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LAWtOP NEW YORK—Sy AutlUrHy. I CHAP. UM.
LAN ACT to amand th* county law. in ra- , lation to powera of boarda of aupar- viaora.
Uaqaio. a Saw March 30, 3317, with tha approval of tha Govarnor. Pasaad, thrca- tfUui being preaent.
Tha People of the State of New Tork, repre8«i;>e<l In Senate and Assembly, io •n»ct aa follows:
Section J. The following: s(il>dlvifllona of •action tifelvH of chapter sixteen of the tewa of nineteen hundred and nine, en¬ titled "An act In relation to counties, con- •tltutinff chapter eleven of the conaoll¬ dated lawa," are hereby rpnumlxiretl, re- iC>ectlvely, aa follows: HubdtvlHlon twen¬ ty-eight «» adde<l by chapter thlrty-flvt' of the laws of nineteen hundred and twelve, to hereby renumbered wubdlvlalon twenty- nine; subdivision twenty-seven as adtleit by chapter six hundred and sixty-three of tha laws of nineteen hundred and elev¬ en and renumbered Biil>dlvlHion twenty- •Ight by chapter one hundred and forty- eight cf tha laws uf nineteen hundred nnd twelve Is hereby renumbered subdivision thirty; subdivision twenty-elKht as added by chapter six hundred and sixty-three of the laws of nineteen hundred untl elev¬ en and aa renumbered by ehapter one hnndred and forty-eight of the Iuwh of ninateen hundred and twelve Is hereby renumbered subdivision thirty-one; sub¬ division twanty-elght a.i ndded by chapter ona hundrad and ninety-four of the lawa of nineteen hundred and twelve Is hereby renumbered suNllvlsion thirty-two; suh- dlvlsion twenty-nine and subdivision thir¬ ty aa added by chapter two hundred and thlrty-flv« of the laws of nineleen hun¬ dred and twelve are hereby renumbered, respectively, subdivisions Ihlrty-three and i thirty-four; subdivision thirty-one as add¬ ed by chapter three hundred and twenty- four of the laws of nineteen hundred and fourteen and su>>dlvlsion thirty-one as added by chapter three hundred and eighty-nine of the laws of nineteen hun- i dred and fourteen are hereby renumbered. ¦ respectively, subdivisions thirty-flve and ' Ihlrty-siz; subdivision thirty-two as add¬ ed by chapter two hundred and forty- three of the laws of nineteen hundred and ' fifteen Is hereby renumbere(J su^ivlslon Ihlrty-seven; subdivisions thirty-two and thirty-three as added by chapter six hun¬ dred and seventy-nine of the laws of nine¬ teen hundred and flfteen and amended by chapter flve of the laws of nineteen hun- '. dred and sixteen are renumbered, respeo- livaly. subdivisions thirty.elght and fhlr- ty-nlne.
I 1 Such section Is hereby amended by adding nfter subdivision thirty-nine as i ^ereby renumbere<l, a new subdivision to | ba IHrtjdlv|slon forty thereof, to read aa followa I I
40. The board of mipervisorB of any ', county wherein a deputy county trensiir er Is not now allowed iiy law to be np- Jlolnted, may by resolution authorize the ^poliilmgnf of a deputy countj' tre^Piirir ' '^n shall fix nls salary. Such dejiutv | founty treasurw sha II a^-t for tlie fouJm' | treasurer ('urlijj; nls ah«enc« from t,\\e , atate 0^ Ms Inahllttv [q act as such j county treasurer, antl irifiy ftct for surh >
lac* shall pay for aucb matetanaiica and repair at tba rata of ona and one-half oanta for each square yard of surface of itijikib iiii{>ri>v«<l ~tii«uwa> ir.a:i.tt^lit^ b> ttae state within ita corporate limits; ex¬ cept wbera a malntenanca bond for a pe¬ riod of flva years satisfactory in form and aufllclency tu the commission shall have t>een given to the viiiage prior to January flrst, nineteen hundred and six¬ teen, auch tax herein provided for shall not ba levied or paid until the period cov¬ ered by such maintenance bonds sliull have expirad, or shall have failed In euf- flclency.
On or before the first day of November in each year the commission shall triiiif- mlt to the clerk of the tioard of supervi¬ sors of each county and to the beard of truatees of each vlllage a ntutement spec¬ ifying the number of miles of Improved ^tate and county hlgtiwayR In each town. tho number of square yards of surface of such improved hijrhway as hereinbefore provided In each village In such Cfninty and the amount which each of such t'lWiis and vlllaKes Is required to pay Into the county treasury on account of the main¬ tenance of state and county highways nnd a copy of such statements shall be foi- wardtfd to tho county treaaurer. The boarti of supervisors of the county and the board of trustees of an incorporated village Khali cause the amount to be pfald by each town and Incorporated village nf the county, to be assessed, levied and collected therein in the same manner as other town nnd village charges. In the several towns and villages and such amount when collected shall be paid Into the county treasury to the credit of the fund for the maintennnce of state nml county highways tn the several towns and Incorporated villages of the county.
I 2. This act shall tako effect Immediately. State of New Tork, Oftlce of the Secre¬ lary ef State, as:
I have compared the preceding with the original law on file In this offlt.e, and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct transcript therefpom and of the whole of aaid original law.
FRANCIS M. IIT-OO, Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. 127
AN ACT to amend the mllltnry law. In
relation to the naval militia.
Became a law April 3, 1917, with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- flfths being present.
The People of the State of New Tork. represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Section fifty of chapter forty- one of the laws of nineteen hundred atid nijiej entitled "An act in relation to the rnilltla, coOstltuting chapter {hlriy-slx gl ^)j consoi Ida leci laws," as aMtnded ITv chapter five huhdrecT &lii slxtv-flve of the Ipwa of ni.netS«n ^Undrecl And sixteen. Is hereby n?flende<l tq read a? follows;
i6<J, (11 Cft^ft^osltlon, strengtli find com- nd. The orgaplzatlons forming the na-
county trea.surer during his temporary aV- ; ^^ee from the office when aiithorlze<T so to do by Such" Jreapurer. Such authorlza- - tlon ehall be In writing under the hand | \£nd aeal of such treasurer. '
I 3. This act shnll take effect Immediately &tate of New Tork, Oflflce of the Secra- | tary of State, ss: I
I have compare<l the preceding with the original law on file in this office, and do hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole ot aaid original law. -
J FRANCIS M. HfGO,
Secretary of Stnte,
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority, i
CHAP. 111.
AN ACT 10 amend the public health law, :
in relation to fees of local regLstnir for
burial, removal and transit permits.
Became a law March 30, 1917, with the
approval of the Covernor. Passed, three-
flftha being present.
The People of tbe State of New Tork. represented In Senale and Assembly, do enact :i.s foliow.o:
Section 1. Section three hundred nml ninety of chapter forty-nine of tbe laws of nineteen humlreil and nine, enlitled "An act III relation to the public henlili. constituting chnpter forty-flve of the con¬ solidated Inws." lis luliled by chaiiter ulx hundreii ami nineteen of the law.s of nineteen hundred nml thirteen and iimend- ed by chnpter three hundred and elKlily- f}ye of the liiW.«) of nineteen hundreii nml iflfteen, Is hereby amended to read ns ful¬ lows:
» } 390. Fees of registrar for the prompt ^nd correct return nii'l tlllntj of blrtli nml death cerllllcntes. Kxecpt as hereliibcfnre otherwise piovliled euch rcKlstrur nml each phvsi.'Inii shnll I't! paid the sum of twenty-live rcnt.s for each birth icrtitl- cale pr(iperl.\ nml complelely mnde out nnd reRistered nnd each death certiticnto properly nnd completely made out In nc- cordanre with the InlernatlonnI list cf causes of denth ami returned and (lIcl with the reijistrnr and correctly recorilP'l and promptlv reliiriieil by him to the stule commlssiDiier uf ht^alth. na reiinlred by this article. And In cnse no births or no deaths were rrtjlslered iliirliiR nny month. the local rcBislrnr shnll be entitled to be paid the sum of twenty-flve cents for each report tn thnt effect, but only If such report be made promptly as reipilreil by this article. All lunounts payable to tha local reglstrrir under the provlslon.s nf this article .shall be paltl by the munici¬ pality comprising the reglBtrntloii district, upon certltU-nlion by the stale rcmmls- sioner of health and all amoimls pnyuble to phyalclan.-J shall be certilied to by the local reglstmr annunlly and paid to snld physicians by snld municipality. The State commissioner of health Khali hiiiuimI- ly certify to l!ie municipality the iiunibtT of births and tlenths properly rcRlslerert, with tho name of tho local registrar and the amount due him at the rate flxed herein. In addition thereto the locnl registrar 8h.ill be paid a fee of twenly-fh « gents for each burial, removal or transit . permit Issued by him.
12. This act shall take effect liiiniedUUely Bute of Naw Tork, Offlce of the Secre tary of State, ss:
1 hava compared the preceding wilh the original law on flle in thla offlce, and do hareby certify that the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and of tbe whole of ¦aid original law.
FRANCIS M. Hl'C.O, Secretary of State,
LAWS OP NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP, 124. AN ACT to amend the highway law. In
relation to town or village bond for
highway maintenance.
Became a law April 2, 1917, with tha approval of tha Governor. Passed, threc- flfths being present.
The People of tho State of New Tork. represented In Senate and Assembly, do •nact aa follows:
Bactlon 1. Section one hundred and aev- •nty-two of chapter thirty of tho laws of ninateen hundred and nine, entitled "An act relating to highways, constituting chapter twenty-flve of the consolidated laws." aa amended by chapter elghty- thra* of tha la-wa of nineteen hundred and twelve, chapter flve hundred and flfty- ona of tha lawa of nineteen hundred and fifteen and chaptar flva hundred and aev- enty-elght of tha lawa of ninetean hun¬ dred and aixteen, is hareby amended to read aa followa:
I 171 Coat to town for maintenance of •tate and county highwaya. ICach town •hall par for the nwlntcnance and repair of etato and county highway* each year th* «iim of nfty dollars for each mile or tnajor fraction of a mil* of the total ttll«*«« of atate and county hlgtawaya pitbaa tba tow*. «m1i lMorpor«t«a vtl-
val tnllKIll at <fi(s dnle, such others a
ftiay be organized hereafter and such
persons ft* Olfty *nllsl or be appointed or
comrhlsaloned therein snail constitute the
naval mllltlll ol thlg bJate.
(2) The governor may when In his Judg¬ ment the efflclency ot the naval mllltia win be thereby Incrensed. create new or¬ ganizations, nnd alter, divide, consoliiinte nnnex. dl.i^liand or reorganize any or all the orgsnliatlons therein.
I3i Thfi governor shall have power nf any time to chanRe the organization nf the navnl mllltia herein prescribed, so ns lo conform to nny organlzntlon, system of drill nr Instruction, which mny be adopted fnr the navy of the I'nited States and increase nr decrease for that purpose the nuniber of offlcers, chief petty officers nml petty officers in those orRnnlznlinns. and change the designations of offlcers or enlisted men.
(41 The strenR-th of the navnl mllilln In tIrne of pence shnll not exceed four thou¬ sand five liundred offlcers nnd men. but in time.of war. invasion. Insurrectlnn or Imminent daiiRcr therenf. fhe governor .shnll have pnwor to Incrense this forr-e beyond snlil fniir thousand flve bundled offlcers and men nnd orgnnlze It as the exlgeiii-ies of fhe service mny require.
J 2. Arlicle three of chapter forty-one of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An ntt in relation to the mllllin. constituting chnpter thirty-six of the con¬ solidated laws." Is hereby amended by adding nt the end thereof two new sec¬ tions, tn be section sixty and section slx- t\--or,e. the same to read as fidbiws:
i till AUnwance for salary of the com¬ modore. The commodore shnll receive an amuial salary nf six thousand dollars
^ i;i, Dureaii of navnl mllltia. The ail- Jiilnnt-general of the stnte shnll establish and maintain as pnit of his nfflcp a bu¬ renu to be known nm1 deslRnafril reau of naval mililin " Tho ndjut.iiit-ge eral shall place nn actlvfor retired o* of the naval rnllitin ns his assisiant in charge of and as chief of suld burenu.
J 3. This act ehall take effect Immedi¬ ately. ^, Stnte of New York, Offlee of^tbe Secre tary of State, ss:
I have eompureil the preceding with the original Inw on file In this offlce. ami do hereby cerlify thai the same is u correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of suid original law.
FRANCIS M. Hl'C.O.
Secretary of Slate
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority,
riiAr. 1311.
AN ACT to amend nrtlcle four-a of the stnte law. as atided by chnpter thirteen of the laws of niiieteen humlred ninI seventeen, relative to the acqulsitinn of land by the stale for purposes of piibUc defense, and making an appropriation therefor.
Became a law April 4, 1917, with the approval ot tho Governor, Paased, three- flflhs belllK' present. '
The i'eople of the Stato ot New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Sei tinn 1. ArtUle four-a of chnpter flf- ty-nlne of tho laws ot nineteen hundred and nine, kni^wn as the state law, cnnsti- tiiling chapier llfty-seven of the cnnsnli- diited laws, a.s added by chapter thirteen of the laws of nineteen hundred nnd sev¬ enteen, is hereby amended to read as fol lows:
ARTICLE 4-A. Acquisition of Land for Public Defense i r*. Lands to be acquired; commlssinn Whenever any lands, structures or wa¬ ters, situated within tJie boundaries of this state, are. In the'Judgnient of the governor, necessarA- for purposes of pub¬ lic defense, or for other public purposes Incidental thereto Including public hl.Rh- wnv purposes, the estates, titles and In¬ terests in and to such lands, structure.'i or waters, belonging to or vested In nny person corporation or munlcJpaAity. may be acduired by the state as provided In this article. If any of such lands are. fci the Judgment of the governor, needed for piibllc highway purposes leading to. from across or around such appropriateil lands, sucb estate as may In his Judgment be necessary therefor may be acquired In such strips of land, not exceeding one hundred feet In width, as in hts Jude¬ ment are needed for such purposes. The governor shall, whenever lands, struc¬ tures or waters, to be designated by him are requlretl for such purposes, direct the adjutant general, the atate engineer and the superintendent of puhlic works, to take such action and institute such proceedinga as may be necessary to ac¬ quire such lands and easements In the name and for the beneflt of the people of the state. Such offlcera are hereby con- atittited a commission for the purpose of acquiring title to such^ lands and the atructurea and water therion. I ». Survey and map of lands to b* ac- 1 quired: approprlatlcr. of land. When dl- i rected by the gevemor to acquire deaig- Mt«4 lAxytA, vtroetiorM or watam. tee the V-c-—"— - ':' .
yrpo«— berainbafor* preacrlMd, th* eoa>> ulaaion shall cause a aurrey and map of auch landa to ba made. Tha membera of
suc^. comsjlwiloa aad Its d'jly a'Jthorlied acants and employees may enter upon ' such lands, and the structures and waters thereon, for the purpose of making sucn I/survey and map. The state engineer shall annex tu such survey and iittip lila certlfl¬ cate as to the accuracy thererjf. There shall l>e annexed thereto a certlflcate ex¬ ecuted by tiie members of the commis¬ sion, stating that tbe landa and the struc- ' tures and waters thereon, de.'icrlbed in puch survey and map, are necessary for puri>oses of public defense and for other public purposes incldentnl thereto Includ¬ ing public highway purposes. If any rights of way, easemtrls or other estates or interests tn lands are acquired for pub¬ lic highway purposes, the certlflcate of ! the commLsslon ahall include a description of tho strips of land to be used for such purposes. The original of such survey and map and the certificates annexed thereto shnll be submitted to the gover¬ nor, and if approved by him. It shall be flled in the offlce of the secretary of stnte. A copy ot such survey, map and certifi¬ cates, certified by the secretary of atate. shall be fil(M by the commission in the office of the county clerk of each tountv : in which such lands, or any portion there¬ of, are situated.
From the time ot the flllng ot the said survey and map In the offlco of the secre- ; tary ot state, entry upon and appropria¬ tion by the state, of the property de¬ scribed In such survey and map for the purposes hereinbefore prescribed, shall be deemed complete and the strips of land eelei^'ted for such public highway purposes shall thereupon become and be and for¬ ever continue to be open and eslabllshed public highways. The ct)mmlsslon shall. Immediately upon such flllng of the sur¬ vey and map In the offlce of tbe secretary of state, enter upon and take possession of all tho lands, structures and waters described in such survey and map. The commission shall thereupon cause the strips of land selected for public highway purposes to be constructed and improved As such. The expenses ot such construc¬ tion and Improvement shall be paid by the > treasurer out of funds appropriated there¬ for, on tho warrant of the comptroller. Such highways shall thereafter be main¬ tained and repaired ui1(3?r tho direct eu- pervlslofi and control of tlie state depart¬ ment of highways as a pajt °t the im¬ proved highways ot the st^iU.
i B9-a. Notice \6 Owners. The adjutant general shall, upon the flllng of the certi¬ fied copy of such suryeyj piap and certlfl¬ cates In the ofllco of such county clerlt. l serve upon tb* owners of the lands, nnd tne structure? and paters thereon, in¬ cluded Iri such survey, ami upon all per- joris. corporations or municipalities hav¬ ing any estate or Interest therein, a t\d- , M(^ ot yis filing of such survey, man and , e«Ttlftcates as above provided, which no¬ tice shall specifically describe that por- ' tlon of the property belonging to the own¬ er which has been so appropriated for the purposes hereinbefore prescribed. If the adjutant general is not able to serve sucb notice upon fhe owner ot such prop¬ erty or th^ person or corporation having an estate or Interest therein, after mak¬ ing reasonable effort to do so. or if he is unable to ascertain the persons, corpora¬ tions or municipalities owning such lands and the structiires and waters thereon, or is unable to discover the character of tho estate or Interest In and to such lands, of any person; corporation or municipal- Itv. he shall cause .such notice to be pub¬ llahed at least onco lu a newspaper pub¬ lished In the county where such land or any portion thereof Is situated, and in such other newspapers as he may deem advisable.
5 59-li. Purchase or acquisition of lands; pn.\nient of purchase price. The commis alon sliall cause an appraisal to be made ot Just compensation to the owners of Ihe lands and the structures and waters thereon, appropriated by the state ns here¬ inbefore provided, and of the estates and Interests therein of all persons, t-orpom- ^ tions or miinii Ipniitles. The cominission shall negotiate with the owners of such' property for llie purchase therenf, but In no case shall nn nmouut greater than the appraised compensation for such property be paitl. The commission and the per¬ sons, corporations and miiniclpalilies whoso property has been appropriated and who hnve ugreed upon a compensalioii lo be paitl therefor, shnll enler into an aKree- nieut for the conveyance or transfer of the property appropriated and for the payment of the ronipensatlnn to be paid, which shall be executed by the commis¬ sion and the said owners. Such agree¬ ment shall be filed In the offlce of ihe comptroller. If fhe i-oinml.sslon is unable to agree as to the compensalion tn be paid ior such lands and Ihe struclurea and waters thcieon, the court of claims chai. '"¦' hgye jiirisdieiioii tg delermine the ainoiitit %V]'r of such compensation, and upon pr%*8e,l- ' Utgn btiiiig brought before such court as provided by law, an award shall be ni:iilo of compensation for the lamia, structure.'* ' and wptors or interests therein so apjuu- prlated.
The persons, corporations or municipal- Itle.s whose property has been takt ii iiieii r the provisions of this article, ami wlm have nRreed upon the compensation to be paid therefor or tn whom an award of comptnLsatlon has lieen made by the court of cliilins, shall be enlitled to iiitcresil from the lime of tho actual occuiiaiicv thereof by the state to the dale <if the payment of the sabl compensalion; but sucb Interest shall cease upon the Sfr\ let- by tbe comptroller upon the person, cor¬ poration or municipality entitled tlier.l" of a nnlice that the stute Is ready ami willing to pay the amount of such ctini- peiLsatlon upon the presentation of pror>er proof and vouchers.
} 59-c. Searches of title. Tho attorney- general shnll furnish to the cominls-io:i all searches necessary to prove the title to tbe lands taken na provided In Ihi" nrtlcle. The expenses of making smli Searches shall be jiald by the statts trt.i:- urer out ot funds appropriated therefor. on tbe warrant of the comptroller,
J &;i-d. T'se of lands so acquired. When¬ ever lauds and the structures and waters thereon shall have been so appropriated tor the purposes hereinbefore prescrlled. the governor shall have the authority to 1 direct the carrying out of such purposes for and on beiialf of the people of the state or in co-operation with the govern¬ ment of the Cnited States, and tbe ex¬ pense thereof shnll be paid by the siaio ' treasurer out of funds appropriated therr- , for. on the warrant of the comptroller. 9 59-e. Deed or relenae of land so ac¬ quired to Ignited States. The governor may. If reipiested by any offlcer or agent of the fnited States duly authorized un- : der the hand nnd seal of any head of an executive department of the government ^ of the Cnited States, execute a deetl or > release to the government of the I'niteil ' States of the lands and the structures j I and waters thereon, described in the sur¬ vey and map flled In the offlce of the sec¬ retar.v ot atate as hereinbefore provided. excepting and reserring therefrom an easement for public highway purposes in and over the lands acquired for highway purposes pursuant to this article. Such deed or release may be so executed nt any time after the commission shall have en- j tered upon nml taken possession of such lands, structures and waters. Sucb deed or release shall tie In the form agreed upon by the governor nnd the proper rep¬ resentative of the government of the I'nited States and shall convey title to the lands, structures and waters describ- ' ed therein to the government of tho I'nit- I ed Statea, to be used for purposes of pub- j lie defense and shall cede to tho I'nited : ' States the Jurisdiction over the tracts cr ' parrels of lands so described, to the ex- |
tent and In the manner hereinafter pro-
j vlded. Such deed or release shall be
I executed in duplicate In the name of the
' state and under Ita great seal. One of
•uch duplicates shall t>« flled and reeord-
td In th* one* «<! tb* sworetMr «( eUt*
At the atAte of New Torlt. and the other ¦hall be dallverad to the proper ezecutlre department of tha government of the United Rtate*
I li-t. Concurrent Jurisdiction aa to aorv- ice of proceaa. Tho Jurisdiction ao ceded aball be upon the express condition that the atate of New York ahall retain con¬ current JurllxlicliOll MitVi liiO Ctiitrd 6lat>-s on and over the property and premises so conveyed, ao far aa tbat all civil and criminal pruceas. which may Issue under the laws or aulhority of the state of New York, may bo executed thereon In tho same manner as if such Jurlsdlt-tlon nad not been ceiled, except so far us siiuh pro'-ess may affect tho real or personal property of tho Unlteo States.
I 59-g. Exemption of prt^perty from state taxation. The property so conve.v ed and relea8<>d to the rnited Stales ahall be exempted from all taxes, assessments and other charges, which may be levied or im¬ posed under <*ie authority ot this stnte: but the Jurisdiction hereby ceded nml the exemption from taxation hereby granted shall continue In respect to such property so long as the same shall remain the property ot the I'nited States nnd be used for purposes ot public defense, and no longer.
i r.9-h. statement to tie publlshe<l In sfk- «Ion laws. The secretary of state shall cause to be printed In the session laws of the year succeeding the filing In his offlce of said deed, a statement of the date of the flllng of the survey and map of the lands, sfructures and waters so appropriated, and a copy of the deed or release of the lands, structures and wa¬ ters so conveyed or ceded, together with the ibite of tho recording of said deed or release In the offlce of the secretary of slate.
1 2. The sum of two million flve hundred thou.sand dollars (12.600,000), or so much thereof as may be necessar.v. Is hereby appropriated out of any moneys In the state treasury, not otherwise appropriat¬ ed, and hereby made available immeiliate¬ ly, for the payment to owners of lands, rights of way and easements therein fo bo acquired or taken pursuant to the provi¬ sions of article tour-a of the state law ns added by chapter thirteen of the laws of nineteen hundred and seventeen as amended by this act. of compensation. In¬ cluding interest. If an.v. accruing pursu¬ ant to tho provision of such article upon the compensation as flxed by agreement or by award ot the court of claims. Such ftlpneys shRll be paid out by the slate freasilfeif on a warrant of the comptrQj- ler after due audit by bim, to the persona, corporations yr municipalities entitled thereto; but titj ^'{irrapt {pt th^ payment of thi ctimb^fisatlon fixed by agreement ' with the commission shnll be drawn or moneys paid thereunder until the presen¬ tation and delivery tp the comptroller ot proper cdTlveyances. duly approved by the Sllorney-general, and the flllng with the comptroller of q certlflcfUs ot the attor- ' ney-general to the eftect that fhe slate will by said conveyances acquire good title to the property or other Interest therein described In such conveyances and In the agreement; and no Judgment of the court ot claims shall be so paid until there shall be flled with the comptroller a copy of the Judgment duly cerflfied by the clerk of the court of claims nor until ' the attorney-general shall flle with the comptroller all searches nece.ssary to prove the title to tho lands taken, or in which a right of way or easement Is taken, and his certificate thnt no nppeal from such Judgment haa been or will be taken, or If any appeal has been taken, a certified copy ot the final Judgment of the appellate court afllrming in whole or lo part the Judgment ot the court of claims.
The sum of ono hundred thousand dol¬ lars ($100 000). or so much thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of any moneys in the state treasury, not otherwise appropriated, for the payment of the expense of the construction and Improvement of public highways authoriz¬ ed by such article, after the lands or ease¬ ments therefor have been acquired
The sum of ten thousand dollars fJlO.fiOOi, or so much thereof ns may be necessary, is hereby approprlnted out ot any moner » In the state treasury, not otherwise ap¬ propriated, for defraying expense, other than highway construction or improve¬ ment. In carrying out the provisions of such article of the state low as heretiy amended, to be paid out liy the st,ite treasurer on the warrant of the comp¬ lroller upon the certificate ot the adjutant general, the state enplneer nnd surveyor and the superlntemlenl of public works.
i 3. This act shall take effect Immediately State of New York, Offlce of the Secretary of State, ss: **'
I have ((impared the preceding with th«! original law on flle In this office, nnd do hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and ot the whole of said original law.
FRA-NT'IS M. HCGO,
Secretary of .State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CIlAl'. KIT. AN ACT to amend the eilucation law, relative to consolidation nf Bchonl dis¬ tricts as a high school district for the purpose of erecting and malntaliilnK a central hiKh school.
Became a law April f>. 1917. with tbe approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being Iiresent.
The Peoiile of the State cf New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. (.'hapter twenty-one nf the laws of nineteen hundretl and nine, enti¬ tled "An act relatuiK to ediicntion, con- Btiluting chnpter sixteen of the consnli- dated laws." ns nmeiided by chapter one hundred and forty of the laws of nine¬ teen hundred and ten, is hereby amendeil by inserting therein a new arlicle to be known as article six-c. to read as follows ARTIi'l.r: B-C. Central High S-hool IMsfrlcts. Section ISrr. Formation ot central high school district. If*, Request for meeting tn vote on establishment of district; notice of meet¬ ing. 189. Expense of notice. I89-a. (omluct of meeling. 189-b. Proceedings to bc submit¬ ted to commissioner of educi^ion; order estab¬ lishing district. 18»-c, Number and election of memhers ot board of ed¬ ucation. 189-d. Location of high school
site. lS9-e, Acquisition of site and
erection of building. lS9-f, Issue and sale of bonds lK>-g. Powera of bonrd ot educa¬ tion; laws applicable. 189-h. Diatrlct meetlngfi; vote , upon school taxes.
189-1. Apportionment of expen- .
189-J. District treasurer; rus- | tody and disbursement of funds. 189-k. State aid. 1(<9-1. Tran.sportaflon of pupils.
i 187. Formation ot central high school district. Two or more adjoining school districts mny be formed into a centrnl high school district In the manner pro¬ vided In this nrtlcle. for the purpose of erecting, estnbllsning and maintaining therein a high school for the secondary education ot tho pupils residing In such district who have completed the work of the elementary grades In tho several school districts included In such central high school district.
1188. Request tor meeting to vote on establishment of district; notice of meet¬ ing. 1. Whenever flfteen qualified electors of each of the districts proposing to *¦- tabllah such central high school district •hall Blm a request in writing for a meet- li« of the qualified electors of such diSr trtcts to be held for the pmrpoae of de- Untiktac wb«th«r a central high •chool
district shall tie eatablished in confonntty with the provisions of tbis artlele, it shall be the duty of the iKiard of education ot each '.irUon free school d:itr!i't ard of the trustees of each common achool dlstrht to give public notice that a meeting of Ihf qualified electors ef such districts mill be held at a time and plsce to be spoclflcd
therein. Bljcii plat « blinii l<v (.-uliVeoU liti.ii
accessible to the qualified electors of such districts antl the notice shall specify the day and hour of the meeting, which Bh.ill be not less than twenty nor more than thirty days after the publiiation of such notice. If the board of education and trusteee of such districts refuse or fail to give such notice wiihin iwenty days after such request shall havo lieen presented to them, the commiysiom r of eilucation may by order authorize and direct nn inhabi¬ tant of any of such districts to give such notice.
2. Such notice shall be published once a week for three consccutr. e weeks b, fore the meeting In nil the newspapers pub¬ lished in anj' ot the distri' ts proposeil to be estnbllshtsl as a (-eniral high si hoed distrli I. In addition to s.n h publlcalinn. such notice shall be posted iu fhe con¬ spicuous placea In each of sceh districts at least twenty duys prior to the meeting. If there are no newspapers publisher] In any ot such distrlcta, such notlcb simll bo posted In at least ten coiiiplcueiis places In euth of such dislrici., ai least twenly da>a prior to the day of meetiii'.-
{ 1X9. Kxpense of notice Tl\e ren.son- able expense ot the publlcaflo ;. i se-- vlce of such notice, together with the ex¬ penses actually Incurred In the holding ot such meeting, shall be chargablo against tho central high school district. If It bo established, and shall be levied and col¬ lected by the board of education of such district. In the same manner as are other expen.sea chargeable against such district for tho establishment and maintenam e of a high school therein. In tho event that such central high school district Is not estnbllshed, such expenses shall bo charge¬ able upon the qualified electors signing the request Jointly and severally, to be sued tor if necessary In any court having Jurisdiction of the same,
i 189-a, Conduct of meeting Such meel¬ ing shall be organized by tbe election of a chairman anti a ilerk, and may be ad Journed from time to time by a majority vole, provided that such adjournment shall not be for a longer period than ten days. If there are at least flfteen quali¬ fied electors present from each of the dis¬ tricts proposing to estahMsh such central high school distrit t. suc^ meeting mny by tho affirmative vote of a majority of those present ^nd voting from each of such dis¬ tricts adopt a roeoliiiton to establish a central high school district comprising the districts voting in favor thereof. If when such resolution Is presented a ma¬ jority of the qualified electors present from ono or more of such districts Is op¬ posed to the establishment of such central high school district, and a majority of the qualified electors present and voting from each of the other districts Is "in favor of such resolution, the qualified electors present and voting from the dis¬ trlcta In favor of the establishment of such district mny ndnpt a resolution for the establishment of a central high school district comprising the districts voting in favor of such resolution.
The resolutions so submitted shnll be voted upon hy Inking and recording the ayes and noes. The clerk of the bnard shall keep a poll list containing the names of the qualified electors presenl from each of tho districts and indicating how each of such electors voted upon such resolutions,
i lS9-b. Proceedings to be submitted ti> cotnnilssioner of eilucation; order estab¬ lishing district. A copy of the request of the qualified electors for the meeting to establish such cenlral high school dis¬ trict, the uoiicc of the nneling and the minutes ot the proceeillngs thereof. In¬ cluding tho resolutions adopted by the electors present thereat, sliall be certilied by the chairman and clerk of the miet- ing and shall be submitted to the com- mlBsloner of education. The commi.ssinner shnll, upon sut-h nnlice and after siu ii henrlng as he may deem proper, consider the pnpers submitted to him in respect to the eBlabllslimeiit of such district and ascertain as to the advisability of esuili- lishing such district. It he deems 11 for ihe educational liilerests^^if the distri. Is affected that siii-li centnti high school shall be eslabllsheil. he shall l.ssiie an order under the seal nf the department, llrecting that the said illstrlcts be eslab¬ llshed as a central high school district. The original order shall bo tiled in the offlce of the i-ominissioner. and (opies thereof shall be filed in the offlces of the district clerks of the dislricis comprising such cenlral hiRh st-hool district, ami al.so in the ofTlcea of the town clerks of the town In which sm h ilistrictH or any pa'ts thereof are situaleil. Such disiri.-I sli.ill be established as a central high school district upon the e.xeciiiioii of smh oiik-r. J 1.S9-C. Number and election of imm- bers (if boiiiil of ediicalinn. The order of the conimlssloner of eilucation eslablish- ini? such central liiKh .school ilistrii t shall specifv the tuinilur of niembers lo t on- stilulo the board of etlin-allon of such ciistrii-l nnd the numlier of nu mbers lep- leseiitliig each »t the d.slricts Includeil in such disiric-l. The number of such mem¬ liers sicill be nol less ih.'iii live. Tlieri- shall be at least oue member of such board from each common school ilistiict and at least Uvo from e.-uh union free school district. The board of education of each union free school district In such central hii:li school disirict shall apiiolni the iiunilicT of peisoiis so ilcsife'iiat'd L: tho cnminlHSioner In represent such dis¬ trict as members of wc li thereof. In each comnu havliiK a sole trusiii. s represent such illstrlct the boanl of educition hiuh sehooi district. If distriet have three tri" ¦ if trustees .sh:ill (IcsIkimI bers to represent sm h d ber nf sm h board of i ib sons so desit;iiate.l the board nf odui
LEGAL NOTICES.
if eilucatloii 1 school district . ll liuslec shall s a member of of such central common school et s. smh board le one of it-i mem- lisli-ii t as a mem- ucalicui. The per¬ il be members of ,f Ihe I'cntral high school district during Hicir terms of ofllce as members of the boird of edueatmn or .18 trustees of the (llm ids respectively rcprescnteil bv them Whenever a va- cancv ahall occur In llie ofllce ot a mem¬ ber of the board of education of such central hich sdinnl district. It shall be tilled as above prnvideil
51R9-d. Location of tiigli school site The board ot education of such lenlriil h1(.'ll school district shall designate the site of the central high school In sm h dis- trlc-t bv resolution conlaliimK a description thereof bv metes ami bounds. If such board of eflucallon is '.inable to nprep aa to the selection of a site for smh hlsh .school biiililing or sliall fnr any reason neglect nr refuse m defilrriate such site, the c-oinmlssloner of education may upon submission of the uuestion to him. after a hearing and due Investigation. Issue an order determining the location of the site of such building.
5 lS9-e. Acquisition of site and erection of building. Tho board ot education of a central high sehonl district shall, when the site of the snld high s. hotd building shall have heen designated na prnvided herein, submit to the qualified electors of such district a proposition authorizing the levy and collection of a tax. In one sum or by installments, sufflcient in amount for the pur<4iise pr Rctiiilsltlon ot such site.
Tho iinid Wiard of cjlucation shall also submit to the" qualified electors of tho said cenlral hit-h school district a pmpo- pltion authorizing the ieyy nnd collection of a tax in Installments, for the erection on such site of a new building suitable for high school purposes and for the construc¬ tion ot such improvements or structures on such site as may be required for the est*bllBhmen! and maintenance of a high school In mich district.
Such propositions shall be voted upon bv the qualified electors of the district al •' m**ttnc c«Il«d by the bMrd of edva-
SrPRE.VE ( OIRT .\atisan County
GKORGK RAJ.S10.\, Plaintiff.
against .MARY .MIM^, RL'TU JACKSO.N. OSCAR JACKSON, JA.MKS JACK¬ SO.N. LAURA Z. JACKSON, .MARV i ELIZA JACKSO.N", et al..
Defendant.s.
By virtue of a judgment of pariition and sale, dul.v inadt and entered 'n the otfu-o of the Clerk of .Nassau Coun¬ ty, in Ihc above enlitled action, bear¬ ing date the 1st day of June. HUT. I, the undersigned, the referee In sai.l judgment named, will sell at inibl'i a liclion on the
• sard IfHV of ,liily, I!»I7. at tweUe oc loek noon td' that day, i :i the front .stoop of the ilouniy t'otiit House. .Mineola. .Nassau County, Stale of .New >(irk. the premises directed by said judK'ueiit to be sold and Ihi'iein (lesei ilieii as follows:
BI.CrlNNl.Ni; on the northwesterly c-ornei of a street or road now known as Oaktieid Avenue and fornierh known as Oid .Mill Road and a stret i or io;;(l now known as Heltawh Av- nue, runnini; thence northerly aloiif^ h( ucslii ly s'de of the said Oakheld
¦ kw (11 Old .Mill Road, as it w.'.-i
formerly oalled. to the souilierly siiie of the property now or formerly ot Treadwell Jaeksoii, thence riinnir. wcsterly alon^ the sottthtily line lU the said land of Treadwell Jackson to land now or former'v belont:inj; i i A. Baldwin' thence ruiiniim southerly along the westerly line of land of said A. Baldwin to the northerly side e; Beltagh Avenue; ihence easterly and along the northerly side of the saiil Beltagh Avenue and Oakfield Aveiuu or Old .Mill Road, as it was formerly called .1(1 the poini or plate of begin ning.
Said lands ront:;ining by estiniatiou about IJi/a acres, be ihe same niore or less. Dattd June 2nd. 1!I17.
CHARI.KS R. WKKKS,
Referee. M. S. St:ho<nbaiini.
INainliff's Attorney, Offlce and I', O. Address,
Post OfTice Building. |
Jamaica, .N. V.
.\t a Term of the County Court of Nas
sau Conniy held at the County Coin!
House, in Mineola, .Nassau Couniy,
.New York, on the 4th day of Junt-.
I!I17. I'RKSKNT:
IION. I,i;\\IS J. SMITII,
C()llllt\ .ludge. ORIJKR In the .MatK-r of the .Aiipliealion
"f Rudolph J. Rosenthal for Leave
to cliangf- his name to Rudolph
^ .Collins.
l'pon reading and filing the petition of Rudoliih J. Rosenthal praying for leave t(i assume the name of Rildolpli J. Collins, in place of his iircseui name, and it appearing lo the satis¬ faction of the Court up.in said iieti- tion that tht rr Is no reasonable ob¬ jection to pl liiioiur assuming tic name propost (I.
.NOW, on motion of Clock & Sea¬ man, altoriie.v',s for Ihe petitioner, it is
ORDKRKI). that the said Rudolph 1. Rosenthal be. aud he lieriby is au- thori/ed to Hssiiiiie the name of Ru¬ dolph J. Collins in place and stead ol his Iiresent name ou the llth da> oi .luly, CUT. upon his coiirpb ing wH'i the provisions of Heel ions 11114 ;ili.i 241,''i of the Code,of Civil Pt (xcdui i of the Stale of N'ew York, vi/:
Thill he cause a copy of this order to lie piiblislied within ten day,s afi* i the uiaking and entry thereof in Tlic .Nassau I'ost, a newspaper publislu u in the County of Nasau, and ihi! within len days after the making oi this order he cause the same to be eu- tereil and the papers iipiui which i' is granled to be filed in tht- om(-(' of tin Clerk of the County of .Nas.sau, airl Ihat withiii forty days after Ihe mal.- ing of Ifiis order hi lib' an airi(la\'' of publication of this, cirder with lh-- Clerk of Ihe Couniy of Nassau. ;in I ihat after, said i-e(|nir( lue-iits an ((U'l plicU'wilh the said petiiioiier iiiiw on and afl» r the 1 Ith day of li'l^. I'.IT. be known by the u.'iiiie which 1" is authori'/.ed to assume and by u'l ciilii-r name, i '^i
i.r.wis .1. sMnii.
County .Indgi of Nassau Ctuiiitv, ''lock tt St a man.
.Miornevs for retition' r. (imet' (Uld I' O. .\clilri-.ss.
.Mcrriek Road ami ciiurdi St i (( i. Freeport. .N. 'i'.
NOTM i; TO MM IIITOII.S
I'liisiianI to an ciidei of HON" I.I'.O.M; H. II0\V1;1.L, Surrogalt o; tht ' ounly of .Nassau, nolle*' is h'Vi bv grin t"(i all persons having claim;, iigain-: l!i:HN\UI) l.KNNON. 1:U'- of llie Town of-Hemp.'Uiad, in the said eoimty did astd. to present llie saiiu' wilh the vonehers thereof, to the sub- serjbi I the administrator of the goods, ehallil.'^ and eredils of said dfceased. al hiL= place of transacting busim'-ss :it the oirice of George .M-orion Levy, Krtti'orl, .New York, on or bi-fore the L'jili (Ii.v of neeeinbei IieX».
Hai.d, Mint'ola. N. V., .May 2?,. IUIT. IIKNIIV S LKNNflN, Adiiiiiiistraicir. C,i (11; 1 Morion Levy.
Aiftiiniy ff>i- Aduiinistiator, 1-7 Railroad Av« nue, Freeport, N. Y.
SlPRKMi: COCRT. NKW YORK COCNTY Henry S( hulthei.s. Plain tiff againsl Bay Boulevard Realt» Co.' Inc.. and Harry J. .Meyt-rH, Ue fondants:
By virtue of an execulion isBued upon a judmnent rendered in the Su¬ preme Court, New York County, i transcript uf said judgment havlnjt
been filed in the Nassau Countj^ Clerk's Offlce on the 19th tlay of !?• cember, I'jii in the above entitiei action, in Savor of said Plaintiff ani* against said Defendants, tested on the Hth dav- of Dec^mbrf, 1316, and to tno directed and delivered. I here¬ by give nocice^than on the
17lh ItAY OF Fl^lBKl ART, 1917, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at th» front door of the .Nassau County Court Hou.se. in the Town of Hemp stead. .N. V., I sball expose for sala as the law directs, all ihe right, title, and interesi which the Defendants Bay Boulevard Realty Co. Inc., and Harry J. Meyers, had on the 19tb day of December. i;tl6, or at any tim? thereafter of In and to the following described property:
ALL iho.-.p cerlain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, b'ing ant* being in the Village of Ixing Beach. Town of Hempstead, County of Na? sau and State of New '/ork, anif known and designated on a ceriato map filed in the Offlce of the Clerk of the County of Nassau, entitled ".Map .No. I, Kstates of Ixing Beach, William H, Reynolds, President, Chai, W. Lea\iU, Jr., l>anscape Kngineer 220 Broadway, New York Ci'y, daieJ .March, 1!»07 tiled in the Offlee of the Clerk of the Couniy of .Nassau as Map No. :'.l. on April :;oth, I'll. and by the lot numbers One il). Two l2», "Three iill. Four HI, and Five litt. ill Block Firty-foiir if)4). on said .Map.
ALSO lots Thirly-Rix (36). Thirty seven (37), Thlrty-eljrht (38). Thirty nine (,3;n, and F'orty (401 in Bloc# Forty-two (42), on said Map.
ALSO lots Thirteen (131, Fonrfee* (14). Fifteen (Ll), Sixteen (16), Seventeen ('"). Kighleen (18). .Nine¬ teen (191. Twenty (20), Twenty-on» (21). Twenty-two (22). and Twenty three (23), In Block F-orty-one (41) on said Map.
AI„SO lots Thirty-seven (37), Thlr ty-eighl i:!8i Thirty-nine (39), For ty (40), and Forty-one (41), in Block Thirty (30), on said Map.
ALSO lots Twelve (12), Thlrteei* .•IS). Fourteen (14), Fifteen (1,1) Sixteen (Ifi), Seventeen (17), P^igh- leen I 18). Nineteen (19). Twentf (20), Twenty-one (21), Twenty-iwf> (22) Twenty-three l23l. Twenty-four 124), Twenty-five (2,")). T\venty-sl» (2ti), Twenty-seven (27), Twenty eight (28), Twenty-nlnr (2'i). Thlrt.r (30). Thirty-one (31), Thirty-two 1321, anil Thirty-three 133). in Block Thirty (-'.O), en s'aid Map.
ALSO lots One (1). Two (2). Threw (3). Four (I), and Five (S). in Block Thirt\ (30). on said Map.
Dated. Mineola .N. Y., January 3rd, 1917. nilNKAS A. SKAMAS,
Slierlff, Nassau County ARMIN II. MITTLKMANN. Attorney
for I'lainliff, 44 Cidar Street, No
York City.
The .<ale in the aboie action I* herebv furilu-r adjourned to the 17th liny of Mnrrh, 1D17
at the same time and place.
PIIINKAS A. SKAMAN,
Sheriff
I^ali'd. Mineola, N. Y., l-'i binary 14
1917.
The s,'ile in the alane act ion is here¬ bv fnitliir adioiirneil to the
MIth day of .May, IIH7 at iIk^ same time and plat-e
i'iiini:as a. si:aman.
SherifTi Dai.d, Mineola, N. Y, Manb, Ifi. iiiV.
Till' sale ill Illl' aliiiM' .'11 lion b'¬ li! i-ili,\ Illl lllll adiouiiiid Id ilic 23r(l tlaj of .Inne, 1917
at Illl .' aiii" I iiiif :iiiil placi .
I'I11N1;.\S A, SLA MAV,
Sh.>iif| Hall ll, .MMimla, N, V., 'U:irc|i Id, l:il
sr I'li I :mi: cur i;r, .'^assai cor
TV Iiem git i;. I)f .Mott, a.s Kxec ll till- last Will and ¦reslanit-nl I lledell, (hiceased I'laililiff| Laura 1-;. Whilmaii, Ddem
I: I'
III I Ian a;.'aiii^ lllll; III jiiii
Shoe ; Shining Parlor
HATS CLEANE0 AND
I RENOVATED CIGARS, CIGARETTES
J. A. CHAREALIS
44 So. Mala St FBEEPOBT
.1 a Jiiilgmenl of !< t-lo.-^iiit ami .-all iiiadr' and cniercil !li( :i:iii,e I Illl n (I at lion, daied iHili ila.\ Cl .iiiiie. 111 the ytar • ihoiisaiKl iiiue bundled and sixtecr I. Ihl uii(|( l>^gIie(l, llie reft K'e in ;-ai i,iil:;iiii III name <1, v, ill sell at pub nil lllll' lo Ibe bigheid bidder, at ihj ritiiii liiiiir of tbe ollii (' of llooley V. iison, .11 No. 211 .Mt trick Road, Roc \ille I'llilK, in the 'idwii of llem .-Hail. N.'issau Coiiiil\, .New \nrk, llu :iili (lay of June, in Ihe year on thonsaiid nine huiidud and sevi ll I II, ;ii i( '1 o'( lock in ;he forenftor ihi [ireiiiise.-; (lescribed jii :-'d.>i[ jud). UK III of foi I closure ¦i.."'t bale, as foj
Ilo^ s, to wil : ALL lliai ( ( rUiiii pur« o> pert
lof land, with the buildings and In^ tiroveiiieiils ihtieon, siliialed at Fre^ port. Town of llempstead. County Nassau and State of .New York, boiinf ((1 and fb'sc ribed aM follows, vlj Iti;(;iN.M.N(; at a point on Hk I'iaste ly Hide of Raynor Aveiiui , disiail .Noilbt rly from Mill Hoad. ihree huij dred ciKliiynine ar.d four-feiitl C;K9.4) fe<'l, when lueaiiired alot the Kasterly side of Ray.ior Aveiii and iiiniiing theiK'c Kasterly at rlgj angles to Raynor Avenue, fine hij (Irtd and lifly (l,^"i fe<'t; and riinnii tbeiKc Noitbeiiy parallel with Raj nor A\tiiii(, lifly (SO) feet, theni Westerly at right angles with Rayii^ Avenue, one hundred fifty (LOO) ff to I-;asl<-rly side of Raynor Aveni^ and tiKiiee Southerly along the Kan eily side of Raynor Avenue, fll (.Od) feet to the jgiint or place of ginning. f!ontalning all the laj wiihin said bounds.
BKI.N'fJ the same premises rnnrt od by John T. Raynor and f'harlc
' Raynor, his wife, to the party of first par' hereto, by deed dated .^ lober lOfh, 1906, and leeorded In fii sail County Clerk's office In IJher 1
I of Conveyances, page 484, on 0<rtot
I I7fh, 1906.
Dated April 25th, 1917. ,
FELIX REIFSTHNEIDER. JRJ
Refer
Hnol#y A Wttaan,
Attomera for Plaintiff,
