THK ITASSAt POST. FIEEFOBT, N. T., FRIDAT, JUXE SS. 1»17
SfiflH
LEGAL HOTICBS.
LictAL noncm
a>W8 OF New YORK-By Autherity.
CHAP IM
Aft ACT to amend th« hichway Uw, la
ralatlon to motor vrhlclea.
Became ¦ law April 12, 1(17, with th« approval of th« Oovernor. Paaeed, three- flfthf beliiK praeanc.
The People of the State «f New Tork, r*preHent«rl In Senate and Asaembly, do enaet nn f<j|lowii:
Sectiun 1. 0ub<1lvlalona three and four ef seotlon c/^ hundred and clKhty-two of chapter thirty of the lawe of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act relat- ; Ins to hlffhwaya. conatltutltiK ;?bapter I ' tw?nty-flV6 of the conaolidHted lawa." aa added by chaptfr tliree luuidred anil aev- | •ntv-four of the lawn of nineleen hundred •nd ten and amended by chapier four hundred and ninety-one of tbe lawa of nineteen hundred and eleven, are hereby : amended lo read. rpRpectlvely. a.<i follows.
1. ReKlJitratliin book. Cpon the receipt of an applleallon for roijlmratlon of a motor vehicle, aa provid.-<l In this artl'le. i the aecretary of atate •<li;tll flle su'-h ap- pll'-atlon in hla ofRee a^ Albany hii'I auch Other plarea within the .state of New York aa he mnv dealKimte miil rejfl.ttor aur-h motor velih'le or venli 1,-b. with the nam^ realdenoe and- bualnen* addreaa ef tti« owner, trtneiher with tha farta stated In ¦uch appll'-iitloii. In a lii..<)k or Index to ba kept for Ihe puriionc. uii.lar the rtlfftlno ' tlve number assigned to hmcIi motor vehl- ' ela hy the ae'ietuiy of at.ite. wliich hook or Index shnll be open to imbllc |^ispeotlon durlnjr reaMoiia'ljle tjiialiiess hourM
•4 Certificate of reKlHlrailoii l'pon the ' Bllnf of inch applicnllon and the pay¬ ment of the fee harelnarter provided, the ¦aeretary of state shall aii8l8n to euch motor vehicle a diatlnctlve number Hnd, without expense to the appllcunt, laaue and deliver In such manner as the secre¬ tary of suite jnay select to the owiiHr a certificate of reirlatratlon In auch form aa the secretary of state shall prescribe, and two number plates at a place within the state of New York named by the ap¬ plicant In his uppllcatlon. In the event of the lo«a, mutilation or dealruotlon of any eerlltlcate of reBlstratl*(i pro<ided for In this article or of any number plate provided for In ^ils section or of any II- Oaiise or haitge. the owner of a reRlstered motor vehicle or manufai'turer. or dealer, or chauffeur, aa tho riiae rnay be, may ob¬ tain from the secretary of state a dupli¬ cate thereof upon llllniT In the offlce of the aecretary of stute an afllilttvit showlni? Buoh fact and the payment of a fee uf one dollar.
I 2. SutKllvlslon nine of aecllon two hun- j dred and eighty-two of such chapter, aa added by chapter three hundred and aev- enty-four of the laws of nineteen hun- 1 dred and ten and amended by chapter four hiiHiire.l and nlnely-one of the laws of nineteen hundred and eleven. Is hereby i repealeil
I 3, Section two hundred and elghtv- ^ three of mich chnpter, as ad.led by cliHp- ^ ter three hun'dred and seventy-four of the laws of nineteen hundred and ten and amended by chupter four humlreil ami ninety-one of the lawH of nineteen fiun- •• dred and eleven. Is hereby ameiiJed to j rend as follows:
I 283. DiHtlnotlve numtier; form of num- i ber plates, 1. DlHtlnctlve number nui»t ; be carried on motor vehlclea. No per.sun • hal; operate or drive a niotor vehicle on the p.ililln hiKhwuvH of this Htat.« iifli'i , the first ilii.v of AuKUsl, nineteen liiiinlie.! : and ten, unless audi \ehli|o shnll luivc 11 i dlHllncllve nimiber asslRncI to It bv the secretary ot stnte anil a nuniber plate Is ; auod by the secretary of stnic with » number, and other Identlllc,ition nuitict If any, correspoiulliu; lo Uml of the <er- : tlficuta of reKistrnlliin conspicuously dl.n played, one on the front ami one on tin- rear of such vehicle, each .sccuiel-i f:islcn- ad so as to prevent the aame fiom swing¬ ing.
2. Number plates to be chnnRed annual¬ ly. Such number plate.s .slinll be of a j distinctly rtlfferBiit color each ye:.ir, nnd thcie shnll l.e at all times u marked cm trn.st between the color of the numlier plates and that of the numerals or letters thereon ;
3 form ef number plate. Such number j pinte shall be of metal, at least six Inches ; wide and not leas than llfteen Inche.s in ] leiiKth, on which there shall bo the liiillnls "N v.," and there shall be the diHtliictive j number assljcned to Ihe vehicle set foilh \ In numerals four Inches lonsr, each stroke ot which shall be at least ftve-elRliths 9f an Inch In width. No vehicle ahall .lis- ' play the number plates of more than one ¦tate at a time, nor shall any plate be | uaed other than those Issued by the sec- retary of Btate. i
I 4, Section two hundred and eighty- four of such chapter, aa added by chap¬ ter threa hundred and seventy-four of the | IA.WS of nineteen hundred and ten and amended by chapter four hundred and ' ninety-one of the laws of nineteen hun- ' dred aud eleven, is hereby amendeil to ' read as foilowa: |
I 284, KeKlslratlon and number plates I for manufacturers and dealers, 1 Kvery ¦ person, firm, asaociatlon or corporation manufacturing or dealing In motor vehi¬ cles, may, Instead of registering each mo- ! tor vehicle so manufaotured or dealt In. j apply to the secretary of state for a sin¬ gle registration aa manufaoturer or deal- | er, as the case may be, and for number plates. The application shall be upon a ; blank to be furnished by the secretary i of state, and ahull be verifled. It shull | contain a brief description of each stylo or type of motor vehicle manufactured or j dealt In by the applicant. Including the character of the motor power staled In flgures of horse power In accordance with ; the rating establlshetl by the Society of ' Automobile Engineers, and If an auto truck tha combined weight and carrying ' capacity and tf a motor vehicle adnptcd j specially for one as an omnibus the seat- | Ing capacity, and the name and residence, I Including county and business address, of •uch manufacturer or dealer. Tue appll- catlon ahull be accompanied with the pay- I ment of a reglatratlon fee of flfteen dol¬ lars. Two nuniber plates of the same kind shall constitute a set, and the fee for each set ahall be five dollara; except that ' the flrst set of number plates shall be furnished without the payment of any fee 111 addition to the reglatratlon fee. The application shall be flled aud registered lu - tbe offlce of the aecretary of state In thn | iMkine manner as provided In thla chapter 1 for the registration of a motor vehicle. ' The secretary of state shall thereupon as- { sign a distinctive manufacturer's or deal- ; era registration number to the applicant , and issue to the applicant a certlflcate I of such registration with and for each separate set of numl>er plates. Each cer- ' tltlcate ¦hall, tn addition to the general reglltrmtion number, recite any aud all distinctive words, nunvbers or marks on the set of plates for which such certlflcate I la Issued, The secretary of stute shall i «lao promptly deliver lo the applicant, at A place within the state to be designated by him tn the application, the set or nets of number plates to which he Is entitled, Thu applicant shall be provided with the one set fiimlshed with bis appllcullon and •uch additional sets, not exceeding four, : for which he sball have paid the fees ' above provided. Rach number plate aball ba o^ metal, and the manufacturer's or dealer'* general registration number ahall be set forth thereon together with the Initials "N. Y." The size of a manufao- firer's or dealer's plate and of the nu- 1 tierals of aucb general reigatration num- iier shall be the sume aa for a number plate described In section two hundred and eighty-three. All of such plates inay : contain such otlier Identification matter as the secretary of state may deem prop- ' er. The provlalona of subdivision two of section two hundred ami eighty-three ¦hall apiply to such number plates. Ad- I dittonal number plate*. In sets, with the ' corresponding oertiflcates, tnay be obtain- '< ed from the secretary of ¦tate at any ', time, upon the payment of the fee above •ro\ided: but the seoretary of state m»y . limit the total number ef dealere' platee | w ke leeued «• any p«rttaul«r 4e*ler la
exceee of Are. A duplicate of any manu¬ facturer's or dealer's nuniber plate, In cos* of lees or destructlkn. which fact shall be proven by the affldavlt of the manufacturer or dealer, m.iy be obtained from the secretary ot state for two dol¬ lars and flfty cenlx
t. Except aa otherwise provided In the next s«ictlon, no person shall operate or drive, or rsnse to be operated or driven, on the publh' highways a motor vehicle to which any such manufacturer's or deal¬ er's nuniber plates are attached unless the manufacturer or dealer Is the owner or enlitled to the possession of such vehicle,
t, Reglstmiion under this section shall be renewed ;ind new plates procured an- nualb'. to ta'.,e effect on the flrst day of February of each year. All reglstratlooe under this se'tion. Including original reg- Islratlons niM.io after February first of any year, shall expire on the thlrty-flrat "lay of January following the time the regls- laratlon tak>-s effect
4, The privileges of this section shall not extend to any motor vehicle operated or driven by n manufacturer or dealer for pleasure purposes or for private use or for hire,
II 5, Riich chapter Is hereby amended by ln^er^lng therein nfter section two hun¬ dreii and elghtv-fonr, n new section, to be' section two hundred and elghty-four-a, to read us follows
I asi-n. Ltmitf-d n^e of dealer's number plates bv vendee l'pon the snle of a mo¬ tor vehicle bv regl.'teiecl denier the ven¬ dee shall be allowed to operate the same unon the pulili'c highways for the period of live liays after taking possession there¬ of, without cariylng number plates issued upon a registration under section two hundred and eighty-two. If the motor vehicle shall hnve attached thereto and displayed thereon. In the manner |»rovldei1 In section two hundred ami eightv-thre°. a set of liealers number plates Issued to surh dpnler under section two hundred anil elKlity-foiir. and If a proper applli .1- llon for ri'Klstratloii uml number p'ntes for such vehicle under the provision^ of section two hunilred and eighty-two slinll have been mailed or presented to the serrotary of sttttc, arcompanled with pay¬ ment of the rcripired fee. wllhin twenly- four hours after he has taken posses>lon thereof
No peraon shall operate or drive upon the puhllo highways any motor vehicle on. which Is fastened or displayed any such dealer's iiumb,-r plafeH nfter a sale of such vehicle hy the dialer except In compllnnce with the foregoing provisions
A denier who sells a inolor vehicle Hlmll not deliver to or permit to be taken by the vendee any such number plates with¬ out first mailing to the secretary of slate a verifled statement, upon « blank to be furnished hy him, setting forth the fol¬ lowing facts: A description, by general and distinctive numbers nnd eharacteis thereon, of the iilntes and certlflcate to be loaned; the nnmo and residence. IncKidlng county ami business ad.lie.-is, of the veii- ilec of the motor yelilcl.- a brief descrip¬ tion of the motor vehicle sold. Including the name of the manufacturer and fno- tory number; the chuiacter and amuunt of Ihe m.ithe power stated In flgures of horse power In acccrdnme with the rat¬ ing eslabllshed hy the Society of Auto¬ mobile Kngineers. or. If It he nn niito truck, the combined weight of the truck und carrylni^ capiiclty The dealer shall also state whether he has knowledge or Is Informed that the motor vehicle Is to be used na an oiiiiilbus. nnd if he states that ho has knowleilKe or Informntlon that ll Is to be so u.'eil he shnll nlso specify ttre sealing capacity of the niutor velii<le sold.
A vendee to whom number plates are dcllveicd or by whom tlie\ ure held luiiler the provisions of this section sluill return the same, ami the uc. ompan.Uiig regls- tialloii (;eitilicate. to the .lo:|ler before the expiration of six daya after he took possession of the motor vehh-Ie purchas¬ ed. If number plates ao delivered or hald, or such cerlifliale. are not returned with¬ in the time above Unilied, the dealer shall Iniinedlalely nolify the secretary of st.ite of that fact bv mall describing the plates according lo the general and dlMlliicllve numbers ami charncteiH llieicon,
g H. Subdivision one of section two hun¬ dred and ninety of such elmpler, us a.lded by chapter three humlred and seventy- four of the laws of nineteen hundred and ten, Is hereby amended lo read as fol¬ lows:
1 Tho violation of any of the provi¬ sions of BO. lions two hundred an.l eighty- two, two hundied and eliihl.\'-three, two hundre.i and eighty-four and two hundred and elghtyfour-u of this article shall coiiMlltute H inlsilenieaiior punishable by a fine noi exceeillng n/t.« dollurs,
g 7, This net shall tnke effect February flrst. nineteen humlred und eighteen, but registration of dealers or muiiufn. lurers and Issuance of number plntes under sec- lion two hundred and eighty four of the highway law as amended by this act for the year beginning on tha flrst day uf February, nineteen humlred and etghteeti. may he applied for wllhin sixty dnvs next preceding such day. and no registration of niunufueturers or dealers f.ir sucli year under section two hundred and eighty- four of such law as In force prior to such day shall be applied for or made. SMto of New York, ufflce of the Secretary
of Stntp. ss:
I have compared the preceding with the original Inw on tile In this offlce, and do hereby certify that the same la a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law
FRANCIS M. ITl'flO;
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CIIAIV ItlT,
AN ACT to amend the agricultural law,
In relation to bruiidliig cheese,
Hecame a luw April itf, ]1>17. with the
approval of the Qovernor. Passed, three-
Itfths being present.
The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section I. Section forty-nine of chapter nine of t^e laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act In relation to agri¬ culture, constituting chapter one of th* conaolldnted laws." us amended by chap¬ ter four hundred and flfty-slx of the luws of nineteen hundred and thirteen. Is here¬ by amended lo read aa foll.'ws:
i 49. I'dl of falsa brand prohlhlteA: branding of sklm-mllk cheese regulated. No person shall offer, sell or expose for sale. In any package, butter or cheese which Ih falsely branded or labeled. No person shall sell, offer or expose for sale cheese commonly known as Cheddar cheese ma.le fiom sklniiued or partially skimnied milk unle.ss the same Is branded to show thnt It Is skim-mllk cheese. All such .'heeao so sold. ofTere.! or exposed for .sale shall be branded with the words "sklni-mllk cheese. ' or if such cheese contains thirteen per centum of milk fat or over. H mnv be branded "medium sklm-mllk cheese. " or If tl contains eight¬ een per .¦eiitiiiii of milk fat'or over. It may be bran.le.i "special sklm-mllk cheese." Cheese known «» Cheddar chee,se. Cheddar style cheese, twin cheese, flats, daisies, daisy twins and .\oung amerlcas rontain- Ing more thnn thirty-nine per centum of moisture shsll he deemed to he adiilterat- ».1 nnd when sol.l. offered or exposed for sale Hhall be brandeit or marke.l con¬ spicuously with the words "adv.lterated cheese." Such branding shall be upon the sides of lioth the cheese and the con¬ tainer. The l^randlng herein provided shall be In block lettera at least one-half an Inch square.
I }. This act shall take effect immedi¬ ately. Btate of New Tork, Offlce of the BV^^e-
tnry of State, as:
T have compared the preceding with the original law on (lie In th s 'fflce. and do hereby certify that the same la a correot transcript therefrom and of tha whole ot •aid ertiliud law.
TRAIfCIS U. HT'OO, Secretary ot StatSk
LEOAL NOTICES
LEGAL 50n€ES.
LAWS OP NEW YORK-By AuthorHy.
CHAP. vn.
AN ACT to amend the pul.Ho health law.
In rilallon 10 the prncti.e nf optometry.
Became a law April 14, IMT, with the
appri.vjl of tha Governor. Passed, three-
tittns being present.
The People of the Btate of New Tork. repreaented In Senate and Assembly, de enact aa follows:
Section 1. Section three hundred and one of charder fort.i-nine of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An •ct in relation to thn public liealih, con¬ stituting chapter fort.v-flve of the con- •o'idaled lawH, ' Is hereby amemled to reud aa follows:
I •)!- State bonrd of examiners. The l>oard of exiiminers In optoineiry Is c.jn- tiiiued. The cjemhers of said board now In offlee shall conllnue In offlce until the expli ation of their respective terms Such boar.l of examiii^rs shall cunsl.'.^t of flv^ persons tipj.ointe.l bj the state hoard of regents, and shnll possess suffl.-ient knowl¬ edge of therirefical and practical n|it!.'S to practice optometr,'. an.l sIl-xII hnve been residents of this slate a.liially engaged In fhe pra.'tice of ii|il.>metry for at least flve years. The term of each member of said board shnll he five years, or until his su'i-essor Is apiMiinte.l. ami va.ancles shall be fliled fur .the unexpired Term only.
I Z. Section three hun.lred an.l three of such chapter, as anieml.d by chnpter one humlred and thirti.-ff.ur of the laws of nineteen hundied an.t nine, Is hereby amended ro rea.j ns follows:
( 303. Kxamlnations; 1 erliflcates of prac¬ titioners Kvery peraon desiring to coin- meni'e or to continue the practice of op¬ tometry after January flhst, nineteen hun- dren and nine, except ae hereinafter pro¬ vided, upon presentation of satisfactory evi.lence verifled by oath, that he Is more than twenty-one years of age, of good
, moral chain.ter, has a preiituinary edu¬ cation ei|nlvii!»-iit to at least two years in a reglsteie.l high school, and nft'-r Janu¬ ary first, nineteen humlred and twenty, has a preliminary education eijeivBlent to at least four years in a high i>cliool ap-
. proved bv the hoard of regents, and has 11I.S0 atu.ile.l at least three years In a reg¬ istered ot tometi ist's .ifllce. or has gradu¬ ated from a scliuul of uptometry nialii- lulning a stunitard satisfactory In .said board .if regents, shall tnke an examliia- Mori before said board of exnnilners to de¬ termine bis .lualitl.ntloiis therefor Stu¬ dents entering on the study of optometry 111 a registered optometi Isfs orthe shall flle with the regents an Hpplicalion for, and on payment of fee of one dollar, re¬ ceive a certlflcate of fact, and only can¬ didates so registt'ieil shnll be entitled to udmlssloB to the 11. ensliig e.Kanilnntlon without nttendance upon a s'houl of op¬ tometry ns reiinlred by this act Kvery candi.I.Ite su.'.lasfully passing su.'h ex- nmlnatioii giiall be reyistcred by snld bonrd of regents as possessing the iiiiall- tlcatlons reiinlred b.v this srtlc!». nml shall receive frotn snld hoard of leKents a cer¬ tlflcate tht-ieof. Wilt any pers.ui who shnll Biibinlt to sal.I boar.l of exaniln. is satis¬ factory proof as to his character, com¬ petency, and ouallfications. and that he has been continuously engnKe.i in the prarti.e of optometry In this state for more than two vears next prior to tb» time tlial chnpter four hun.lre.l nnd sixty of the laws of nineteen hundred und eight took effi'ct. may u|iiin the reconuui'mia- tlon of saM hoard of examiners receive from the boiiril of regents a certlfl.nle of ex.Miiption from such examliiatlon, which cerilflcnte shall be registered ami entitle him to practise optometry under lids arll- i.'la. Kvery person who was, on the twen- ty-tlrst day of .May, nineteen humlred nnd eight, when se.tion two humlred and iilne-d of the iiul.Hc health law, ns then known, took effect, entitled to a certlH¬ cate of exemption as therein providen. but who fulle.l or neglected lo miiUe apiillcn- tlon therefor and present evi.lence to en¬ title blm thereto, on or before JamiBiy first, nineleen liuiidre.l and nine, as pro¬ vided by said se.'tlriii, must innUe su.'h ap|illc(itlon and piesent such evidence un or before July flint, nineteen hundred and nine, or he shall be deemed to have waiv¬ ed his right to such certillcale if any person whoie rei^isti-ation la not legal or who Is not re^lstered because of some error, mlsiuiderslaiullng or unlnleiilloiial
' (imls.'iloii, shall submit ty the .atjxte boar.l
' of examiners In optometry, of to the re¬ gents of the Cnlverslty of the State of New Vork, satlsfa.Jory proof thnt |,ie hn.l all the reduiremenls prescribed hy luw at the time re.iulred for leglstratlon and wns entitled to be legally registered, he may, on iinmilmo\i8 r*'i''.'mmendatlon of the state board of exniuliiera In optom¬ etry, or by action of the board of regents, receive from the regents under seal a certlflcate of the fa.ls which may be reg¬ istered hy uny county clerk and shall make vali.l the previous Imperfect regis¬ iraiion and such certlflcate shall liuludo the date on which such person could or should have registered, und his resigna¬ tion shall be deemed to have been valid nnd corre.'ted from that date. Hefore any certillcate Is iasue.l it .-.hall be numbered and re.or.led In a book kept In the re¬ gents' offlce and Its iiumher ehall be noted upon the certifl.-ate, A photograph of the person registered shall be flle.i with the record snd a duplicate thereof aftlxed to the certltl.ate. in all legal pi o.'eedliigs. the re.'ord nnd photogr.ipli so kept in the ,regents' offlce or certilie.i copies llieieof shall be prima fade evidoiice of the facU , tlieryln stated,
( 3. Sections threo hundred and four find tliree hundred aud flve ot such chap¬ ter, are hereby amended to reud as fol¬ lows:
J 801, Certlflcates to be recorded and displayed, Kvery person fo whom a cer¬ tlflcate of either registration or exemption shull be Issued sh.ill linme.llalely cuuse Ihe same to be recoj-d_e.l In the clerks offlce in the county of his residence, and ulso In the clerk's ufflce of each other courity wherein he shull then pracllce or thereafter coinnieiico the practice .if op¬ tometry and no regiatrallon In a county clerk's offl.:e thereafter shall be neces¬ aary. Kvery person practicing optometry shall annually In the month of June re¬ port under oath to the stnte board of ex¬ aminers any fails required by the Ijoard, shall pay to the regents a registration fee of two dollars and shall re.eive a ceitifl- I'ate of registration whicii must be con¬ spicuously displayed together with his original certillcate of rejfisliutioii or ex¬ emption In a conspicuous plaie In the principal offlce wherein he practices op¬ tometry and, whenever required, exhibit such cerliflcates to snld bonrd of examin¬ ers or Its HUthorl/ed representntlves.
Before the flrst daj- of June each year the se.retary of the boar.l ehall mull to every oplometrist registered In the state of New Vork a blank appll.atlon for re- registratl.in. addressing tbe same In ac¬ cordance with the posloffl.e address given at the last previous teglstrntlon. 'L'pon receipt of such application blank, which shall contain space for the Insertion of his name, offlce and postofflce address, date and number of his license, and sueh other information us the regents may deem necessary, he shall sign nn.t f.ir- ward tffls statement snd flppll.'atlon for renewal of hla registrntton certifl.ate to the secretary of the board together with a fee of two dollars, Cpon receipt of such | nppllcatlon and fee. and having verifled : the accuracy of the same by comparison with the applicant's initial registration statements the secretary of the board ¦hall Issue a certlflcate nf registration which shall render the holder thereof a legal practitioner of optometry for the ensuing year,
Theae certlflcates of registration shnll all bear date of Julv flrst of the yenr of ' leaiie. and Rhall explra on the thirtieth day of June In the year following Appli cations for registration therefor must be made during the month of June of each year, and If not to made an additional foe of one dollar tor each thirty day* ot de- I
lay iMrond the firet day of July and u»
te tbe flrat day of January, ahall be mM- ed to tbe regular fee. On Ihe flrst day of October of each year, or within ten daya thereafter, the secretary of the board shall publish and mail to every registered op¬ tometrist Id the state of New Tork a printed list of the legally registered op- tometriala within the state, antl each pub¬ lished Iiat ahall contain at the t>eglnnlng thereof theae words:, "Each registered optometrist receiving this list Is requested to report to the secretary of the board the name and address of any persons known to be practicing optometry, whose name* do not appear in tills registry The names of persona giving S'jch Information shall not be divulged," If any optometrist con¬ tinues to practice optometry without reg¬ istration a.s herein provided his license may he suspended or revoked by the re gents. In accordance with the provisions of this section. If any pra. titloiier of optometi.\ shoul.l fall to regl-ter in time for the appearance of hi.s iic^e In the published list of regl.staied '^^metrlsts, in accordnnce with thf pri,vi>:in« ef this act the regents shall notify s;ild delin¬ quent to appear before tlieiii at an ap- polnte.1 time and pla.e, and if his ex- plarallon of his failure to have reelstered ¦hall be sall-faclory to tlie r.-gents he may be reinstnte.l and ids name niMeil to the reglstn-; and the regeiii.-- may also ' at their option remit the n.idltieiiai fees accruing be. ause of delay In 1 epl,..t<'ring But shoul.l the .lellngiient's .-xiilanation prove unsatisfactory, the regent" may suspend the person from the iii:etiee of optom.try for a limited seisoe; nr the regents may revoke the person's license.
An optometrist who has been hereto¬ fore .lul.\ licensed and registered to prac¬ tice in this stnte whose license shall not have been revoked or aiispemle.i. and who either before or after re-regibtrntiun aa reiinlred hv this section as hereby amendeil. shnll have temporarily aban¬ doned the practl.'e of optometry or re¬ moved from the state, may re-register within this stnte. upon compl.\iiig with the provisions of this section for re-regis¬ tration, iiiul nlso filing with the secretary of the board his nffldavlt nf such facts
Whenever prn.'lieing said profession of optometry outside of. or away from, said offlco or place of business, lie shall .leli\er to each customer.or person so fitted with glasses, a bill purchase, whi.h shall con- lain his sigiiRtiire, home, post-offi.e ad- drejB, and the number of his certlflcate of registration or exemption, together with a specifli ntion of the lenses furnish¬ ed and the prl.e charged therefor
i SOTi Fees, The fee for smh examina¬ tion shall be fifteen dollars: for a certlfl¬ cate of registration, ten dollars; for a certlflcate of exemption, flve dollars; for annual registration, two dollars; for any certlflcate of fact required of a student apprentice, one .iollar: and nil fees and fines requlreri or Imposed bj the proyi- ., sions of su.'h nrtlcle or rules shall he paid to the board of regent.s and consti¬ tute a fuml for expenses ninilo necessary by this articl.v All fees fines and pen- uilies shnll be pnid into the state tieasury and tho legislature shall amiiiaily appro¬ priate therefrom for the education depart¬ ment an unioiint sufflcient to pay all prop¬ er expenses Incurred pursuant to this arti¬ cle. The fee to be paid to the county clerk for reeorillng an originui certillcale shall he fifty .ents.
J I. .Se.'tion three hundred nnd seven of su.'h chnpter us nmemled b\' chapter four hundre.i and. ninety-eight of the laws „f nineteen hun.lred and thiitceii, Is hereby nmemled to rend ns follows:
i 3117. Violations of article. No iiei'on not a holder of a .'ertlficate of registration or exemption duly isHueil tu him and re¬ cor.l. d as above provhie.I shall after January Hrst, nineteen hun.lred und nine, pra.lice optometry within this stnte, .No per.-'on slii.ll fal.<ely personate a register- e.l optometrist of a like ur ilifTerent luiiiie, por buy, sell, or fraudulently obtain a certificate of reglslratiou or uxeinption is- ku.mI 1.1 an.d ber, rractleinu or .iffering to pra.'ti.'e optometry, or the public repre¬ sentation of being .luallll.-.l to practl.-e the same by any person not authori'/.ed to practice optfim.ttv. shall be surtlBlesl evi¬ dence of a violati..n of this arlicle. Ami the holder of a certificate of reglstralinn , or exeniptlon practicing aptomotrv". nnd I having one or more places of business shall lie equally liable for violations of Uils article by any npprenli<:eH or un- ifce'iiseil employees. Nu person practl.ing or offering to practice optometry shall puhli.ly represent himself to he a doctor, or shall as.sume the title of doctor or u.se such title or au,\- abbreviation thereof In hla pra.tlce. unless the right to use the same has boeii r'^mferred unon him by some duly authorized collegl or iiiii\er'- slty, prior lo the taking effect of this act Anv violation of the provisloti of ihls article shull be a misdemeanor and courts of spe.'lal Be.SHlons shall have Jurls.ilciion of all such violations, and any person violating uny of the provisions of this arti.le or any rule of the resents of the university relntlng to the pra.tlce of .ip- tometry und not Inconsistent witii tlie law shall be gidlty of a inls.leineanor nnd shull on conviction thereof be-'puiiished hy n fine of fifty dollars or by Imprisonment for six mouths or bolh, or shall forfeit to the i)eople of the state of New 1dik the sum of llfty dollars for each smh offense All prosecutions under this act shnll be made toy the alloruey general in the name of the people of the state and all fines and penalties may be paid to the board and auch penalties may be sued for and fecovcred In the name of the people of the a\:iii In an action brought therefor bv the attorney geiieial. All violations of tfils act W-hen reported to th* regents and duly siibstHntlated by affidavits or ''ithej satisfnctory evidence shall be Investlgaieij and If the report Is found to be true and the evidence substanliated the regents shall report such violations to the attor¬ ney general and request prompt prose.u- tion. The regents may appoint such In- spe.tors as are necessary t.j be paid from tbe funds received under thi* act at such salaries as they may determine for th* purpose of the investigation ot such viola¬ tions
t B. This act shall take effect Immedi¬ ately
Btate of New Tork, Office of the Secre¬ tary of State, sa:
I h.-ue compared the preceding with the original Inw on file in this offlce, nnd do hereby certlf.v tbat the same Is a, correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original luw
FRANCIS M HCOO.
Secrelary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP un i
AN ACT making nn appropriation for the i
Joint legislative committee on taxation.
Became a Inw April B. 1917. with the ' approval of the (ioverncy. Paseed, three- fifths being present |
The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. The sum of three thousand : seven hundred dollars ($8,700), or so much thereof as may be neces.ttary. Is hereby ' appropriated for expenses incurred dur- | ing the calendar years of nineteen hiin- | dred nnd fifteen and sixteen by the joint ; legislative committee on taxation, ap¬ pointed pursuant to ren<dutlon adopted j April twenty-fourth, nineteen hnndred 1 and flfleen. and continued by Joint resolu- j tion of the leelslature ot nineteen hun- I dred and sixteen. Such money shall be I payable by the treasurer on Ihe warrant of the comptroller on the certificate of the chairman of such committee.
I i. Thi* act shall tako effect Immedi¬ ately.
State of New Tork, Office of the Secre¬ tary of State, sa:
I have compored the preceding with tho original law on flle in thla offlce, end de hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and.of the whole ot ¦aid original law.
FRANCIS M. HUOO,« Secretary of St»te.
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Leave Railroad, iCiiii. 7:1.'.'.. K:Ui. !i:iMi. !i::;."i. 1U::M A. M.; 1L';i)i) M.: 1:50, ;!:i)0, 4:iHi. .-,:iir>. ,'>: lu. 6:1:1, 7:lu. X:lii, ii:li» 1", .\l.
Special tinlley meets the 11:20 I'. M. atul l-:L'ii train Saliirday (inly! .Vdciiliniial ti'nlleys .'^(lluIays.
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Leave Louk Beach. 7:2u A. .\I.; n.on Sat. 011 ly,.r.:.''.:, P. M.
Siiiiiia.v,'^ 11:11) .\. .M.. r.:l,'i 1'. .\l. 1. Hi.liim wilh <): ul' train tor N.
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