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¦Mane committee or tna —¦•iiitJTji, actliic tmtntly or aeparateiy ehall aanoally pra- gatrm and aubmit te the reapeotivo toua«a, ¦et toter than March flfteenth, a budget aantaining a coSplote and detailed atate- Biagit of all approprtotlona te to made out et moneya of the general fund In tto ¦tata treasury for the support and mata- tanaace of tha s.->vernment of the atato and for all other purpoaes, which appro¬ priatlona or any part tiiarcof ahall to- oome available during the period ending -with tho ena-jlng fiscal year Such budget , atoll apeclfy tho department, board, bu¬ reau, commlsalcm, office or Institution an¬ der whosb Buparvlilon or control the moiv- eys to be so appropriated are to to ex¬ pended and ths p-.irpoeeo tor which suc^h appropriations tra mads. There abaJl bo attached te and macto a part of auch iMJdget an Komtzed and detailed estimate of tho probable ravenuea of the stete out of which tne appropriations apecifled I« aucb budget may to paid, and such budget •hall Include an oatlmate of the amount Which It will to necesBary to raise by a direct tax for tbe paymont of such ap¬ propriatlona. Such budget may bo ac- oompanled by a atatement containing , ¦uch Information and data as tho commit¬ tees may d«»em advisable to present
t 12. Appaopriatlon bill; consideration by legislature, Tho respective commit¬ tees shall pnraent wtth the budget a sin¬ gle bin providing the appropriations con¬ tained therein. The approprlntlon bill IbtU roported shoil bo referred to the •ammlttee of the who'o of tho senate nnd i ahall be advanced to the ordor of aeond ¦eading In the assembly, and shall rv- »aln bofore tho committee of tho whole ^ tto senate and on tbe ordor of se<:ond reading to tho aasembly for Its oonsld- aratton at leaM flve full legislative duys, aad on eech of such days the billa shall ^ the special order ot tho day. While the bin la under oonsldoratlun In tho com- ¦itttoe of the wholo In the aenate or on aooond readlngin tho aasembly, the heawl of ¦ny departmont. offloe, board, bureau, com- ¦riaskm er tastituUen of the state, may, and when recraootod by a majority voto of •Ither hooao, atoll, appear and shall be toarfl and answer Ingulriee by raeaibers pertinent to tha appropriation blii tben ander oonalderaUon, All meetings ot el- ttor hooae for tto consideration of the amropTlation bill shall to op«n to the pnblto, 'Whfle tto bill Is before the cori- Btlttaa of tbe whole of tto senato or on tto order ef eacond reading In tho ns- Mmbly, It may to amendod either hv In- a^rting additional Items or by Increuslug, amOmctna or eliminating Items; but on fhird reading no amendmente. except to foituue ar eliminate an Item tn tbe bill, •ball to te order, except by unanimous oonsent. Tbe bill when advanced to the •rder of third reading In either house ¦ball be a spedal order of thn day (or at towit throe full legialative days
I 1 This act shall tako effect Immedi- | ataly,
•tata of New York. Offloa ot tto Secre¬ tary of State. 83:
I have ofmipared tho preceding nrith tha ' arlglnal law on fllo In this ufflce. and do fcareby certify thnt tho same Is a correct toanscrlpt therefrom and of tho whole ot , ¦add original lav; I
rHANC.ri8 M HL'OO,
Becreliu-y at Stete. I
*Bo to origlnBl.
lAWS
LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority.
CHAP. 134 AN ACT to amend tho tax' law. In rota¬ tion to apportionment of asse>s9mente erf
special franc'ulsos of water companies
among school dl,slriot3
Became a law April 6. 191ii, wtth th* apiiroval of tho Oovernor. Passed, Uirec- •ftha being present.
Tho I'euplo of th* Slat* ot New York, repreeented l:i Senattj and Assembly, do anact as fullowa;
Section 1. Section forty of chapter six¬ ty-two of tho laws ot nineteen hundred and nine, entitled -'An act In relation to taxation, conatltuting chapter ,slxty of th* eonBulidated laws," as amended by chap¬ ter twu huiidrcrd and seventy-ono of tho Laws ot nineteen bundred and twelve and chapier flvo hundicd and fifty-six of the laws of nineteen hundred and thirteen. Is heroby amendod to reael as foHows:
9 4C, /'ijseBsors to apiiurtlon valuation of raJIi'oai) telegraph, telephone, pipe line, water (ompanles, or gas compeoles and of spectlal franchises among scbool and special dlBtrlcts, The assessors of eae^ town In which a railroad, telegraph, tele¬ phone, pipe lino company, water comjia- nles, or gua company. Including a com¬ pany engaged In tho buainess of supply¬ ing natural gns. Is assessed by them, upon property lying In moro than ona school district therein or In ono or more special distrlcta therein In which a tax to levied for district purpoaes, ahali, prtor te the final eompletlon of the roM pursuant to sactlon thlrty-nlno of thla chapter, appor¬ tion the assessed valuation of tha prop¬ erty of each of such corporations among ¦uoh ecfflool and apecrial districts. Such apporttonmente shall be entered by the assessors In tba approprtate cxilumn of the aaaeosment-roll and a certlflcate there¬ of aigned by such assaarirs or a majority of thou shall to fllod with the tewn ctork within flve days thoreafter, and ttaare- npon tto valuations se apportlcmed Shall becwmo tba valuations of such property In such dlstiiote for the purpose of taxa¬ tion. In case ef fafTure et the aosessors i laws of nineteen hundred and ntae, en-
draS anf twahra to hmrOhy amonded toi raad aa followa: I IM. Term "coneentrated eoosoMretal
feeding otuKa" deflaed. The terra "eoB- csontrated commmrclml feeding staffs" aa , used tn this srticle, shall Include llnaood I meato iwttenseed meals, pea meato bean ' meala peanut meals, cocoanut meala glu- I ten meato, gluten feeds, matoo fecda I starch feeds, Migar feoda dried dtotiller'e I gralna dried brewer'¦ gralaa malt ¦prout^, except aa hereinafter provided, I hominy feeds, cereallne feeds, rice nieala, dried beet refuse, ost feeda com and oat , ohepa oom and oob meal, ground beef or Itoh ecraiia. meat meato meat and bone i meato mixed, dried blood, mixed feeda clover meato alfalfa feeds and metUa corapiAUiieA feeds, cosdimcntai rtock and poultry fooeto, proprletery or trade mark¬ ed stock and poultry fooda and all other materials of a similar nature; but atoll not Include bays and atrawa the whole seeds nor the unmixed meala made di¬ rectly from the entire graina of wheat, rye, barley, oats, corn, buckwheat and broom corn. Neither shall It Include wheat, rye and buckwheat brans or mld- dllnga not mixed v.-lth other substencea, but sold separately, as distinct articlee of commerce, nor pure grains ground togeth¬ er, nor com meal and wheat bran mix¬ ed together, when sold as such by tho manufacrturer at retail, nor malt sprouta when sold as such by the malster at re¬ tail, nor wheat bran and middlings mixed togother not mixed wifh any other sub¬ stances and known In the trade sa "mix¬ ed feed," nor ground or cracked bone not mixed with any other ¦ub8tanc:e, nor shall It taclude poultry foods consisting of wholo or whole and cracked grains mix¬ ed together, with or without grit, when all tho Ingredients mny be Identified by the naked eye '
I 2, Section one hundred and sixty-one of said chapter, aa amended by chapter threo hundred and seventeen of the lawe of nineteen hundred and nIna and chapter three hundred and fourteen of fhe tows - of nineteen hundred and ele\'en. Is here¬ by amended to read aa follows: I
I in, statements to be attached te pack- i ages; cronteuts; analysis. No manufactur- ! er, firm, association, oorporation or per¬ son shall sell, offer or expose for sale or tor distribution In thla state any concen¬ trated commercial feeding stuffs uaod for feeding live Blcck unleas such ooncentaat- i ed comniorctal feeding stuffs shall be ao- ' companied by or shall have afflxed to : each and every package In a conaplcuou* place on tto outalde thereof, a plainly printed statemant which shall certify aa follows;
1, Tbe nat weight of tto contanta of th* package, except In th* cos* of malt sprouts sold In packages c<mtelnlng un¬ even weights,
2. The name, brand or trade-mark.
3, The name and principal addreaa of tho manufacturer or person responsible for tho placing of the commodity upon the market,
4. Ite compostUon oxpreaaed to the fol¬ lowing terms:
a. The minimum per oentum ef orude ' protein,
' b. The minimum per centum ef omde I fat.
I c. The maximum por centum of crude j fibre, provided thnt tho per centum of j crude fiber may to omitted If It does not , exceed tivo per centum.
d. If a compounded feed, the name of each Ingredient contained therein. ; 0. If artlfioiaily colored, tho noma of 1 tho inatortol used for such purpose, ' t. In tbo oase of meat products, the maximum per centum of phosphoric acid. If any such cofrcentrated commercial feeding BtuIIs be Aid, offered or exposcid for sale in hulk, sucb printed stetetnent : shall acxiompajiy every cor or lot. Any such feeding stuffs purchased In bulk and f later sacked or bagged for purposes of i Bale ahall have tngs attached giving the Information rji provided herein tofore be¬ ing sold, offered or exposed for sale, , "W-henever any feeding stuffs are sold at i retail In bulk or In packages belonging ' to tho purchaser, tho seller upon requeat of tho purchaser 8h:ill furnish the said purchaser the Intormatlon cxmtalned ta the eertlfiod statement provided hereta, ! That portion of the statement required by this section relating to the quoHty et feeding stuffs shall bo kno'wn and reoeg- I nized as the guaranteed analysla
9 ». Thto net ehall take effect January I first, ntaeteen hundrod and seventeen. I State ef Now York, Oflloe ot tto Socro¬ tary of State, sa: I I have compared the preceding 'with the original law on flla In this offlco, and do I bereby certili that the samo is a cxirrect ' transcript therefrom and of the wboto of : said erigloal tow.
FRANCIS M. HU(KX
Seeretary of Statau
j LAWS OF NEW YORK—By AuthoHty.
CHAP, ,# AN ACT te amend the penal taw, ta ro-
lation to tha selling or poaaosstag ef al-
lenoers for flrearma
Becaine a law Apri *, UM, with tto ap¬ proval of the Governor. Passed, threo- flftto being present.
The People ef the State of New Tork, rapreasntod In senate and aasembly, do enact aa follows:
Section *. Chajitar olchty-elght ef the
Tbo iijjii at tha MMa at Mow Teak, to bold by htm aa aaeorlty for fta and repraaantad ta Baaato iMd Aaaambly, da | ttolr outatandtag obtlgatlona any ftrat •a*et aa followa: i mortgagee of real cetete and the bonde
Section 1. Chapter oao hnndrod and tor- i •ooured thereby that ara legally recel'va- ty-threo af tto towa at olcbtoon hundred ble far aavlngs and loan associations, to and nlnety-oight, antltled "An act to con- empower such savings and loan assocla- •olldate and amood tto several acts ro- tions as sgcnis of the land tonk, to col- toting to tto oorporation ealtod the 'Bap- j toct and Immsdtotely pay over to the land ttot MlHtoaarr OoavoBtloB of the Stato ! Imnk the duea taterest and othar sums
I ni Kaps to to filed; penalty for aon- at aay tinto may tove 'been Inmatea of flllng. It shall to tto duty ef every per^ j su2h tome. All suc^ pajrmente Which
of New York,' Mas eMptor one hundrod 'and tweaty-^ht at tha towa at eighteen hundred aad aovafon, chapter one hun¬ dred and aeventy of the lawe of elghteea hundred and twaoty-flva ctopter maa hundred and thirty-one ot the towa of eighteen hundred and fbrty-ono, ehaptar forty-one of the tows of eigfatoon hnndred and sixty-two. and chaptor eighty-one of the tows of etghtaen hundred and alxty- aeven." Is horeby amended to read as follows:
i 1. All persons who now aro or who hereafter may toc:ome memtora of tha "Baptist Mtoslcmary Convention of the State of New York" ars hereby oonstltat- ed a body corporate with tho name "Bap¬ tist Missionary Convention of the State
I payable under tto terms, conditions and covenants of the bonds and mortgages; to return to. or permit such savings and loon aaeoctotlons to retein any sums of ; money so collected In exoees of the j amount required to meet the obllgatlona I ot auch assoclatione respectively. I t. To purchaso In tte own name, hold and convey real protioriy for the follow¬ ing puri)os=a <uid no others'
(a) A plot 'Whereon tbere to or may be orected a building sulteble for the con¬ venient transaction of Ito business from portions of whlc:h not required for Ite oim use a revenue may be derived.
(h) Buch as shall to mortgaged to tt ta good faith, by 'way of secnirity for loans made by It or moneys due to It. (c) Such as shall to conveyed to It for
corporation who. aa owner agent, toAdl'vldee real property Into lots, plots, hlbcks or sitea with eg 'without streets, for tho purpoee of o4lp1ng such lots, plota blocks or sltea t\t pale tn the putflc, to clause a map thereof, together with a certlflcate of tho surveyor or draughtsman attached ahowtag the itota of the completion of tho survey and of tbe maktag of the map and the nave of the subdi'vlston a* stated by the owner, to to flled In the ofllce of the coanty clerk or regiater of deeds of the onoaty where the property ta situated prior ta the ot¬ tering of any such lota Plota, bloc:lu or ¦Jtea for aala All such mapa must to printed or drawn upon tracing cloth, linen
may heretofore have been made, ta ac¬ cordance with any such by-taw or rule. heretofore enacted, are hereby lega'lzed and ccmflrmed. The principal business of¬ flce of said c»rporatlon shall to located In the city of New York.
I 2. This act shall take effe<;t Immedi¬ ately, State of New Tork. Offlce of the Secretary
of State, ss:
I havo compared the preeeding with the original law on flle In this offlce, and do hereby certify that the same to a correct transcript therefrom and et the wtoto ot said original tow,
FRANCIS M, HU<30.
Secretary of Stata
or canvaa backed paper. Ail of such mape
¦toll to placed and kept, by eomo suitable ' LAWS OF NEW YORK—By AuthorHy
method, tn consecutive order and shall , CHAP. IM,
be conaecutlvely numbered ta the order of AN A(3T to amend chapter four hnndred
their flltag anfl shall to bidexed under and forty-tour of the laws ef nineteen
the taKlal letiera of all Bobctantlve* In the titie of the ¦abdivlslon. A failure tn flle any such map aa raqulred by the pro¬
of N«w Tork" to promote lo the etate of | debta pre-vlouily contracted In the <»urse vtoiona of thto secrtlon shafl ¦object tho
to aot, tto oupei visoiw of tto town ¦Itall make auch appoi tknaiiiant cm requeet of e|tiisr tho trustee ef any school district or tto oSoera of any special district er ef the oorporation asBeiwed. In case ef any alteration ta any sohooi district af¬ fecting tto valuatlcm of suoh property, tbe offlcor making tho saoie shall flx miM determtae fh* valnatloos ta tto dlatrloMi affecitod tor tto ourrent rear. The aa- aaaaoif ot eadh town te Wlilch an assass- ¦aant taaa beea made by tto state board •f tax oommisslon ers tn gross, apon a cpeolal ttooehlse, lying ta more tbaa ene aohoal or other spectol dlatrlot ttorein, phall wtttita Oftoen daya after tto receipt ktr the tawa diark of tto certifled atate- Ment of*tto eqtialtied vatactton of sooh apectal tlluxihloa, as provtded la sootton Cblty<l»»a of thto chapter, apportion the aiRcsaiad traluathm of each special fran- atilaa *WW neh sohooi and special dle- (ytolK. nm a^portlomaent shall to signed By t^ asaaoaoTB or a majority ef them and bi» filed, wtthln fl-ve days thereafter, wltll tlm cleric of tt>e board of supervisors and a dupScato theroof shall bo Aled 'wtth the town clerk. ,8ucta apportionments ahaB ba entered by the board of auper- "Vtodra at ttotr annual mooting In Che ap¬ propriate oolumn of the aeeessmect-roll fOr oaob ta^ra before tha warrant to an¬ nexed thereta Tha valuations so appa«^ Cloaad atoU to the Tatuatlons ef the epa- dal fPanohtoe ta aocAi •chool and •pecjtol dtotrlota for the purpose ef taxation. Tbe town etmifk •ban famtob the trustees ot pohool districts a certifled statement of tto vataattona apportioned ta ttolr re- ppeetWa dtotrlots, Pravlded. however, ttot tto vataattons of apocJtal tranohtooa as de- tarmtaed by tho state boord at tax com- ' mtoaloaera and Incksded te tto tasaa ma- ¦eaament-rolls comptotod and fllod lb tfie town otorkto offlpe tor tto yoar ntooteon huadaed aod etowen ahall to taken by the boarda Of sasnainia aa tto baato of tto apportionment for aolMol dtotrict norpoae* for tto levy of any aotiool taiW wbloli may to mode prior to tto rooelp* tor tto tovm clerk of the atatamewt ot the ea- •rssmenta of epeclal ftanrhlaaa i " llxed and agaaUsed Mr tha raar hundred and twelve.
I 1 Thto act ahaa tato effeet ataly.
State of New Teik, OOtoe ef Q tary erf State, ao: _ _
I have oompared tho laaiiidin "toMto tka orlgtaal tow on flla ta thto otflo*^ and do heraby certify thait tto aaoia to a aarsaat cn^naortpt theirefrom and ef Ika wtoote at
aald original tow,
FBAMCn M.
LAWS OF MCW YOHK—•/ AntMr*^
CIlA,r. UL AM ACT te amaod tbo ^akMiltwal tow^
ta rolattoii to eonoaatraaad oeouiMiikil
fowllnr atutta
BooaoM a tow A«ril Ik Mt wtik Iba ap- ¦Kraal at tho OmaMior. Paaaad. tkPw- nttto kakiy pr^aanP
TtM Pacwto mt tto Btato mt Mwr Ito*. aepraaantad ta Bwiato aad AaaaaaWh ia •nact aa fallowa:
SooUoa 1. Seotioa one haaArod aad ats- tr of chapter ntae ot tto towa of iiin»tie«n Imodred and nine. e%tiU«a "An aot tat ••- Utioa to agrlo^ltura, oooatltntlaff atow tae earn at th« oonaoltdatad towi^" aa TT'"**f by ohaptar Uua* bukdaai and aaTitoaa of tto towa of ataetoaa kandrad akaptor 4pw kuad #", anS thlr-
¦ - tat ¦ " -—
titled "An act provldtag for the puatoh- ment of crime, conatltuting chaptar for¬ ty of the consolidated lawa" Is hewby amended by aeidlng after aectton *lght**n bundred and ninety-seven, a new section, to to seotlon eighteen hundred and nlne- ty-eeven-a, to read as follows:
1897-a Belling, oarrytag and ose of firearm silenoers. A person who ¦olto or ke<|p for aale. or offera or glvee or dis¬ poses of, or who ahall have or carry con¬ cealed upon his person any Instrument, attachnipnt, weapon or appliance for eaus- Ing the firing of any gua, revolver, pistol, or ettor Orearms to to sUent or Intended te loosen or muffle tto noise ef the firing of any gun, revolver, pistol, or other flro- armO ehall to guilty of a felony, puntob- able by Imprteonment fer not moro than five years.
This aactlon shall not apply te tto rogn- lar and ordinary transportatlen of any In¬ strument, attachment, weapon er appll- ano* fbr caustag the firing of any gon. ro- volvar, ptotol, or other fli'earms to to si¬ lent or Intended to laosen or muffle the noise ot tbe flrtng of any am, ravolvar, pistol, or other
New Tork the preaching of the goopel ' mlnlstertol and general education, the ee- j tabllshg\ent, malntanance and assistance < of Baptist churchea missions and bible schools and tbe oara of worthy pastors, their wives or 'widows and their detond- ent children; to give expression to the ' opinions ef Ite eonstltuency upon moral, religious and denominational mattera; te promote danomlnational unity and effl¬ clency In eSorte for the evangellxattoa of tha world; to support earnestly the work of co-operattog organizations et the Northern Baptist Convention, and by at- flllation with that convention to promote Ite plans and work; te acquire In the state of New York sites In contemplation of tbe erection ef houaee of worship and other buildings; te erect-any building or buildings It may regard advantageous to any of tbe objecte herein specifled and to accept either absolutely or In trust for any of the purposes herelntoforo expreso- ed any gift, grant or do'vlse of any real or personal property,
IS. It shall to lawful for the members | ot said corporation at any time they may | elect, to appoint such offlcera and to make ! and ordain such effective by-laws and | regulations In regard to their organlxa- > tlon and to the management, disposition sale, conveyance, mortgage or lease of their real or personal property, the duties and powers of their officers and the man¬ agement of their corporate affairs, as they from time to time stoll think proper, provided thay are not Inconsistent with tha constitution ond laws of this state and of tto Unitod States,
I t. The said corporation shall havs power to receive, take, hold and enjoy any property, real or personal, by virtue of any devise, bequest, gift, grant or purctose for any of the objecte specifled in section one hereof; to dispose or make Investmente therecrf, or of the proceeds thereot, or of any of Ite tunda whenever and In such manner as It may deem ad¬ visable, to erect any building or build¬ ings It may regard advantageous to any of tbe objecte of the corporation as spec¬ ified ta section one hereof; to sell, convey, mortgago or lease any of Its property, real or pensonal, at such tlraee, Ln such manner, and upon such terms aa It may deem advlsahle without toing required to obtain leave of any court thorefori to re- colva take, bold and eajoy, in trust, any property, real or personal, by virtue ot any devise, bluest, gift, grant or pur¬ chase, and to act as trustee In respect to any devise, toquest, gift, grant or pur¬ chase pertelnlng to any of tto objecte ot B,'ild corporation speeillod In section one hereof; subject only, however. In respect to tho amount of property It may take and hpld, to the restrictions "and limita¬ tions ef existing laws, and In respect to devises or bequests from residents ot tho stato ot New York, to the provisions of chapter eighteen of ttae laws of ninateen hundred and nlno, entitled "A* act relat¬ ing to estates ot deceased persons, cron- stltutlng chapter thirteen of the consol¬ idated laws,"
9 4. All property, raal and personal, heretofore In any manner acquired by ths said "Baptist Missionary Convention of the State of New York," shall to deemed vested In the said corporation,
I {, Thto act is hereby declared te to a publie acjt and the same shall to con¬ strued In all courts aad places tavorably tor every purpoae herein expressed or Inteaded.
I i. This act shall take eftoot Immediately. Stete of New York, Offlce of the Seere¬ ¬tary ot State, ss:
I have compared the prec:eding with the original tow on file tn thla offlce, and do bereby c»rtlfy that the same to a <»>rrect tr&nacnipt therefrom and of the whole of ¦aid orlglnai law,
FRANCIS M. HUOO.
Becn^tary of State.
of Ite business, and such as It shall pur obaae at •ales under Judgmente. decrees j or mortgages held by It, I 1 To designate as dopositerieo ot tte ' ftmds any bank, trust cropipany, or sav¬ ings tonk of this state, on any national I banking association lcx:ated In this stete I doing a banking business under the laws
of the T'nited States, I I 8. Bectlon four hundred and twenty- ! sta of said ctopter to hereby amended to read as follows: I tlB, lasulng ot tonds. Bonda shall to I Issned In series of not leaa than fifty I thousand dollars. All bonda laaued by tha I tond bank may to called on any Interest itay at one hundred and two and one-half por centum and Interest by giving notice of not less than sixty days in a newspa- I por published in the city ef Now York, I Any raember assoctetlon which Is not In¬ debted for borrowed money and has made no Investments upon tho security of real estat* or taken tltlo to real eictate upon which there are prior mortgages, liens er encumbrances may pledge seventy-flve I>er centum of Its mortgages with tho tonds secured thereby, to the land bank, aa collateral security for bonds Isaued on Ita behalf. Whenever such obllgatliapa do not exceed ten per centum of tho accumu¬ lated capital of tho association, fifty per c^entum of such mortgage secjurltiea may to pledged to tho land bank; and when such obligations exceed ten per centum of such capital, twenty-five per centum of such mortgago securltleB may bo so pledg¬ ed. 'Whonovor all the membera of a mem¬ ber association shall execute and deliver to such association bonds secured by first mortgages of real estate and ahall each give his collateral bond to auch member asaociatlon guaranteeing the pay¬ ment of the bonds and mortgages of all the ether members, one hundred per cren- tum of tho mortsage securities of such as¬ sociation and ttae bonds secnired thereby may be pledged by such aasoclatlon to the land bank, Tho amortliation payments upon all mortgages accepted by tho land bank as collateral security for bonds shall to Bufflclent to liquidate the debt In a pe¬ riod not exceeding forty years. In tho event of any default tor more than ninety days In tho payment of the principal of, or for moro than ninety days In the pay¬ ment of any Instalment of Interest upon, any of said bonds, the superintendent ot banks may, of his own motiem, and •hall, upon the requeat In writing of the holders of said bonds tn default to Uio amount ot fifty thousand dollars, forth¬ with take possession of and proceed fo liquidate tbe land bank. I'pon such liq¬ uidation he ahall bo entitled In the nama of th* land bank to enforce all ot its rights and securities and to collect and realize upon all of Its asaeta. Including all mortgages assigned to the aaid lund bank by tho several member aaaoclatlons, and deposited with the comptroller ot the stato ot New York, up to the amounls advanced by the land hank to the neveral member associations thereon, t'pon any such liquidation all said bonds then Issued and outstanding shall forthwith become due and payable equally and ratably out of all tho assets of said land bank In ad¬ vance of any other debte thereof not wptt- clficlally preferred by law.
9 4. This act shall toko effeot Immediately. Slate ot New York, Offlce of tto Secretary of Stete, ss:
I have compared tha preceding with tha original law on filo In this offlce, and do | horeby certify that tho same la a correct tranacript theretrom and of the whoto ef I •aid original law. j
FRANCIS M, HUOO. '
Secretary of Stata. I
-By AuthaHty.
owner of auch subdivlslaii, or of the un¬ sold lote therein, to a penalty to tbe peo¬ ple of the stete of twenty-flve do'lars tor each and every lot ttorsta aold and con¬ veyed by or tor auch Kwues prior to the due flltag ef aaob map
I 2. Thto aot shall teka effeot bnmedl- ately.
Stete of Mow Tork, Offloe of tko Boero - tery of State, eo:
I tove compared tto precedtag wtth tto original law on flle ta this offlee, and do horeby certify ttot the aame to a oarrect '.n^nscript therefrom and ef tto whoU of ¦aid original i^w.
PRANCIS M. HUOO,
Secretary ef State
LAWS OF NEW YORK—«y AuthorHy,
CHAP, 1*7, AN ACT to amend tto highway tow, ta
relation to tho producsta ef frult-bearlng
treea within tha bonnds of atate and
county hlfc-hways.
Became a law AprU t, UU. with tto approval ot the Oovemor, Passed, three- flfths being present
The People of the Btate of New Tork, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as foilowa:
Section 1. BecUon three handred and thirty-three of chapter thirty of the lawd ot nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act relating to highways, ooni.Tltut- Ing ahapter twenty-flvo of the oencollda'.- ed laws," Is hereby amended to read as follows:
I 833. Trees; to whom they belong. All trees standing or lying on land withte the bounds of any highway, shoil bo for the proper uae ot the owner or occupant ot Buch land, except that they may to reciuired to repair the highway or bridgaa of the town, "Where a right of wa^ haa been or shall be acquired, under tho pT«»- viBlons ot this ohapter, for a state or county highway, tha owner of tho fr* shall have and may harvest for hla own use tho fruit upon all fruit-bearing trees left ptanding from time to time within the right of way so acquired, until for¬ bidden In writing by tho governing board of the political subdivisions In wblch tho title to such right of way -vests
9 2, Thto act ahall teke effect Immedi¬ ately
Stato of New York, Offloe of the Secre¬ tary of Stata es:
I hnve compared the preceding with tho original law on fllo In thla offlce, and do hereby certify that lho samo Is a correct transcript tiierefrcjm and ot the wholo of •aid original law,
FRANCIS M. HUGO,
See^ratary of Stata
hundred and fourteen, entitled "An act to authorise a city of tto secxind or third class to adopt a simplified form of gov¬ ernment," In relation to tto tlm* tor presentation of petitions. Became a law April T, 1918. with tto ap¬ proval of tho Qovernor. Pasaed, three- flfths being present.
The People of the State of New Tork. represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as tollows:
Sactlon 1. Section flfteea ot chapter four hundred nnd forty-four of tho laws ot nineteen hundred and fourteen, antltloc'. "An act to authorlsa a city of the second or third class to adApt a simplified form of government." Is hereby amended to read as follciws:
9 IS. Propflratlon and presentetkm of paction. After June thirtieth, nineteen hundred sad aeventeeti. a petition may bo preiented a». any time to tho common cocnoll of the (ity. In tho form, and sign¬ ed and certifled as provided In the next section. The potltlon shall bo prosentod by flllrig tho same with the dty clerk. It shall bo signed by qualifled electors of tho city to a number at least equal to ten per centum erf tha number of votes coat there¬ in at ths general election preceding the presentettou of tha potltlon In a crlty whora less than twenty thousand votes were so cast, and ta any other city by qualified eIe<rtors of tho city to the num ker of not less than two thousand
( t Tho provisions of thla act shall not In any wise affect tha presentation of a petition prior te the time this act takae effect.
I t. Thla aot shall take effecst Immedl- p.toly.
Btata of New Terk, Otllom at the Seesre¬ tary ot State, ss:
I have eorapared the preceding -with the • riglnal law on flle tn this offloe, and do hereby certify that tho samo Is a correct transcript therefrom and of tho whcla of said original law,
FRANCIB M, FTUOO,
i^erxelary ot State.
LAWS OF NEW YO«K—By Authority.
CHAP. 139. AN ACT ttk. amend the banking tow. In relatton to tbe torrowlng of money by aavlngs and loan associations and tha j lending of money and Isonlng of bonda by the land tonk of the state ef New York.
Became a tow Aprtl t, U16, with the approval of the Oovernor. Passed, throe- fifths being present.
The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do ennct as follows;
Seellon 1. Section three hundred and •dghty-elght of chapter three hundred and •Ixty-alne e# the laws of ninetaen hun¬ dred and fourteen, entitled "An aot to rotation to banking corporations, and ta- dhrlduato, lairtnershipB, unincorpoaatod aaaoolaUons and corporations und^r tto ¦upervtoton of tha banking depa*tm«at, ooBstitutlng chapter two of th* oeoaoU- dated la-wa," ta hereby amended to r«aC ¦a foUowa:
I SH. Power to torrow; restrtotlons therocm. Any savings and loan aasoola- tlon may borrow money tor a term not to axoeed one year If:
1. It haa been authorixed eo to de by the vote of a majority of Ito board of directora, taken by ayea and naya and recorded In Its minutes,
2. The aggregate of tto money torrow- ed by It and the prior or underlying mortgages, Uenaorencumbrancses upon the
LAWS OF NEW YORK- CHAP, 140, AN Xtyr to amend ttae agricultural tow,
ta retotloa to compensation for anl-
mala
Became a law April I, ISIS. wltta the ap¬ proval of the Governor, Passed, throe- irftha being present.
The People of tha Stete ot New York, repreeented In Senate and Assembly, do anact aa followa:
Section 1. Section one hundred and four ef chapter pine of tho laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitlod "An ac3t ta re¬ lation to agriculture, constituting ohapter ono of tto oonsollctoted lawa" to horeby atnended to reed as follows:
I lOi, Compensation for slaughter of an¬ imals oo acxrount erf foot and mouth dis¬ ease or anthrax, m tha ovent ot tho breaking out within tho ntate ot foot and mouth disease or anthrax, the control, supppssston or eradlc:atlan of which In¬ volves ttae ceneral condemnation and slaughter of catUa sheep or swine and tho disposal ot the carcasses ttaoreof by atate authorities In the interest of public health and -welfare, the owner of aacsh such animal slaughtered shall receive i»nipensatlon tor each animal slaughtar- od. The amount to bo paid for each an¬ imal, pursuant to tto provlaions of this secUon. shall be flxed by a board of ap¬ praisal, to consist of tho eommiasloner of agriculture, or hto duly acredlted repre- aentattve, and a representative of tto i owner, appolntad by the owner. If In any c<tea the mambers of such tioard fall to agree, thoy shall choom a third memtor of auoh toard, and tbo findings of a ma¬ jority shall be final. "Valuatlona ta all a shall be made on tho basto of ths
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
ClIAP. IM. AN ACT to amend the agricultural law, In ralatlon to evaporated and condensed milk.
Became a law April 6, 1916, with tto approval tit the Governor, Passed, three- fitlha being presenl,
Tke People ot the Stato of Naw York. represen tOei in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Bectlon L Section thirty-seven of chap¬ ter nlno of tho laws of nineteen hundrod and nlno, entitled "An aot In relation to agriculture, constituting chapter one erf the consolidated laws, as amended by chapter alx hundred and eight of tbe la-we of nineteen hundred and eleven, Is hero¬ by amended to read as fnilows:
I 17. Regulations in regard to e-vaporat- ed or condensed milk. No evuporated or condensed milk shall be made or offered or exposed tor sale or exchange unleas manufactured from pure, olean, healthy, fresh, unadulterated and wholeeome milk from whjch tho cream haa not toen re¬ moved either wholly or in part, or unleas the proportion of milk solids shall be In quantity tho acjulvalent of eleven and one-half per centum of milk solids In crudo milk, and of which soUds twenty- flve per oentum shall to fate. No person shall manufacture, sell or offer for sale or exchange In tormetlcraliy sealed oans, any condensed aailk unless put op in packages upon which shall bo disttactly labeled or stamped tho namo ot tho per¬ son or corporation by whom made and tto brand by which or under which It Is made, "When evaporated or condensed milk shall to aold trom c:ana or packages not hertnetlcally sealed, the pWJduoer shall brand or label tho original cans or packagea with the name of the manufac¬ turer of tho milk contained therein, pro¬ vided, however, ttot unsweetened evapo¬ rated or eondeqped milk, sold or offered for aale In contelners not hermatloally sealed, shall contain at toast ten per ceotipn of milk fate,
I X This ac*t ahall take effoct Iminedi¬ ately. State of Now York, Offlce of the Boere-
teo' of State, ss:
I have crom pa red the preceding with the orlgfrial law on fllo In thta offlce. and do hereby eertlfy that tto vme is a oorroct transorlpt therefrom and of tto -whole of aald original law.
FRA.NCIS M, HUOO,
Secretary of Btata
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP lil. AM ACT to amend the penal law, ta ro- hit'jn to hours ot labor. Became a law April 7, 1BI6, with the appiwai of the Guvernor, Passed, three- flfths being preaent.
The People of llio Stato of New York, representad In Sep,:Ua and Assembly, du ! enact aa follows:
. BecUon 1. SecUon twelve hundred and I seventy-one of chapter eighty-eight of Uio I taws of nineteen hundred and nine, entl- I tied "An aot providing tor the punish¬ ment ot crime, oonatltutlng chapter forty of tto cMmaolldatod laws," Is heroby I amended to read as follows: j i 1271. Hours erf labor to to raqulred I -Any person or corporation:
1. 'who, contracting with the otaito or a I moBlclpal eovporatlon, ehaJl require mora
than eight heure work for a daj''s la¬ bor; er,
2, "Who shall require move than tan hours labor. Including ono^half hour for dinner, to bo performed within twelve consecutive houra, by tho employees of a street sarfaoe and elevated railway own¬ ed er operated by cxirporations whose main lino of trs'val er routee llo princi¬ pally within tto corporate limits of cities of moro than ono hatored thousand to- habltantsi or,
1 'Who shall reciohro the employeea ef
I a corporation owning or opetratiug a brlok yard to work contrary to the requlro- meota of aeotion flva of tho labor Inw; or, 4. Who shall reodlfo er permit ar y em¬ ployee engaged In or oonneoted with the movement of aay trato of a oorporation operating a line ot raOroad of thirty
" miles tu length, er ovnr. In Whols or In part within the state, to ramaln on duty mora than sixteen ooaeeoutlve houra; or to requlro or permit any such employee wto has been on duty sixteen ooqpecu- tlve hoar* to go on duty without having had at least ten hours off duty; er ta re¬ quire or p«rmlt any miah emptoyee who ha* been on duty stxtaen hours ta th* aggregate In any twenty-tour hour period, to ootrtinua on duty or to go on duty "wlttout having had at laast eight tours
I att duty within such twenty-tour hour
i period I except when by oaaualty eocrur- ring after sucsh employee has started on his trip, or by unknown casualty ecq^r- rlng befora he started on hla trip, and
, except wton Ijy accident or unexpected delay of traina ocheduiad to make oon¬ nection with the train oo which such em¬ ployee Is sarvlng. ho Is preventod from '- reaching kis terminal;
Is guilty of a misdemeanor, and on cxin- viotlon ttorofor shall bo punished by a fine of no^ less than five hundred nor moro than ooo thovisand dolhtrs for each offense.
9 a, Thto aot shall take effeot hnmedl- .ately, |
State ef New Tork, Offloe ef the Beore¬ tary of State, ss:
I have oompared tho preoedlng wtth tho original law on flle In this offlce, and do hereby certify thit the eaoie ta a correct
. transcript tiicrofrom and of tto whole of said oiiginal law.
! FRANCIB M. HUGO,
Secretary ef State.
-By AuthoHty.
real eatate upon which It holds mart-
gagea or to which It has tak^n tlUe doea ; utility value of the slaughterod animals not exoeed twenty per centum of Ito ac- I as producing and breeding animals. Tho
rBANcni u. BTMyx
Baaeetmrr mt^mOm.
ta
LAWS OF NKW VOHK—By AtrtkaH^. CHAP. IH.
AM AOT to aaand etoptor eoo tomdrad and forty-thraa af tha towa at mighbaea hundred and ntaoty-elRkt, «otltlod "An aot to oonaoUdato and aaaaad tto a^r- eaal acta retoUng te tto oorparatloa ealtod the 'Bapttot Mtotfonary Coav^a- Uoa of tho Stato at Mow Tuk,' hatn« otoptv one httndro4 aad ta«aty aUfct ot tho tows of •Ightota koadrMl aad •ovantaan, chapter ona hnndred and aar- enty ot tto towa of •lght»»n hundrad aad twaatjr-flva, chaptar ana hundrad aad thtoty-ooa mt tba towa of itghtmaa bandrad and forty-ooOk ehaptar fbitr- ono ofdha towa of alcbtoen biMiSrad aad •Ixty-two, aad ohaptar •tpkty.o** at tba tow* mt algtita*n hnndrad and atatj am
oucanlated c»pUal, or two thousand del lars If Its accumulated capital* doee not ThU ro- strlotlon shall not apply te money eb- talnod from the land tonk of the state of Mew Tork throngh the Issue ot bonds on Ito wxwunt and secured by tto aa-
er •ecnrlties by suctn^ssoclatlon. Any •uob association, however, may accept from Its merators advanco paymente ef dues upon tta Inatallment abares and ad- vaaoe p^rmenta of Interest and premium upoa Ito loans; but such paymento shall not to aeoepted ta ad"vanc:o for a toager portoS tban one rear, nor ahall tto lo¬
ner te ¦bertffB, pottoemen, or to otbor
duly appotated peaoe offloera, oor to duly exeeed tma thousand dollara
atsthoitaed mllttary or olvU orpantoatloni^ —'-"-- -•--" —* •-¦ '-
nor "a^boa parading, ner ta tto membora
thereor when gototf to aod froaa tto plaea
ef mootlnc of thetr ioapeutlwa acpai>la»- I UoBs, aor to duly authortaad mtBtorr an ' civil organtoatioaa in practioa.
11 Section elghteea huodMd and ataa- j tp-elgbt of such ^lapuar to bveky amaoB-
od ta read as foltow^; I I un. Itoaaaaalon, presonvtlTO wMtotw, j The po eaa ••lull, by aey piawiMi otbar
than a publto offloer, ot any at tba waap- ' ona apoclfled In sectton el^taaa buiiA«d I and nlnety-aoven er eighteen bundred and I nlnety-aeven-a of thto chaptai\ win n—led i or tkrttvely carried ob the peraon, to pro- j sutntl^o* evldonoe of carrylnc, or aaa- l ceaUns, or posasaatag. with Intont to •¦• ! tto msanm ta viototion of Chto arOcto. \ i 1 Thto act ahan taka aftoot' Bi«i>Makef I ftrst, nineteen hundred and abrtaaa,
Stat* of Mew Tork, OtBoo e< tto Bear^ tary of Stata la: I baiTo csompared tto pi •••dhip' wNb Hm
orlklnal tow on ffie ta tbto aflto^ and So
beraby oartlfy tbat tbo aaaao to a conaat
tranaarlpt thereClaai a«id af Bio wkola aC law.
determination of such board as to the amount to to paid by tbo state to any e-wner for any suoh animal shall to flnal. and a oertiflcate of appratosi shall to Is¬ sned under the hands of a majority ef •uch board te tto owner. Suoh oertiflcate
.!.._.«> „r v.t...A. ...A ,»««.—-..- .-. ...t. I •*•*' *• verifled by tho membero of the ¦toopient of bonda anc^^nortgagea or oth- i.^._ji ..* .,»>.i..i .i>.,i„. ••.,.. —w.. tv,.. mT .^„,4ti.. h. ..,eiiSl=,r.ei=fi«- i„- ! beard et appraisal algning tto aame. Tho
amounta found to be due by an appratoai
under thto aecUon less the amount paid or to be paid by the national government ¦ton to paid, upon the audit and war¬ rant of tho eximptrollor, to the ownera entitled thereto, upon preeentaUon of proper certificates of appraisal. Awards
LAWe OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP, 1«, AN ACT to amend chapter one hundred and elghty-olght ot the laws of eighteen hundred and seventy-eight, entitled "An act for tho Incorporation of district number one. ot the Independent Order of Benaa Berlth, and to authorlio othor corporations. Incorporated societies or other aasociatlona, to glvo and transfer property to, or wholly to consolidate with ttae corporation hereby created," ta relaticm to application of endow- meate.
Became a Uw April t, MK, with the approval of tho Governor, Passed, three- flfths being preaent.
The People of tbe Stete of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enaot aa followa: Seotioa 1, Section two of ohapter one
teroat paid upon auch' advance paymoato \ "«>* f^^"Tl*'V",|^''""' ^*^" '[T".'^ '^' hundred and eighty-eight of tho laws of
axosod tto rata of tox per centum per I aaaocB.
I k Seotlon four btmdred and twenty •our of aald nh^ptor to horeby amended ta Nad •• followa:
I HI Ooaoral powera In addHton to tto pawma aantbrred by the general oerpata^ ttoa law tb« land tank of tha stato mt Mew Tork •ball, oabject to the reatrio- tiona and UmHatto*^ oontaloed In thto ar- Ueto mai tto br-towa, tovo tto followkiff
not«a aaavnaft by handa aad flrat moi^ eagm MMBa ta or told by aiemboi ¦¦¦»•
To iau^lo> aiieaor or pvoporty fieia ibora and froaa otbar aaaoetottona, and poraooa wttb whom tt haa ao1iau{» engagaaiaata or undartafc- tnA ta htftalmanta ar atbarwiaa; to en- tar iBto any oaatiaet oncaaoniont or na- —itakhMT wtOi aaob ••ai utottona eorpo- ratfkwa or parooaa fbr tko '¦rltbdrawal of anob aonoy or ftiupai'ty, 'with any to- eroaao ther^t, or tar tto paymont ta tbam or to any aaaaciatlon, aorporaUon or p««aan at any aam ot money, at aay ttolP, elttoar tmat or uaoortata; te lend moaagr to aawkiaa and loan ••aiiitotiena vgaa tba aoourtty of tbair piwmlaaary aotM wNk ar witbeut oaUataral
Ing ttaersof ohall bear Interest at the rate ot six per o*ntuni por ancum, nnlefl* mon¬ eys approprlMed therefor wer* available within said thirty days. The other pro- vislooo at thto article reto ting to appraisal and amoant ef oompensatlon shall not ap¬ ply ta tto deatrnoton ef anlmoto under thto sec^on what* tbe eondlUono oxiat aa hereto vrovldod,
11 TUa aot ahal tato effect Immodl- ; ateiy,
Btate of New fork. Otkoo of tbe Beore¬ tary et Stato, aa:
I to-ro eooiparad the preo*dtag irlth th* orlgtaal tow ea tUo In thta efllea, and do bereby certify tbnt Bio aamo to a correot tranacript tharafmn and of tto wtota ot ¦old arlglnal la«.
rttMrOBB U. HUOO,
Seeretary of~0tatok
LAWB OF NBW 'YORK—By Authartty,
, CHAP. lO. AM ACn* to amand the real property law, ta relation t» the flllng ot mapa. !
Became a law AprU «, UIS, with tha ap¬ proval of the Oovemor. Paaaad. three- I flftto being present. Tto Peopio of the Btata of New Tork.
eighteen hundred and soveaty-elght, titled "An ac-t for tho Incorporation ef dlstrfct eumber ono. of tho Independent Order of Benal Berith, and to authorise ottor csorporationa Inoorporated oocletles me ether aasoclMlons to give and trans¬ fer proi>erty to, or Wholly to coneolMate wftb tto oorpor£,tion hei-eby created," aa amended by chapter ono hundred <rf the la-ew of eighteen hundred and elghty-fto» and chatter fifty-eight of tto towa of eighteen bundred and nlnety-slx. Is here¬ by amended to read as follows:
11 "nto objects of said organization are toreby declared te be for tho cultivation and promotion ot charity and benevo¬ lence, and moral, mental and aoclal cul- tnre among Its memtora, their mutual beneflt ta ease of sicknesa or distress, and provtoton for their widows and orphans by means of endowments, and to provide a propor edifice or edtflcea. In which mem¬ bera of tbe Independent Order of Benal Berith. or any of ttolr famlllea, who through protracted lllnesa, old ago, or ex¬ traordinary occurrenoea have become un¬ able to work and gain a livelihood, and their orphan children may flnd a homa and an aaylura, and for the maintenance of a publlc library circulating its booka In the dty and county of New York, Tto
ona wm ar wnaou< oouauiai. ; ropreaantod ta Senato and Aaaembly do i f»«T)oratton may also, by aultab a by-
I. Tb tovaat Ha capilal and otbor tfinief^^JT^tmi^m^^ *asomoiy, oo ,^^9 ^nd rulee, provide for and authorlx
ta booda aaoured by flrat mortgagM ot "^ »«u*wa. ,h. „.,„.„, „,
real «at«to altuated wRbta tto tarrttory 1 ^**"*?° ^ Section three hundred and
Ut. it.^mm. ._ii h. mm..„.^etmM .kl,.!, .~ I toWB of nlitetoon hundred and nina enti¬ tlod "An act rototing te real property, oonatltttting ehapter lUty ot tto ocAiaoU- datad towa." aa addeel by obaptor tour 1 Tb laaHYt by aMtpnaMBt ttaat tto I J^ft^J** *ttean at tto towa of nlno-
aad to aocurittoa whteb ara aa to'raatinento tmr Mivlnga I twaito hr aaoHc* two hundrod aad tbtatr-
I •¦« ta BBPOHt IB trwt «Bfc tba
hamttagaeag taa. to bM«hp amand«d
thn payment of endo'wments to such ben¬ eficiaries as msy'tie duly designated. In acxrordance wltta ouch by-tows and rules to receive the same, by menibers of the corporation who may die witiout leaving survlvtag them a widow, and for the ap- pUoatlon tor tha toneflt and uae of tto hOBSo for tto agod and taflrm maintained U. at aadowiaaata. or any part tbaro- I {"^ PByabto upon tto (Wsrth •' x^mns I ^ tttoreiiii
of
LAWS OF NEW YORK- CHAP 1B2, AM A(7r to amend the labor taw, ta ro¬ tation te publto works.
Became a law April 1, 1916, with tto approval of the Oovernor, Passed, three- flftto being present,
Tha Poople of tho Stete of New Tork, represented In Senato and Assembly, do enact aa follows:
Section 1, Section three ot chapter thlr¬ ty-alx of tho laws ot ninetoen hundrod and nine, eotilled "An act ralaUrig to la¬ tor, cxjristitutlng ctopter thirty-oue ot tha consolidated laws," aa amended by chap¬ ter two hundred and ninety-two of the laws ef nineteen hundred and nlno^ and chapters lour hundred and sixty-seven and tour hundred and nlnaty-four of ttae laws of nineteen hundred and thirteen, la hereby amended to read as follows:
I 8, Houas to constitute a day's work. Kight hours shall constitute a legal day's work for oil classes of employees In this ¦tate except those engaged in farm and domestio service unless otherwise provid¬ ea by law. This section does not prevent an agreement for over work at an In¬ creased compansation except upon work by or tor the stete or a municipal cror- poratlon, or by contractors or subcon¬ tractors there-wlth. Bai:h cont raot to whicb the state or a municipal corpora¬ tton or a commission appointed purstuuit to law ll a party which may Involve the employment of laborers, workmen, or mo- chaaloa stoll contain a stipulation ttot no toboror, wortcman or mechanic In tto employ of the oontracteir, subcontractor or other person doing or c-o.-itractlng te do tho whole or a part of the work con¬ templated by the eoatroct ahall be per¬ mitted or required to work more than eight tours In any one calendar day ex¬ cept In ca»es of extraordlrisry emeigency caused by flre, flood or danger to Ufa or property. The wagea to be paid tor a le¬ gal day's work as haralnbafore deflned to all classes of such laborera iworkmen or mectonlcs upon all such publlc works, er upon any material te to used upon or In connection therewith, stoll not be less < than the prevailing rate for a day's work in the same trade or occupation In ths , locality within tho stete where such pub- ' lie work on, about or In connectkm with 1 which such labor la performed In Its flnal or completed form Is to be situated, erect¬ ed or used. Each such crontract hereafter • mado shall contain a stipulation that each such laborer, workman or mechanic, employed by such contractor, subcontrac- ' tor or other perscm ixi, about or upon such publlc work, stoll receive sucb ' wages herein provided for. Any person or corporation who violates any provi¬ sion ot thto ¦action shall to guilty of a luladomeaaor and u[>on convection sh«ll puntolnid, for a Arst oOan- •^^ a flao ] at arakKEulrod donaa tg-lr.
ment for not mer* thaa YMHy Biiys. or by both MKh flne aad liiipitowiiiiaiil. tor a socond offense by a fine ot ooo thou¬ sand dollara, and ta addition theteto. tto contract on which tto vlotottoti baa oc¬ curred aball to forfaltod; aad no auch person or oorporation aball to onSttod to receive any eum nor 'ahall any offlcor. agent or employee of tto state er of a municipal corporation i>ay the saoM or authorixe Its payment from tto ftaida un¬ der hla charge or oontrol to any euch person or corporation for work doaa upon any contract, on which the oontraetor has been convioted of a second offenae In vio¬ lation of the provtolons of thto aeetion. Nothkig ta this aeetion ahall to con- oonetrued to apply to etationary firemen m Btato hospltala nor to ettor pereons regularly employed to stete tnaUttitiona. except mechanics, nor shall It apply to engineers, electriclooa and elevator men In tho dopartment of publio buildings dur¬ ing the annual eeeslcm of the legtolature, nor to the cxmstrucrtion, malntenanaa and repair of highways outaMa tha Mmtta of cities and vlllagee,
9 2. Bectlon four of aald ehaptar to hereby amended to read aa foUowa:
9 4 Violations of tho labor tow. Any offlcer, agent or employee of thla stato or of a municipal oorporation therein having a duty te aot In the premises who vlo- latee. evades or knowingly permits the violation or evasion ot any of the provi¬ sions of this ctopter shall to guilty of malfeasance In offlce and shall bo sus¬ pended or removed by the auttortty hav¬ ing power to appoint or remove such offl¬ cer, agent or otaployoe; otherwtoe by the governor Any citlaon ot thli state may maintain proceedings for tho suspension or removal of suoh offloar, agent or em¬ ployee who knowingly permits the viola¬ tion of any ot tha provlsiona ef thto chapter,
9 8 Section twonty-ona of said ehapter Is hereby amendod to read as fallowa:
I a. Commissioner of lator to enforce provisions of article Tho commissioner of lator shall enforce all the provtolors (tt (Ms article He shall in-veitlgate eopn- r'-^'pts made to him of violationa of srH'h provisions aj.d It ho finds that such «|atn- plalnte aro well founded tae may iaauo ^n order directed te tto person or oorpeCa- tion complained of. requiring such pereon or corporation to comply wltta sueh provi¬ sions, or he may present to tto dlsti^t attorney of the proper oounty all tto ftote ascertained by him tn regard to the alleg- od violation, and Mil other papers, docu- mente er avldenoo pertaining thereto, which he may have In his possession. Tho district attorney to whom ruc^ preo- en tatlon Is macto shall proceed at enoe ta prosecute tto pemon or corporation for the violations complained of, pursuant te this chapter and the provisions of the pe¬ nal law. If complaint Is muda tothecom- mlssloner ot labor that any person con¬ tracting with tho Btato or a municipal corporation tor the performance erf any publio work falls ts comply with or evades the provisions of thto article respecting the paymont of the prevailing rata ot wagea, the roqulreraiMits of hours of to- bor or the employment of citizens of Cto United Statea or of the stete of New York, the commlssionor ot labor shall, if he flnds such complaints to ba well tcnind- ed, present evidence of auch non-oomplW anon to tho otfi'-or, department or hoard toving charge of auah work. Bucb offlc:ar, dope^rtmerit ur board sh; ' thereupon take tbo proper proceodlnfcs 1 Hniforoe compU- anoa with tho psovlsioii.s of thla arttoJa
9 4. Thla act rfvall tako effect tmaoadl- ately.
; state of Naw York. Offlce ef tto Bmie tary ef State, as:
I have comparod the preceding wtth the original law on filo In this offlce, and do
I hereby certify that tto same Is a ererrect transcript therefrom and erf tto whoto af
, said original luw.
FItANCIS M. HOOO,
I Secretsry of Stata
LAWB Of NSW -YORK—«y Atrthnrfty^
CHAP. Ut, AM ACT to amend tto oenservatton tow. In relation to flsh and game cloaea Beoame a tow April 7, lUA wtth tbo oip- preival ef tho Oovamor. nusoed. three- fifths tkdng preseot.
The People ef tto Btato of New Tbrk, repnesentod ta BeoatB and Aaaembly, d* I enaot aa tollowa:
Seotlon L BooOm aiea hundred and. fif¬ ty-three erf ctopter ebt hundred auid torw ty-B«>von of tto laWB of nineteen hundrod j oit^ eioven, enttttod ~Aa aat rtoafliig to : oc«1iiervatton of land, fortata w«itai«. : parka, hydxaulto poaiii, flab aot (ame, oonstltnUnp ohaptar Hsty-fto* of tha 000- ¦oMdated tows," aa addad bv ohapter threa hundred and eto>itaaA af Cto tows of nine¬ tean huadrad and toijfca nod amended by ohaptar Qtm huodaad and eight of the lawa ef ntnoteen hooded and thirteen, to hereby amanded to rmaS. ea tollo'ws:
I IBS, Ptob and gacna (doees. Ttie com¬ mission may, ea tto sequest e>f n majori¬ ty of thm town board of any -n or a majority ot tto oommon e-ou- uf any
city, by onder, profafbit or io.,,,,ii,» the taking of bipels er game on lande aet aslda with the oonaeat ot the owuor or ewoers thereof, aa Mrd and gaoe rafugos for a period ef not to exoeed ten yoara On a Uto r*4u*at, whan flah havo been or ahall be placed ta waters of a town or of a city at tto expense ef the stata the oommisslon may by orctor prohibit or r«?- I ulate the teldng of flah from such waters, for a period ot not to exoeed three yaars, .A.t least thirty days toAir* suoh order shall take effecrt, a oopy of tb* samo rer- lltled by tba aecretary to th* oommlnnion shail be flled In tlie offlcM of tho olerk uf tho town or city In wblch the protalbttluo or regulation appllea Pri9tod notices at least one toot square that sunh toncta or streams tove boon olosed, shsll bo posted along tho lioundartes of the land, er along tho shores or bonks of the watera affected not mor* tban fifty rods apart measured along the aald boundarlos and along Bald banks.
Any person who shall violato or attempt to -violate any such order shall be guilty of a mtademoanor, and shall, upon con¬ viction, ba Bubjact to a flne of not to ex¬ ceed one hundred dollara or shall bo im¬ prisoned for not more than thirty daya or both, for each offense and In addition shall to liable to the iionajttos hereinaft¬ er provided for taking flnh, birds or qua¬ drupeds In the crloee season.
An affldavlt of tho fact of such stocklni with flsh er of posting such notices or • certification of soch facts by a game pro¬ tector when filed ta the offloe of the com¬ mlaalon sliall to proBumptlvo evidence ol tto facts stated tlierein and a copy of ei¬ ther when certifled by tho seoretarx to the commlaaton stoll to competent evi¬ dence In any acrticm or psooeedteg (or en¬ forcement of any of the provisions of thii section
I Z Thto eat ShaU take effect tmmodS- ately.
Rtate ot New Tork, Offloe ef the Soero- tery of Stete, as:
I have compered the prsoedlng with tha original tow on file tn thto otflce, and do hereby cerUfy ttot the same la a cerro'-l transcript therefrom and of the wh^a of said original law,
IFRAMCIS M, HUOO,
Becretary ef OtaHm.
BHklBi
'"-^¦*'->*«"*
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By AutboHtyi
CHAP. IH.
AH AOT to amend tbe towa law, te aoto
tion te towa oharpea
Booaose a Uw April T, HU. wttb^to ap
proval of tto Oovornor, Paosad. thr** flftto toing present
7'be People ef tto Btate ot N^w Terk, represent od In Itonata and loswiifWy. dt enaot as follows:
Seotlon 1, Bactton ooe hundred and aav anty of chapter alxty^-throe of the lawi of ntnoteen hundred and ataa, entitlod "An acrt relating to towns, ooostitutini chaptor slxty-two of tto eoosolldate] laws," ss amended by chaptar toar hun¬ dred and forty of the laws of ninateen hundrod and fourteen, to hereby ameaded by adding thereto a new eubdlvlslon, tt be Kibdivtoton eight, to read as follows:
I. Actual expenses newressarily Incurred by the oupervlsor of a town tn the forest preservs, when authorized by resolutioi ot the town board, in coanecrtton with tlu distribution of flah and game birds fur nished by tto conservation department ol the state or by tha federal govornmont not exceeding fifty dollars In any om year,
I 2, This a«t shaU take effect ImmoBfc ately, Btate of New York. Office ot tto Beer*
tary of Stete, ss:
I have compared tho preeeding with tto original law on flla in this office, and d< heroby oertify tliat the same la a c-orreei tranaiiript therefrora and of the whols ol •aid drtfftaal tow.
FRAMCIB U. HUOO.
ef StetA.
