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JL*e ~*j/f-' KIC {Krery la b» proscribe; tect Until -;.\ have becoa chapter g. AH ACT t -and, five dred. and two huh/ aaseteeh th« repoi : nicipai*i Became approval of Wtn» being The Poo; ' represented enact as f< Sactlon I. hundred > hundr©* ared and hundred an provide far ammation of the (agee mi •and or HVe taming • mast in sui an apatoprii enuwden te J C Chief accounts.—! a chief. ttoa. shall Uon of the by ttoa tion-of the tnsjieetjon account* exceed,- \' charged ayftmtnfnc _. pal oorporata shall twethaHaam nooasflary pauses; that each receive % day and peases. i J. Tits ateiy. ] State of id tarr.o*-\- 21 Xbnve eriglnat 1 hereby transcript _ •aid original LAWS or I EEJvery law, i ba prescribed! rest until the • have become i ebapter 8, Gee ^•'^^^^..;^u. Jc^t&^a^f^^t ^^'JKUSZ* '~$**<St*-Z?j?&.-v lb ,*.- V. m I? WRiC^y AatlKi-tty; unless a dJCei^ntftimo shall , t thereto,' shall not take ef. W*wtl<sO) day after U shall a ISJW; Section 43. article JL Lawa/J '•••,'., isi ,'\ .-•': • • aadiihaptor «a*4n hundred the tews of; nineteen, bua- aa ainended by chapter id fifteen/ of the laws of dxta and seven, relative to i* and exan-*na.tion of ma- junta. iw^ April », U08, with the/ or.\ Passed, three* res^nt \ ttb*.-State of Now Tor*. £n*to and .Assembly, do -ctiba six of ebapter seven tya-j Of th* laws Of ninateen %. and ebapter two hun- |Of the laws of nineteen eatlded \An act w reports by and the ex> >unt* of oonnttes, cities ' third clasec* and vil- lulatloo of three, thou- tabulation Of compara- *o the cost of maln- branefcea of govern- toipeutiea aad making theretoii , * la hereby foUowa: it andexaminers of >r shall, appoint who, under his direb- wtth the prepara- of the JwJBorti required of this act. the compila- ktivn atSHatica and tha-' of municipal alto appoint not to \ «rs WOJO shall be uty •£ ftwsm-tisg and itrote sf such municl- Tb» cbJief aetount&nt \~ of not to 'exceed asdfttd dollaw and hla and ctbar actual ex- tera of atocouota ahall employad alckt dollar* tjavallag ex- AX ACT \ atlve to panlaav Became a approval of Bfths being She Peopla rax>ro06ntod •saot as folio Section 1. »f ohapter laws of titled \An act poraUons.\ aa 1 hundred afaety hundred one. ty-two of tha four, ebapter the laws of chapter six nineteen hunt to read aa f oH | KS. Powera mine of any mil Hon of named therein theranpon and tlon and in tarrad by tJio the atock ooi power: X. To aot aa of any state. or oorporation;! receive and dlrf register and atoek. bends debtedneee^ ani corporation, f< lawful purpose. 2. To receivo aecuritJea and from any perso!i loan money on S. To leaao, any and all the transaction \fil the purposes of: 8 \ 1 quire, or whloh faction or pi due the corpo: mests or mo: partial setfienu poration by anyij i. To act aa cra^e or bonds body polltio or 0«aa a« tha Sacra* tba 'f«w«atr)ir with tha in tola offitoe. and do the aana I» a correct and of tba whole Of jfoajf a. irau'tsaax, Saoretary'of sta«a> 'VOJMC—\Bjjr. Authority. a dlffieaant tlraa shaU •hall not tako ef- ijesKioth day attar It shall . Section 43. artiola H, XAWS.} the hankinc law, ral- oflJoaa «f ~ trust oom- feted. &»: mjkt cowpattS' • shall open a branch oifico wltiiut fi r3j b ,vl^ obtain- ed the* written approvfti of thQ guperjn- tondent of banfcs to tlje opening of eiicb branch office, trtitoh written approval- may •* a v ?*ve».': < « c \.**t»held. hi his dlfleretlon, and shall not bo givj»n % tjltt until he has, ase^talned to Ma •atlafactioh- ; 'the public convenience, arid advant^lo will be promoted by the, nponlag of suca branch office; nnd^ fcrovUled. 15urthefc that no trust ootnpany hi; this <tate„ or any «ffl- cer or director thoreof. shall open or maintain a branoa ofilce, nrileaai the capr Ital of auch fa-ust company actually pal* to cash shall exceed tne: amount required by the law under which/if ^as Incorpo- rated by tha sum of one hundred thou- aand dollars for each branch office so opened, or maintained. BSvory trust com- pany and every such omcer or director opening a branch Offloo without such written approval shall forfeit to the peo- ple of the state the sum of one thousand dollar? for every week durinf which any branch; office shall bo .mamtalned without Such written approval. No foreign cor- poration shall have or exercisoTn this state the power to, reoolve deposits of trust moneys, securities and other per- sonal property from any person ior cor- poration or any of the power* speclfled in subdlvtslons one. four, five, six, seven, eight, ten and eleven of this section, aor have or malntata an office In this state for the transaction of, or transact di- rectly or Indirectly; any such or similar business. - t & This act shall take effect Immedi- ately, exsept that any trust company now . having branches whose capital paid in cash dosa not eaual the amount above provided for shaU. wlthtn six'months from the time this act take* effect, either Isorease its paid in capital stock to the amount hereby required,' or reduce tha number of its brancae* to the number permitted by thla act , State of New York, Office of the Secre- tary of State, B».: I have compared the preceding with the original law en nie in this office, and do hereby certify that the same Is a corrcot transcript therefrom and of the whole of •aid original law., JOHN B. WHAUDN, Secretary of State. - -y~». m» 1*m Op :.»BW 3TOIIK—BT AtWHOlBWT, •* -J f. J<t orjer&e oompifrsO*? oflhe state Of K«w Jork tb a court of competent lurjBdffctton. •'•-.>\. r X TWs act shall take effect immedi- ately. . '; , State of Now Xorx, Office of the'Stcre- 'mr off State, ss.j •'•• I have Oomnartd the preceding with the Original law on gio in this office, and do : »ereby certify that tbo same Is a correct transcript therefrom and, of the whole of said original law. < - . . Jems s, ymAxjBX. ' '••'\ Secretary-Of State.\ ». lSCS. with the nor. Pasaed. three- State of New Tork, and Assembly, do one hUDdred fifty-six dred eigJittMilne of the hundred aimety-two, en- relation to OanMns cor- ended by chapter six the laws of nineteen £our hundrod nlns- of nineteen hundred hundred fourteen _, of a hundred five, and one of the l&Wa of six, la hereby amended corporations.—Upon the certificate of amthoriaa- company, tha persons 1 their successors shall >refby become a corpora- te the powers oon- oorporstion law and itatlon law, shaS have fiscal or transfer agent cipality, body polltio d in such capacity to money, to transfer. terslgn certifloetes of other evldenoes of ln- o aot as agent of any or domestic, for any Mpostte of trust moneys, jKher personal property ' or corporation, and to ~ or personal securities, purchase and convey property necessary in its boamese, or which corporation may re- anail acquire In satis- saXisfaotlon of debts on under sales, judg- es, or in settlement or of debts due the cor- its debtors. \' . :ee under any mort- by any municipality, ibrporation, aad accept porate trust not laws of this sta' B. To accept trusts for marrti their separate p; agent in the erty or to transi lation thereto. fi. To act unde{ tnent of any coi receiver, or trus' minor, and as dej paid into court. of any such mini poration^or pi 7. To take, accej all such legal In regard to thi and execute anyfiither municipal or cor- taconsistent with the from aad execute women. In respect to erty. and to he their ment of such prop- any business in re- the order or appoint- or record as guardian; of the estate of any sitary of any moneys ether for the benefit or~ other person, cor- or other author countable to all pi faithful discharge! duty or power wh| £ To take, acCej all such trusts aS nature or descrio f erred upon or Sntj it by any person politic, corporation grant, assignment quest or otherwise trusted. or oommitiGed and execute any and duties and powers [holding, management end disposition ofjjafny estate, real or per- sonal, and the reMs and profits thereof, or the sale thereof, as may be granted or confided to it by Sjiiy court of record, or by any person, cgrporajion, municipality and it shall be ac- iei in interest for the of every such trust, it may so accept. ' and execute. any and .powers of whatever ;ipn as may be con- i^sted or committed to persons, or any body or other authority, by jtransfer, devise, be- pr which.may be in- or transferred to it or vested J^t It bylorder of any court of record, or %ny sUxroBate,' and; to receive and take and hold p&y property or estate, real or personal. Which may be the sub-t Jeet Of any such tfajst. 9. To purchaseJ ;invest in and sell 'stocks, bills of excl^Lhge, bonds and morv gages and other Ispcurlties; and when ' moneys or securitlls, for moneys are bor- rowed or received' 5>n daposlt, or for in- Vestmeat. thebondijor obligations of the company may be fciven therefor, but it shall have no .righf ; jtO issue bills to cir- culate as, money, -i i ; - 10. To be appolntefl and to accept the appointment of esoCMtor Of or trustea un- der tha last will aid testament, or ad- ministrator with oi without the will an- nexed, of the estaea Of any deceased per- son, and to -be apftqinted and to aot as the commttteo of W^ estates of lunatics, idiots, persons of ifpsound mind anil ha- , -'bJtoal drunkards., -.j',.,\../ XL To exercise thj» ,powers and possess the privileges confetced on banks aiidin- divtdtial - bankers. |y sections flfty-fiv^ , end iSfty-six of this chapter, subject to the restrictions contiUned- in said: sections. No such corporation shall have any right or power to, tnake oSbf contract, or to. ac- eept or io\ execute|*ny Crust whatever; , which it Would notpe lawful for any m- divldual. to-make, ejptept 'or exectita, No loan exceeding In aiaount one-tenth of lis eapltol stock, shall &* mads by' any such OOrporaUon, directly\ pr indirectly, 'to any • director or officer ttareof and no loan to such, dlreotor or offlcer shall be made without the consent| Of a majority of tho dlrssctOrs. -jj 6 . etiolia Corporsiion shall transact. Its ordinar|; buMnpss by .branch OiSee In att-y city nof named In its certlQ' cat9 o{ placj where LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. [Every law, unless a different time shan be prescribed therein, shaH not, take ef- fect until the twentieth day after it shall have become a law. Ssctlon ti, article H, chapter 8, General Laws.] CHAP, isi, AN ACT to repeal chapter three hundred .and thlrty-flve of the laws of nineteen hundred and four, entitled \An act pro-, vidlng for the appraisal of loads, struo- tures and waters for the use of the Im- proved canalo as authorised by chapter one hundred and. forty-seven of the laws of nlenteen hundred'and three,\ and authorising the appointment of a special examiner and appraiser by the govern- , or, and tains his compensation. Became a law, April 80, 1908, with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. ' The People of the State of Now Tork. represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section L Chapter three hundred and thirty-five of the laws of nineteen hun- dred and four, entitled \An aot providing for the appraisal of lands, structures and waters-for the use of the Improved canals as authorised by chapter one hundred and forty-seven of tho laws of nineteen hun- dred and three,\ is hereby repealed. ! 2. Tha governor shall appoint a special examiner and appraiser of canal lands whose duty it shall be to visit and In- spect the lands, structures and water rights, or property rights appertaining .thereto, appropriated for tho use of the improved canals, and for the purposes of the work and improvement authorised by chapter one hundred and forty-seven of the laws of nineteen .hundred and three, as provided by section four of said act and acts amendatory thereof. Such spe- cial examiner and appraiser, either upon the application of the owners of such lands, structures and waters, or property rights pertaining thereto, at of the super- intendent of public works, may fix and determine with each or any of eal'd re- spective owners upon a fair valuation of any specific portion of said real property, structures, waters or property or rights connected therewith, or damage resulting to any stick owner or occupant, and may agree upon a price to be paid therefor by the state and accepted by said' respective owner or'Owners in fuH compensation for such specific property or rights, or for the damage caused by said worb or Im- provement Such agreements shall tie re- duced to writing and signed by such own- er or owners and by said special exam- iner and appraiser, and shall be submitted by said special examiner and appraiser to the superintendent of public works who, if he shall approve, shall submit said agreement to the canal board with his recommendations, for approval If in the opinion of the canal board, it is possible by means of such appraisal and agree- ment, to acquire for the state a good title to the entire Interest of any specific parcel of land or other property or right necessary for said improvement within the survey made by the state engineer and surveyor and certified by him.' pursu- ant to section four of chapter one hun- dred and forty-seven of the laws of nine- teen hundred and three, and aote amends- . tory thereof, and that It will be for the advantage of the state to obtain such specific property or right without con- demnation proceedings Or resort by said Owners to the court of claims, said canal board shall approve such agreement so entered into with Such owners, and upon the presentation and delivery of proper conveyances, duly approved by the attor- ney-general, said canal board may certify its acceptance thereof to the comptroller for payment under the provisions of sec- tion thirteen of chapter one hundred and forty-seven of the laws of nineteen hun- dred and three, and acts amendatory thereof, to the owner or owners ssyerally named therein. The treasurer shall pay to such Owner or owners, upon tho war- rant of the comptroller, after due audit by him, the amounts specified In such certificates. { S. Said special examiner and appraiser shall be appointed for a term v ot three years and shall receive an annual salary of four thousand dollars and his acina' and necessary traveling expenses; iheurreo in the discharge of his official duties, to be paid monthly out of funds provided for the improvement of the Brie, Oswego and Champlaln canals as authorised by chap- ter one hundred and forty-seyeh' of the laws, of nineteen hundred and three and acts amendatory thereof. The governor bay remove such special examiner and appraiser for cause at any time, after giving him an opportunity to be heard fit his defense. -,'*>''• t t This act shalltake effect Uay Srst. nineteen hundred and eight State of New Tori. OfBoe of the Secre- tary of State. •».: I have compared the preceding with'the. original law on file; in this office, and do hereby certify that 'the same la a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. JOHN B. WHAXJBN. Secretary of Stat*. UAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. [Every law, unless a different time shall be prescribed therein, shelf hot teke ef- fect imtil the twentieth day after It shell have become* law. Section 4S, article H, ohapter ••%. General Laws.} : - CJSAFi'lSS. •' • % , AN ACT to amend the state finance law, relating to loan commlsslonersi Bscante * lair. Aprli ». MM. with the approval of. the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. ' The People of the State of New TOlrk, represented In Senate and Assembly, air enact as follows; '•-;,'''.' flection i. Section eighty-three of chap- ter four hundred and thirteen of the laws, of eighteen hundred and ninety-seven, en- titled \An act relating to state finance, constituting ohapter' ten of the general laws;\ is hereby amended to re*d as fol- lows: . '.'..• • T./ '.,\ -,\ , It* Appointment and\ qualification of loan commissioners.—There shall, continue to be two commissioners for loaning Hit moneys belonging to the United States deposit fund, ta each county. Where such moneys are now invested, why shall be known as loan oommis*Ion»r». The'term Of office ofi eaoh commissioner ahall be two year* .'Suoh commissioners shall bo appointed by the governor, with the ad- vice and oonsent sf'tho senates Each commissioner shall reside in the county toy which he Is appointed and shall aot be* supervisor. The; office of such eoni- husslonera for each county shall be kept: at the cotitt house v tn the. county or at some convenient place hear the same. The: office Of the commissioners appoint- ed In the city and county of New Tork shall be at the office of tha register of such city and county. The commission- ers shall attend their offices annually on the first Tuesday of October, and there-' after on the Tuesday and Wednesday of eaoh week for the space of three weeks to receive moneys to be paid to them by virtue of this chapter. When any county la without such a eommisloner, all the powers end duties of such commissioners are vested i n and shall be performed by the comptroller during the time such va- cancy exists. S & This aot shan take effect Immedi- ately. State of New Tor*. Offloe et the Secre- tary of State, «i.: -- I have compared the preceding with the original law on file In this office, and do hereby certify that tho same la a correct transcript therefrom and of the. whole of •aid original laW. JOHN S. WHATJBN. Secretary of State. received by aos* ofiee^/Tjoard or depart- ment of the,cl% from any source othef' than by jnunjchjai tax,-, which are not Otherwise appropriated/'such moneys^or- revenues owiy be.used and applied toward and in addition, to the funds appwpWatedy tts' aforesaid, Jn.suoh manner as -ih the Judgment of , the board of estimate and apportionment may be-' most, beneficial to thVcity.,.'. - ., ,,_ \ , , f X SeotioB seventy-eight of said chap- ter is hereby amended so, as to read as follpwar S ?fe Temnorary loans.—In the Interval, between the b^gtenmg of the fiscal year and the adoption of the annual estimate the city shall have the power tp borrow money to the extent required to pay fixed salaries, the principal and Interest oh bonded o* funded debts or other' loan* the stated compensation Of officers and employees and indebtedness for work per- formed or; materials furnished under con- tract, with the board of contraot jtnd sup*, ply. After: the. adoption of said annual estimate It ehaU have the power! to bor- row money tor the payment of the debts' and expenses of the .city. Within the amounts ' appropriated'' therefor for the fiscal year,,in anticipation of the receipt of the,said taxes and revenues applica- ble te-vgueh, purposes. The common coun- cil- may. provide for the Issue of certifi- cates of indebtedness or revenue bonds, to be signed by-the mayor and treasurer and countersigned, by the comptroller, for such purposes. -Such bertifloates or bonds, together with interest thereon to date of maturity, shall be paid out of the money* received on account of taxes and reve- nues applicable to such purpesei. • '. S S. This act shall take effect immedl- ' *teiy» • „ ,~ -/ , .. < ,• •; '-, Stete-of New Tork, Office of the Secra- - tary of State, es.: , •.-. ^ - I have compared the preceding with the original law on file In this office, and do hereby oertlfy that the same iafa correct transcript therefrom and of thevwiole of said orlglhal law. 1 JOHN S. WHAiajN. Secretary of State.' LAWS 0]P NEW YORK—By Authority. [Every law. unless a different time shall be prescribed .therein, shall not take ef- fect until the twentieth day after it shall have become a law; Section «, article II, chapter 8, General Laws.] CHAP. 190. AN ACT to amend the uniform charter of cities of the second class, relative to temporary and funded debts. Became a law, April 29, 1908, with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present The People of the State ef New Tork. represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section 1. Section sixty of chapter four hundred and severity-three of the laws of mneteeh hundred and six. entitled \An aot to provide for the government of cities of the second class,\ is hereby amended to read as follows: , *, W. Temporary and funded debts-—Tem- porary and funded, debts of the city for the various purposes authorized or con- templated by this act and otherwise by law, may be created /by ordinance of the common council, provided, however/that any such ordinance shall, before it tako effect be. submitted to and approved by the board of estimate and apportionment Funded debts may be created for any municipal purpose. The creation of fund- ed and temporary debts and the refund- ing of existing debts, shall be subject to the provisions of the general municipal law. except as otherwise herein provided. Every funded* debt, refunded or created, except to provide for tho supply of water, shall be issued In such amounts and shall fail due at such times that the 'principal of the same shall be fully paid in not more than twenty equal annual Instal- ments; the last of\which shall become due at the end of not more than twenty years after its Issue. Every funded debt refunded or created to-provide for the supply of water shfll be issued in such amounts and shall fall due at such times that the principal Of the same shall' be fully paid In not more than forty equal instalments, the last- of which shall be- come due at the end of not more than forty years after Its Issue. Any bonds of the city heretofore Issued, other than rev- enue bonds, and not payable- in instal- ments may be refunded. No funded; debt which Is payable in instalments, nor any annual .payment thereof, shall be ro-» funded, but provision shall be made for the payment of each Instalment and ac- crued Interest in tho year in which It shall become duo by the insertion of the proper sum In the annual estimate for the year In auestlon. f 2. This aot shall take effect Immedi- ately. State of NeW Tork, Office ef the Secre- tary pf State, *»..* I have.' compared 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 ef said original law. ^ JOHN a WHAXiBN. Secretary .of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. [Every law. unless a different time shall be prescribed therein, shall aot take ef- fect until the twentieth day after it shall have become a law. Seotioh tf, article H, chapter :>, General Lawa] . ' '•'/' 'CHAP. 1&.'...-';--^: ' AN ACX ta make 'each county responsible f -for all funds or moneys paid into court therein. Became a law. April 2». 1808, With tha approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People, of the State of New Tork, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact a* follows: Section 1. The city of New/Tork, «hd outside thereof, eaoh county of the state shall be responsible for all funds or mon*' eyB deposited with the chamberlain and treasurer thereof respectively by virtue of a iudgment, decree or arder - of any court 9f record, fe this state, ftttd'aft ac- tion to recover any loss to or of such. !ncorporaii£&: or charter as the 'in* may be hrought; against the .erty' or ier»- its 'bSsfeeai' i* to be trans-: l*°^*7-- .I»B?e«« v< =J7- *JT &* i«**' -**•' LAWS Of? NEW YORK—By Authority, i [Every law, unless a different time shall' be, prescribed therein, shaH not take: ef- fect until the twentieth day after it shall have become a law. Section «, artiele II, chapter 8, General Laws.] CHAP:. i9L AN ACT to amend the uniforss eharter ' of cities of the second elase, relative to - annual appropriations and temporary .loan*,'' -. ••• \ '\ -.'-\ . ' '.'••* Became a law, April ». 1908/with the iapproVal of the Governor. Passed, three- fifth* being present •>-'••• ' The People of the State of New Torft;- tepresented in Senate and AasemMy, ig. •iy«e.«ji:foUows,:'\'' /•*-- - ,/. ; Section L Section sev«nty-*lx « enas-. tar four hundred and seventy-three of the taws of. nineteen hundred and six, en- titled \An act to provide for the govern- ment of cities of the second class.\ is hereby amended' so as to read* as follows: I 78. annus!- appropriations.—Whan the common council shan have adopted the final estimate of the board of estimate and. apportionment or said estimate as amended by it the same shaB be entered, at large Ih Its minutes and become a part : of lis proceedings. The several sums es- timated for expenditures therein shall be and become appropriated in the amounts and- for the Several departments, offloes and purpose* as therein specified for the said fiscal year. The several sums there- in enumerated as estimated revenues and the moneys necessary to be raised by tax -fa addition thereto tot pay the expenses of conducting the business of the city and for the purposes conUmplatedJjy this aot and. otherwise by law. shall be and become applicable in the amounts therein named for tha purposes of meeting said appropriation* to oftse the revenues re- ceived by tfc*'*uy exceed the imaunt of such estimated revenues named i n **ld annual estimate, or to case there re- main any unexpended: bslaneee of appro- priations made for the support of the city •^vernnsentor for any ether purpose, thoh suck (lurjWa revenues or suoh unex- pended balances shan, except as other- wise provided by law; r*.m*m upon d»- posit fthd be tnotaisd as a part et a» -esttmaie£ LAWS OP NEW YORK—By Authority, [Every law. Unless a different time shall be prescribed therein, shall not'take ef- fect until the twentieth day after it shall have become a law. Section «, article II, chapter,*. General Laws,} CHAP. 158. ' - AN ACT to amend ohapter one hundred and forty-seven of the laws of nineteen hundred and three. - entitled \An act making provision for issuing.bonds to the amount of not te excied ohe hun- dred and one million donars for 'the im- '-. provemont of the Brie canal, tha Os- - wego oanal and tha Champlaln' canal, and providing for a submission of the same to the people te be voted upon at the general election te be held' ih the year nineteen hundred}, and three,\ as amended, relative to the. examination and appraisal of lands taken for; the ' use of the improved oanala and for the purposes of the work and improvement authorized by said aot Became a law, April 80, 1S08, with the approval of the Governor. Pasaed,. three- fifths being present \*'-'. The People of the State of New Tork, representm'-in Senate and Assembly, do enact aa follows: - - Section L Section four of chapter one hundred and forty-seven of the laws of nineteen hundred and three, entitled \An aot making provision for Issuing bonds to the amount of not to exceed one hundred and one million dollars for the improve- ment of the Erie canal, the Oswego canal and the Champlaln canal, and providing for a submission of the sains to the peo- ple to be voted upon at the, general elec- tion to be held In the year.*nineteen \hun- dred and three,\ as amended by ohapter three hundred and sixty-five of the^Jaws of nineteen 'hundred and six. Is hereby amended so as to read as follows: { 4. The state engineer may-subject to the following conditions, enter upon, take possession of and use lands, structures and waters,'' the appropriation of which for the use of the Unproved canals and for the purposes of the work and im- provement'authorised by'this act shall in his Judsniont'-be necessary. An accurate survey and map of all suoh tends shall be made by the state; engineer who shall an- nex thereto .his certificate that the .lands therein described are necessary for the use of the Canals of the state. Such sur- vey, map and certificate shall first be sub- mitted by the state engineer to ths ad- visory board o£ consulting engineers, who. within fifteen days from the receipt thereof, shall report thereon 'to the canal board. After the same has been approved by the canal board, such map, survey and certificate shall bet filed in the pfBce of the state engineer, and a duplicate copy thereof, duly certified by the s'tate engi- neer to be such duplicate copy shall also be filed in the offloe of the superintendent of publio works. 'The superintendent of public works shall thereupon serve upon the owner of any real property so appro- priated a notloo of the filing and of the date of filing of such map, survey and certificate in his office, which notice shall also specifically describe that portion of such real property belonging to. such own- er which by the said approval of the canal beard has been so appropriated for the use of the canals of the state. If the su- perintendent, of publio works shall not be able to servo said notice upon the owner personally within this state after making efforts so to do. which in his Judgment are under the circumstances reasonable and proper, he may serVe tha same by filing It with the clerk of the county Wherein the property so appropriated is situate. From the time of the servica of such notice, the entry upon and tha ap- propriation by the state of the real prop- erty therein described for' the ipurposes of the work and improvement provided f<HL»by this aot' shall be deemed oom- p5te, aad such notice so served shah be conclusive evidence of such entry, and sejpropriatioa and of the quantity and boundaries of thai lands appropriated. Tha superintendent of pubHc works may ocvse a duplicate copy of such notice, with em affidavit of due service thereof on sack owner,' to be .recorded in the books liaea for reaording deeds In the offloe of the county clerk ef any county in. tha state where ; any. eif the. property described la auak notion la situate*, and the reeord of each notice and such proof of serviee shall be prima faole evidence of the due service thereof, The.eiurt et claims; shall have Jurisdiction to deter- mine the amount of compensation far lands, structures and waters so appropri- ate*. If the, settlement for the lands taken Is made by the special examiner and appraiser appointed by the governor, tha persons whose property baa been taken and who have agreed npoa the ooaapejnsatioh: to bo paid therefor, shall bo entitled to interest from the time -of the actual > occupancy thereof by tha state, to thm data-Of thaipaymant of tha amount agreed upon, or the, eervice by the coihptroller. o f the notice •*» herein- after provided, and; the oomptroUer shall oertlfy to the state treasurer the amount agreed upon, date of occupancy, and the amount of Interest , due thereon upon the appUcatloh af any person, their heirs Or assigns, whose lands nava bean taken for the improvement of the canals. In- terest as authorised by this section, shaH cease upoh the aervlca by tha «>«ipttoi|ai> upon the person entitled thereto aa here- Inbefore provided of a notice. that tha state la ready and wiiilag to pay tha ameunt agreed upon, upon tha preaaata- Ooh of proper proof and vouchers, And the attorn*y-c«n«ral shall furnish te tha «omptr«llar and state treasurer ail searchee necessary to prove tha- tltla te tha land* taken. JThe state treasurer •hall pay to tha persons with, whom an agreement has been made all moneys ex- pended by them In proeurteg searches against the property taken fair oanal pur- poses which moneys Will be paid by tha treasurer on tha warrant af tha comp- troller after certification to said wanp* troUer by the county clerk a* oosjoty treasurer that the bate presented by amid person have bee* incurred is their ra^ spectiva offices, and paid by fbe person whose lands hav* been taken.'- ' l i This act ahall take effect jauneeav ateiy. State'of New *im. Officaaf tta Saera. tary of State, **»* trauscrlpTTSerer^m and of the wRlSTo? i«* orteinrt ikw. JOHN a WHAUM. - Secretary of S'tate,. , L*W8 0«? NIWYORK^iy Authority, OBvery iaw> unless a different time shall be presoribed therein, shan not take ef- fect until the twentieth day -after i t ahsil have become . * law, Seetlon «, arOola H, ahapter t, <Wn«sf al Laws.1 ' - ',' CHAP-. : ',»0, ' i' •' AN' ACT to astebiish, a ~ state' school af agrTcultur* at Alfred university, and: - jraakinf appfoprtatioa theiefor.* . Became a law. May 6, 1908, with the approval of th* Governor. Passed, thros- fiftha betogpresent < . Tha People of the State of New Tork, represented in Senate and Assembly; do 'enact -as- follows:\ .. -':' ' Y Seetjon,! Tijete is Hereby established at Alfred university a. New Tork ' state school of agriculture, Which school shall giva. elementary and practical instruction in agriculture as hereafter provided in -this act* fror the purpose of purchasing suitable itods; a t ^fred, NeW Tork, and •rooting thereoh necessary buildinxs. and providing: appurtenances, and for 'the purehase of farm implements and live stook, and. all other equipment and sup- plies necessaty for said school .pf: agrioul- turo,'tha- sum.of soventy-flve thousand dollars, or as much thereof aa may be neoessary, I* hereby appropriated out: of any/moneys in tha^\treasury' hot .other- wise: apprbpjrlsted to be paid: by the treas- urer to -the treasurer of Alfred univer- sity upon.-the warrant of the comptroller upon vouchers furnished by the treasurer of saiiuhlhrewlty, and to ba'axpindod by it as agent of the state In pursuance of this act' '•..•. \ V '-.-1 X Alfred -university I* hereby author- lied and ^empowered to purchase lands, construct the buildings and let.the con- tracts therefor .and acquire othvr prop- erty provided for in this aot subject to the approvals herein speoifled. Lands purchased under this act for the New York state school of agriculture at Al- fred university shall -not be mora than throe hundred acres. The purchase of such lands shall be approved by the com- missioner of agriculture, and the title thereto shall be conveyed to the people of* the steteT'of, New Tork. The auffi- clency or suoh title and the form of con- veyance shaH be approved by the attor- ney-general. Tha buildings of said school of agriculture shall include a principal -building, in Which shall be located labo- ratories, lecture and administration rooms, to be furnished and-supplied with •necessary '.appurtenances; a barn, dairy house, and such other. constructions, and appurtenances as may be necessary. No part of suoh moneys, except for adver- tising, shall bo expended for the erection of. buildings- until plans' and specifica- tions for the construction of the same shall, be prepared by the-state architect, and a contract or contracts therefor let within the amount available therefor, nor until'the state, architect shall certify to the comptroller that i n his judgment the. specified lands, buildings, and equip- ment can be purchased and constructed Within the appropriation hereby provided. All contracts greater in amount than one thousand dollars shall have .the perform- ance thereof secured by sufficient bond or bonds, to be approved by, and filed with tha comptroller. Any moneys appropri- ated under this act remaining unused after tho foregoing buildings, lands and other equipment have been constructed, and acquired, shall be available for the purchase of live stock, farming utensils, dairy and such other machinery equip- ment and supplies as may be necessary to enable said school to carry on effi- ciently its Work. All buildings construct- ed under this act, and ah lands pur- chased and other propety acquired with moneys appropriated and all buildings and 'property hereafter acquired with moneys appropriated by the state shall be and remain the property of tho state. S '*- The' objects of the New Tork state school of agriculture at Alfred university, Ahall he to give,elementary and practical instruction in agriculture and kindred subjects; to conduct tor the improvement of such instruction. Investigations and experiments In agricultural methods and resources In, western New Tork, and in means and methods for the care and im- provement of live stock; to stimulate agricultural pursuits, and to ^increase knowledge' by which such Induspy may be successfully carried on; such work shall' b»' co-ordinated so far as practica- ble; with that at the New Tork state col- lego of agriculture at Cornell university; •and furnish both a practical training for the pursuit of, agriculture, and comple- ments! training, preliminary to advanced courses in the sold state, college of agri- culture at: Cornell university. Alfred uni- versity, shall have the custody and con- trol of. the property of said l^ew Tork state school of agriculture, and shall, with whatever moneys may bet received for the purpose, administer the said school of agriculture, with authority to appoint teachers, Investigators and other officers and employees,, t4'-prescribe the requirements , for admission, and the tourses of study to be pursued/a^d with Juch ,ether power and authority aa will secure neoossary and adequate adminis- tration of suoh school. And in order to secure unity and harmony In .education In agriculture In the state of New tork, tha state commissioner tHt agriculture, the director of the New Tork state col- lege of agriculture af Cornell unlverity, and a person to be annually elected or appointed by the state grange, shall be ex-dfficio, members of the board ef .mana- gers to be appointed annually by Ihe trustees of Alfred university, to have Im- mediate management of the said state school of agrinUture. Alfred university ahall waelvo no iteoma, preflt or'ootnpen- satiqn therefor, but «s moneys received tram appropriations for: the said 'school of agriculture shall be credited by said university to * separate fund, aha shall be used axcluslveO' for said New Tork, state school of agriculture. Such moneys as may (be apprbpriated by the state to Alfred university, for said atafay school of agrlcultMre, ahavUba payablal to the^reas- urer of \ Alfred- university upon voucheya furnished to the oomptroUer. The said university shall expend such moneys and use suoh property of the state In admin- istering, said school of agriculture as above provided, and shall report to the commissioner of agriculture annually, on of bKfor* th* first day/of December, a detailed etatepitnt of such expenditures «hd of the gen«ral\operations of the said sohcol of agriculture for the year ending the thirtieth day of September then next prooedlhg; anda copy of such report shaU ^ transmitted te the legislature. Students bona fide Residents of the, state of New .Tork for one year preceding the date of their admission: shall be entitled to free tuition. Other fees aha charges if any in Cte, sals, school of/agriculture, and any moneys reoeivod from tuitions paid by students not teatdanta of the state of New\ Tork,-and from the sales of prod-, note shall be reported and forwarded monthly to the state treasurer as re- qalhed by the state finance law. and may be reappropriated toward, the maintenance of sal* school of agrioultura. . 14. The sum of five thousand dolUars, or my muck thereof aa may be necessary, Is hereby appropriated for the malhta- aane* of tha' said school of agriculture for |he fiscal year beginning, October one, nineteen hundred and eight. .% 8. This not ahall take effect lnunadb , dlately- • \ ' State of New Tork, Office of tha Beore- tary of State, as.: I have oouparad tha' preceding with tha original law on ate In this office, and do- hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of tha whole of said original tew., j ! JOHN 8. WHALEN, Secretary of State, *t*ta'\af 'New To* #i fuTIfiThfl im lands a# JUSorrlsville herotoforo used, ah* 0001100109 for county seat pUrpOsos. Became • -&.W. Way «, IMS, with the. a*, proval of the GoVernofc Paaaafl, thraar .nfthi.beinir present/ The/People of the.'State of Now Tork. represented in Senate and Assembly,, do. anact aa foffows; \ Section 1. Establishment of soheoI,-Jl state school of agrlculturs is hereby es- tablished -at the village of MorrlsvUle, Hadison county, to be known as the state aohooJ of agriculture at Morrisruio. I J. Objects and purpose* of aohooL— Such school shall have for its objeOts and purposes: L The\ elementary and practical- In- struction of pupils attending such school In agriculture and all allied subjects, ih- ctedlhg domestlo Bdebce. . ,t The giving of Instruction in agricul- ture and agricultural sciehca preparatory to the more advanbea courses in the state college of agrloulture at Cornell to whtoh end the work shall be conformed as-far as practicable with that of the last named Institution and also the giving of elementary, and practical instruction for. the carrying on of agricultural pursuite to such as do not desire the more ad- vanced course. -\' 8. The conducting of Investigations and ixperithente fa central New T^rk for th#- purpose of ascertaining the best methods Of fertilising fields, gardens and planta- tions, and the beet modes of tillage and farm .management and the care and im- provement of live stock. .,. Si Management and control.—The care, management and control of said school, g roperty and premlsea shall ha exerciseo\ y; a board Of seven trustejes. The state commissioner of agriculture and the dl- reotor of the New York State Agricultural School e»t Cornell University shall, .ex-, officio, be members of the board of trus- tees. The other five trustees shall be ap- pointed by tha governor by and with the consent of the senate. At least two of such 'trustees shall he residents of the county of Madison. One of such, trustees shall be a pernon recommended, by tho state grange^ if such recoarmejidation he* mode. Two of such, appointed trustees shall be Appointed for a term of two years each and three for -g; term of four years each. Upon the expiration of the terms of office of such appointed trustees their successors shall be appointed for a term <?f four years eabh. Suoh trustees ahall verve for the terms for which they are respectively appointed and until their, successors have been appointed and qual- ified. In case o f any vacancy in the office of any trustee his successor shall be ap- pointed for the unexpired term for which he Was appointed. Such trustees shall serve without compensation. | 4. Powers and duties of board of trus- tees.—The board of trustees so appointed by the governor shall have the general care, supervision and control of such school and all Its affairs and to carry out Its objects and purposes: L Employ and remove teachers, ex- perts, chemists and all necessary clerks and assistants. 3. Adopt rules not inconsistent with tho law controlling the affairs of such school. 8. Prescribe tho course of Instruction and the methods of investigation and ex- periments to be followed in such school. t 6. Appropriation.—The sum of twenty thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropri- ated out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, for tho pur- pose of altsring, equipping and maintain- ing the buildings located at MorrlsvUle known as the courthouse, county clerk's office and sheriff's residence.and Jail and the outbuildings and premises and for the ereotion of any new buildings and the purchase of any land that may be neces- sary for the purpose* of said school of agriculture. The purchase of lands EhaU be approved by thp commissioner of agri- culture, and the title thereto shall bo con- veyed to the people of the state of Now Tork. . The sufficiency of title and the form of conveyance shall be approved by the attorney-generaj. Said sum Is hereby appropriated upon tha condition that be- fore any part of such opproprlation shall become available, the county land and buildings referred to In this act shall be conveyed to the people of the state by the board of supervisors of Madison county, without cost to {the state, tha sufficiency of title anti-form of convey- ance to be approved as to form and man- ner of execution by the attorney-general. The hoard of supervisors of Madison county is hereby authorized and empow- ered to convoy, without consideration, to the people of the state of New Tork the lands and premises located at Morris- villo, Madison county, upon which / tha county buildings, te wit, .the courthouse. Jail, clerk's office, surrogate's office and outbuildings are Ideated and the lands surrounding tha same and heretofore used by said county for county purposes, when the new buildings to be erected upon the proposed hew site shall have been erected and accepted by said board of supervisors. 8 6. Erection,, hnproveaaent repair and equipment of buildings.—Tho amount the V CHECKING A BUMDLET\ Tha W«> th* firedMaj, Saved KHn« at)f Labor and Trouble. ©h»4ay a man Went into a very bir Btor*. He bad a baavy package witl ftfatf.. /',. .-:> Not in the sens* you meaa, axnarttea, bdtin tha real senso. He hW to go two block* forth** iown the Street and aifln*t want u carry the package. So he decided that he Would leave it to the check room. . Ho aefced a floorwalker who looked lite a United States senator, but who was a, perfect gentleman, where the eheyik room wa«. The floorwalker «aid: •'TbreealMewverdowTistairsandover- «nth«'W4h8shaide.\ f ilfc/'fea.t tberie, wiMawrcr ttat was, aM fonad he had made a mistake. He knew It was himself who had tnkde tha mlatabe, for as nice a man « a floorwaiker with a Prince Albert to couldn't havw made a mistake. : Fii&ay after ii» had lugged MB btm- dle thirty-two Wocks hunting th* check room, had found the check roam and deposited Ws bundle be walked bis two blocks to the oilier ptoca and .was through for tho day. Xaen lie floliloqnized: ... '?H6w mhoald I ewwr aarve got through or stood the wear and tear of t6at lp»p two blocks carrying that Bundle? .if it hadn't been for the cheek room system, what eoold I have ^Rmer\—Chicago News. ;/ TIPS m EM6UWD. Lord Ruasell'a Faa to tha Headaman Who Executed,Him. 'Mr. George Russell, dlsconratng on tips i n tile Manchester Guardian, after the manner of bfe \Collections and Recollections,\ treats the subject his- torically under Its varlocs names of fees, vales (or veils), honorarium (as Disraeli preferred to call it} and pouches. Ancient nssge has a peculiarly con- secrating effect in the matter of tips and fees. Horace Walpole records tho astonishment of George I. when told that he must give guineas to tho serv- ant of the ranger of his park for bringing him a brace of-carp out of his own pond. Apparently everybody in England la at some time or other justified in de- manding a fee unless It be the mon- arih. When Tait became archbishop of Canterbury and met the queen he breathed a sigh of relief on at last en- countering a person to whoa ha had not to pay something. According to Bishop Burnet, a man used to have to give a tip in order te be decapitated. He tells the story of Lord Russell when under sentence of death for high treason asking what he ooght to give- the exaeottoner. 1 told him 10 guineas. He said, with a smile, ft was a pretty thing to give a fee to have) bis-head cot off.\ For Number Two. ^George, dear, what kind of a wom- an would yon marry if yon married again?\ asked the amiable wife. \Wen if I married again\— begaa the brutal husband. - \Then yon acknowledge- that you would marry again?'* I'm not saying one way or the oth- er, bat?'— \But you don't give me a definite answer, and that proves\— \That doesnt prove anything; be- cause\— \it does tool So what kind of a woman would you marry If you mar- ried againr \I wouldn't marry again. I could not\ \Of course you have to say that.\ \Of coarse I do, because I was about to say that if I married again It would be the kind of a woman who would not ask me what kind of a wo- hereby appropriated shall be paid by treasurer upon the warrant of tfao eomp- I man I would marry if I married troller upon vouchers approved by tha J again.\—lodge. commissioner of agriculture to tho trus- -i ——. tees of said school, to be expended by them aa agents of/the state.In puroiK once of thla act The .state architect shall prepare plans and specifications andthorized shall controly asct architectt ail worka ofd t have coopered the, preceding with tha revenues for ths succeeding 1 erigtesd law ,on '.&• in, «0* office, aad da n any w*wrs «t**1'«*a« *C ) .hsrj|gr'jHt«&r *ai Ui* asjiaJs a *fST*«t LAWS OF N$W YORK—py Authority, ravery law. unless a different time shall be preacribed therein, shall not take ef- ' fact until the twentieth day after it abeQ hav* become a* law, Section «* article IX. chapter *, General Laws.] CHAP. at*. AN ACT te eatohUah a state school of Nip and Tuefc. aariciflture at Moiruvtiie, ajaaisott \When Brown came to this dtr ten county, m« mmg «a appropriation J y^»«t e4 MiiSa Cent? tterefor; and authorising and empower- { 7 ^SL7r«_~?»,^2.1Ti7?,? , .— teg tfee board of supervisor* of Madison f *W«U. *«J» How did havmafce ou«* tHS*J»-J*!*M4» m wm**« tea I J%£ »»» SttB boliing hJa ©irsu'V constructton, alteration and repair au - o this a bu such plan an : specifications shall be subject to the ap- proval of the commissioner of agriculture and the hoard of trustees of such school. The erection, alteration and repair of such buildings shall be done by contract, except Work which in the opinion af the: trustees can be done in whole or i h part more advantageously by* the employment of labor and the purchase of material In the open market, All buildings construct- ed, lands purchased • and property ac- quired under the provisions of, this act and all buildings and property hereafter acquired with moneys appropriated by the state shall bo and remain the\ property of the.state. • All expenditure* under this act -shall be made in such manner. as shall be prescribed by the state Architect the state commissioner of agriculture and the said board of trusts**. Money herein appropriated shall only be. advanced, to the board of trustees of such school as the work progresses or the. purchase of material is mad* and upon bills duly .cor* tlflad, rendered and audited.,. > 17, Th* board of trustees* shaB report to the commissioner of agriculture .annu- ally. on\\or before the first day of Decem- ber, a detailed statement of such-expend- itures and of the general opers»tlona of the, said school of agriculturo for tite year ending/ the' ttirtifth day- 0JC September then, next preceding, and. a copy of such report shall be transmitted to the legis- lature; Students bona fid* residents of the state of New Tork for ana year -'pre- ceding the date of their admission shall be entitled to free tuition. Other fees and charges. If any. in the said school of ag- riculture,'and any moneys received from tuition paid by students not residents of tti* stateof New Tork, and from the sals of products, shall be xopacted and for- warded monthly to the state treasurer as required by the state inahoe law. and' ntey be reappropriated toward; the main- tenance of said school of agriculture. 5 «- Thi* act shall take effeot hnmedl- diately. State of Ne* Tor*. Oflloa of the Secre- tary ©f State, -as, J: • 1 have compared the precadtag wiai tha original law on file in this office, and do hereby ..certify that ^he same I* a iCorreot transcript therefrom and af the Whole of said original law. , • : I JOHN a WHA1JBN. J! JBaeretary of Bute. . \I^ttrtand his wlfeareUvmgin rea- tauranis now.\ ^dWa thtftj\.- \He wants to break her of the habit of smoking.-'—tiaw York Ufa. , Singing Pjlgeona, The queer Chinese change pigeons into song birds by fastening whistles to their breasts. The wind of their flight then causes a weird and plaintive music that is seldom silenced In the pigeon haunted cities of Fekin and Canton, f he Belgians, great pigeon fliers, fasten whistles beneath the wings of valuable racing canters, claiming that the thrill noise is a sure protection against hawks aad other birds pf prey. Aa a similar pro- tection, reed*, emitting an odd wail- ing sound, are fixed to the tali feath- ers of the dispatch heating pigeons of tho German army. What He Waa Looking Pen \X do wish, Edward,\ said the lady of his db^iee, \tiiat yon wouldn't star* at other women so much. It's very rude and is certainly no compliment to fnl.\ '\ /- \ *On the contrary, my.dear,\ replied the resourceful benedict; \I was look- ing to see if; I could And a prattler face than yours, and I confess I really cannot/'-r-New^YoriiPress. stating Before 8leaa> \Is it safe to eat before gome to Steep?* asks ^ibyl : \Oh yes, much safer than eating afterward, we should say! . it is so hard to see what yon are eating when yon\ are asleep, yon toow-.\-iPath- finder. -::; - .\•;. / .' \\ ,;•'•' • An Enthusiast, T^wno-^Qh, yes, he's quite an entho- aiast- He goes In for things in real earnest « Browner-X^s, if some one wens to send him oh a wild goose chase h*^ speak of hiinself afterward as a »l^tsni*m.—Phils^elphia Press, Fairies of tha Deep. Mother Pike (to Little Piterj-Wnat fairy story-do you-want me to tell yon today? Utile Fiker-Elther UtUa Red Herring Hood or Octo-Pusa In Boots.— Kansas Otly \Star. Now He 1* Sorry He Spoke. \He-^l ain not worthy of you, dear i She—WeO, don't you suppose I know it?-«omerTaie ,JotirnaL -. .- - —.;,„,.•',.,;.. ,. .- i '-. CHit o f Place. Cheap things are found, at .bargain aateeV But oh, tha cheapest one ^ IS the man wha stands thara ayatttaej > •s' I!