorporated as- i Boclations and corporati'ins unaer the su- \ perv-islon of the banking department, con- slitutl.ng chapter tw-o of tho consolidated law-s," Is Viereby amended by adding «t the end thereof a new paragraph to re.id as follows: I
Any savings and loan association, duly organized under any law- of this state a.-id engaged in business lir lor to April sixtein. nineteen hundred and fourteen, may In¬ vest in shares of the land tjank of the i Btato of New- York and exeri-i.se nil tlie pow-crs conferred by subdivision live of this section, by the aftirmative vote of u ' majority of Its board of directors, taken by ayes and nays, and duly recorded In the minutes of said board and may, by like authority, elect a representative to vote ut meetings of the land hank, nomi¬ nate a director or directors of auch latel hank, and exercise all the powc-is con¬ ferred by law- upon member assnciationa , of such land bank, .without amending it.-s by-laws and notwithstanding any restric¬ tion upon Its Investment.s contained In ' such b.v-laws on April sixteen, nineteen hundred and fourteen. -
il 2. This act shall tako effect immedi¬ ately. State of New- York, Office of the Secre- '
tary of State, ,ss;
I have compared the preceding w-ith tha original law- on tile in this office, nml do ¦ hereby certify that the same is a ccmei t transi-ript therefrom and of the whole of said original law-.
FRANflS M. HI'GO,
Secretary cjf Slaie.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. ,
X.'HAP. 31"^. A.V ACT to amend the agricultural law, , In relation to evajiorated and condensed ; milk. l
lli-c-ame a law May 2, 1917, with tha ; nppro^-.'ll of the tJovernor, Passed, threi- tifths being iiresent.
The People of the State of New- York. ' represented tn Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows;
Section 1. Section thirty-seven of chap¬ ter nine of the laws of nineteen hiimli.iI and-iiirie. entitled 'An act In lelatioii in agriculture, constituting chapter one of (he consolidated law-s." as amemled Ic- ; ciiapter .six* hundred and elA,'ht of lliu l.i'..->- of nineteen hundred and rUnen ami chap¬ ter one hundreel and forty-four of tl .; laws of nineteen hundreii and sixteen Is hereby amended to read as follow..^:
1(37. Regulations in regard to evaporat- e.l or condensed milk. Nu evapnrated nr condensed milk shall be made or offered or exiio..«d for sale or i-xchange iinle.-.- niannfactnrcd from pure, clean, beallhv. ! fi-esh, tinadulterate'l and w-iiolesome mi!',i from which the cream has not been re- i imivc-d either wholly or in part, except for | the rmrpose of stanilarrtiziiig, in whieh , case sin-li Htamlanllzed evaporated o:- 1 condensed milk shall contain the prcipcii- j tlonate iiuaiUHy of solids and the prcipc,,-. i tionate amount of fats reuuired In e\ap..- \ rated or condensed milk. Kvapornteil or condensed milk manufactured, sold or ex¬ posed for s:ile or exchange In hermetlc:il- ly sealed cans shall c-onlain milk so'.icn ] In cpiantity not less than tw-enty-llve an-l five-tenths per centum, and not less tlian severi and eight-tenths per c-entiim vui'-i. fat. Sweetened condensed milk manufac¬ tured, .sold or exposed for sale nr ex- | change in hermetically sealed cans shall ' contain not less than twenty-eight p ¦'• ; centum milk solids and not less than eight per centum milk fat. No persmi shall nianiifactui-e, sell or offer for s;i e or exchange In hermetically sealed cans. any condensed milk unless put up in p:ic'i. ages upon w-hich snail be distimtly la¬ beled or stamped the name of the pers.ci or corporation by whom made and th- brand by which or under which it ii made. When evaporated or conden?'i. I milk shall lie sold from c-ans or liaclcaics iicil_ her-rnetii-ally sealed, the pioducc.r tThall 1ir,'\ric\^ i,u- labej ^he ori.yinal cans or packages with tlie name of tVio mftmifac- tiirer of the milk contained therein, pro¬ vided, how-ever, that no unswc tened '¦ evaporated or condensed milk shall he j sold or offered for sale In containers not j iiermetlcall.v sealed, iirile.ss the picipnrtiii i | of milk solids shall be the eiiulvali nt of j eleven and one-half per centum of niih; solids in crude milk, and of whlcii mil'; [ Solids twenty-five per centum shall he ; fats. !
5 2. This act shall take effect Immedi¬ ately.
St:ite of New- York, Office of the Secre¬ tary of State, ss;
1 have compared-tlip preceding with the original law on file In this oHlc-e, and Oo hereby certify that the same.Is a correct ir-anscrlpt therefrom and of ttie w-hole of said original law-.
FRANCIS M. m'GO.
Secretary of State
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. |
CHAP. iCt. I
A.N ACT to amend the banking law-, In ' relation to removal and forfeiture of j olfice of trustee.
Ilecame a law May 2, 1917, w-ith the approval of tlie Governor. Passed, tht-ee- liftlis being present. 1
Tlie People of the State of New Y'ork, 1 represented In Senate and Assembly, do | enact as follows: i
Section 1. Paragraph (d) of subdivision i two of section tw-o hundred and sixty- | eight of chapter three hundred and sixty- | nine of the law-s of nineteen hundred anl j fourteen, entitled '-.An act in relation to banking corporations, and Individuals, i partnerships, uidncorpoi-ated associations j and corpoiations under the supervision j of the banking department, conatitutim; i chapter, tw-o of the consolidated laws " is | hereby amended to read as follows; j
(dl Shall violate any ot the provisions of , section two hundred and sixty-seven ,of j this article Imposing restrictior^ upon j trustees and offlcers. but a tru.«tee shall i not he held to have forfeited or vacaU-'l Ills otllce by reason of any loan mnde bv j the 8.-jivings bank to u eorporation of j which he was a member or stockholder. : or by reason of the purchase of Any guar- I anteed mortgage by the savings bank I from such corporation, or by reason of the purchase by such corporation of real estate subject to a mortgage lield by tha | savings bank, if such loan or purchase ; was made before thhi chapter takes effect, i
I 2. This act shall *' We efTect Immedi¬ ately. I State of New York, Offlce of the Secre¬ tary of state, ss: | 1 have ccympared the preceding with tl e | original law on file In this offlce, and do ; hereby certify that the same Is a correct ', Iranscript therefrom and ot the whole of J said original law.
FRXNCIS M HfGO. I
Secretary of State.
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hkmklk
!VB)tMia.6 nWAUCK FPI.JUKi.l7 SATJUKLB
Must be.Sold
400 LOTS
Splendidly Located in the Finest, Most C-xclusive
Residental Section of
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
We are Going to Offer This Property to
YOU For Whatever YOU
W^ant to Pay For It at
ABSOLUTE
CTION
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
3 DONT MISS THIS SALE
Come and bring your Family-your Relatives-yAur Friends. . You will enjoy a pleasant hour or two even if you don't buy a lot, and perhaps you will be one of those for whom we have a pleasant surprise.
The Sale Will be Held Under a Mammoth Tent-RAIN OR SHINE.
THERE WILL BE GOOD MUSIC AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENT.
If you buy you will have to pay only 30 per cent off the purchase price to obtain a
Full Warranty Deed. The Title is Guaranteed by the Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
Here is a Big Opportunity for you-Are you big enough to grasp it?
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