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Passed, three- State of New York. • and Assembly, do -.ree of chapter atx wo of the laws of I six. entitled \An e scaooJ of agrlcui- ce I'nlversity, and -tlon therefor.\ is i-l as fo-ows: -poses of school — for its oojects and i practical Instme- : sucn school ;n &g- su'.^ects i action by meaiA of i-'.er univerattyaBx- ^-e proraouosjl of !ni»st!gaaoni rp'-sc of aseei fprUHsatloi i.'.'-a:ions and\ the •nd farm mar-age- of .:»e srocn. \••:s *r. : the ,j ls . rai knowledge by 1 oMerw'sc, »»! Q ^-*;^n of \>« -,.. . >.\.a and ^xp»»ri- :i> n of 6'j.leu: 3 --.->n as rray t.« ~S''.t» -i pro • ..ir^is of g*,, -• . ^..i...: «. rarfas » : \i toe '•0U|g« > effect UnmgtU- ce of the Segjre- }• seeding wltnjfcjhe the laws or^afiiMien hundred end eeven, (s hereby amend** to reed as follow?*: •, • J S. For the. purpose of carrying Into ef- ,' feet the provts'.oha of said act aa hereby ' amended, and commeBcir^g the work of ,' constructing sooh new prison. Including the , erection of temporary barracks. i barns, shops, and a stockada; necessary J grading end excavating, the purchase of material for all such work, the guarding, , maintenance and instruction of prtsooara ' employed tharcwa; tha pupchaae of a boat, necessary foots, taplamenj* aod supplies, the raparlntandenoy of euch i work, the construction and «iu!pmeat of a short branch raliroad ar «pur tnmUt Wast Shore railroad an UM atte, to the , prison yard; and the preparation of plana, specifications, aad estimates, the turn of one hu&drtd and tweuty»flve thousand doUara. or sa much thereof as mpv be necaaaary. ta hereby ajiprojal- ated in addition to the ametaat apyretLrt. ated la said act 5 2. this act shall take effctt ately. State of New Teric, (Miss •< ft* tary of Stats, as.: I oa<r» compared the preoadlsf Watb tte u ; artetnal law oa ffle ip tUs offic*.. sag do . hereby certify that the same is a gemot transcript therafrom and of the «3Ms at ; , said original saw. JOBM a WSEAUESf. gacroear af MsJs> \ LAWS OP NEW YORK—By Autnerlty.: , [Every taw. unless a different time shall he prescribed therein, shall not take ef- fect until the twentieth day after It shall hav» become a law. Section 43, article XX. ; chapter 8, General Lewa] CHAP. KM. AN ACT making an appropriation for the payment for the fiscal year beginning on the first), day of October, nineteen hundred and eight, of interest on the j canal debt«rontracted or to be coatraot- . ed under article seven, section four of t the constitution. ; Became a law. May (, ISO* with the ap- proval of tha Governor. Passed, three* I fifths belns present. The People of the State of New York, . represented In Senate and Assembly, do , enact as follows; ; , Section i. The sam of two hundred siz- , ^teen thousand nine hundred dollars Is , hereby appropriated from the sinking j fund under article seven, section four of the constitution for the payment of the , Interest on the debt contracted under j said section aad as provided by chapter i. seventy-nine of the lawa of eighteen hun- ,' dred and ninety-five and the acts ainend- j a'ory thereto, as the same shall become j due and payable during the fiscal year , beginning on the first day of October, j nineteen hundred and eight. > ( Z. The sum of sixty thousand doHarw ' is hereby appropriated from the singing fund under article seven, section four of the constitution for the payment of the Interest on the debt contracted under said section and as provided by chapter one hundred and forty-seven of the lai Df nineteen hundred and three, and acts amendatory thereof, as the sa shall become due and payable during „ 5aca; year beginning on the ftret day October, nineteen hundred and eight. i 3. The sum of three hundred thirty I thousand dollars is hereby appropriated from the slniung fund under article *ev- ' en. section four of the constitution for the payment of the Interest on the debt , contracted or to be contracted under said section and as provided by chapters one hundred forty-seven of the lawa of nine- teen hundred and three and three hun- dred and two of the laws of nineteen bun- dled and six and the acts amendatory thereof, as the same shall become due and payable during the tiscal year begln- nins on the first day of October, nineteen hundred and sight. S 4. This act shall take effect Immedi- dlately. State of New York, Office of the Secre- tary of Slate, ss.. I have compared the preceding with the enginai law on flle in this office, and do hereoy certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole ef said original jaw JOHN a WHALEW, Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORX—By Authority. CEvery law. unless a different time shall be prescribed tkereln, shall not take ef- fect until the twentieth day after It shall • have become a law. Section 4S, article IL \ chapterThe 8, Generale Laws.]e trepresented CHAP 206. •. AN ACT to provide ways and means for aS the annualn contributionm te the canale jpj /- - •Nuiiiii |II Hj'U nil 11,1,.n| .Jl^ J L . /'.\ i..1 0 I' U.W11UI' l! I »l ' M»L' HI , I il tor the'»^*iffeiS ftare^ ^flsr «• p**- visteas at this aot, er «*U1 Baymeat, If payment e* snade ssoaer, hut »• soon fcedgmeht shall ha »*i4 a&W there shall fee filed with «ha oomjUraHer a copy of' SAHW JMgnatot #& certified hy tha olerk ; «c aaM aoisri, ah* * oartifloats af Ota at- . tarpeir-geaeral that »• «pp«al from an-sh ^wjrment has been or wJU b» tsteen by ^ 1% ^- : sjpt'-shtUl Uka Satest tao&adt- srhata af Hew Tor*. Offloa «« tka »eera- ta*»of State, ss.: . '= y ' - ' 5 have eamjeared «rt »s»oe*taa; wtO» the •rlginai law on file In Ms affica, and do hereby oerKfy that the. fame tt * oorreot transcrlstt therefroist an* of th^ ,whsle of g*M ariginai l»w. -V'-'.- ~*''~ '. '•'.'•'•'' • •• , \' gecretarg-at iitate., - WAW8 OF NEW YORK—BjrAuthorlt*. PBvery law. unless a different ttm ? shaU «a prescribed therein, shall not take ef- fect until tha twentieth day\ after: it shaU fcaire booome a law. 8eotlon-«. axticla II, ':<$Hm&Mt% OsnersJ' l*wa.l •. •->-- •' \•• - '-\J\ • ' <fW&& -Mai ' • M|E}tUsV \* - ' ' ..' '' ! -''' * .Beoasaaa^law. May «,«». with tha ap- proval at tl» eovwnibrv 38*i»«ldt \\' ' \-'•*'•«****.-»( • into m» «ssa»ao«, mtot' Md kiduatrlal opportunitiea of aliens la the , state ef New Tork aad staking aa ap- propriation therefor, i,-, , Beoama a |aw„ Kay «, .if**. wl»'t&e'*p-i arovai af the Governor. Paseed, three *fth«>etng present -'. . •--•.:<•.' ;-Wh»y jp^etieja af tka rV*,ae 'af New 'Tajp.-,;-. represented in Senate and Assembly, Ho enact as follows: Section 1. Tho goyernor tg hereby ; sni- powered to appoint a oommlsston of lm* migration, which , shall consist of aine members who shall serve without com- pensation, and which shall make full la- Qulry, examination and investigation Into the condition, welfare and industrial op- portunities of aliens In the state of New Vork. For this purpose, said commission is hereby authorised to send for persons tttOa being present SB* Ijop^e. of iha EUte oi ; 3STew *oric, represented la Senate and JUssnibly, do anact as follaws: ; •-'\*. • •ecMoa^ V%4 following unexpended J^Pt- aaces of fortnar approprlatlohli ire here- by reappropriate* for th,* saaie^ sbieets •ad puraoses ana to be ajrpand«4 i n the ssnas\' aaaiitrt. as provided; In tOx* aota leaking the Origtasl wproprfatfens: The •nm of saviahtyifiTa tBou'sind and four iteUsi* and aevehty.nine cent*;\ for the construction of an aqueduct under tha EM* oanal ait DurhanavllleV as provided by chapter six hundred and «6venty-two af the laws of nineteen hunured'TWid six; the sum af'sixty-two -thousantf five hun- dra* dollars for the repair afid'lmprove- toent of existing mechanical «4d other atruoturaa end works oa and' connected: wMk the oanalg of thlsstata, as provided. by ebaptar one hundred and sixty-two of Ills) law* Of nineteen hundred anft six; tha susj'Of one hundred and eighty-sight ielttr* and s*vsnty t^nts f or tfi* erectloa •%si lighthouse it theouUetof I-iUto Keuka, Penn Tan, aa provided by c&a{j- tar four nundred wad eighty-three of tha laws «C alaetsen hundrea and six; tha sam af ana thousand two hundred and sixty dollars and seventy-elgtot \centa for rapalrlng; the walla and dradglBg out* tho <faDt*s oanal,* a* proviared by chapter six bundred and elgbty-alx of tha laws of nineteen huadred and six; and the sum of twenty-nlna thousand two hundred nd fsrty-thre* dollars and seventy-eight ceai» ti»t the constroction if* new lift or hoist' bridge over the Oswego oanal at Uerth 8*i(na streot, Syracuse, as pro- vided by chapter sis: hundred tod sixty, eight of the laws of sinsteea hundred and six. • '- '\• s j. This aot shall tax* effect Immedi- ately. : Stats of New Tork. Offioa at the Seere- Igr'ta>rWBta«e, as.: - % I bava compared tna precedlrig wttn the * •rigimal law oa file to this affles, and do % hereby certify that the same'is a correct - Itranscript therefrom and ef the whole of W< arlglnal law. JOHN S. -VTHAiEWr, Secretary of Btata, % Boat aaf tufinet wTFB vvfflaB eWTKW*' to take the place ef the tocllned railway at euch reservation, Includlag iBSjcjaasary lulldlhgs, stairways, maahlnery and oori- slste s^njpthant,, upxw plang ti br fra- Dared or approved by the state architaet I J. Tha further sum of tin themssmd ioUars Is hereby approsriated for tha sommlsaloners of the state reservation at Niagara for tha constraotlea of sen m- illned foot-path or way from* to* upper terminal station of ths proposed vertical •levator' to the wattr's edge of the river below the falls, upon plans to be prepared •r *pproTsd by,;tB* atate^ irchitaet, and pcovldsd such: feo%sct jtootipath or way •hall be deemed practicable of oonstruo- !len *ft*r atudy and e^tjunihationi *. I*. «i» fiart of ihssumg herein appro- priated or reapproprlated shaft ba aviaH:- and papers, administer oaihs and to \ax-.\);{**«; SJ&P*.*™ »<»\» «** *dv«tislnav amine witnesses and paper8\respectlng all: r.SP°r.* h l ^S mn M»«8^«r» ?t such rssejrnt' niattwi pettiinlnt t o this iUbjedt, antt toi ,\ 1 ?P.' , fi«B' W« *JW ifis fldjafittoiliF * «eri smploy itt wsqesialT ^srlca| and othar i\*gjy* *** \\*• *^'.-.•W -ba- ; completed assistance. Said commission shall rnake a full and final report-to the governor, i tacludlng euob reoommendations for legis- lation as In Its Judgment may seem proper. within the sums herein appropriated rs- ipeoHvely. ..•,•:...'-' -•\..••. ,•.••*•• ,t 4. Thi traaiurar shall pay tfct ttonsy* » appropriated on ,th* wsjrrant of 'thi soiaptroller, but no'warrant shaa bes-^lH J a. For this purpose the sum of ten.., * ue «*^ \PH 1 •nolv<jon»jnlssloners shall bavi thousand doUagrs or «* much oisreot as ••') B »»ent«4 to the «ojnptrolle» a detaHid maybe necessary Is hereby approtrlatect i 'itatement. in ltenig. of th* yarioui -ais* • is. This act shall take effect immedl- i i »ursements paid or Incurred for stteh'Mr ately. - '-•\•-/•• . j-bot and materlsi. verified by the sup«rln« Stat* of New Tork, Offioa of the Beers- I fiwident of said reservation, and apjiroted tary of State, as.; •> by tfeo state architect and the sairrie stWl I have compared the preceding with ths , h % v i* M ee n a«^««d by the.cojnptroller. original law oa file tn this office, and do hereby Mititt that the same i s a correct transcript therefrom, and of the whole-of •mid arlglnal law. #<* . »-» JOHN R WHAIJEN, ,- .^jftscretsvry-i* BtafSi'-' LAWS OF NEW YORkr-By Authority. {Every law, unless a dlrfeBint-time shall be prescribed therein, shaU not takei ef- fect until tha twentieth ^ajr after It shaU have become a law. • Section 41, article IT, chapter • , General Laws.J / : •• > OEfjtP.\|^lr , f * - AN ACT to authorize the appointment of a commission to Inquire Into, the man- ner in which Justice i s administered In courts of Inferior criminal Jurisdiction, in cities of the. first class, including their methods of procedure, and direct- ing said commission to report to the T 15. This act shaU tax* effeof immedi- ately. \ ...••.-.•*. State of New Tork, Offioa of the Secre- tary of State, ss.: Z him compared th* preceding wlththe original law en file In this, efflcs, and do hereby OertMy that the same Is a correct transcript thersfrom and of ths-whole of said original law.'. J - \ v - -' ••?-•'• Secretary et Stafe. \e:*: r \LEN \•\ 3t State. — 3/ Authority. T \ -•• ' -:m, sha.'l a \ : 'i*e ef. • *'•.-- .: B^a.j • •••• *i ar:,c«efflll. I -•• »•» ^.-:no^pd *' -' -r.e!;> n An acttt > ' ' ' '*- r+- * c • - • » - « a- . '\•\»: i.-aijc • ' ' ® ft ^ • r^*e debt sinking funda Hscame a law. May'6. lsas. with the ap- proval of the Governor. Passed, thres- ' fifths being present. Peopl of the Stat of New York, tn Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Sec'o 1 The sa of one million on nontrod and ninety-six thousand dollars. - or s-jeh amo-nt thereof as wiU be suffi- cient to proride a sum equal to the pro- ceeds of a state tax of thirteen one-hun- aredths of a mil: on each dollar of real tnd persons: property of the state sub- ject to taxation for state purposes, la hereby appropriated from the general fund as the annua: contribution for the Cscal year commencing October first, nineteen hundred and eight, to th. canal debt sinking fund created under article seven, section four of tie coastltutloa and pursuant to tho provisions of chapter •eventy-nine of the laws of eighteen hun- dred and ninely-nve it- The em o f , wo handre< a ^^^ 0£ sar.del.jM hundred doLara. or such arno^t thereof as wttl be sufficient to provide a ^ ual , o , ±o State n« cf twe.-ty-four one-thousandtbs fr & i ° a ° a ' 3 d0 \ ar °' ^^ «>d par. Sxtaon\r\ :y ot Ue s '^'» •-««-« to taxaJon for sale purposes, is herehv JjTproprtated fr „ m the^ene^alVnTa. veL r,m c \ n \ r,! \-- ! '- 1 to, the fiscal sear rimm,„ cin g (..c:.-o»r first, nineteen hundred and eight to the aanal *Stnt! 17J- .; 1' a ' hs ^ n «l:nUon and purl **^i\-;?/'*•*\••' *' c ^p'««- on. «;? rr-a^ru\^ °- -- - -re- a'-** .'«; m . 0 '«' ou r rr \ Uton 'o^ hun- ~re. a... .w 9n ,y.ave thousand dollars, or t,'\-.^! ur ' '-\•^' -a wi.l be sufficient to provide a sum e,- Ji; to th. proceed.^ t-l '.V Z' r hundi ^ and elghty- o A ; r...th„ua*ndtK. of a mill on^eaTb a ,i. >f real and personal propejty of L^rt fjrd I BB P«--P«*«ed from \I .\ . £s<a \ >9a4 \ c °=nmenctag October ^f-- ar^'a '. S f ' J3 d 0reat8< 1 \>der = -e «*» -' ...n.,-: t:;.;\}*--V\ °* ar.d copter tiree '^r^L?'.J** ••«. I--, of ninete^ hundred^! s^ \* diateiy.\ 13 \' ^ ^ ^^ ^«\- SLaie of New Yo»k. Office of the S*^ tary of State, ss 8eore- 1 have compared the precedl-e wrm », engma, -aw .n fite in thej^ne.'Sg*? JOHN S. WHALBN. Secretary of Stat*. •;., 7- i .\:\' a *\ r \ r, ' r; \«• •*«' .....' J *.\-r.' ?J \ , * r \ n 9 ^' not take ef. • ••••-- .- iwen-ieth .lay aft,, lt 3baM ^BIP LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority, ! fJBvery lav, unless a different time ahali be presoribed therein, shall not take ef- fect until the twentieth day after It shall have become a law.. Section 43, article if, chapter 8. asneral XAWS.] • \*- \ AN ACT to, amend %* insanity law, rthv- i five to the duUes ft the sUte board of \ allenlits. Became a law, May % 1908, with the' ap- proval of the Governor. Passed, ihree- Bf ths being present '' The People of ths State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do_ enact as follows: Section t Section eighteen of chanter rive hundred and forty-five of the laws 6£ eighteen hundred and ninety-six, entitled. \An act In relation to the Insane, consti- tuting chapter' twenty-eight of the gen- eral! laws,\\ legislature thereon, with recommenda- tions,, and making ah appropriation therefor.. • Became 4 law, May «, 1908, with tha ap- proval of tho Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People of tha Stat* ef New Tork, represented in Senate and Assembly, do- enact aa follows: Section L A commission to Inquire into Inferior criminal courts tn cities of tha first class Is hereby established. Such era laws, as added by chapter three commission snail constat of seven mem- '. hundred and twenty-six of the laws of bers, two to be appointed by th* gov- ' nineteen hundred and tour, and amended •rnor, two members of- th* senate to be by chapter two hundred and hinety-stx of appointed by tho temporary president of '. the laws of nineteen hundred and ax, is fit /-Tha: members or said\ dommissldfi. tile state architect and 'an-experienced prison physician to be designated by said oommi#slon,.: shall' constitute a boird to which 'all ^lani. Speefftcstlons and esti- mates shaU be submitted/ No plan shall hear Uie.name or any distinguishing mark of the architect, but shall be accornpanled with A sealed envelope, I containing his name jind post-offloe address.. plan* and sealed, envelopes so r*cefved shall be nunii- bered tn duplicate and in the numerical order in which; they are received. The •aid: board shall examine all plana sub- mitted ! to it and shair select therefrom Its first second and third choice, and so designate by number but no suo* selec- tion shall be mads without the concur- r'enoi of the state architect. When such •election Is made the. envelope number corresponding to the number 6t the plans shall fee oijehsd-jma ths'ooatd shall notify the designer that he has been awarded, first seconds or thlr« j»laae aa the eaie .may be. The plans, specinaatlons and es- timates ao selected shall be thi absolute property of the state, but such award shall P ot ^e deemed to: bo an acceptance of any. plan so submitted and selected, 8ueh buildings shall, bs erected In sub- stantial compliance with the plans so se- lected by. such board as its first choice as thesald plans shall be or may be modified by the said commission with the approval of the State architect and said commis- sion may employ the,architect or archi- tects submitting suoh plans to revise ths details, thereof, to supervise the erection •f such buUdings in accordance therewith, or .as modified as aforesaid, and to, yarn form such other duties In eonneotton with the erection of such buildings as. th* said commission shall determine. AU osntracta In oonrieoUon therewith and all estimates for the : payment of money shall be author- ized by the said commlsilen ahd approved by the state architect prio\f to their audit . by: th* .comptroller. ,' ft. This act shall take effect immediately. Stat* Of New YorkVdffic* .f the Secre- tary of State, ss.: I have compared the prceedlng with the original law on file in ,thls office, and do . hereby certify that the\ sam* Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of salot original law. JTOBN S. WBf ALKN, . , Secretary « fJtat*. the senate and three members of assem- bly to be appointed by the speaker of the assembly. Such commission shall, from Its members, elect a chairman and a sec- retary. Any vacancy in its membership shall be filled by tho officers authorised to make th* original appointments, re- spectively. Th* total expenses of tha commission shall not exceed th* sums hereinafter^ appropriated. 8 2. The commission shall make careful Inquiry Into the manner in wh'ioh Justice Is administered In courts of Inferior crim- inal Jurisdiction in cities of th* first class *.*-• \.fc.-.iea\ br **a---«\ \ '\\ ^ v \ n «- artiola n ('HAP 33S. AN AC~ - 0 Mk , an ap?ropTtaaojl , for 1 '-7; a «»t.of UJ. Judgments of the f- 'f- ^f canne,, in claims other than -. se JO account of the canals of this . .^ral of the Governor Pass^, u, ^ -..::» being present 9#T •Th* f««pia of. trta State \of New York represented | n Senate a nd -Assemblv enact as fallows ^- *•, Section L Tt,e , UIn ^ , hi ^. fm ty do^dj-s.-or s « ni.ich thereof,.. nn^.---,Si.-> 4 .-^ereoy approprta'tg •• l -*.ii:ii?v.:s raiie by\ tne court- • r .-'.*la-.s. wt.v-r-than thas. or. -T> ^IEO^S of this state. ?a-:.-i JJdgir : ouf.-fT«n'. the. : , ;:. th. - •.F.-ervtieth' day Srs-Sisi ^'Mtfeayfisji}:. | LAW* OP NSW YORK—By Auth.rlty. DDvary kw, unless a different tun* shall a* areacrlke* therein, shall not take At- test aartll th* twentieth day after i t shall bav* taotHM a law. Section «, article U, aaapter t, Gesierai Law»] CHAP. XI. JJS ACT t* make aa appropriation for the payment of th* Judgments of th* court of claims, in claims arising *a aoo*«nt *f the canal* *f this stat*.\ Beeam* a law. May 8,1108, with tha ap- proval of th* Governor. Passed, three- fifths bains; present Th* People of the Stats *f -tfew Tortr. reprssented in Sonata and Assembly, do •nact aa follows: - Section L, The sum of sixty-four than. ssiideTght^ufidred\dollars wf so much thereof as may be necessary, if. hereby appropriated from th* canal -fund for the payment of Judgments mad* by th* court of claims in claims before- said court, on account of the canals of-this state,'with Interest on each Judgment from th* date thereof until th* twentieth day after th* comptroller is authorised to Isau* his warrant tor th* payment -thereof, tinder the provisions of this aat> or until pay- ment if payment be mad.* sooner, .hat no such Judgment shall be paid until there •hall be filed with ths comptroller a copy of such Judgment duly -certified by the clerk of said court and a certificate of \ the attorney-general that no appeal-from' such Judgment has been or will be taken by the state. } a This aot shall tax* affect Immedi- ately. State Of New Tork. Offlc* of tho Secre- tary of State, as.: I have compared the preceding' with tho original law on file in this office, and do hereby certify that the-samsFii a correct transcript therefrom and of-tha whole of •aid original law. ' JOHN S. WHAIiEN, Ssoretaryf of Stat*.' LAWS OF NEW YORK^-By Authority. [Every law, unless a different tim* shall be prescribed therein, shall not take ef- fect until the twentieth day *f tfcr it shall have become a law. Section'-tt, article fit chapter «, General I*W-3 T CHAP. Jf*. AN ACT to provides for the t>er»aneht acquisition and temporary lease of land for a field rifle rang*, thlj MtUpniant thareof, and making an appropriation therefor. •' ' . \*• • ;\. -'' Became a law, May «, 1MT, with tha ap- proval of the Governbr. pasjied,. thre* fifth* being present. -^, - - ^ The People of. the Btat* of New Tork, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section t The armory commission? is hereby authorised to obfain.fdr the gtate options for the purchaserot such !*)»**-**' may b* necessary for s> ffislot jfifle rangi, provided, however, that thn .aggr«gato-.Qf th* options for suoft lands toiether vrtth an amount Sufficient for tRe proper equip- ment Of >uch rifle range- shall not exceod the sum of three' hundred: thousand dol- - lars, and provided further; that no. pur-; obase or acquisition thereof, shall b» made under such options' without th* ap- proval of the jesaslatare,',,. 'u*'\\ •\'*\ : f x The commission sfta3S K snak* .i,:ri- port of its proceedings hereunder to the legislature of nineteen hundred and ftlne at the opening of the session. Such >ro- port shall contain a d«ciiptton of' Ihe lands proposed to be acquired; the loca- tion an* prioi thereof, fh» «o«r*i VfJfte «* the lands, the amount of' the expense* incurred to obtaining said option or op- tions of purchase, together with. a state- ment of their disbursements; and jSead- Ing the approval by the legislature: of th* purchaaa of the necessary lands the com- mission may lease temporarily lands sult- abi* tor ii' rang*.' '? •---;. ^ I 8. Tk* sum of twenty-flV* thousand dollars, or so niuchi thsribf as may _b*: necessary. I» hereby^ Appiropriatedi * a* th* purposes of this; aofahd: imXIJm PtM **-- the-treasurer oa the audit and warrant of th* comptroUar and the eertifieate of thi armory commission. AH'moneys paid on account Of options or options for pur- chase .shall apply *n the fall purehas* price. -'•>'-' ','\\.' \< , I 4. This aot shall take effort Immedl- Btate of New^ork. OfBo* *f the Secri- \• ; tary *f .State.,-sa-i \ .' ' :' - '. \• I have compared th* preCJjdlng; With th* ordinal law on file In this Office, and do hereby certify that th#»*hjft iM * correct Iranscris* thererronS *h* *f the wb*lf of - 'Swrfatary- of .Sttta, IS QF f»*W VORIC— »y A»M*r«yj • }»w,-antes* a dlfrefmt time shaU 1»ed therein. Shall not take ef- k th* twen«*th day afur tt shall i * Jaw. Section *!, aJtUcli U. pOeheral Wwa| CHAP. ai». ' ':.««%i and their methods of procedure, tho ays- I porated medlcaT college, of at least ten hereby amended to read aa follows; i 18. Board of alienists for examination of insane, Idiotic, 'imbecile and epileptic immigrants, alien and nonresident insane; power and duties.—A board of alienists for the examination of insane, idiotic. Imbecile and epileptic immigrants, alien and nonresident Insan* is hereby estab- lished..'Such board shall consist of three examiners to be appointed by the com- mission In lunacy, one of whom shall ba designated by th* commission as chief examiner. Each examiner shall bo a rep- utable physician, a graduate of an lnoor- tem of records, th* conduct and duties of clerks, attendants and other employees, the arrangement and condition ef the court houses, and all other matters con- nected with th* administration Of Justice in said courts, and, a* far as In tho die years' actual experience in th* practice of his profession, and of at least five j years' experience in th* ear* and treat- ment of the \committed insane in tho •i New Tork state hospitals. Bach exam- iner shall receive an annual salary of oration of th* commission may seem nee- I' ove thousand dollars, to b* paid In <tho essary, tha methods employed in other cities. It may appoint and at pleasure re- move any counsel, secretary or other em- ployee deemed by it necessary for th* purpose* of th* Inquiry, and may adopt rules, not inconsistent with the provi- sions of this act, regulating Its sessions, hearings and work. r It shall be th*. duty of the proper local authorities, upon re- quest of tha commission, to place a oonr venient room or rooms fa a publto build- ing In said city at the disposal of tha sam* manner aa tho salaries of the- as? •lstants and clerks of the commission in lunacy. The members of such board shall hold office during good behavior, and ba removable by the commission for cause, after an opportunity to be heard has been given. Each of such examiners shall de- vote his entire time to the performance of the duties hereby imposed upon him and while engaged therein shall reside at th* port of New Tork. Th* commission in lunacy shall endeavor to arrange for commission for the purpose of Its'public ,,u, 0 prope* accommodation of such board sessions and other meetings. i 3, The commission shall hava full pow- er and authority and it shall be its duty to prosecute Its inquiries- In any -and every direction, tn Its Judgment necessary and proper, to enable it to obtain Infor- mation in regard to and report upon the matters referred to In this act The members of th* commission, Its secre- tary, counsel and other proper employees, when so directed, by the commission, shall (with the proper authorities of the United States having control of the inspection and examination ef immigrants at the port Of New york and for official recog- nition of such board for carrying out the purposes of this section. Arrangements may ba made by the commission in lunacy for suitable offices in the city- of New Tork for the accommodation of such board, and the employment of such other persons as may be deemed necessary by have-accesa to all court rooms, court and M<sm f 0r the proper carrying into effect other records of such inferior criminal ' 9f tj, 0 provisions and intent of this sec- courts, and to th* records of all depart- OQI L g uol j board shall inspect and ex- amine immigrants coming into this coun- try at the port of New Tork for the pur- pose of ascertaining whether any of them be insane, idiotic Imbecile or epileptic, md all alien and nonresident insane in the state hospitals and public institutions who are or who became public charges, for the purpose of determining whether thoy are suitable cases for deportation or removal. The superintendents of Such 'hospitals and public institutions shall no- tify such board of. all such cases coming under thtJr Jurisdiction and furnish all »«d and information possible to accomplish the deportation and removal of such 'aliens and nonresidents.\ The. board .shall ments of said cities which, in Its Juds ment It may be necessary to examine for the- purpose of this inquiry. The com- mission shall have power to subpoena witnesses, with or without directions to produce papers, to. administer oaths to and examine witnesses, and to compel their attendance by attachment to be issued on order of the commission and served, by any policeman of said cities; .witnesses shall be paid the fees to which witnesses in courts of record are. by law .entitled and-ahatt b* entitled to all the privileges and immunities of witnesses In courts, of record. The said commission shall have such further powers as are LAW8 OF NEW YORK—By Authority. ; {Every law, unless -a different time shall be prescribed therein* shall not -feet until th» twentieth day after it ahall have become a law. Section *8, article H, chapter S, General Laws.] CHAP. JIB. AN ACT to repeal chapter seven hundred and fifty-nine of the laws of nineteen hundred and five, entitled \An act to amend the agricultural law, relative to the promotion and encouragement of (sugar beat culture.\ Became a law. May 6, 1808, with the ap- proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enaot as follows: ^ Section 1. Chapter seven hundred and fifty-nine of the laws Of nineteen hundred and five, entitled \An act to amend the agricultural law, relative to the promotion and encouragement of sugar beat cul- ture,\ is hereby repealed 12. This act shall take effect immediately. State of New Tork, Office of th* Secre- tary of State, ss.: X have compared the preceding with the original law en file in this office, and do hereby certify trhtt th* sam* i s a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. JOHN & WHALBN, Secretary of Stat*. f LAW* 0# NlW SfttrtK-ifiy MfarViy. ,: [Xrr*ry law, unless a different Uau> shall lm prescribed therein, ahall not -take ef- fect until the tweatletfeday after it shall have become a law. JSactlen.**, article II, *hap»*r 8, G*n*ratJLawa,3',.. ,., .-. • .;-'/. •- •- - .' .'• cifAp. as.:.-.- .•'* •. •--, AN ACT to amend th* tax law, relative ' to registration «* certain aeouritles. B*C*lh**l*w, Iss^'fr-ts^'-tMfh'-tnsrSar-' proval of the Governsf. Passed, three- fifths being present '.* v : - Th* Peopl* of th* *Stati *f N*w Tork. represented in Senat* and Assembly, do enact a* follows: .\:'-> . '•'' tv-v Section 1. e*otlonooeh»n*red«nd tigbty- e*v*n-o of chapter nine hundred and eight of th* laws of eighteen hundred and nine- ty-six, entitled \An act in relation to tax- ation, constituting chapter twenty-tour of -th* general l»w».\ a* added by chapter iSv* nliidfiei xnd fifty of th* laws of hine- teen huadred and seven, i s hereby amend- ed t o ri»4> filj-ewar - •. : ' - .-•;• - I 117-e. Fnrohase of state bonds; credit t* b« givon.-Irery corporation, company or association require*- by seatiojh one hundred and eighty-seven, on* hundred and eighty seven-a, o* One hunareA and eljthty-ieveh-b of this Chapter, fb pay to the stat* an annual tax equal to a per- centage of its gross premiums, capital •tick, Bijrjtf**, undivided pr*n\ti' «r undi- vided *arnlngs, or oh* or more^for the privilege of exercising its corporate fran- ohlee of ©arryfaif on ft« tnMflnesV in such oorporate or orgifnJied capacity, Which shall own any ef th? SVDSB of the\ State if New tork, shiUfSifi 1 e«*l|t*d to it an- niia&y *• apply upoh, *r ih lieu of th* pay- \mettt if sush tax ap'inn'iimt eqfiai-'to one »er oentum of thi \par vmlae of^allanch bonds ot : ;tW-^t«, f ;b^rtneT ihtere|t-at a 'rate not exceeding, three'per centum per |annum, owned by «neh corporatfofi, com- pany or kuMMciation, and registered in its nam*\ .of .;rejftst*red i» the name 'of a pnhUe diepirfoiieiit, f public^ of- 'ftoer or olttderi of '.^l* itiie. or df any other state, or of the TJnlfed States, in trust for siuofi eerporatlon, cbmpsiny '«r association, on th* thirtieth day of June prior to tho date wnen such tax shaU be- come due and payable; provided; .jhowever, that there shall in no .case be credited to any such corporation, company or asso- Joiation a n amount in exc«?s.of the amount {due to. the state from such'corporation. Company or association for taxes payable »,«..».. , «» *ke state urider thfij chapter for the Stfrf nscal year for which such credit hi given; and further provided that .any\ such credit so allowed .under this saction shall not •bear interest. It This act shall take effect immediately. State of New Tork, Office of the Secre- tary of State, as.: I have compared the preceding with the original law on flle in this office, and do hereby certify that the earners a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. JOHN B. WHALBN, Secretary of Stat*. tees of the oonimlseion, and also the presi- dents of the villages of Athens, Castleton, CatskUl, Cold Spring, Corinth, Cornwall, Coxsackle, Croton*on-Hudson, Bobba Fer- ry, Flshkill, FishkWi landing. FVjrt Eid- ward. Green Island, HaatlngB-on-Hudson, Haverstiiw,\ Irvfogton, Matteawan, Me- chanicvilie, |lortb Tarrytown, Nyaek, Os- •lnlng, PeekskiU. pierinbnt Red Hook, .Ebinebeck, Sandy Hill. Saugerties; Schuy- lerville; 86uth |5lens Falls, Southi--Nyaek,- BttUwater^Tarrytown. Tlvoli. Upper Ny- aek. Victory Vpa. Wappingers Falls, Wa-: terford. and west Haverstraw, who shall be members ipf;.th.*\vCQmmtsst< LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. [Every law, unless a different time shall be prescribed therein, shall-not take ef- fect until the twentieth day after lt ahall have become' a law. Section 43, article II, chapter 8, General Laws.] CHAP. 229. AN ACT making an appropriation for the state engineer and surveyor for the maintenance and repair of public high- ways Improved or constructed by state aid, pursuant to chapter one hundred and fifteen of the laws of eighteen hun- dred and ninety-eight Became a law. May 8, 1808, .with th* ap- proval ef the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present The People of the Stat* of New Tork, represented in Senat* and Assembly, do ^^^^^^r^Af^'^u 1 ^^^'^ «im of t#o hundred F£2Lte'5£^*a*P*.*ft*2» thousand dollar*, or ao much thereof a. be prescribed therein-,shall not take ef feet until the twentieth day after it shall have become a law. Section «, article XL chapter 8, General Lawa] • OHAPz-aa. AN ACT to amend the legislative law, relative to the publication, of session lawa • may be needed, Is hereby appropriated out of any money to the treasury, not other- wise appropriated, payable in installments by the state treasurer upon-the warrant of the comptroller based upon the certifi- cate of the state* engineer and -surveyor for the purpose of carrying out /the pro- visions of section twelve of chapter one Became a law. May * 1888. with th* *p- hundred and fifteen of the laws Of eight- —_.. -* »w_ r, -r, . »»._„ een himdrw j and ninety-eight as amended by chapter seven hundred and seventeen of the laws of nineteen hundred and sev- en, in regard to' the maintenance and re- pair of public highways Which have been or may hereafter be improved or con- proval of the Goversjor. Passed, three- fifths being present •* The Peopl* of the 'State of New Tork, represented in Senate 1 and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section 1. Section forty-four of chapter six hundred and eighty-two of the laws ' structed by state aid under said chapter of eighteen hundred and ninety-two, en- ' titled \An act in relation to legislation. conferred by law upon a committee of iaotity the proper authorities of Oie tjrfted the legislature of the state of New Jork. >< Bt . tt9 having control of the enforcement 8 4, Tho members ot the commission . ;tt f\ ihe immigration lawa at such port of shall receive no compensation for their ;] h init pter*ma as-'are found to be totf services, but th* necessary expenses and disbursements incurred by them in tha discharge of their duties, hereunder shall be paid. The commission shall have the sane, idiotic, imhfoile \6r epileptic,, send such Insane aliens as are or become pub- lic charges and shall arrange for; their de- \•\—-»\\•« ««. •«.» «»w. n . n ..H nn n * tt. tiportatloft in accordance with the ,^ro- power to fix the compensation of Ito t1~£ lcm8 of such laws. And in the case of counsel, •ecretariea and nther employeea. Lonj.sMenis, they jmail notify iheaUte f 6, Th; ^inmisaton.slutil make a full fgonlSlssion in lunacy of th* location of report of its in^quiryto the governor for ^e^,,,, and !n all suitable coses-the submission to the.legislature in(nineteen ?comtn i„i on shall grant the boar$. the hundred and nine, or as aoon thereafter , Ko^ss«y> *oth'ority? for the investigation as ^*»>^^:J^-V^^VP a >f , ^iS^SS^.<a^ nonresident Insane- Upna of legisiation or otherwise «.\|tjKj d^e, here!# imposed upon ^such ueemadesirable». . -_ . - : „ board shall be performed under the super- 8 6, Th* sum e^flfteen thousand dollara < $££ *£ » h e ooinmlssidn irf lunacy; and ^h^^l*WPm^}^^*^.fM3^*y* '4 n adoordahce With;^.rifl^^umpted. by it in the treasury not otherwise approprl ated, for; the piirpose of carryinTg out th* provisions ;eif Oris aot. These expenses, disbursements,* payment of counsel tees and compensation of employees of tho commission -shall be made, on the 'h*.cbmh^ssTon>nji*y impose subh ^ther duties on shch' board as It may deem necessary and prsief,, for earrylhg- 4n% the gentrai jpurpose* and intent of.this section, and may also from- time to-time, proval of the chairman of the^^commls- Xu*. _i ** n ^mborarilv asaiatthe medical atoh andthe audit of,the •WJJ^WK^,, i\SSS^^SvmiSS^^V* ^i l T.Thi»*^ > *hall i 8ak. «*«ff>iS»««^ : fBS^tWffi .sjtely. :- •\••.•'.'V--.. /.'-^i, - •'' i-±T -V-\'-' '•' '•' be imp^#er*dto.*dnilntate*kW-«ath:*^en; : State of New torlt, Offic* of tha.Siacrew.j Sl5S»^«r*>hsr givins?JnttmnAtioh: 1 ^tory** States*: ., _ j; -^\ w^ . \f^^^u^^'m^^*^$^<m.- ' inav* conaparidth* preceding Wth the,* ^\^^ j^ i B „ tak^wricf'imwfedlateiy. origlnafiaw «» m h} this ogoe, #nd do r.ij^^|^lh^^oir»e»^'\th»j;ja%sriT -hereby certify *h*t• Jth* aama-.iAC'OMraat -PTKLS-ifii*,. &*-' •': --' • -• \- - , natoscript;;t»*refrijri| and of th* .whoW \•*•- J fhaW comparWi- th* pr*c*«inr with th* •Wdorlginal-.'iaw^^^- ^r*^**^'*.: f-«rWa^l^'^'i^'^--^' o < , ^'A* a '4 0 Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CBvery law, unless a diff*re,»vt Urae shall ba pnwsribed -thereih,, »**11 no* take ef- fect Mm th* twentiithi day; aftor U shall hav* B*c*m* * law. Bvatio* tt, article XL chapter 8, General Laws.] , ' . * - CHAP. JU. - - \ t AN ACT riappropri^tiBg certain moneys ^eretofpr* •pproprlifed ahd making *d- ditional appriprJatfon» for impwye* menu at \tH*--itsrt*'rasirvation .afWajr-' B^oam*' -* 'la*#r,aUy' ^ : «%JW* *»& *?*• prtfvai of thi Governor, Passed, thre*- flfth». being,4NW«ftt- -• ; j < Th* People of tn* «•** »f Now ,,T*rkv represented to «*aat* an* Aasemhly; d* enact as follows^ t Section L The *W «t Wantr thousand dollar* appropriatsd byetiaator six aun- *>ed^d iighty-ei* *f ** W* « » ,n *- teeft h^drXf *n4 itt togetht*^ith •*» suS: of ftyi tbttUfani «*» »}***« «£; lars; riwroprlatod. by ?^*^*f21*S th* oeasallfuetloB of a Mmfqtosd aonorft* forth and ffmft^^^J^^SyS^M hundred and s*v*nt»-ei«»t of the law* «*? Hereby t^mw^***?* i*f fcSaSS mm if J8txty\-»Ja* theflpefld *?« *««**** »sMuisai.ners of- toe atof « t *»«!**«*i^!. ra*#*4» J«r ,ta* 9msm*M-MSKSlXSSm -^nmiortpt xNfsftijW 8*«f-fl« th* Whilt.,of. ™«^'*^*'*nte**' ; '••• '.. pocrftary, of Stat*. '.- LAWS OF NEW VORK^By: Awtriir^y., '- 'rjEvei»; iaw.«nie«Mi'* «W*-**nt time, shall l9i'\pr***ribed L eln. ihall-idt tfk«;'*f- feet^unta th* twenHith Tiber after « shall have become a law, Swtton 48, article H, ehapur 8, General Lawa] , T • - ',-- CHAP, »t. \-\ AN ACT to amend ehaptar six hundred . and seventy of \Mi* laWa of, nineteen hundred *n4 -•« «htili»d \An Act to e»- tabhAh a new stat* prison to the feAtara : part of th* Mm ** take «i* ,p»ac*,*t'. •lag mmt, prlsew: *• *^««»e \»* S*^. •Mor to- appoint * oommlaslo* ** aalee* anTyAirewis a sfto.\ m relation; t * Uo •rectloa ef bulldlngi •* moh sit* «••,.. •• Became L » fa*. May * J88V'W»y,.the-ap--, proval ot the 0**reraor- P*»s*dV..thr*ei-- fifths being present . ' , Th* fiepl* *f th* State of New Tork, represented to Senate and Assembly, do enact as fallows; ~ * Section 1 Motto* ten *f .chapter six;. hundred and i#»i*ty of the law. of nine- teen hwWr***t»* af* *n««ed' •\A».«ctjto aetaMlsA *- a#w state prtso* m the. «*«t*m part o f th* atate |o txk* tt>% piiei of Slag Sing prtoeni *• **theri»(.'ihe, governor to aso»i«t a- c«m|nJ#»iom to #ej«c« a*4\ pu» «ha«* a *«#'/* ** *n»hd?d by ch»pi«r five huaixed. and *w#-»fryo n » of to* law* of r nln**e«ti kujdstred and: arvaa. la hereby - If^t^m ^^^^ss^^^Wss^- constituting chapter eight of the genera! laws,\ as amended by chapter fifty-three of the laws of eighteen hundred and nine- ty-four, is hereby amended to read as fol- lows: I 44. Statement in session laws as to passage of law—In the publication of ev- ery law, the certificates appended thereto Shall be omitted\ but there shall bo In- serted Immediately under tho title of the law, a statement to die effect that lt be- came a law upon the properly specified date, with or without the approval of the governor or notwithstanding his objec- tions, as the case may, be, and adding the words \passed by a„ two-thirds vote,\ \passed three-fifths Tbelng present\ or \passed. a majority being present\ in accordance with the certificates appended to the original bill-. Such\ statement shall be presumptive evidence that the original law was certified by, the presiding officer <jf each house accordingly. i 2, Section forty-five of such chapter six hundred and eighty-two of the laws of eighteen hundred and^ nitiety^two is here- Jjy amended to read'aa follows: ', i 45, Publication of session laws; con- tents of published volumes of session laws.—The secretary of stato shall anr nualiy cause the session laws to be pub- lished si soon as possible after the ad- journment of the legislature. Such vol- umes shall contain: |. A statement of the names and resl- dencee ,pf tho goyernor. lieutenant-govern- or,; senators and members of assembly. th* pfej»i;dJhg>fl3oers,aiid:cjtfrks of both houses 4n 9*flo> during each, session, ,* ?,. The law* and concurrent resolutions passed At each session; . ;.t- T,ab)ei showing the law* and. pArts thereof amended; or rep*»led. fey «u'c^.Jnw* 4. Indexes' of the laws and .concurrent Msoiujion* ooptainwfcin amch volume*- ; 8. Sjioji other matters, ai Are required by law-4» b^/piihlishe$.to.lsucb volumes., - Such laws, concurrent resolutions. ta>- ties, indexes and t otjier matters • ao re- quired, to be publAshed, shall be prepared for'rxiWIcation in.the v stau,libxary under , the aupervis'bn pf *th* director thereof* .S«*-'ino\te» ; 'dr ie6'tioivjheaa.lngs^shjiil,4;be inserted Indicating: th*: subject-matter of Hi* -severs,! *ectlons;.of the liws, and, con., current resolutions * Suitable references to existing- generil -or consolidated laws; eodes, or special.or local laws may be made in foot hotii #\- otherwise. \The- •aid , djriotor may -submit to th* suts printing board changes In the style ef ex- ecution as to type and paper, which. When approved by such board, shaU be the style of *xec»tion to be thereafter followed in %• wuhitcation ,*f session laws. All ooa- traets herearter entered Into for the print- ing «f aeasloa laws shaU' a* for terms of two years, and shall provide for the print- ing .thereof In the style aj so approved, and with thi note*, and references and in the form, and containing the matter. here|n authorised or required: Uach -rel- ume printed for the. stat*. shall contain. ' one hundred and fifteen of the laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-eight and the acts amendatory thereof and supple- j montary thereto. • S 2. This act shall take effect Immediately. State, of New Tork, Office Of the Secre- I tary of State, ss.:; ! 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 S. WHALBN, Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. [Every law, unless a different time shall be prescribed therein, shall not tithe ef- fect until the twentieth day after it -shall have become a law. Section 43, article II, chapter 8, General Laws.] CHAP. SO, AN ACT making an appropriation for tho state's proportion of the amount appro- priated for the repair of highways, pur- suant to section fifty-three ot the hlgh- • way law. Became a law, May 8,1808, with the ap- proval of the Governor. - Passed, thrae- Sfths being present - - The People of the State of New Tork. represented i n Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows; Section L Ths sum et ene million, one kuddred fifteen theusand- dollars, or so shuch thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated from any moneys In the treasury hot otherwise appropriated, payable to the treasurer upon the wai*- rant'of the compttollerj fir thei purpose of paying the state's proportion of the amounts appropriated-for the- repair* of highways, pursuant to section fifty-three toffhe highway law.-^ • >$;> < «-\ ' IS. This:aqt>ahall-'take effect immediately. Stat* of New Terk;, Office of the Secri- -.tii7,of-Btati,'-:ss.5.. • '-i.'.<>:'• I hav« compared tha preoedlng'with the Original law on file In this office, and do hereby certify that the same la a correct transcript ^mr•^^bm.,skd > ,e£'ith^twtipi•-''0(-\' , asid ; ,ori»;hial--liw,-''^/' ' •;.(:*. •- -'' ;•••\•'•• •••\ . ;• ••••:• ••; 3QHH'M.wmx&m»--' '\' ',\\*- ** :- : ;';;»k«^»aty-.ot- 'Shrt*,-,, '• XEvery law,unlea|* different^lm*j»hali I take effect immediately State of New Tork,.Offlce of the Seta-e tktf of State,, ss;*: I have compared the preceding with th< be true and correct If the debt Is based upon a written, contract, a copy of such contract shall be attached to such notice The notice, shall be flled°ln the office of the clerk, of the county In which the debt is contracted. But It the debt was con- tracted In the city, of New York, such no- tice shall be filed In the OfHee of the clerk of the county of New York. If the vessel to built, used or fitted for the navigation of any of the canals or lakes of the state, the lienor shall immediately after flUng the notice in the county clerk's office, file a eopy thereof in the office of the comp- troller of the state, duly certified by the county clerk to whose office the orfginal notice is files, provided, however, that whenever any debt specified in section original law on flle In thle office, and d. * ITJJ*J°tlUZf 5? ''^iKS*'' V^i hereby certify that the same is a correc , ch f««rer. builder or consignee of any S.V„rJW«7TvTf JZ1F7J Tt tZ t»hSr„ 8hi P or vpssel navigating the western and transcript therefrom, and of the whole o. said original law. JOHN S. WHALEN, Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority tEvery law, unless a different time ehal be prescribed therein, Shalt not take ef- = „ feet tmtil the twentieth day after it shal ; have* becomes* due cause to be drawn northwestern lakes, or any of them, or the river Saint Lawrence, or by the. agent of such master, owner, charterer,., builder or consignee, such debt shall not cease to be a Hen upon such ship or vessel if ths person to whom such debt may be owing shall, by the first Tuesday of February next succeeding the time such debt shall have become a law. Section 43, article XI chapter 8, General Laws.} CHAP. 2S2. AN ACT to amend the revised statutes relative to the authority of the clerk ol the superintendent of state prisons, th« authority of prison employees, and th< disbursement of prisoners' earnings. Became a law. May 7, 1903, with the ap- proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifth's being'present The People of the State of Now Tork, represented In Senate and Assembly, de enact as follows: Section X.\ Section forty anil section one hundred and. ten of title two of chaptex three of part 'four of the revised statutes, as amended by chapter three hundred and eighty-two of the' laws of eighteen hun- dred and,eighty-nine, are hereby amended to read, respectively as follows: 8 40. The superintendent of state prisons Shall have his office in the city of Albany. He shall have the* superintendence, man- agement and control of the state prisons and of the convicts therein, and of all matters relating to the government dis- cipline, •. police, contracts and fiscal con- cerns thereof. He shall have power and it shall be his duty\ to inquire into all matters-connected with said prisons. He shall make such rules and regulations, not In conflict with the statutes of this state, for the government of the officers, keepers, guards and employees of the prisons, except the clerkB and assistant clerks, who shall be, subject to euch rules and regulations as shall be prescribed by up, verified and ' filed; specifications of such debt in the form and comprising the statements in this section prescribed. 5 2. This act shall take effect September first nineteen hundred and eight. State of New York, Office of the Secre- tary of State; ss.: I have compared the preceding with the original law on flle In this office, and do hereby eertify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. JOHN S. WHALEN, - Secretary of Stat*, •So In original. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. rEvery 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 43, article II, chapter 8, General Laws.] CHAP. 239. AN ACT to amend the revised statutes, to relation to salaries of certain members of the board of parole and times of meeting of the board. Became a law, May 7, 1908, with the ap- proval of the Governor. Passed\ Ihree- flfths being present The People of the State of New Tork, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as foDowB: Section 1. Section seventy-five of title two of chapter three of part four of the revised statutes, as amended by chapter ^ ^_ three hundred and eighty-two of the laws the comptroller, and in regard to the\du- ot eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, aa ties to be performed by them, and for the government and discipline of each prison, as he may deem proper, and shall cause such rules and regulations to be recorded by the clerk of the prison, and s printed copy thereof to be furnished to each offi- cer of the prison on his appointment He shaU also prescribe a system of accounts and records to be kept at each prison, which system shall be uniform at all of said prisons, and he may also make rules and regulations for a record of photo- graphs and other means of Identifying each convict received into said prisons. The superintendent of state prisons may delegate to his clerk authority to certify, in the absence of the superintendent esti- mates on all funds to the comptroller, to sign orders for th* transfer of convicts, to sign orders for the discbarge of Insane criminals, whose term of imprisonment has expired, to approve vouchers, to ap- prove bills and pay rolls for payment by the comptroller. The superintendent of stato prisons may require reports from the agent and warden or other officers of the prison in relation to their conduct as such officers, and shall have power to In- quire into any improper conduct which may be alleged to have been committed by the agent and warden or other officer of either of the said prisons, and for that purpose to issue subpoenas to compel the attendance of witnesses, and the produc- tion before him of books, writings and papers in the same manner and with the like effect and subject to the same penal- ties for disobedience as in cases of trials before Justices of the peace, and to exam- ine in person or by attorney all persons who may be brought before him as such witnesses, 8 110. The amount of such surplus stand- ing on the books of the prison, to the credit of any prisoner may be drawn by the prisoner during his Imprisonment only upon the certified approval of the superintendent of state prisons for dis- bursement by tha agent and warden of said prison or superintendent of said re- formatory to aid dependent relatives of such prisoner, or for such other purposes as the superintendent of state prisons may approve, or may with .the approval of the said superintendent of state pris- ons be so disbursed without the consent ot such prisoner. And any balance to the credit of any prisoner at the time of his conditional release as provided by this act shall be subject to.the draft of the prisoner in such stand and' at such times as the superintendent of state prisons shaU approve; but, at the date of the ab- solute discharge* of any prisoner the whole amount of credit balance aa afore- said shall be subject to his draft at his pleasure. Provided, that any prisoner vio- lating his conditional release, when the violation is formally declared by the board of commissioners of paroled prison- ers, or by the board of managers of said reformatory shall thereby forfeit any credit balance; and the amount thereof shall be transferred to the fund in aid of discharged prisoners, as herein provided for fines imposed, except such portion 'thereof as may be applied to pay the ex- pense of his recapture as hereinbefore provided. { 2. Section fifty-seven of title tw* of chapter three of part four of the revised •tatutea, as amended by chapter three Hundred and eighty-two of the lawa of eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, and by chapter four hundred and forty-seven of the 'laws Of nineteen hundred and three, is hereby amended to read as follows: . 8 67. The assistant clerk of each of said prisons shall assist the clerk in the per- formance of his duties, in conformity with the disciplinary rules and regula- tions of the superintendent of state pris- ons, and under the direction of tho comp- troller- Any prison employee shall, when so directed by the agent and warden, per- form the same duties and have the sam* authority as a prison guard. |S. This act shall take effect immedi- ately. ;;••»;. -',-,' St<ite tjf \Now Tork, Office of thi Secre- tary of Btate, «*: I have-compared the preceding with the original law on S|ie in this office, and do hereby certify that the same is a correct hay* beopmei* law. Section, 4*-artia*^-L .chapter..?,.G*|frir*i|iWs.lv l » »; ;''-.•' - •. ,• v \\\VCsAP.:*i?.-'r i '-u\•i\?'-- 1 -'' .•: AN ACT to ifrcTyase the number of mem- bers and f-rujteei •••*& «*• Huason-*uitoh Celebration Cbxnmissloa, **•\ • v-V Bioam*»law, May 6, l»0fc with the ap- proval of the Governor. Passed, three- flfths being present. • «-/- -;;•'\' The f«opIe of the-Bta*a-.of New Tork, represented in i'S^imto\#d*As»*nibly do •nacf as follows: - ; *•; .. t- : -. -, -Section.X. The members and trustees of the Hudson-Fulton Celebration Commis- sion as designated by'chapter three hun- the owtMcati of thf'secratiry of •»» t*eh imndrid and *lx. ar« htfMUM t« fee. P'ree*;rij»ejtf.^.^^ a correct feet-\\u'!tfff.--thy\tW^ tr *«**&^ therefrom and. of the whole of that tt was printed under his direction. 8 tThtoact anali not apply t o thepulh Ucatlon if the session laws *f nineteen hundred aad eight, but *uob laws shall be. published •wt»ia^-\a»B.toMit» heretotor* executed and in conformity with the laws In forge prier to the takfiag effect of this act. Tke seeaien taws for th. year nine- teen hundred anil ntn* and each year thereafter •haU be published to conform- ity with, and 'the contract therefor shall. t*en hundrid and, aWt Aire Increased hi number by adding to and including a* euch member* and t^utta** 1 by- virtue of their office the person*. s-»parally and re- spectively, wan from ami- to time apd tor thi time being: shall hold nwnjclpai offlc* ai follows in ths foltowiht cities of th* itate, and. in the? following villages upon the Hudson .river* The maynra of the citit^ ot Ajbiny, Amsterdam, Auburn, Blngnamton. -Buffalo, Cohoes, Coming, Cortland. Dunkirk. Blmira; 'Fulton* Ge- neva, Glen* fatts, QloversvUle, Horneil. said original law: .,\ JOHN S. WHALBN, '• •' ',1\\'-.' <' -!'>\:?«S»!»»y °*'S**»--' LAWS OF Wiw YORK—By Authority. pEvery law, unless a different time shall be prescribed therein, shall hot take ef- fect until; the twentieth day after it shall have become a Jaw, Section 43; article XL •.chapter.8,'General Laws.] •.., -';••' •-.'-.-' •• -jCHAR'238.-\- .'.\.:-... AN ACT to amend the Hen law^ with re- lation to the filing of notices of liens on .'•'vessels, \ '..',_ L. •.--.'..' .„.; Booimi ar'kwjMAy i. 1908, with the ap- proval of thiri»%efnor. Passed, threes fifths being present The People.-of the State of fiew Tork. repreiehted In Senate and Assembly, do enact aa followsT! .;' Section X Section thirty-tWo of chapter amended by chapter two hundred and six- ty of the laws of nineteen hundred and one and chapter four hundred and sixty- seven of the laws of nineteen- hundred and seven, is hereby amended |o read aa follows: 5 75. There shall be a board of parole for state prisons of three members to consist of the superintendent of prisons, and two members to be appointed by the governor, by and with the advice and consent of the senate. This board shall have all the powers and perform all the duties now devolving by law upon the board of com- missioners for paroled prisoners for tile state prisons. It shall adopt a uniform system of marking prisoners by means ot which shall be determined the number ef marks or credits to be earned by each prisoner as a condition'of release by pa- role, which system shall be subject tofe= vision from time to time. It shall also be its duty to make examination and report to the governor with its recommendations on all applications for pardon referred to. it by the governor. The members of said board other than the superintendent of prisons shall receive for their services an annual salary of not to exceed one thou- sand five hundred dollars each from the dates of their respective appointments to October first, nineteen hundred and eight • and thereafter an annual salary of not to , exceed one thousand eight hundred dol- lars each and shall hold office for a term of five years from the time of their ap- pointment They shall also receive their necessary expenses actually incurred In the discharge of their official duties. In case of the absence or disability of the superintendent ef prisons he may deputize his chief clerk to represent and act for him at any meeting of said board. Each warden shall appoint a parole officer for the prison of which he is in charge. It shall bo the duty of such officers to aid paroled prisoners in securing employment and to visit aad exercise supervision over them while on parole and they shall have such authority and perform such other duties as the board of parole may direct The salary of each parole officer shaH not exceed twelve hundred dollars per annum whioh together with his actual and neces- sary traveling expenses shall be payable i from the maintenance fund of the prison, to which he is assigned. 8 2. Seotion seventy-six of such tide, as amended by chapter three hundred and eighty-two of the laws of eighteen hun- dred and eighty-nine, as amended by Chapter two hundred and sixty of the laws of nineteen hundred and one, chap- ter five hundred of the laws of nineteen hundred and two and chapter four hun- dred and sixty-seven ef the lawn of nine- teen hundred and seven, i s hereby amend- ed to read as follows: 8 76. A majority of the board of parol* . tor state prisons,shall constitute a quor ; rum for the transaction of business and ' they ahall meet monthly at each of said prisons upon dates to be fixed by them between April first and December first, excepting the month of August and at such other times as they may deem neces- sary between December first and the fol- lowing April first in each year. Each prisoner confined In the state prisons may one month prior to the expiration of the minimum term of his sentence, make ap- plication to the board, in writing and in ; such form as they may prescribe, for his release upon parole, or for an absolute discharge as hereinafter provided, and eaid board is hereby prohibited from en- tertaining any other form of application or petition for the release upon parole) *r absolute discharge of any prisoner. 5 3. This act shall take effect Immedi- ately. 7 State of New Tork, Office of the Secre- tary of State, BS. : . ^ I have compared the preceding with the original law on file in this office, and, d* hereby eertify. that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. JOHN S. WHALEN, j Secretary of Stato. •t LAWS OF NEW YORK^-By Authority. [Every law, unless a different time shall be prescribed therein, shall hot take ef- fect until the twentieth day after it shall have become a law. Section 43, article II, chapter 8, General Laws.] ; - • . '- GHAP.,2©.. '.'.'- - '•< AN ACT to amend the state charities law, relative to the- care of infants whose mothers are inmates of the New Tork State Training School for Girls. \Became a law. May 7, 1900, with the ap- proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present The People of the State of New Tork. represented in Senate and Assembly, d* enact as follows: Section 1 Section one' hundred and thir- ty-seven ef, chapter five hundred and for- ty-six of the. laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-six. entitled ''Ah act relating to state charities, constituting chapter twenty-six Of. the general lawa.' as amended by chapter four hundred and fifty-three of the laws of nineteen 5*z>- be subject to th* provisions ot this act H TM» act shaU tak*e#e^tamedi»uiy. ^ Hudaon, itu,*. Jimestowh. Johnstowri' IS?- Notice i^lIJl «2SSJS»*»K. I.****-*., wit* th. r ****• .* ffl \J^ VerhoB, Newburgh, New *** n e ^& \ e^f ttw 3 ^*^. tS^^arfd^ hereby certify transcript to said original jS*$Zft&^*g££*& iaXof } StX£ rour - lB ***** **?** \to**\- eighteen hundred and ninety-sex-en. enti- , V£ * ~, 3 ' , . »' • ,„• \\ \ - v tied \An act in relation to liens, constl- ' J37 ' ™»P«>altion of children of female* luting chapter, forty-nine of tW general ,'?° commuted.--; If any female committed laws.'- a* amended by flhapter two htm- i s,l<; b tol ? u, Vl 1 vV' ftt. the tune of such dred and forty-six Of the law a of nine—J c 22T'! 1| '\? n t ls <* moth.-r »f a\ nursing then hundred and four, is hereby aifie.i<J- . en \. a ,n he'\care under one year of -age. of !s prt-soaru t*lthch,'Kl wliich shali bo |1* Notice of Hen,\ when 'to-'be' filed- i KtSr \ : ^'\ T sA '^ «^mm.Ur.-.er.-'t 1 / such .chjul 11 \ \- \ - opcctili.*r- in. section,, inlny\! pny-^oinitfoyj.ts mot!./ r U> aiid'remain Shall GeajSft'to bes a. lion upon sWri vWiel ' in R \\VTnsfV'>rtlo.> «r,:;t: it Is rwn-.years, ut tt^'jr
