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I- •/ \ LAWS OI- IflBW TOBJD-BT AWMOIUTt. :*** v * ; I • J A •ii. . the saatber et swift ehtts aSsB i disobarged front th* institution, , and av sa***s*ieh chaaffe ttom Ham to -pro* te tt» «tt»,«od eastody of snob chad las \tie* twrt XM7 deem advisable. II •adii female at the time of her Commit- ment, •hall b* the mother of ud hm Under her ekclusiv* bar* * child more than en* year of : age, which might other- wta* b» l«ft Without proper cure or gnard- s&nabip, th* magistrate committing each {female ehaU eauae sac* child to ba com- mitted to such asylum s* may be pro- !rid*4 b y .law for such purposes, or to the car* sad custody of some rotative or ympir aersen willing t* iMumi such CSTe. I a. TM* wot shall take e*5eot taosedK ately. Stat* ef Kew Tortc, Offlc* of the Secre- tary of State, as.: I have compared the preceding With tha eriginal law on file in this office, and do . hereby certify that the same is a correct - tranacript therefrom and of the whole af said original law. • •. , ... .'JOHN B. WMAJuES. , \ • Secretary of Stat*. IJ*W8«F»EWY0RK-f-By Authority. JSJvsry Jaw, unless a different time shall k* prescribed therein, shall not take ef- fect ajattl the twentieth day after It shall kav* become a law, Seotlon 43, article H, ahasiexM, General fcawsj -\ CHAP. J*. *N ACS? to amend the executive law, to relation to notaries public Became a law. Hay U, 190S. with the approraf of the Governor. Passed, three- Sfths being present. The people of th* State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: \,^r~— Section J. Section forty-three of chapter six hundred and eiguty-three of the laws •*€ eighteen hundred and ninety-two, en- titled \An act In relation to executive of- flcers, constituting chapter nine of the genera! laws,\ aa added by chapter two hundred and forty-eight of the laws of 'eighteen hundred and ninety-three, is hereby amended to-read as follows: § 48. Collection of notaries' fees.—The state treasurer shall promptly ooUect from county clerks the amis due front them to. the state for, qualification fees paid by netariee public; and o n the last day of \each tatmth report to the attorney-genera! for prosecution such county cleric as may he deUaouent in payment of ouch qualifi- cation fees due. from him to the stata \treasurer fW the month then next pre- ceding. f 1 Section eighty-three of the executive Saw, aa sjpended by chapter eighty-eight <. «f the 1*«| of eighteen hundred and nine- ty-four; Isbereby amended to read as fol- lows: i 83L Sfotice of appointment and fees payable by notaries public.—The county clerk of, each county, forthwith upon the receipt of the commission of a person ap- pointed notary public for such county, •hall matt to such person a notice of his appointment inclosed in an. envelope with tee name and address of such county clerk printed thereon. If a person ap- pointed notary public in and for any county ehaR hot file his oath of office as «uch notary public. In the office of the clerk of'\such county, within fifteen days after the notice of his appointment !a s o mailed, or wlfcin fifteen days after the commencement of the term for which he fa appointed, his appointment shall be and be deemed to be revoked. No county clerk -shall file the oath of'office of any notary public until there shall he paid, to such county clerk, by such notary public: 1. If he reside in New York county or Kings county, ten dollars. , a. If he reside in a city having- * popula- tion, as shown by the then last preceding federal or state enumeration, of more than-fifty thousand, and less than six Jiundred thousand, Ave dollars. S. If he resides elsewhere, two and one- fcalf dollars. Neither the clerk of the County of New (York, nor the county clerk of the county of Kings, .shall file a certificate of the appointment and Qualification of a person appointed to be a notary public in and tor any county other than New York or Kings, untH michvnotary public shall pay such clerk seven and one-half dollars. Each county clerk on or before the tenth day of each month shall make for his county for the preceding month & report In triplicate, in which shall he stated: (a> In a column headed \Appointments •evoked by failure to qualify.\ the name and address of each person 1 appointed a notary public for the county, whose ap- pointment was revoked during said pre- ceding month because of failure to file the oath of office within the time allowed by law. (b) In a column headed \Notaries pub- lic who Qualified as such for the county of during the month of \ the name and address of each person ap- be scesoribedl tharata, Shall mat take af- fect tmtfl the twentieth day after it shall have become a law. Section 49, article IX, chapter s. General Laws.} . , • £HAP.iti. •.•' •*.:>. AN ACT ta amend the cod* of crteinal procedure. In respect to wha are liable for\ the support of bastards. Became a law, May U. 1*», with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People of the State af New York, , represented In Senate and' Assembly, do enact as follows: , Section L Section eight hundred and thirty-nine of the code of criminal proce- dure is hereby amended so as to read af ''follows: . - • ' I S3*. Who are liable for its support.— The father and mother of a bastard ar*. liable for Its support. In case of their neglect or inability, it must be supported by the county, City or town chargeable therewith under, the provisions of the poor .law.' • -r '.' '. f 8. This act shall take effect September' first, nineteen hundred and eight. State of New York, Office of the Secre- tary of State, as.: I have compared the: preceding with the original law on file in this offlee, and do hereby certify that the same lira correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of : said original law, <•• JOHN a. WHAfcBN. ; Secretary of State. LAWS OP NEW YORK—By Authority. [Every law. unless a different time shall be prescribed therein, shall not take ef- fect until,the twentieth4ay after it shall have become a law. Section 43. article II, chapter 8, Genera] Laws.] - ' CHAP 1 ; Zi$r :'• AN ACT in relation to a school* Census.' Becama a law., May U, 1908. with; the approval of the Governor. Passed, three-, fifths being present., „ The Pedple of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section % A permanent census board is hereby established in each city of the first class. Such hoard shall consist .of the mayor, the superintendent of schools, the police commissioner or officer per* forming-dstias similar to those of a police commissioner. Such ------ hoard shall have _ ff^T t if tt ^?' *^ ? ;1 * a * nd regulations \ ^^mtjssed jnaF*mak« Spplicaton to'tte'com^ pointed a notary public for the county paragraphs, who shall have qualified during said pre- ceding month,' together with a statement, apposite, the name of each person, show- ing the total amount paid by him and the amount thereof to be retained by the county clerk. id In a column headed \Open appoint- ments.\ the name and address of each person appointed a notary public for tha ©aunty before the end of said preceding month and who shall not have Qualified, but whose time to Qualify shall not have expired during said month. (6) In a! column headed \Certificates filed.\ the name and address of every no- tary public $%o shall have Sled a certifi- cate, as provided for by section eighty- two, in the office of the clerk of the coun- ty for which the report is made, together with a statement, opposite the name of each such person, of the amount paid by him upon filing such certificate One of said reports shall be transmitted imme- diately to the JgoyernoT,. one ti> the secre- tary of state and one to the state treas- urer. • f S. SecHen eighty-four of the executive law. as amended by chapter eighty-eight > or the laws of eighteen hundred and nine- ty-four, is hereby amended to read as fol- lown i 34. Disposition of fees paid by nota- ries public.-rThe county clerk of each of tiie counties of New York. Kings and Erie may appoint an assistant to be known as notarial clerk. The county clerk of Erie county may retain, from each fee s o paid by a notary public as a condition of fitmg \his oath of office, one dollar and a half. The clerk of each of the counties of New Sork and Kings may retain, from each fee co paid by a notary public as a con- dition of filing bis oath of-office, three dollars, but not exceeding, the total amount of fifteen hundred dollars in the county of Kings nor three \thousand dol- lars in the county of New York in any one year, and each, of the county clerks •f the counties of New York, Kings and Eri?. may apply the amount so retained by him in payment of the salary of the notarial clerk or clerks in his office. The: county clerk ii. each county other than the counties of New York. Kings and Erie, mey retain, from each fee ao paid by a notary public as a condition of filing his oath of office, fifty cents. The amounts so retained by a county clerk of any comity shall be, in full payment for ail his services and disbursements connected with the appointment and qualification Of notaries public to act as such in such •oanty. jt the office of any aucb. county elcrlc la a salaried office, such county clerk shall pay over the sum so retained by him. to tfie officer to whom fees of such, county clerk are requlrjed, by law to be paid. The county clerk of each county shall; within ten days after the end'of each month, pay. over to the state treas- urer all fees received by him from nota- ries publlo under the provisions Of this chapter during said. mdnth, after having deducted so miich thereof as he is author- ized to retain under the provisions of this .section.- as may be necessary to carry out the pro. visions of this act Such board shall have power to appoint a secretary and such clerks and other employees as may be necessary to earry out the provisions of this act and t o fix the salaries of the earns. Such board shall ascertain through the police force, the residences and em- ployments of all persons between the ages of four and eighteen year* residing with- in such, cities and shall report thereon from time to time to the school authori- ties of such cities. Under tha regulations of such board during the month of Octo- ber, nineteen hundred and nine, it shall be the daty of the police commissioners in the cities of the first class ta cause a cen- sus of the children of their respective cit- ies to be taken. Thereafter'such census shall he amended from'day to day by the police, precinct by precinct, as changes of resideno* occur among the children of such cities within the ages prescribed in this ant and as other persons come with- in the ages prescribed herein and as other persons within aucb ages shall become residents of aucb. cities, so that - sold board shall always have on file'a com- plete~%ensus of the names and residences of the children between such ages and of tha persons In parental relation thereto. If in the taking of the first census iff any city of the nraf «lass during the month of October, nineteen hundredUand nine, addi- tional policemen thai] be required, such additional policemen shall be appointed by the police commissioner of said city from tho civil service lists of persons eli- gible for appointment as such policemen, and said additional policemen shall be, al- lowed in addition to the number now al- lowed by law. It shall bs the doty of per- sons in parental relation to any child re- siding within the limits of said titles of the first class to report at tha aolice sta- tion house of the precinct within which they severally reside, the following infor- mation: • v __ L Two weeks before any child becomes of the compulsory school age. tha name bf such child, its residence, the name of the person or persons: « parental relation thereto, and the name and location of the school to which such child ia sent as « 1 pupil. J 2. In case a child of compulsory school age Is for\ any cause removed from on* school and sent to, another school, or sent to work in accordance with the child la- bor law, all the facts in relation thereto. 3. In case the residence of a chHd is re- moved from one police praolnot to another . police precinct, the new residence and the < other facts required In the two preceding Kill!,, « H,II T ^III|,M; i II7.I( U in. i >,., i i ,„.,.ni,i„,,,HM| ettl*a « flat saeond class relative to r*. ' Initafntsnt of fireman and policeman. . Became * lawi May U, 1M*._ with th* approval «f. th* Governor. Passed* thraa- flfths being present • • ; Th* People of the Stat* of New^ York, represented in. Senate and Assembly, do enact ss £oHow*? ' . ^ . Section: 1 Section, one hundred and; thir- ty-eaven of chapter four hundred and seventy-three Of th* laws of nineteen hun- dred and six. entitled **An act to provide for the snvernmant of cities ot the second class.\ IS hereby! amended so as to read -*a:follo J sfij . -i'Y' - I m^(Dlsolpliii|S,~If a chare* may be made briny petson against any officer or membte of the police or fir* departmahts that h*-Aas been negligent or derelict in the-perform»ncei of bis official duties, or is tec6m»6t«it W WJthout capacity to per- form the same or i s guilty of - some deiih-. Quency, seriously affecting bis general oharacter .or fitijesi for the office, the charge .must be in' Writing, In the form prescrihad^y the; rules and regulations of the coWmifsidneii of public safety, and-* copy thereof must, be served upon the ac- cused sjBcfer ojp Imember. The commli- swn|r,«ha.ll,lthen,.(proceed to hear, try and determine the charge. The accused shall have the right to be present at his trial and to be heard ta person and by counsel, jkpd; to give and i furnish eVidehce to his defense. _A11 trlajtf shall be open to the ppblic?\ -TJ6* commissioner has power to Issue subpoenas, jln his name, to compel tho ,at,tettdanco ff.- witnesses . upon any t procaeding auUioHsed by the rules and regulations of the,denartment, and-any person served with a subpoena is bound to, attend in obedience to the command • thereof;; and tha pynmisaioner may. com- pel _thq attendance of- witnesses ahd ;com- pel them to testify In the same manner as: lp, tho/fiaaeof ahytofficer or board anthor- iied by law to Issue jubnoenos and take •teslanohy. If tbeJaccused shall be found guilty of the charge made against him. the commissioner may punish him by rep- rimand, by forfeiting and withholding jpay, fOit; a specifiid «me, by suspension ^without pay durirjg a fixed period or by dlsniissal^om offl'ce. The decision of the commissioner shalll be final and conclusive and hot sa|>ioot,to review by any court except upon Questions of Jurisdiction. At any time within ofle year after the date of dismissal,, any officer or member dis- :n tE» city or tew* in which thS pftaon wbara aald sale la to take plac*. la altu- S tad. or if .there be n* newspapar pub- shad ta said city or tawa, tb*a„Ja a newspaper pubUihed la tha city or town nearest to aald plac* whar* such prison is located, and the ageat and warden of say state prison where such sale is to b* held •hall furnish any parson applying tharefor with a printed schedule of the property ta be aold, givlns a fuU .and Complete: •_ de- scription of kame, tha terms bf tha sals and all other necessary information. Any moneys received from suon sal* as afore- said, after deducting all necessary and actual expenses, shall be deposited by th* agent and warden of such prison to the Credit of th* prison -capital fund thereof. 5 t This act shall take efteot tmmadl- ateiy.: '\. >.,,- .' . ::' . •*. s State of New York, Offlc* of the Bacra- tary Of State, sic: I have compared the preceding with the originar law on file in this Office, and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original l*w. ..-.;• ...... . • . JOHN 0. WHALBN. • Secretary of Stat*. . r-Y mis3loher tor rcinltatemeat Such appli- cation must b* in; writing and contain a release of the cltr from all claims for Back oompensatio: i. The commissioner may, in his discretion, rehear and rede- termine the charges and reinstate such officer or member,:iwlth or Without an Sl- lowsnce of the whole or a part of the tlm*«mc* such dismissal to be applied on bis time of service! in the department, or may' siBrnjisuch dismissal. At any Urn* \wtthln bmryear after this act takes ef- fect or Within one year after the date of resignation, an officer or member who has resigned may make application to the commissioner for reinstatement and the commissioner may, In his discretion, rein- state him,: but the time between the data of resignation and reinstatement shall net apply on bis time of service in the depart- ment - I { £ This act ahall take' effect Immedi- ately. '•}'•'•- Bute of New York, Office of the Secre- tary of State, ss.:, I have compared the preceding with the original law on file 1 In this office, and do hereby certify that i the same is a correct transcript thcrofrom and of the whole of said original law. JOH|N S. WHAUBN. Secretary of Stats. 4. In case • child between the ages- of four and •eighteen becomes a resident of one of said cities of the first class tor the first time the residence and suoh other facts as 'the census board shall require. Such census shall lndude all persons be- tween the ages of four and eighteen years, tha day of the month and the year %i the birth of each of such persons, their respective residences-by street, and num- ber, the names of their parents or guard- ians,, such information relating to the il- literacy and to the enforcement of the child labor and the compulsory education law aa the school authorities of the state: and of such cities shall require and also such further information as such authori- ties shall require. 5 2. A permanent census board may .be established in any city not of the first clas&^n' accordance with the provisioas of tils-act If a census board shall not be established in such cities, then, during the' month of October, nineteen hundred and 'nine, and to the month of October every fourth year thereafter, tha school autbo|&s»-of every city, not a city of tha first clissj sbalt-tak* a census of th* chil- dren, of their respectivo>clties. Such cen- sus shall'hi elude the information required from tha cities of the first class as pro- vided: in section one of this act. i.S. Ths board of trustees of every school district shall annually on the thir- tieth day of August causa a census of all children between ths ages of five and eighteen years to be taken in their re- spective school districts. Such census shall: include the information required from cities as provided in this act §4. A parent; guardian or other person having snder his control or charge a child between the ages of four and. eight- een, years who withholds or refuses to giva information in his possession relat- ing to such child and required under this act or any such parent guardian, or .oth- er person who gives falsa information In relation thereto, -shall be liable to and punished by fine not exceeding 'twenty lollars or by imprisonment not exceeding thirty days. •• ' '<' '' '. • . .\'.''•: * I 6.-Th*«ion*y required for the pnTpos* of carrying this act into effect shall be paid by th* cities and school districts re- spectively, included in the-, provisions of, this act But in cities: In which a perma- nent census board aa provided under eec- tion one of this act Is. not established and. maintained, and in school districts, Such: moneys shall be paid 4 for the services ren- dered in th* taking of ths school census on the certificate of the state commla- aloner of education that, such census has been satisfactorily taken. „ I 6. It shall be the duty «f the state tommissioner of education to enforce th* provislona of this act t 7 Chapter five hundred and fifty of the laws of eighteen hundred and ninety- fiv* ia hereby repealed. 5 8. This act Shan take effect Immedi- ately. • State of New York, Office' of the Secre- tary of State, aa as may be ra- aoval.—Such board «.va, by like vote, opensatlon of such . I have compared .the preceding with the • 4 f,,., «,-..!,,•,!• ,,K. .- . , ;. original law on fUe to this office; and do ately Tbu ?^ Bh:l11 take effee « immedi- , h< g. oy ^ruty that the Same 1* a correct «.„,« „» x- _ v V A« ' transcript, therefrom and of the Whole of tary of State; ss.: - .] )onU S i wttAS-jSN, J>£$Z? t^rf par '^ ^ 0? c ^! ns W<ti ' * h 8 ' Secteta*y Of Stata, original law-on file -la. >\his- office, and'do i\ ••••, :.•'.•••• ^^ ' herf.bj- cor?l*y' .that. the. same' la ,a coii-eci } L*vi>« .ne Mew vnok rtJ A'.rth-rl** transcript, tlxerefrom. and of the whol» of ^?Jr$ GF N£W YORK—By AjrthorUy, said ortsiaai lac- -- ' [Every la.w. uaMss * dOterent time •ball • ' \ • JOHV s WHALES i • PToetibca- theriln, Sflatt OQt take ef> fecreuu-y Estate. I ^«n«J'tto twentieth toy «{t*t It Shall ,-_ ._ ' ', i h;w>: wc'Qtn» a,::aw.. fiecruen' <*. article A LAWS OF N EW VORK-By Authority: , ^^ * ^^V^^' »v^,iaw..u^^a,ai 2 srent.tM^ LAWS OF NEW V|OjRK—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 U, chapter I, General ljaws.] AN ACT to. amend the county law. rela- tive to establishment of county labora- tories. . , Became a law. May 11. UCt, with tha approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present The People of the. State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly,, do enact' ss follows: Section 1. Chapter six hundred and eighty-six of. the laws bf eighteen hun- dred and ninety-two, entitled \An aot to relation to counties, 1 constituting ehapter eighteen of the general laws,\ is hereby amended by adding, latter seotlon thirty- nine, two new sections to be sections for- ty and. fortynane thereof, to read, respec- tively, ss follows: ~ i «. Board may establish county labora- tory.—The beard of, supervisors of any oouaty shaii hsveth* power, by the vote of a majority of said board, to establish a county laboratory? asd to appoint a thor- oughly trained and campetant county bac- teriologist to have charge of such labora- tory, and such assist quired.- i 41. Compensation: of supervisors shall power to fix: the eoj _ county bacteriologist [and to remove him from, offlee; fix the compensation of such assistants and remove them from office;, also to provide\• any necessary supplies, equipments, and samples hot otherwise provided. - Such boardfaf supervisors may from time to tithe make such rules and .regulations concerning; the duties and lia- bilities 4>f such officers as said board may deem for th* best Interests of the. <;ounty. Provided that the board of supervisors of any county having; no, county bacteriolo- gist may, and suoh board is hereby au- thorised and empowered to make a con- tract with a obubty having:' such county, bacteriologist and county laboratory, or with « city having a city bacteriologist and city laboratory, far the pe^ormahc* of such services as said board may deem necessary In the interests of public health. 12. This act -shall take effect immedi- ately. -• •' - ' . ' State of New York. Offloe of the Sacra- .' tarynf..State,'ssit; -'• I have oompared v tha,precedlng with th* srigihal law on, fit* la, this office, and do hereby certify that the same is a-correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said srlglaal law. -' \. • '•;• JOHN ». \WMALWBti '• \ '*•'''\\ l .'' :'' Booretary of Stat*»\ UAWS or ftti*r vORK-^By:Authority. fBvery law. nnless a different time shajU be prescribed thereto, shall not-take ef- fect until th* twentieth day after it.shall have beoom* a law., Section U. article U, chapter «, #*n*r*l. ©sws, J'. \. '*'.;' ' •-\.'\ •CHAB.'-JSt 'r '••''' .- . . AN ACT is aihend title, two of chapter thr** of'part four af!,tb* raviaed sut- ' utes, relating to state prisons, and for other-pursoaes ooncacted therewith. Besams * 1*W. Msy 11. l>», with ths approval of the Governor, .Passed, thraa- ftfths i|etoi'pres**t;' ;-*.• . , Th* People of the Stat* of New York. wpfeaaated in Sanata and Assembly, do -s'6act'«SjroMOW|: \: . j> ev , /-.. Section t Title two of<oh*pt*r three of part tour of th* revised AtatBtes, and all: acts supplahiantal thardto aha amenda- tory thereof, Is hereby amended by Insert- ing thereto a new section to be section one handrad and thlrteen-a, to read as follows: ••.'•-•'. I ttf-a, Wmrnr* *»y^trad* ar tadttstry Is dlscontlnuad and it, .appears to the sat- isfaction of th* agafat and warden of any stat* prison that th* said trad* or indus- try will aot again b* put to operation and continued at said prison, he must report thai; fjtet to the supartotendant vt stat* prison* and th* stat* comptroller, and at tha same *»• t nrnish **ch with a sched- ule of the machinery, tools, apparatus and other appurtananos* belonging to the said tsade of Industry or used: to connection therewith, and an tovantorfsd: vsiu* of same, and also the Quantity and valu* of th» stock sAd mannfactured product of such trad* or industry then on, hsnd, and said agsnt «nd wardsn shall, with th* «P- proyai p f th«t said stipertotendant of stat* prisons and comptrolleri sell and dispose of ill such annsad and ttnnecesswr ma- cbttwry, <ti»l#, sppsratus, stock and m»n^ ufactuwd prodwcl, Said ptowtr •hall h* sold *t pubUo auction to the highest bid, der. after public notfc* has been given pt the iatanaed seUto* thereof by sdvertis- ln« the tlm* sn* ^mes ot h.ol<Ua$ ths sale u»«y for *t least two week* in ons news- pspar pab«*h«4 in th * city of Albany* on* newspaper pnblished to th* f|*« it** Km* set mwws&j!&&&* 1 LAWS OF NEW YORK~By Authort^j rEvery law. unless a different time shall be prescribed therein, shall not take ef- fect until th* twentieth day after it shslt have become .a law. Section 41. article II, chapter t. General IAWS.] ••\\•» - ..CHAP.K4.' •:•\••. . , AN ACT to amend the lien, law, to rela- tion to the servios of undertaking and notice of ileh, and to. the proceedings: tO: discharge certain Hens. '* \ ? , Became a law. May li, 1908, With Sis approval of the Governor. Passed, thre*- flfths being present > . • • The People .of th* Stat* Of NOW Yorkv represented in* Senate and Asiambly, do enact as followi: Sectlonl.8ubdfvlsionfour of section eight- een Of chapter four hundred and eighteen of the laws of -eighteen hundred and Tdx»> ^rrseven, entitled \An act torelation far Bens, constituting chapter forty-nine of the general laws/* is hereby amended to read as follows? ' 4. Either before or after the beginning of an action by the owner or contractor exeouttog an undertaking with two*, o? more sufficient sureties, who shall be freeholders, to th* clerk oi the county where th« premises are situated, in such sums as the court or a judge or justice thereof may direct not less than the amount claimed in the notice of Jien con- ditioned for the payment oS any judgment which may be rendered against the prop- erty for the enforcement of the lien. The sureties must together justify in at least double th* sum named in tho undertak- ing. A copy of tha undertakiag, with no- tice that the sureties will justify bafor* the court or a judge or justice.thereof, at the time and place thereto mentioned, must be served upon tha lienor or his at- torney, not less than five days before such time. Upon the approval of the undertak- ing by the court, judge or justice an order shall,be made discharging such lien. The execution of any such bond or undertak- ing by any fidelity or surety company authorized by the laws of this state to transact business, shall be equivalent to tha execution of sold bond or undertaking by two sureties; and such company. If excepted to, shall justify through its offi- cers or attorney in the manner required by law of fidelity and surety companies. Any suoh company may execute any such bond or undertaking as surety by the hand of its officers, or attorney, dub/ au- thorised thereto by resolution of Its board of directors, ~~ a certified copy ot which resolution, under the seal of said com- pany, shall be filed With each bond Or undertaking, if the lienor cannot be found, or does not appear by attorney, such service may be made by leaving a copy of said undertaking and notice at the lienor's place of residence, or if a cor- poration at Its principal place of business Within the state as stated In the notice of lien,: with a person ot suitable age and discretion therein, or If the house of his abode or Its place of business is not stat- ed to said notice of lien- and i s not known, then in saoh manner as the court may di- rect The^premisea, if any, described In the notice <» Uen~as th* lienor's residence or place bf business ehslt-h* deemed to be bis said residence <** Its &laca of business for the purposes of said, service at. th* tuns thereof, unless it i s shown affirma- tively that the person serving the papers or directing the servloe iad knowledge to tha-oontrary, \ * . I & Subdivision fiv*' of section twenty of such chapter, at 4 added by chapter one hundred and sixty-nine of the laws of eighteen hundred'and ninety-eight and amended by chapter thirty-seven of th* laws' of nineteen' hundred and two, i s hereby amended to read as follows: (.Either before or after th* betlnning of sit action by a contractor executing an undertaking with two or mora sufficient sureties Who shall be freeholders, to the state or the municipal corporation with which'the notice, *«f lien is filed, to such sums as the court or a judge or justice thereof may dira'ct not less than, the amount claimed \In ths notice of lien, conditioned for th* payment of any judg- ment which may be recovered to an ac- tion to enforce the lien. The sureties must together justify in at least double the Sum named in the undertaking.' A copy of th* undertaking with notice that the sureties will justify before th* court or a ju'dgo or justice thereof at the time and place therein mentioned must bo served upon th* lienor, not less than fiv* days before such time, If the lienor can- hot b* round, such service may be made as prescribed in subdivision four of >s*o- tion eighteen of this act Upon- the ap- .proval of the Hhaejrtaktof by the court, judge or justice, an order shall be mad* discharging such lien. The execution of Such undertakihg by any fidelity ov sur*-* ty company airthonsed by ttofHwa-of'thls state to transact business shsil b* equiva- lent to the execution of such an undartak- lng by two sureties and such tuyfciaktog, 1 ' if excepted to, shall justify through its officers or attorwty in th* manner r*-: Quit** by law of iia,eUfir;^and siirsty oom- panlea Any such undertaking may b« ax- aouted to such undertaking as surety by th* band ot Its Officers or attorney, duly authorised thereto by rasohitjon of. Its bdsrd of directors, a-*ertlfi*d copy of which-resolution under the seal of such oompany, shsa b*. filed - with. eachVnndetf- taking. Except as otherwise provided hereto the provisions of artlcls five of title six ofl-bhaptsr eight of; the cod* of clvUp«>cedare arefappUcable to aa-uad*r- taklpg given for ths^llscbarg* of a lien on account' of pubHe Isaprovsmants, r - ft This act shall take *ffact Immedi- ately. . •-;? Stat* aj New Yark, Otic*, of th* Becre- ? tary-of State, sa.: . / - ' 1 have compared the praoading with the original law^on^filato this offica, and -Oo. hereby* osrtify tbAt>the sam* Is a borrect transcript tharefroip and *f th* whole. s f said original law.-- • > - JOHN s;-''\«SAEaSN ) ' -•', r-jBecretary of SUta - *r retired by th* tera*~of th* new subati- twtad bonds for like amounts by th* board Ot supervise** or supervisor. s»ard, ooun- clj or bffiosrs havlag In charge the pay* ment of such bonds. Such new; bonds shill anly b* Issued when tha existing bond* can b e retired by tha substitution .*f th* ?»w bonds therefor, or can be paid np by money r*alls«l by the sale at such lleW bonds. Waee* Saoh, bonded lndebted- «ass *a» b*eom*^due, WlthUt two years frdm th* issue of such new bonds, such new bonds s»*y be Usuad and sold to pro- vide money, to advance to pay up such; *s- Jattng bonds whin they shall become due, Such neW boade shall contain a recital that th*y ar* issued pursuant to this sec- tion,, Whloh recital shall be oonclusiva ev- idene* of .their validity and of the regU- *l*rltyof the issue; shall, be made payable not less than one or more than thirty years from their date; shall bear date aha draw Interest from the date of the payment of existing bonds, or the receipt of th* money to pay th* same, at not ex- ceeding the rat* of five per centum per annum, payable\ Quarterly, semi-annually «r annually; and an amount equal to not less than two per centum ot the whole amount of such new bonds may be paya- ble each year after the issue thereof. Such new ootids shall be sold and nego- tiated at the best'price obtainable, hot lefiithjui'-tMe PAr yaltfei shall b* valid and bmdhag'on the municipal corporation Isulng them. All bonds and coupons re- vred or paid shall be immediately can- celled. A certificate shall be issued by th* officer,'\board or body Issuing suoh, new bonsS, stating the amount of existing bona*, :*Wpif,the «ew,bjonds.sd issued, -wUbli..s^''Si»:fi«r|liwia.\fa*d.-1n Oie office ot the emmty clerk;'Except as provided to.-thfe» sedtion, new bonds shall hot be Issued lit pursuanoe thereof, for bonds of a muhlclpal corporation adjudged invalid by the ftoil judgment of \a competent court A majority of \the taxpayers of a town, vottoff at a general town meeting,, or special town meeting duly called, may authorht* the Issue in pursuance of this section ~«f.-iS*o)f bohds for such Invalid bonds, and each new bond so Issued Shan contain substantially tho following re- cital: \The lasso of this bond is duly au- thorised by a vote of the taxpayars of the Mid^^ town*** *ffh%ia i fhaH be conclusive «v- tdande of suoh'faot The payment ad- 'jUBtment oricompromie* of a part of th* bonded Indebtedness of a nwnlclpal oor- poratlan shall not be deemed an admis- sion of the validity or a recognition of any part- of ta* bonded indfbtedness-of Such municipal,corporation sot paid, ad- justed'or oompromlsed. All bonds ot a munlolpal corporation, until payable, shall be exempt from taxation tor town, coun- ty, municipal or ataU purposes {A This aot shall, tax* effect Iminedi- «t*iy> \ ' •\ -i . .. • State of New York, Offloe of th* Seer*- , 't$xy ot. Stat*, sa: I have compared the preceding with the original law on file to this office, and do hereby osrtify that the same is a correct transcript; therefrom and of the whole of said eriginal law. JOHN S. WHAUBN. Secretary of State. r*s**a.l3!r»e- approvai -or tna oovarnor. fifths bein* prassnt . - • Th* Peopli of th* State of New York,. r*p?*s*nted In Senst* and Assembly, de enact as foilowa: .Section a section two hundred of chap- tar six hundred and eighty-six of the taws of eighteen hundred end ninety-two, entir -fled \An act to relation to coontlee, oon- atltutlng chapter \eighteen of the general laws.\ is hereby amended by - adding thereto aftsr subdivision three a hew sub- dlvlslon to be subdivision four thereof to read as follows: 4. It shaa b* th* duty of every district attorney to eonduot all proseoutlons tor crimes and offensas cognisable by the courts of the county for which be shall have been *lected or appointed; except when the place of trial of an indictment is chanted from one county to another, it shall be the duty of the district attorney of the county where the Indictment is found to conduct the trial of the indict- ment so removed, and it sb#tll be the duty of the district attorney of the county to which such trial to changed to assist to such trial npon the request ot th* district attorney ot the county where the indict- ment was found. |t. Seotlon two. hundred and Una of such chapter is hereby amended to read as follow*: •.••,.'.'• 12«. Employment of oounsel by district attorney.*-The district attorney of any county In whloh an indictment has been found for a capital or other Important crime, with the approval to writing of the county Judge of such county, which ahall bs filed to the office of the ooufity clerk, Ttt*y employ counsel to assist him oh th* trial of such indictment; and toe costs and expenses thereof, to be certified by tha judge rpresldlng at th* trial, shall be a charge upon the county. 81 Bush chapter is hereby amended by adding, after section two hundred and four, anew section to ba section two hun- dred and five thereof to read as follows: 9 205,; Whenever the trial of an indict-1 ment has been transferred from the coun- ty in which such indictment was found to some other county the cost and expense of such trial shall b* a charge upon the county in which such Indictment is found. | 4. This act shall take effect Immedi- ately. State of New York. Office ot ths Secre- tary of State, sa: I have compared tha preceding with th* original law on file to this office, and do hereby certify that tha same is a cornet transcript therefrom and of ths whole of said original law. JOHN 8. WHAiEN, Secretary of Stat*. A BUNDLE. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By AutherHy. [Every lain unless a different tiro* shall be prescribed therein, shall not take af- fect until th* twentieth day after It shall have bsoom* a law. Sectloa U, srticl* U, ohapt*r A General IAW*.J ' ' - CHAfe jjt • ' AN ACT to amend the general muntotoal law. relative to taxation Of bonds of a municipal oorppratlon. B*came a Uw, May It IK*. With th* approval of, th* Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present The People of the Stat* of Naif York. represented to Seoat* and Assembly, d* enact as' follows: Section X. Section seven of ehapter six hundred and eighty-five-of the law* of eighteen, hundred And ninety-two, entitled \Ah act in relation to municipal corpora- tions, constituting' chapter seventeen of th* general laws'* as amended by chap- tars one hundred* and twenty-two and four hundred and aixtyrsix of th* laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-three, and chapter fifty-tour 0* the laws of eighteen, hundred and tdnhty-Mvan and chapter three hundred and thlrty-thrs* «f the taws of nineteen ' huhdrad and one, i s hereby further amended ao a* to read as follows*. I i. 3Pu«d*4 and, bonded debt^-The bonded Indebtedness, et « mnnlcteaJ «or- porati<i«, tocluoing\ interest due or ua* I.AW8 QF NEW YORK—By Authority. • fEvery law, ualess a different time shall be prescribed therein, shall not talc* ef- fect until the twentieth day after it shall have become a law. Section 43, article II, chapters. General Laws.} 'l , CHAP. J5L AN ACT. to amend ths Insanity law, rela- tive to the parol*, of patterns in state hospitals and the voluntary cars and treatment of patient* therein. Became ja law. May It 1908, with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present - • The People of the State of New York. represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact a*.follows; SeetJoi* L. Subdivision two of section seventy-tour of chapter five hundred and forty-five, of the laws of eighteen hun- dred and ninety-six, entitled \An act to relation to the Insane, constituting chap- ter twenty-eight of tho general laws,\ as amended by chapter twenty-six ot the laws of'nineteen hundred end two, and chapter, four hundred and ninety of the laws of nineteen hundred and five, ia hereby-amended to read as follows: 2. Any patient who is not recovered but whose discharge, to the judgment of the superintendent will not,be detrimental to the public welfare,' or Injurious to the patient; provided, however, that before making such certificate, the superintend- ent shall satisfy himself, by sufficient proof, that friends or relatives of the pa- tient ar* willing and financially able to receive and properly car* for such pa- tient, after bis discharge. When the m- pertotendenf Is unwilling, to oartify to the discharge of an uhreoovered patient upon request and id certifies to writing, giving his reasons therefor, any judge of a court of record to the judicial district in which the hospital Is, situated may, upon suoh certificate and^anjppporttmity of a hear- ing thereon bafcg accorded the superin- tendent, and upon such other proofs as may be produced before him, direct by order, to* dtscharg* of such patient upon such security to the people of the state as be may requir*, tor the good behavior and maintenance of the patleat Tha certifi- cate and. the proof and the order granted thereon shalt b* filed in the clerk's offlc* et the county, in which the hospital Is sit - gated. And a oertlfied copy of th* order It theTiosplta]'from which Uie patient is dis- charged. Ths superintendent may grant a parole to a pstlent nbt exoeadlng si> jnohthsi -under general | sondltions pre- scribed by the oommlsslqn. Tha commis- sion -toaSri; by^ order, dlicharg* anyv pa- tient to Its Judgment Improperly detained fa any institution. A poor and lhdigenf patient discharged by the superintendent oecausa he i s an idiot or a dotard not in- sane, or an epileptic, not tosane, or be- '^UBJI h* r l»»at a proper case for treat- -ment within, toe meaning 1 of this chapter; shall be received and cared for by tot superintendent; of the posr or other au- thority hivlsg' similar powers, in th« •^tcufr-tetm ^wnfoh h* was-ebmmitted; A patient bald spop an order of a court ot judge having isrhnlnal jurisdjctlan. to an acttohwprtoeedlng arising from, a crtou- »« offienses to**^o discharged upon the superint^snaentrs oertMoat* of recovery, araworred; bjr Any ; such bo^rt o r judge. * •I t Articla.taraa af tka Insanity law Is hereby amandad by adding at the end 'thereof a new seotlon to be known a* section seventy-nine, and to read as fol- > ybwsi.\'-. ; ; -'-'•.-•,'-'• .-tr7|, Vflluhts^.patleats m stat*, hospi. tois^Pursuant to nues Isfltt : 4^rulatlons aeUbUshed by th* sUts commission in Junacy, th* supertntendani or parson in charge of anY state hospital mt the bar* and treatment: of ^rth* inssna, except the Mattaawim and Daanemora state hospi- tals, taay rsOalva jt^'r,^ JM^etn. as s patlaat! any •persoa suitable for. oar* and trwwweav - sad who-, volakt*5y - -makes. mtm -wVJkttttt* thsi*tor fc ,Ah4' whose mantal oeadlUon is suchi as,•». render hlm- ootopetiwit ** »«k* STJOhTipplloatlon. A person am received at Suoh hbSpltsl shall not b*-d#tato*d tmd**.sneh rbton- Ury sjTeemant more than fiv* days after hiving given notlc* in writing of sis in- tention or dssfr* to leave suoh hoapltat \ Th* swwtotaaOent or physknan to charge •«* fu*A b*apttal jitoBii,^tolB l*»* Jp**' Jftw ths Admjsston U * j*tl«* by »uefa veJkwtary ag^Met* forward to. to* of- So» ot ths Cflmaaisslon, th* raoord of ssch patient to aomrfls*** with th* provisions of seotlon thirt*en v of this chapter, and Such 'rule* and regulations as may be f t. This aot shall tak* affect immedi. *toiy« • Stata o< New York, Offloe of th*v Sacra- tary-Of But*. **.: - Z have «ojSgAKd th* preceding with the original l*>w on file in Uus office, and do hereby certify to*t ths same is * correct transoript thsrefrsin and of th* wboi* ol said original tow. JOHN S. WHAI4SN. 8*erat*ry af State. SCHfiBZ OND KUfSE. Treat ths Gods Missed, but Procurable In the Mohawk Valley. Something la th* line of good things to eat the gods never had; consequently the gods missed a great treat. And, \by the way, frtond, have you ever booked op to a dish ot sennits, n&d klase? No? Thought so. Few have in these times, and those who have been so fortunate have Just cause to recall a delicious morsel time can never erase tram the tablets of memory. Ton cab order sennits and klase tmttt yon faint tarnished, awaiting it Ton will never'get It i n any public eating place. It Isn't on the bill of tare and never will be. The up to date chef would give yon the laugh if you asked him to concoct It for you. Ten chances to one he'd not understand what echnltz und klase could possibly mean. Few know, but those who do know It Know it welC . A good big ham bone is the central portion, light dumplings and dried ap- ples. Anything els* would spoil It The ham bone- gives the dish a smoky flavor, the dtuhpUngs give It body, and the dried apples give it color and tartness as well as sauce. Put the ham bone in cold water and open^ the flues and let the pot boll. While the pot Is getting into good and ready shape make your dumplings, and make them as light as possible. Pat the dried apples In a separate flleh and stew them down to a nicety. When the pot with the ham bone bub- bles and froths drop In the dumplings one by one. No; yon do not stir the contents of the pot. That would, spoil the consistency of the dumplings and make a mess. Any one who has watched a pot boll knows whan dumplings are don* to a dot Take a deep platter, fish out the domplings carefully with a drain spoon and place them about the ham boa* in the center of the platter. Looks .dry, but when 700 poor over all the dried apples and their nice sauce—wow! That's achnitz nnd klase as yon may have had i t years ago when living with a German family in the Mohawk valley. Ton can eat it until your eyes start out and your waistband grips your middle. It will stay tty you tbroagh a hard day's work, and If there is any left over you hit it again for supper cold. Ever try it!—New Tork Son. Ths Way th* Tired Man Say**) Mlnv. : *elf Labor and Trouble. -.'-- One day a man; went into a very big Store. He had a heavy package with \bira -,. ; •• Not in the sense you mean, smarOes, bat ia the real 'Sense.-: .•' He had to go two blocks farther down the streit and didn't want *» carry the package. So he decided that he Would leave ft fn the cheek room. He asked a floorwalker who looked like a United States senator, but who was a perfect gentleman, where the check room was. The floorwalker eaidt \ThreealBlesoverdownBtalrsandover. ontbeWabttBhstde.\ He went iQieire, wherever tfiat and found he had* made a mlstak*. He knew it was himself who had made the mistake, for as nice a man as a floorwalker with a Prince Albert on couldn't have made a mistake, Finally after he had logged his bun- dle thirty-two blocks hunting the check room, had found the check room and deposited his bundle he walked his two blocks to the other plac© and was through for the day. Then he soliloquized: \How should I ever have got through or stood the wear and tear of that long two blocks Vanylng that bundle? If it hadn't been for the check room system, what could I hav* done?*—Chicago Ifews. TIPS IN ENGLAND. Lord RuaselPs Pee to th* Headsman •\ Who Executed Him. Mr. George Eossell, discoursing on tips in the Manchester Guardian, after the manner of bi s \Collections and Recollections,\ treats tho subject «€ls- toricaBy under Its various names of fees, vales (or veils), honorarium (as Disraeli preferred to can it) and pouches. Ancient usage has a peculiarly eon- secrating t effect Jn the matter of tips and fee?.. ] Horace Walpole records th * aei^shment of. George I. When told that he must give guineas to the serv- ant of the ranger of hi s park for bringing him a brace of carp out of his otfn pond. Apparently everybody in Kngland to fit some time or other justified ia de- manding a fee unless it be tie mon- arch. \When Tait became archl of Canterbury and met the queen hj breathed a sigh of relief on at last countering a person to whom he not to pay something. According to Bishop Burnet, a used to have to give a tip In order to be decapitated. He tells tbo story of. Lord Russell when under sentence of death, for high treason asking what he ought to'give the executioner. \I told him 10 guineas. He said, with a smile, It was a pretty thing to give a fee to have his head cut off,\ tAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CBvery law. anless * different time ihall he prescribed thereto, shah not take ef- fect until the twentieth day after it «hat have become a taw. Saodon «*, article n, chapter t. General t*w*vj CHAR !iX I, AN ACT to amend the ootmty law, in re- UUcn to dJatrut attorneys and tha ex* A Book 8h*.Wouldn't Resd. There Is one book of Mr. Steven sdtfi that I myself have never read,\ said Mrs. Stevenson once. \I refused to re»d it and held to my refusal. I mat* it a rule never to read a novel th* scene of which* is laid In a bygono age. The author always deems it his duty to make his characters talk In what he ^XKudders. 1h$ iangnage of that psridd, an4 I-:-aia always sure that be dpssn't know poeltivWy how they; did tolk,, sb I. wonff; read such books, X would never read the \Black Arrow,' ana Mr. Stevenson thought It such « good f<M, that he insisted upon dedi- ; ->*-r. , ' Y\ >r''^*''srisp.lliiirsijjill^Jp)aaajaas>*wwasaaBv- '- , £*\ : '. -, •> v .•, *•*• \ Hkr **^on>sa, . : \-\:' >'.-,:• '^^/U^'wife|| a/ivery'.good cook. Wlfff-iGet/ ont! JEEef mother told toe she was tost taking her first lessons when yon married her. Bridey—BJx- { actiy. She was good enough not to continae her toesons en me.—PhDadel- tikhk Wtem , :; Mixed, \' •'* \• Mrs. Browne—She's forever com- plainmg, but r think sb» hlere|y lacks stamina. Mrs. Malaprop-,Oh, noj she's .got tt; at any rata, that's what tor ealls her disease. She cant yon knewy—Exchange. Por Number Two. \George dear, what kind of a wom- an would you marry If you married again?\ asked the amiable wife. \Well If I married again**— began the brutal husband. \Then you acknowledge that you would marry again!'* \I'm not saying one way o r the oth- er, bnt\- °-~ \But yon don't give me a definite answer, and that proves\— \That doesn't prove anything, jtanse\— \It does tool So what kind of a woman would you marry If yen mar- ried again?\ \I wouldn't marry, again. I could not\ \Of course you have to say that*' \Of course I do, because I waa about to say that if I married again it would be the kind of a woman who would sot ask me what kind of a wo- man I would marry If 1 married again.\—Judge. Singing Pigeons. The <jueer Chinese change pigeons into sons' Dlrd3 DT fastening whistles to their breasts. The wind of their flight then causes a weird and plaintive music that la seldom silenced in tha pigeon .'haunted cities of Pekln and Canton. The Belgians, great pigeon fliers, fasten Whistles beneath the wtogs of valuable racing carriers, claiming that the shrill noise I s & sure protection against hawks and other hints of prey. As a similar pro- tection, reeds, emitting an odd wail- ing sound, are fixed to th* tail feath- ers of th* dispatch bearing pigeons of the German army. : P-. (- What He Was Looking For. \I do wish, Edward,\ said the lady of his choice, \that yon wouldn't stata at other women so much. It's very rade and to certainly no compliment to me.* ,• .-•..; ''\;'. , '^n/this donttary, my dear,** replied .the, resojieef ol benedict, \I was look-^L. tog to see i f I could find a prettier 9|f fat»-than, youre, and I confess I really c*4not»-JTew Tork Press. , «n*» ot trials to certain a aejK^lettiaW_^Hat«^7*JaWsM*'5y--)^B-MiM iu»iC!^!j>*S(s**'?5Bs in* 1 wi 11 m -aiT-M Willing t* Take Chsnsss. The Msn-rd give anything if yon would kiss me. The MaJd-Bnt the scientists say that Idsses breed dis- eas*. Th* Man—Oh. nevsp mtod that Go ahead and make me an invalid for Uff ^Pflfladftiphla\ laaatrer. Cynical, the Maid-Do yon belles it's un- lucky to get married on a Friday? The Afajmtoable Bachelor-Certaialy. Wiy ehoofd jmoay be an »xc*jptil<»?^BliCk aadWhlia. - v^'\-;^g^tNa'-a*for*8l*ei».\\ r *% |t safisr'io eat beforo gome t» slee^^ssklilHbyl, :*'Oh, yes, lunch safer than eating atte*wafO» we ahoaia say!; it is so bard to See what yon are eating when yon are asleep, yon know.\—Path- JMiaty''.' ', y ' .'•. »n\ii .'M i \' • _ . _ .'1 - •' An Enthusiast, yes, he's quite an enthn- , alast He goes in for things in real earnest Browne-T-Tes, If some on* wew to send him on a wild goose chase he'd speak of himself afterward a* a sportemW-^Phttadelphla Press. r*lries of the 0*ep. Mother Pike (to tlttk PikeD-What fairy story do you want me t o tell yoo today? Utile Piker-Bather little Bed Herring Hood or Octo-Puss la Bootiu-!- Making.;.*a Show. \A tnoa 4k» to draw it floe the day*,\ , ••What,do yoo mean?\ *'S»yihg tett minutes atfe hours saeh day tvin probabty| good impression, but staying liable to excite suspicion Woajteytag \Wttfe year s*s City Journal. •t •
