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'at ' - _ _ uraordinary repairs of highway* nVtatl.-.r.s of arnoites to be raised ibraission of pnopSltlons at town oVrowing money I® anticipation of owns tnav borrssr money for bridge ghway purposes. ^:e and sale of town bonds. « W «IWM -f village proPe^- . _ i tJ —-nent bv clerk of board of su- Am\<mt of state Mileage and esses rayment and dls\ ._ valuation, (button ot state Ifeoneye: under- •\ustody of hlghl .-» of .supervisor. .^ F xr~r.J!:urea for repair and im- m..>t of highways. vi^rJitureB for bridges and other XJ^rTw**** •» to high, H^hway accounts-tormsand blank* r,.., .f town =lerg- « ioni'prtwuon of aij-ervtsor and town \ Additional expen/^tare for to}P\T*; t repair and nrf Vnance of town *^*--rnat. of a* Aditures l»M^ « a.- ' sniges -T^ town superintend- ^ annual!**- otUr before thethlr- ^ ia-TV .'ctofeer. make a written '•*\„- respecfc to the amount of «M.'h s-o-'.dO» raised by tax ta •;::;^4 c!ert 8uchstate \ r _ ? ;'\„ ,' n , „f nWy necessarv to be ', ,.i' „..e.-te*o. I-r the repair and rr'^-erts J 5 U, having a . ;V, n *«l«: s ioh amount T ^cT*^ *« an amount which \en added to the amnunt ot money to 1 eived from the state, under the . /J. „.f s£t:on one bur-dre.1 and one I W val thirty dol.ar* for each mue af r^« within the town outside the \ . . ' incorporated vlIlaRes except ..\n..\--wn having an assessed vattta* . t .•-.. e thcusand seven hundred and ., ^ >~-3 or '.FSS per mile outside of -.J -,-. j villages shall be required to v \r.d .-elect a tax under this subdl- ' \. ^ •,...* ->f four do.'.ars on each \.'•sand ' <. J'S 'f assessed valuatten. • T<-- a iwjn: >f money necessary to be ;.„,'\ ar j co;.ectei| f.>r the repair and ,nstrurtj„n of hrlSges, bavins a span • t»^„ f-e- or morea 't'The amount o#money necessary to , l^;r.i and -Meled fjr the purchase. >-,atr and custody of stone crushers. !<Um roUers. traction engines, road ma- hines for grading and scraping, toola nd lmplementa t The amount of money neces«ary to r- lov'ed and coUected for the removal f obstruotlona caused by anow and for .t-.er miscellaneous purposes The amounts specified In such statement ihaf. net exceed the limitations pre- H-rlbed In section ninety-four. If the •own superintendent la of the opinion that an amount In excess of the llmlta- ts na therein prescribed be raised by tax, he shall Include in his statements hia reasons therefor ll detall- 8 5L t>uQe» of tcgkn board tn respect to utes —The town board, on the Thursday suc- tion day In each year, stlmates contained In may by a majority ,_rs thereof, approve 3uvii o <i k rL..^..v. ^^mcrease or reduce tho amount of any'ofithe esUmates contained therein, subject to the limitations pre- served In sectioninlnety-four The state- ment, as thus approved. Increased or re- c-. t . i oha:. be s8»:J in duplicate by a r-xi.'iritv of t^eimemlw™ of the town boirj one of wrgch«hall be filed; In the \* » 3f the to# clerk, and the other s . . oe de.vereg to the supervisor. TttO •i\\. ->rk shalfe make and transmit a •>f such stjytement to the commla- Isor shall present Buch oard of supervisors and se th<- amounts oon- ib;--c: ta the llmltatloa f 'he electors as hero- '-^ dsseesisd. levied and ~<i :n s . ^Stown in the same man- o'h-r jjown charges, and such be expanded for the pur- .9 spec.'.td tn such statement. Tho -\j • f. r -he ^i 1 lection of taxes in n t^'Mi f\.a.. dir-ct the payment of i -, cu'...^ - e«i *o the supervisor •- V.V-.. to <tr> r°.i ry him and paid p\^;- •*' c *;.*-.-:*\ed in sooh a•.i:••t^le^.• i? &,. >: ir. this chapter. 5 •- Ai'. 'i •r.B' Jx Whenever the tow* i th» toain board shall _ <• s ~. of one thousand I ..4-s w:.. L^ Ths-St . nt to pay the ex- panses actua'.y r-'^easary for the remov- e ..' .os'.r . \ or>? -a-sed by snow and the --•-•• < • •. \ ofistructions, and * • '.e: tt.t-y s: a., determine that tho .T. .-jr.'s '«•%ledlar.d collected for any o£ '.:.e p..rp>st-s nwni'.o^^d .n the statement ;--<•<>.-:.!r<i to tft b'T>l >f supervisors, as pr'-u-i '.r. the preceding Bectlon, ara •• rs fnc.•-r * to pav i.r -• .-—d ' i • r- - B -.<• 'ned ;- .. - ^y ••••••:• i • at \• * 1 ' K eT-. 50 estimates levy ofj at Its meeting he ceedmg general e shall consider th s'icl statemen »ote of the m such statement BI - The supeg R'ateT.er.t to ll\ .. -. •••'•ir.l sh. tair.^d '.herein r« , .r:ng a. •> .11' » i- -, expenses neces - any ; the purpose* hn nay cause a voto i . : «• a biennial town «p». a; • wn meeting • r tn.•\. ruing such ad- ,_ to rmsed as Uiey may <*I f ' such purpose, not ex- •.\iSr! •! •.(!« per centum upon pi -.erty it the town as fijt Assessment- roll thereof. \nr.ary repairs of highways iry highway or bridge >e be damaged or destroy- er, ts or otherwise, or be- _jr public uee and travel, oar a ' i- •: 'irfige be condemned by tfca com- - x' on as provided to this chapter, the _ • .»n superintendent shall cause the same f o tw Immediately repaired or reb^-.lt. <c \ with the approval of ta- tour, board. , 9 I Such highway or r rt.ige sha '. he so re The j paired or rebg '. ' i<-i or.iarce with the >ald 1 directions irj:- . .ai.s ami spe> Ift. it;oi-s •ov. I prewar..; , r ft . . v ,..< ny ^ e district or fori\\':\\' »-••«:•••: tec'. fX<-^pt If t^a Tar>1 ' '• ' -tf-'f • ; ,\. r • ' .r ••'•a.: !s one ir. r nd.-rr.ned by the cdm- wtr ^ . -d :n *hL3 cnapter. t^e s.-.a.. he -repHired or rebuilt In ac- '\' \ w 'h pans and specifications to r.-p*r»d or approved by the commls- '.' the expense of repairing or re- g a bcldge hereunder shall exceed. 'ir.dri'd d\..ar3. 11 si.all be done un- , wr'.'m -ur.'ra t therefor, which he .i-j»,rf.-.-j uy the town board. >WT - ^-'k «.ta.l vrei.ar* a stateme-t \ < '| pr :.«-..• ^.>3- uf impru.tng. ' £ •*. re w > . . !.r.£ ej'h highway or «•• ^) I'j-i::-.. • : ,::a:; t. e signed '.'• ' ,! tg°' * :~ i.'orl'y of 'he mem- w n: • -1; i •. • an -lerk . - 9 •d .! . -i ik.' \ copy of ''*• ST. * tr.e same to , \* ^ supervisor shall \ • r • to the board of '. a.. ca ase ' the amoant statement to be *«^ -oltected to the* same •-.---- , a\- ints levied and collected r.igh\wo;y and bridge purposes. •'-. ^d . by law.- The amount so =>- '. s^il^ fe^ paid, to .the/ super> is- r. to t '.il-'-vlM for' the- purp\/ses' specified' la .5. ' h:.statero?rj,r.. '' , •. •' ,- \ -; V vl • t.lmttatlnns of amounts to be. ra 'T*ie -arn-i'imt^ to .Ke raised \by tax u| th?; -yxiiif' of n 'o^n-^^y.^^ as'provide ~.'.3\te: jifi-li'-te jhai; >e- B-jt-,;'ecito, the ia' - '• ..^, I itl;^ .Itm'ttutl^Tud . \ , <-.'y : -a-;-'.',',- v - '^^.\»*?V*?VtP' :: be;lev$ea- SSd •-'•.\ en- ; '\' • ; - ;li;7 \'^-»f .V 'he .repair >cj , -if.\ to Vr-^-* .''-'.' l.tirl-.w.iVa; InclucJJaK j :'-;* ( t>i?; i y-i.rfti' ar.;d\ ariijges- .rftv-ing Sj -, isttth '! V\»'n \Ve. feet 1 -,'sjr,alt' not b* •'rTajrVi-Jiirocunt', presctribWd. ttaast a- t<j-wj»\.! -fi, '*^Sl^P a oJtietj^. Tt,: $^^'m-mmY0K^fm\ .MJ^^W*. • J!-5— ft X JSfot moro than flftow hundred 4°^* !ar» shall be levied and Mttscttsd'tn atiy ©ha jraar \to anr to>im $M*' tha 't«NUr-i*a; eonjitnjetlbR ot a,bra*» unless duly •«- thnrtsod by.yoto of,.*, town •meeting. • ;. .%.Not.more tbaa five hundrsd «olls» aaall tof levied and collected in any one rwrtaw town for the purchase tir re- p»St -at: atone cr*wher*> steam rdUwri. traotlon anglnea or road; machtaea for grading and scraping, tools • and ltrrple- tn»trt», tjnless duly avthort»»<l by the vots •{•^•warjtaaettag.- -.•' v-' -. 4. Not mora than fifteen hundred dol- lars shall .be levied and collected in any one yaa* to any town for tl|» repajt- »r •onstrocUon of any highway or bridge Which, baa been damaged or destroyed aa provided i n section nlnety-threa or wWcn bao beta 'condemned by. th* ootnnilSBlon u imHitA to thla ehs*t^i'|fcj|itf\4uly authorlxed by vote ot a town mseting. | 86. Suhmlsslon of propositions at town tns«Ung»^-A proposition to authoris* the levy and collection of an amount \greater than that specified in the preceding »tc- tion toy any of ths pmrposaa tnareln nien- Uoned ouiy be snbmittsd upon the writ- tan appHeation of twenty-flTe taxpaysra upon tb« \Ust town aasesstnant-rolt or by • nwjovity of the mombe;«i of tft» Jown board, at a biennial town meeting or a •pecial town meeting ditty called as pro- vided^by law. The provtalonji «t the town taw relating to the submission ot town propositions at a biennial or spe- cial town meeting shall apply tP the submission of such propositions. Ifrsuch proposition be adopted the town board •.hall include in the estimates eentalned tn die next statement submitted by i t to the board, o t supervisors, .as provided to •eetlon nlnety-onev the amounts author- ized to be raised by eueh proposition tor the parposes thereto Btated,\ and' there- upon such amounts ehatt tie levied and collected, and paid to the supervisor, to be expended by him aa directed by such proposition. I 8S. Borrowing money to anticipation of taxes.—The supervisor may', when au- thorized by the town board, borrow mon- ey in anticipation of taxea /to be levied and collected, on the credit of the town, and issue certificates of indebtedness therefor to the following cases: 1. \vTben aa additional sum is directed to be levied and collected by a vote of a town mesting aa provided to section nlne- gy-two. & \Whs* aa amount necessary for the gtayment ot expenses incurred In the im- provement, repair and rebuilding ot -a fclgnway or bridge has been directed to lie levied and collected aa provided to sec- tion ninety-three. 8. When a proposition has been adopted •t a tows meeting as provided to section tilsety-ttre authorising the levy and col- lection at as. amount greater than that .•f-peeiasd to eecUon nlnety-fonr for any ot the purposes therein mentioned. Bueb certificates of Indebtedness shall be signed by the supervisor and the town clerk and shall bear interest at « rate f »ot exceeding six per centum for a period pot esraeeOins one year; The amount so borrowed shall be paid oat by the super- visor tor the purposes tor which the taxes, to anticipation ot which such cer- tificates were Issued, ls*-to be levied and collected. The principal, and Interest ot eueh certificates shall be paid by the su- pervisor Immediately upon the collection et the taxes levied tor such purposes. I 97. Towns may borrow money for bridge and highway purposes.—A propo- sition may be submitted at a regular or jro-edal town meeting in the manner pro- vided by the town law, authorising; the town t o borrow money upon its bonds, or ether obligations, to be expended for the following purposes: 1. Constructing, building, repairing or discontinuing any highway or bridge thereto, or upon Its borders. 2. Repairing or rebuilding any highway or bridge which abail at any tune be dam- aged or destroyed by the elements or otherwise, or become unsafe for public ase and travel. 8. Repairing or rebuilding any bridge Which has been condemned by the com- mission, as provided to this chapter. *. The purchase of stone crushers. Steam tollers ana traction engines. The vote, upon any such, proposition •hall be by ballot. If any suoh proposi- tion shall be adopted, the board of su- pervisors', upon tho application ot the town board, shall by resolution, authorize the town to Issue bonds not exceeding tho amount specified in said proposition, which shall be sufficient to refund and pay any temporary loan or certificate of Indebtedness, and to provide for the com- pletion ot any work authorized. Tbero shall accompany such application a state- ment signed by a majority ot the mem- bers ot the town board, and certified by the town clerk, containing* a copy- c* the proposition submitted, as above provided, the vote for and against the same* and specifying the amount which it 4a esti- mated will he reaulred to he expended, pursuant to such proposition. Xt the highway or bridge, proposed to be con- structed, built, repaired or discontinued, ts situated to two- or more towns--In the •game county, tbe boarfl ot supervisors shall, It application be made by each ot such towns, apportion the expense there- of among such towns, in such proportion as it shall deem to be just If the town adopting any such proposition shall con- tain, any portion of the land ot the forest reserve, the boss*d of supervisors shall not authorize such town toborrow mon- eys without the written approval of the forest. Ssh and game commissioner, ex- cept to payment of a debt lawfully in- curred by the town. | 88. Issue and sale of town bonds.—Th» board ot supervisors shall,, from time to tune, impose upon the taxable property ot the .town a tax sufficient t o pxsr the prin- cipal and interest of such obligations aa they shall become due. -3?be supervisors and town clerk shall each keep a record, showing the date and amount of the ob- ligations issued, the time and place of their payment, and the rate ot interest thereon. The obligations shall be deMv- erea to the supervisor ot the \town wh6 shall dispose of the same for not less than- par and, apply the proceeds thereof tor the purposes tor which tfiey lirere issued. Not more than five hundred, dol- lars of inch proceeds Shall be expended upon any highway or brldjr*, except ia pursuance of a contract executed by the town superintendent as provided to sec- tion fortsveighf. I *9. Assessment of vBls*s proper$y,?- In any %mm in which there may be an incorporated village, wh^ch forms a sepa- rate road district, and v wbereto the roads and streets are maintained at the expense of such village, SB property within^such vfflet*r«haU be exempt from the.Mvy and ccllecajfrj of taxes levied In the town, as provided by section m^Bt»*pn» of t&s article, for the repair and toiprovenient of highways, including sluices, culverts and bridges having a span of Jess than five feet. The assessors of such town shall Indicate ia a separate column the value of the real and personal property Included to such incorporated vflli||te. , •'% li». Statement by clerk ot board otiu- pervieors.r-The clerk of the hoard of,«ur peryisors of each county shall, on or be- fore the first day ot Jaouarrot flush year, transmit to iiie *t*te comptroller and the commission a statement, signed and vesffied by the chairman o f IhS.-bfterd.. iad certifled by the clerk. -Wkicb, shaft state the name of each; town.,the assessed valuation of real property, and tb* as- sessed valuation of personal • property. \each separate!*, in the \WwWf outside -in- corporated villages, and th§ .amount of tax levied therein tor the repair and tov provemehf of\ highways, including sluices, • culverts and bridge* baying & Span of ltss than five feet. The towns* vatuS-noH .of real property to be used to SUCh»Stat*ment shall be the; valuation thereof. W *4>ial- Ked by the boards of supefv|§pr», or «to- er competent authority, during jthe year prior to the: levy of faxes' upon Whjch-, Is based the determination Ot '*»•. amouais to h* paid to pie Be-versi towns, of pr»- fidea: to this article^ ' ' ' . ittt. Amoant ot 'stafc ald.—Tltcre -entii Id by tiho state, to %m s«v*f>a totfti*- L > rosaaer hereinafter • provided, ^P based upoa the iamotinU of ts«cs '•*erelft for XM repjiir and lmpro.v*- \ 'hlghwxys, flutce*. culvfirw aiid \.vjnsy * ffpau of l*s* that tv* a fee dctermJnWl *f foUowif: TIS wher» tfe 1 ? assessted valii** aBi*ersonjdjaeopsr1^s*c|u»' stve of Such property in incorporated vil- lages, shall be less than five thousand dol- lars tor each Snile of highways in sueo towns, outside of Incorporated vUlsges. an amount ecual to the amount of such .taxes. ..•».. • J. In towns where such assessed valua- tion shall be five thousand dollars or over and less than seven thousand doners for each mile of such highways, an amount equal to ninety percsntum ot the amount of iuoh .taxes. ». In towns where suoh assessed valua- tion shall be seven thousand dollars or over and less than nine thousand dollars tor each mile of such highways, an amount equal to eighty per centum of the amount of such taxes. 4. In towns where such assessed valua- tion shall be nine thousand dollars or over and less than eleven thousand dol- lars tor each mile of such highways, an amount equal to seventy per centum ot the amount of suoh taxes. & in towns where suoh assessed valua- tion shall be eleven thousand dollars et over and less than thirteen thousand dol- lars for each mile of such highways, an amount equal to sixty per centum ot the •mount of such taxes. I. i n towns where suoh assessed valua- tloa shall be thlrtssi thousand dollars or over for each mile of such highways, an amount equal to fifty per centum of such taxea Provided that no town shall receive from the state In any year, under this sec- tion, an amount exceeding an average, ot twenty-five dollars per mile, for the total mileage of Its highways outside of incor- porated villages, except that to towns audited expenses. Tor sllowkness a* fees on account ot receiving: sad disbursing- highway moneys, or for other highway purposes. ,**• • •. * ~ 6. Ail machinery, tools' and impletnsnts owned In,whole or to ***» by the toyra, the present value of each, article thereof, and the estimated cost, ot. all necessary repairs thereto, as shown Jjjr the: annual inventory of the town superintendent. ,, The form Of suoh report shall be pre- scribed by the commission. Such report shall be tiled In the office of the town clerk within three days after the presen- tation thereof and shall be open to pub- lic Inspection during the effice hours -ot: jiuch town clerk and a duplicate shall at tho same time be mailed to the commis- sion. A certified copy of such report shall also be filed by the supervisor with tho clerk ot the board of supervisors, who shall cause the same to be printed in the next Issue of the annual proceedings of -the board et supervisors. The town board •hall cause a oertlfied copy of the report to he published to a newspaper published to the town, or if there be none published therein, then to a newspaper published within the county and having the greatest circulation within the town. The expense ot such publication, which shall not ex- ceed ten dollars, shall be- a town, charge. The clerk et the board ot supervisors shall transmit three copies et tbe Journal of the proceedings of the board contain- ing such report to the commission and three copies to the comptroller. f 108, Highway accounts, forms and blanks.-JThe commission shall prescribe the method ot keeping town accounts of vided to this article, for highways, bridges, purchase, leasing, rental or hiio and repair ot machinery, tools and im- plements, the removal ot obstructions caused by snow, and miscellaneous pur- poses. Which shall be uniform, ss tar aa practicable, throughout the state. Buch commission may adopt'forms and blanks tor keeping such accounts. The commis- sion shall also prescribe the form ot or- der to be made by the town superin- tendent, upon the supervisor, and the form of the agreement to be entered into by the town board and town superintend- ent as provided to section one hundred and five. The town superintendent and supervisor shall keep their accounts la the method, and shall use the blanks and forms, prescribed by the commission. All number one, as above described, orders and records ot accounts shall be filed in the town clerk's office and pre- served as a part of the town records. | 109. Duty of town clerk.—It shall be the duty ot the town clerk, annually, be- tween the fifteenth day of November, and the fifteenth day et December, to trans- mit to the commission a list containing the names of each supervisor, town super- intendent, justice of the peace, town cleric assess&r and collector, showing his post office address, the date ot his ap- pointment or election and the expiration of his term of office. where the assessed valuation ot real and moneyB received and expended, as pro- personal property therein, exclusive ot ..,..*. such property to Incorporated villages, averages more than twenty-five thousand dollars for each mile of highways therein outside of such villages, the amount paid hereunder shall not exceed one-tenth of one per centum of such assessed valua- tion. 9 101 Mileage and assessed valuation.— The mileage ot highways in towns to be used in determining the amounts to be paid to Such towns under the provisions of this article shall be the tables et mile- age heretofore prepared by the state en- gineer, until the corrected tables ot mile- age prepared as provided to section fif- teen of this chapter are filed. Such tables and all corrections thereof shsll be filed with the commission and comptroller. The assessed valuation, of real property to be used in determining suoh amounts shall be the valuation thereof, equalized as provided to section one hundred and forty-one ot tins chapter, during tbe year prior to the levy ot taxes upon which is based the determination ot the amounts to be paid to the several towns, as pro- vided to this article. S MS. Payment and distribution of state money.—The comptroller shall determine the amount due to the several towns, un- der the previsions of this article, and Shall draw his warrant upon the state treasurer In favor of the county treasurer of each county for the total amount to be paid to the towns in such county, as so determined by him. and shall indicate the amount to be paid to__sach town. The county treasurer shall pay to the super- visor of each town the amount to which such town is entitled, as determined and indicated by the comptroller. No such payment shall be made until the super- visor has filed in the office ot the county treasurer a certified copy of the under- talcing given by him, as provided tn this article. 5 104. Custody ot highway moneys: un- dertaking of supervisor.—All moneys lev- ied and collected, as provided In this ar- ticle, all moneys collected as penalties un- der this chapter, or received from any other source and available for highway, bridge and miscellaneous purposes and all moneys received from-the state, as pro- vided in section one hundred and one, shall be paid to the supervisor, who shall be the custodian thereof, and accountable therefor. Before receiving any such mon- eys the supervisor shall give an under- taking to the town ta an amount to be specified by the commission and with eucn sureties, aa shall be approved by the town board, conditioned tor the faith- ful disbursement, safekeeping and account- ing of the moneys so received by him. Such undertaking shall be died ta the office of the town clerk and a certified copy thereof shall be filed ta the office ot the county treasurer before any moneys received from the state shap be paid to him, and also to the office of the commis- sion. In case of a failure of the super- visor to faithfully disburse, safely keep or account tor moneys received from the state the commission may bring an action on such bond in the name of the town. 8.105. Expenditures for repair and im- provement of highways.—The moneys lev- led and collected tor the repair and im- provement of highways, including sluices, culverts and bridges having a span of less, than five feet, and the moneys received from the state, as provided by section one hundred and one. shall be expended for the repair and improvement of such high- ways, sluices, culverts and bridges, at such places and in such manner as may be agreed upon by the town board and town superintendent. The town board and the town superintendent shall con- stitute a board for the purpose of deter- mining the places where and the maimer In which such moneys shall be expended. Such agreement Shall be written and signed in duplicate by a majority ot the -members ot the board so constituted, and shall be approved by the commission, be- fore-the same shall take effect. One ot such duplicates shall be filed ta the office of the town clerk and one In the office of the district or county superintendent Such moneys shall be paid out by the su- pervisor on the written order of the town superintendent to accordance with such written agreement 8 106. Expenditures for bridges and other highway purposes.—The moneys levied and collected, or raised by the issue and sale of bonds or certificates of indebted- ness ta anticipation of taxes, as provided fa this article, for purposes other than the repair or Improvement of ^highways, as specified ta the preceding section, shall be paid out by the supervisor upon>the written order of the town superintendent after audit of the tows>board. Sucbrsaldit sheill be made on verified accounts, pre- sentedsto the town board at'a regular or epecial^taeeting called tor such purpose by the supervisor, • or in -his absence, by the town clerfc upon the request ot the \town superintendent An account; shall hot be so audited'or paid unless the exe pehditure be.in accordance with the an* nual estimate of the tovm superintendent as approved or modifleVi , by the ; town board. Or be authorised by the town board or. by a vote of: a town, meeting:, aa provided -to this article, or be^WtuUy A charge upon the town. Except as hereto otherwise provided; the jprdylslons ^yto town law relating, to the audit of town accounts and claims shall ^Wg^J**: Set'TJrrnemf T?atterso$ TrufiSms} thence ,northeriy by the'way ot Pawling, Wing* dale, Cover Plains, Amenls, to a point to be determined: by the commission, on the dividing v lino between Columbia and Putohess county, Running thenoe norther- ly to Columbia county by the way of Co- pake to Chatham,. thenos northwesterly to a point et or hear valatie. .running thence northerly to a point to be deter- mined by the commission, on the dividing, line, between Rensselaer and Columbia counties, running thence northerly and .northwesterly through the southwestern portion of Rensselaer counjtv to a point to be determined by tbe commission on the Hudson river opposite air'nearly op- posite the city of Albany. . Route 3. Commencing at Jerome avenue on the dividing line between Westchester county and New York city and running thenoe northerly along Jerome • avenue and Central Park avenue to Bartsdale, thence along the Sprain road and Zanders road to Fair Grounds, thence northerly , to cross road between Greenburgh, and: Vount Pleasant, thenoe westerly along the same to the Saw Mill River road and the Tarrytown Lake road to Bedford road, thenoe along the Sleepy Hellow road, northerly and westerly to the Albany post road, thence northerly along Albany post road through Briar Cliff,. Qsslntog and Croton landing, thence along Old Yorktown road to Cornell Dam, thence along westerly tide of Croton lake to Dixie Hill, thence northerly along Croton avenue to Crompound road, thence west-. erly along Crompound road through Peekskill to Albany post road, thenoe northerly from Peekskill, to a point to be determined by the commission, on the dividing line between the towns of Phil- ltpsburg, Putnam county, and Cortlandt, Westchester county, running thence north- erly through the western portion of Put- nam county to a point to be determined by the commission, on the dividing line between Dutchess and Putnam, counties, running thence northerly toy the way of the city of Poughkeepste and Rhlnebeck, to a point to be determined by tbe com- mission, on the dividing line between Co- lumbia and Dutchess counties, running thence northerly, northeasterly and north- westerly by tbe way of Claverack, to the city of Hudson, running thenoe northeast- erly from the city ot Hudson to a point at qr near Valatie, connecting with route thsneeirom tba,ctty-«f A*fc»rn *»* P°to? s?r*nlfflnvttTrat^^a^l*s to a ,P°I«*^» to** determined b>\he-ccmwus»10* on- b* determined by $»»,jwmmteslon aear w> pe neiermuwo. W.^-WWP^ ^ ^ .dividing lines of Brie. Wyoming an* counties, rmming thence the dividing line between !»Jeheca and Ca* I yuge counties, runhtog thefics westerly toSeneca Falls, thence eoutfteriy^jhrough the village Of Seneca PalW to the sSttth side of Sepeca lake outlet- then^jwestor* ly on the south stdeNojt genet* lakrouflet to a point at the foot of Seneca lake, run- ning thence westerly to a, point to ba de- termined by the con^mission on the divid- ing line between Ontario ahfi Seneca counties, running th«ce. westerly to geV neva, running thence **fJt*r!y from Of' nsva to CanandaljBaa,.. jAontar Athene* westerly to * point to be ^det^rmined by tho'ccmnussion, on the djvltog line be- tween IJvtagston an.d Ctatarte counties, running thence westerly by the way of Avon and Caledonia, to a point to be. de- termined by the commission, on the divid- ing line between Genesee ahd Livingston counties, running thence westerly by the way ot Setavia, to a pptat to be- dster- mined by the. commission, on <tha dmdtosT line between Brie and Genese* counties, running thence westerly to. the city of Buffalo, Brit county. ; .,....- Route t. Commencing at a point t a ba determined by the oammtssion on the di- viding line between the town; of Blngharo- ton to Broome county and Pennsylvania^ running thence northerly to the* city of Blnghamtoh, running thence northerly and northeasterly from the-city ot Blng- hamton on the east side, of the Chenan- go river, by the way of port Crane, San» ttarii Springs and HarpnrsviUe, to Nine- veh, on the dividing line betweeH-Chenan- go and Broome cognacs,'runamg thence northeasterly along the Susquehanna val- ley, to a point\ at or near Sidney, on the dividing line between Chenango and Dela- ware counties, running* thence northeast- erly by the way; of Sidney to a point to Cattoraugua, Borthwesteriy by the way ot Bast Aurora io.tbS city of Buffalo. ..-.;; ..••,'. \ Boute 18. Commencing at a point to be determined fay the commission, on* the di- viding Oner between Ripley. Chautauqua county, and the state ot Pennsylvania, running thence northeasterly by the way 4f WesHieia. Brocton, Bredon!* along the old Buffalo and Erie road, to a point tfo be deteri-nlhed by the commission, on the dividing line between Erie and Chau- tauqua counties, running thence north- easterly-and northerly to the city of Buf- falo, running thehee northerly from the city of Buffalo to the city of Tohawanda, running thence northwesterly and wester- ly from Nbrth Tonawanda to the city of Niagara Falls, running thence northerly from Niagara Falls by the way of Lewls- ton to a point near the .mouth of the Niagara river, Niagara county. Route 18. Commencing at the city of Buffalo, running thence easterly to Ma- •rfUe, thenoe southerly to Wales Center, thence easterly to a point to be deter- mined by the commission on the dividing line between Wyoming and Erie counties. Tunning thence easterly to Varysburg, thence northerly by the way of Attica to a point to be determined by the commis- sion on the dividing line between Genesee and Wyoming counties, running thence .northeasterly to Batavia, Genesee county, connecting v>Jth route number six. Rpute SO. Commencing at a point on toute number six, at or near Elbridge, to Onondaga county, runblPB thence north- erly to Jordan and westerly to & point to be determined by the commission, on the dividing line between Cayuga and Onon- daga counties, running thence northwest- erly .and southwesterly.by.the way of Ste^s±.-aas l ai a s£ ^^.CTESM-ff; a s dividing line between Otsego and Del* ware counties, running thence northeast- erly along the Sfisquehahna valley to Oneonta, running • thence northeasterly from Oneonta, by the way. Of BJaryland and Worcester, to a point to be deter- mined by the commission, on the divid be determined by the commission, at or near the dividing lines between Wayne, Seneca and Cayuga counties, running thence northwesterly and westerly from Savannah, Clyde, Lyons, Palmyra, and Macedon to a point t o be determined by Ing Una between Schoharie and Otsego i the commission, on the dividing line be- Route 9. Commencing at a point to b4 determined by the commission, on tho di- viding line between the towns of Orange- town, Rockland county, and the state ot New Jersey, running thence northerly through the eastern portion of Rookland county by the way ot points at or near Nyack and Haveratraw, to a point to be determined by the commission, on the dividing Una between Orange and Rock- land counties, running thence northerly through the eastern portion ot Orange county to the city of NeWburg, thence northerly from the city of Newburg to a I 110. Compensation of supervisor and t point to be determined by the commission. - on tho dividing line between Ulster and Orange counties, running thence norther- ly through the eastern portion of Ulster county to the city of Kingston, running thence northerly from tho city ot Kings- ton to a point to be determined by the commission, on the dividing line between Greene and Ulster counties, running thence northerly through the eastern por- tion of Greene county to points at or near Catskili, Athens and Coxsackle, to a point to be determined by the commission, on the dividing line between Albany and Greene counties, running thence norther- ly to the city ot Albany. Route 4. Commencing at a point to be determined by the commission on route number three, running thence through Orange county by the way of Mlddletown to a point to be determined, by the com- mission, on the dividing line between Sullivan and Orange counties, running thence westerly and northerly through Sullivan county by the way of the Monti- cello to a point to be determined by the commission, onthe dividing line between Delaware and XBullivan counties, thence to Deposit on the dividing line between Broome and Delaware counties, running thence westerly by the way- ot Windsor to the city of Blnghamton, running thence westerly from the city of Blnghamton by the way of Lestershlre-and Endicott, to a point to be determined by the commission, on the dividing Unis between Tioga and Broome counties, running thence westerly through the southern portion of Tioga county, to a point to be determined by the commission, on the dividing line be- •tween Chemung and Tioga counties, run- ning thence westerly and northwesterly through the southern portion of Chemung county, to the city ot Elmira, running thence northerly from the city ot Elmira to a point at or near Horseheads. run- ning thence westerly to a polf*f to be de- termined by the commission on the divid- ing line between Steuben and Chemung counties, running thence westerly and northwesterly by the way of Corning, Ad- dison, and Canlateo, to the city ot Hor- nell, running thence northwesterly and southwesterly from the city of Hornell to a point at or near Almond on the dividing line between Allegany and Steuben coun- ties, running thence southwesterly to Wellsvllle, running thence northwesterly and westerly by the way of Belmont, Bei- videre and Friendship and Cuba, to a point to be determined by the commission i on the dividing line between Cattaraugus land Allegany counties, running thence j southwesterly to the city of Olean, run- 1 ning thence westerly and northwesterly ' from the city of Oiedn by the way of Sal- ! amanca, to a point Ho be determined by the commission, on' the dividing line be- tween Chautauqua and Cattaraugus coun- ties, running thence westerly td the city of Jamestown, thence northwesterly by the way of Mayville. to West-field, Route 5. Commencing at the city of Kingston, running thence northwesterly by the way of West Hurley, Shokan and town clerk.—The supervisor and town clerk of each town shall receive annually, as compensation for services under this chapter in lieu of all other compensation and fees, an amount to be fixed by the town board. Suoh compensation shall be a town charge. I lit Additional expenditure tor im- provement repair and maintenance of town highways.—Upon tho written appli- cation ot twenty-five taxpayers of a town, filed with the town clerk, the electors thereof may. at a regular or special town meeting, vote by ballot upon a proposition for the expenditure of a sum, not exceed- ing one-third of one per centum ot the to- tal taxable property of the town, includ- ing incorporated villages, In addition to the sum authorized by this chapter for the improvement repair and maintenance of town highways in such town. Such prop- osition shall be submitted in the manner provided by law for the submission of questions or propositions at a town meet- ing. If such proposition be adopted, the amount specified therein shall be sTtown charge and shall be levied and collected ta the same manner as other town mon- eys, and when collected shall be paid to the supervisor and expended for the pur- poses specified tn suoh proposition as pro- vided in this chapter. ARTICLE] \vX 1 State and County Highways. Section ISO. Highways to be constructed or improved by the state. 1XL Construction or improvement stats'highways. • 122. Construction or improvement county highways. 123. Preliminary resolution of board supervisors. 124. Examination ot county highway; approval or disapproval of commission. 125. Maps, plans, specifications and esti- mates. 126. Submission of maps, plans and spe- cifications to district or county superin- tendent 123. Action ot commission ta respect to maps, plans, specifications and estimates. 128. Final resolution ot board ot super- visors. 129. Order ot construction et county highways. 130. Contracts tor construction or im- provement of highways. iat Award ot contracts to board of su- pervisors or town board. • 132. Suspension of work under contract, completion by commission. M3. Acceptance of state highway when completed. 13*. Acceptance of county highway. 135. Entry upon adjacent lands for drain- age purposes. 136. Damages tor entry. 137. State and county, highways to vil- lages. 138. Connecting highways ta villages. 139. Resolution to provide tor raising money. , M0. Modifying method of payment 141. Division ot cost of county highways; payments by county treasurer. 1*2. County or town may borrow money. M3. Payments from state treasury. 144. Payment of cost orstatte highway. of ot ot counties, running thence easterly by the way of Cobleskill to a point to be deter- mined by the commission, on the divid- ing lino between Albany and Sohoharie counties at pr near West Berne, run- ning thence easterly to the city of Al- bany. Route s. Commencing at the -city of Blnghamton, running thence northerly en the west side of the Chenango river to Chenango Forks, on the dividing line be- tween Chenango and Broome counties, running thence along the west bank ot the Chenango river to North Norwleh, running thenee northerly by the way of Sherburne to Earlvllle, on the dividing line between Madison and Chenango coun- ties, running thence northerly by the way of Hamilton and Bouokviile, to a point at or near Oriskany Falls, on tho dividing line between Onejda and Madison Coun- ties, running thence northeasterly by the way of Deansboro to a point to be deter- mined by tho commission connecting with route number six. Route 9. Commencing at a point to be determined by the commission, at or near Horseheads, Chemung .county. New York, on route number four, running thence northerly and northeasterly by the way of Horseheads, Breesport and Erin to a point to be determined by the commis- sion en the dividing line between Tioga and Chemung counties, running thence easterly and northeasterly by the way of North Spencer to a point to be deter- mined by the commission on the dividing line between Tompkins and Tioga coun- ties, running thence northerly to the city of Ithaca, running thence northeasterly by the way of a point to be determined by the commission at or near Dryden to a point to be determined'by the commis- sion on the dividing line between Cort- land and Tompkins counties, running thence northeasterly to Cortland, thence tween Monroe and Wayne counties, run- ning thence northwesterly to tbe city of Rochester, Monroe county. Route 21. Commencing at a point on the Hudson river at or near Albany and run- ping thence easterly to a point at or near Sand Lake, running thence southerly to a point at or near Nassau, ta Rensselaer county, running thence southeasterly to a point to be determined by the commis- sion, on the dividing line between Co- lumbia and Rensselaer counties, to a point to be determined by the commis- sion, on the dividing line between Colum- bia county and the state of Massachu- setts. Route JX Commenstac at a point ta Rensselaer county at or near the city of Troy, running thence northeasterly by the way of Raymertown, to Patter Hill, running thence northerly through Hoosick Falls, to a point at or near Eagle Bridge, on the dividing line between Washington and Rensselaer counties, running thence northerly by the way ot Cambridge, Sa- lem and Granville by the way of White- halt and the shore road along Lake Cham- plain to Putnam; and commencing at a point on route twenty-five at Rlpartus in Warren county, and running thence to a point to be determined by the commission on the dividing line between Essex and Warren counties, and running thence northerly by way ot Schroon Lake village to Elizabethtowh, running thence wes- terly to Keene, thence northerly to Au- sable Forks and a. point on the dividing line between Clinton and Essex counties, i thence northeasterly to a point at or near I Ausable Chasm, thence northerly by the 1 way ot Plattsburgh and Chazy to Rouses I Point | Route 23. Commencing at the village of i Dion, running thence southwesterly to a point at or. near the intersection of the three counties, Otsego, Oneida and Her- northeasterly by the way ot wuxton to a i kimer. running thence westerly in Otsego point to be determined by the commission on the dividing line between Madison and Cortland counties at or near De Ruyter. thence northerly to Cazenovla, thence easterly by the way of Mprrisville to a point at or near Bouokviile on route num- ber elgHt * x Route 10. Beginning at the city ot Syra- cuse, running thence southerly to a point to be determined by the commission on the dividing line between Cortland and Onondaga counties, running thence south- erly* by the way of Homer to Cortland, , thence southeasterly by the way of Mc- i Grawville, Solon t and Willett to a point to j be determined by the commission On the j dividing line between Chenafigo and Cort- land counties, thence southeasterly by the . way of Smlthvttle Flats to Greene, thence , easterly by the way of Coventry to Cov- j entryvtlle, thence southeasterly to Afton, connecting with route number seven. - Route IL Commencing at'-the city ot Ithaca, running thence northerly to a point to be determined by the commis- 1 Blon, on the dividing line between Cayuga j and Tompkins, counties, running thence northerly to the city of Auburn. ! Route 12. Commencing at a point at or . near Horsehealds, at a point to be deter- I mined by \the commission, running thehee northerly to ei point t o bo determined toy j the commission, on tho dlvidipg line be- tween Schuyitar and Chemung counties, running thenoe northerly by the way of I Watldna, to a, point to be determined by I the commissidn, on the-dividing line be- j tween Tates <md Schuyler-counties, run- . ning thence northwesterly by the way of j Dundee, to the village of Fenn Tan, run- county to a point to be determined by the commission on the dividing line between Oneida and Otsego counties, running thence northerly to the city of Utlca, run- ning thence northeasterly through the town of Deerfleld to. a point to be deter- mined by the commission on the dividing line between Herkimer and Oneida coun- ties, thence easterly to the village of Norway. Route 24. Commencing at a point on route number six at Fonda, Montgomery county, running thence northerly to a point to be determined by the commission on the dividing line between Fulton and , Montgomery counties, running thence ' northerly by the way of Johnstown and Gloversville to Northvllle, running thence northerly to a point to be determined by the commission on the dividing line be- tween the counties of Hamilton and Ful- ton, running thence northerly to Lake Pleasant Route 25. Commencing at Whitesboro near Utica on route number twenty-eight to Oneida county, running thence north- erly, by the way ot Marcy, Holland Pat- ent Remsen, Alder Creek and White Lake Corners, to a point to be deter- mined .by the commission, at or. near the dividing lines between Herkimer, Lewis aijd Oneida counties, running thence northeasterly by the way of Fulton Chain, and on or near the highways laid out, ta a point to be determined by tho commission, on the dividing line between Hamilton and Herkimer counties, run- ning thence easterly by the way of Ra- quette Lake, and on the south shore ot Raquette Lake, running thence northeast- nlng thence northerly to a point on the »erly to Bhie Mountain Lake, running Pine Hill, to a point to be determined by ! the commission, on the dividing Une be- tween Delaware-and Ulster counties, run- ning thence westerly to Margaretvill'-j, I w*. .faymeni or com. ur »»w U. S M,.»*. running thence northerly by- the way. ot r MS. Abolition ©£• railroad grade cross- I R6 X0U ry to Grand Gorge.; running thence surface; is -railroads on high- assessable against • '. - - ' - 1 . v .- '• tags. MS. -Street .ways. 1*7. Where cost abutting owners.- 148. Acquisition oFTands for right ot way and other purposes. 149. Purchase of lands. 153. Petition to acquir# lands. iSL Co-aomissiOners to*, be appointed.' 152; Duties of commissioners. ' . *• . ^County treasurer t o pay award. 154, Costs: commissioners', tht*. • .;-\ -ftm. Lands may be sold or, leased; *!•» cositloh of proceeds. northwesterly to a point t o be determined by the, commission, on the dividing line between Schoharie and Delaware counties, running thence northwesterly and- wester- ly, to, a point to be determined by the commission, on the dividing line between Delaware and Schoharfo counties, run- ning thehee northwe^terjly.'aiid westerly by the way ot, Haxpersfleld, North Kort- Tight and Davenport, to a point to-be: de- termined by the commission, on the * di- viding lino, between. Otsego and Delaware ..cotthtiesi running: thenpfe,to:Oheoh£a, Ot-; i sega county, running thence northeaster- ly along route numher .seven to Colliers; counts and claims-against the ; town arts- , navo DB en^heretofore con*tructed Or i m •--'•—- provedSunder the provisions^ of chapter 15& Provisions of labor law hot appllca*- , running thence northerly in Otsego bounty We; , •••••*, •.'..'' •,-.••-• 1 by itaie-way.\of^^ C^ojperstown.and Klchfleld 157. Hlghjrays and ^bridges, on Indian springs to a point-'.-to be doterfalned by WServatwne. * , ' i »- \the bommlssibn, on the. dividing ltae be- 8120 Highways-tp be^n••rtru••itedor , ln>•- I tween Herkime* and Otsego counties*; proved by^he stote^Th-e btabwky* which , running thence: noftberly* to Herkimer tog under this chapter. -,'-••• rent to^Ttowhboard'atiJs meeting held .^bTacts s^enda'tory thereof: which fareach- year, for consider^ the estimateji • — •- »•- —— ».-«-«-«« contained In the statement ot the town couneetingVi^i roU;te-number,slxV Route 6:. Commencing at a point to be 107 Reports of supervisorAisa to high- ' one hundred and fifteen «S the laws of determined by the*b^mrnissi<in at.the city r moneysi-The Supervisor shall pre^ .eighteen hundred and ninety-eight and •• of Albany, running thenCe northwesterly tncluded Tn the routes hereinafter\ der to a point to be determined by the com- mission,; on-.-the djvidin^i line , between contam-Ki B>-«...«.»»-»-..-^ — — - Scribed, together with #uch \othor ,»**-< y , S<ihen6ctady and Albany funtle^^ run Suoerlnteridenfc as provided ta section way s as are. constructed or hnproved by ning thence northwesterly to the. city flf ninety-one. a verified report^showing the commission to accordance with the VSchenectady, ruuning thence northwester- ly from the <*lty of Schenectady to a point to be determined by the commteslon,. on the dividing line bejWeen \Montgomery and Schenectady counties,,running thence L The: moneys received from the state. ' ^tos set forth ami described to this «c- as provided in\section one hundred and |j on . S hall be state highway* and shall be one during the year ending October thire con»»*o ctl » <s or Improved; jst the sole ex- **«*•! ; ' nense of the state as provided to\ this ap- ( ,„ _ . • •TTW, mo-ieve received bv him during•-' tide. .Buch routes, are Hereby set forth : westerly and northwesterly through^^^Mont- ^h^ron^^u^ta^i^anl - ^scribed «££•« ; ^te&£*^&fttt^^& collected and from the issue and sale of _•• Route Ij* 0 *?™^ 60 \' 1 -* SASS?. X bonds and certificates of indebtedness In f dlvldta* t%e hetween W*g^ «««§» anticipation of 'taxes, tor highways. ;, andNewTo*.jwd ,r^*to;«^; bridges, purchase and repair ery, tools and implements, the -,,---- •, . - .„,.. «„ v>«»iui«« to J obstrucuons «used by show *n d for mis- road, S^^^KU* on the dividing Une between Her- ceilanoous purposes t * * i A TO^IH. WMT« theCCS \ioatheaster-4 Jttmer and Oneida ' - counties, running fe.The moneys received by J» j£rtt« road_to ,WWU^ *****:«*j* ^ e \f^ wVsWto the tits Of Utlca^/run- Such year^ as penalties ^jS ;'^ftwS^ Purchase ning theube, westerly.f—• — to this chap-^r. or from.^nV « h « •f*'^ ' 2*£t bv Rye lake and «to&'str«rt to j TJtlca lo„Cmcida, on the St. Joftnsvliie; to a point at or near East Creek, on the dividing ilne..between Her- kimer and J^ontgomery counties, runntog of^machto- 1 erty throughMount Vernon to Eastchester thence, westerly and northwesterly by the , renSof -T SS* SS northerly, aio*g HastchMtcr way of Little Falls and Herkimer, to a LTfbrmlB- road thence westerly in KaStchcster to \ point to be determined by the commls- from the City Of mix vv..--~ rr-\-^ -;;„i.: K V ttve lake and Ktnff \Street to j ijtica io„tmciaa, on tnc aivldteg; line b<> highway purposes ^^^^^^^l^^fy^^^t^^-fik^b^ and 9aei9.coUntte5.rw,- I dividing line [between Ontario and Yates tcoUnties, running thence northerly t o the 1 city of Geneva, running' th-ince northerly I from tho cltyfot Geneva, p> a point to be determined by • the commission. On - thS dividing line;between Wayne and Onta- rio- counties, runntog thence nqrtherl-ir to 5 Lyons,* conneoting with route nuntber twenty. , I • *- Route li <^mm«»cing at Hath, Sjeuben county, runnuig thence jubrtHeaster^r by the way of Hammbnds-j-ibrt- to a point to be dettrmtoefl by the comtolssion on'jhe j dividing Une between Sfchjiyiers and SteU- beh counties, thenee hortheaiteWy to a point to be determined by the commissidn on the dividing line betweeniJTates and Schuyler counties, thenee' ntfrthe&sterls\ to Dundee on route number twelve. Route 1*\ Commehistag at Corning, -Steu* ben county, running thence noiitheasterly by the way of Batti, Avocit toCdhocion, running thehpe northerly from Cohocton, to apolht to be determined blr the coto^ mission oh the dlvidihg line tietw*en On- tario and ' 'Steuben coiintlSS, r Whnirig thenc^-hoirtheasteriy to Kai>ieife rhtthing -thend ^orthteri#^^ jfrom Naples'to a point to be .eternnned by the commission, con- necting With t-Sute nu«rih<M-*: eUS, •rdnnfeg thonce along rpUte numbe*> |lx f ; fo..Holi comb;; -runnlTig thenco northwestetty ta*a- potat to be determtoed by the-commisJiion on the dividing line between' Monroe and Ontario cbtojlel*. thence hbrtherl* to Pittsfordi'fbince westerly^tben northerly -to the city bt'Rochester.'si-; * \ ^ute 15. Cbtnmenclhg at ,HorIsell,.8'sliu- hen .county/ running thence northwestttrly -jto a point to be determined-*y the com- mission, on the dlvldln-y Une between Al- legany and isteubsu counties, rnnntog thence northerly to. a point to bo deter- mined by the commtssibn^^thsf dividing llne.>-between Livingston •. and AUegany counties, running thence northerly by the .Vay of PanSvOle and' Moujii «Qrris, thence northwesterly and northerly by the liray ot Moscow and S^rk to it point on route number Six at o r hear Caledonia. Route 10.,Commencing at the.village of Ctaba, Allegany county, running thence northeasterly by the way ot Beftaet and Caneadea, to a POtot to b e fietermtniSd' b y the commission, on the dividing line bo» tween Wyoming and AUetatty counties; •running thence northerly by. the wayr'bf, Pike, Gajnsv'llle and Rock <»en to*Wftr» j saw, running thence northerly tea point I t<? be determitied by the opmmlfmlon, on - the dividing line between Gencgee^ and j *vtyt-rnjn<f countie**, running thence north- . frly to the villaso x>f Lf. Roy, running t \thenfco. oiong route. n.«mh«r six ta. Caiedo^- } rla. runnlSK thextcb feorthyrJ-sr to'a point thence northerly to Long Lake, running thence easterly to a point to be deter- mined by the commission, on the dividing line between Essex and Hamilton coun- ties, running thence easterly to Newcomb, running thence southeasterly by the way of Minerva, to a point to be determined by the commission, on the dividing line between Warren and Essex counties, run- ning thence *y- the way of North Creek, Rlparius and Warrensburg to Lake George, running thencie southerly to a point to be determined by the commission on the dividing line between Saratoga and Warren counties at. or hear Glens Falls, running thence southerly by the way of Saratoga Springs to Ballston Spa. run- nlng thence southeasterly to a point to be determined by pie commission on: the di- ylding line between Albany and Saratoga counties, running thence southerly to a point to be determined by the Commission at or near the city of Albany. Itoute ^Commencing at Little Falls* running thehee by the **ray ot Manheim Cornepe, DolgevlUe and Salisbury Center to Fairfield, running thejice northwesterly to a point to be determtoed Iw* the com- mission, at or near Prospect op the, di- viding line between Ott^dia, and Herkimer counties, running thenee northwesterly to a point t o be determined by the commis- sion, connecting with route number twen- ty?f&fe. , ' ,\• •..._•.\';• , Route 17. Commencing at a point on route -number twentyrfive. to be deter- mined by the. commission near Alder Creek, running^$»epce northwesterly by the way of BdohevUle, to a point oh the t-Uviding Une botween Lewis and Oneida counties, running thence northerly by toe way ot LowvlUe, to a toint at or near Carthage, on the dividing line between Jefferson and Lewis counties, • running thence northwesterly and westerly to the City ;0t Watertown, running thence north- westerly from the city of Watertown to Ctayton, thehee northeasterly to Alexan- dria Bay, Jefferson county. Route 23. Commencing at the dty ot Utica, Oneida county, running thehee* northwesterly fe Rome, running thence northwesterly from Rome, by tho way ot Camden, to a point to be determined by the commission, on the dividing Une be- tween Oswego and Oneida Oounttes, run- ning thettt-e northwesterly bv the way of Parish to Union Square, Oswego county. Route 29, {Jammchclng at Rome, run- ning thence Southwesterly to Ohelda,. be- ing a point on th* dividing line betwben MEdlson' and Oneida counties. Routo 30, Cammopjci-a^ jit Rousc-a Point to Clinton eounly. running thepen w<?itor- ty through (he northern pftrt of Clinton to h* fleV?rflMS«d M the eQiumfc»iOrt-t«n county, to a, point ta Jicr-detPrrc-inea t»v I thf aKialftg line between Xfcwofe ana- the ea-ft-.misisiun, ntt the -thvld'inir line M. ' l.Kinrstph taUMl*** rahninx thence. . twup-fl ••'FcankUti httd Clinton cottntTe-* rioraiTrte; t-V ite way of Stotts-smc to'the t runntas th<-u^i • - - • - • -•• city of Ifjch'-sit-f. , • ; Burke; Tixim^ Bouw«. c-jomfhetog .1: a v^nl to fcd ! *•? d^tbnninod by tho-tommifrlcn «b m* &',tf-.r»lr,'*.l fcv tti-? c^mmlp.s-pn ^^ tmia - dlvWin-t; irnc t«'Wcrn S-Unt, ^-s-renc^-and OUrrJb«t> tour at et **ox lXt;-.r.a*Ct, rut.-- I FrirwUA cquim. 5, riinnlrc tttv-ftce woiu «!tos ttsne* v<)m±Sgy„by Jbe way. ot-} erly to.KojUv Le.---.Tthce, waujing'thenca n«. >.*.i Vrii„. .1 .. i mens 01 wi\ -iibiiwiijf aju' [% * ..SiPr?*, -*tS lt * w V 1 *«*tto» *s provided in ^ •? « i by . th, ? ^ ** I After BhrTi. -eviminojUr-h \ \y»x ^i r,, , , t0 , a m ™ t0 \ sbail Cfrtifj? «s At-i-rovil by tho-tomnsifrlcn. -ir, m.\ - .,# «.,»--* ,*.._,.**,*•*„ »« n-.s i southerly to a point a* Or near NiChoU vnie, running thence westerly an* south- westerly by the way of Potsdam, Canton and Gouverheur, to a point to be deter- mined by the commission, on the dividing line between Jefferson and Saint Law- rence counties, running thence south- westerly by the way of Philadelphia to Watertown. running thence southerly from Watertown, by thel way of Adams and Pierrepont Manor, to a point to b» determined by the commission, en the di- viding Une between OSwego and Jefferson counties, running thenoe southerly and southwesterly and westerly by the way of Pulaski and Union Square to'Oswego, running thence westerly from Oswego to a point to be determined by the wmmls> slon, on the dividing line between Cayuga and Oswego counties, running thence southwesterly through the northern part of Cayuga county to a point to be deter- mined by the commission, on tbe dividing line between Wayne and Cayuga counties, < running thence southwesterly and wester- ly by the way ot Red Creek, Walcott Al- ton, Sodut, Williamson and Ontario to a -point to be determined by the commission on the dividing line between Monroe and Wayne counties, running thenoe south- westerly to the dty of Rochester, run- , ning thence westerly from the city ot Rochester by the way ot Spencerport, to a point to be determined by the commis- sion, on the dividing tine between Or- leans and Monroe counties, running thence westerly to points at or near Al- bion and Medina, to a point to be deter- mined by the commission, on the dividing line between Niagara and Orleans coun- ties, running thence westerly to a paint to bs determined by the commission, con- necting with route number eighteen. Route 31.—Commencing at Malone, r > Franklin county, running thence souther- ly by the way of a point at or near Duane and Meacham Lake to Saranoc Junction. Route 32. Commencing at North Law- rence ta St Lawrence county, running thence westerly to Wlnthrop, running thence northerly to Massena, running thence southwesterly by the way of Wad- dington to Ogdensburg. Route 33. Commencing at Syracuse, run- ning thence northerly to a point to be de- termined by the commission, on the divid- ing line between Oswego and Onondaga counties, running thence northerly by the way of Central Square to a point at or near Colosse on route number twenty- eight Route 84. Commencing at the city ot Oswego on the east side of the river, running\ thence by the way of Fulton through Phoenix to a point to be deter- mined by the commission on the divMing Une between Onondaga and Oswego coun- ties, running thence by the way of Liver- pool to Syracuse. Route 35. Commencing at a point to be determined by the commission on the di- viding line between Nassau and Queens counties, running thence easterly through the northern portion otf Nassau county to a point to be determined by the commis- sion on the dividing ltae between Suffolk and Nassau counties, running thence easterly by the way of Jericho turnpike to Smlthtown branch. Saint James, Port Jefferson and Wading River to River- head, running thence southerly to West Hampton, running thetnee westerly by the way of south country road to PatChogue, Sayville, Islip, Bay Shore and Babylon to Amityville, running thence westerly to a point to be determined by the commission on the dividing line between Nassau and Suffolk counties, running thenoe westerly through the southern portion of Nassau county to a point to be determined by the commission on the dividing line between Queens and Nassau counties. Route 33. Commencing at Owego to Ti- oga county, running thenoe northerly to a point to be determined by the commission on the dividing line between Tompkins and Tioga counties, running thence north- westerly to the city of Ithaca, running . thence northwesterly from the city ot Ithaca to Trumansburg, at or near the dividing line between Seneca and Tomp- kins counties, running thence northwest- erly and northerly by the way of Ovid to a point to be determined by the commis- sion on route number six Route 37. Commencing at Johnstown to Fulton county, running thence northeast- erly by the way of Broadalbin to a point to be determined by the commission on the dividing line between Saratoga and Fulton counties, running thence easterly by the way of Galway to Saratoga Springs 'connecting wife route number twenty-five. 1121. Construction or improvemeat ot state highways.—The state highways shall be constructed or improved by the com- mission as provided to this article. The mileage to be constructed from the amount available from the sale of bonds issued as provided by chapter faux hun- dred and sixty-nine ot the laws of nine- teen hundred and six, aa amended by chapter seven hundred and eighteen of the laws ot nineteen hundred and seven, and appropriated for the construction er improvement ot state highways, shall be equitably apportioned by tbe commission among the several counties without dis-> crimination; but not more than one-halt, of the amount appropriated each year\ from the proceeds ot the sale ot such bonds shall be expended under this article for the construction and improvement of state highways. In making the asporttanJ meni between counties the commission . shall take into consideration the mileage which may be .constructed from the amount to be expended under this arSolo In each county for the construction or im- • provement of county highways, together with the mileage ot state and county highways theretofore constructed out ot , moneys derived from the sale ot bonds is- sued as above provided. 1122. Construction or improvement ot county highways.—The county highways to be constructed or improved under this article at the Joint expense of tho state, • county and town. shaU be those high- ways in each county determined by the commission to be of sufficient public Im- portance to come within the purposes ot this chapter, so as to constitato a part ot a properly developed system of Improved market roads within the county, taking into account the use, location and value of such highways for the purposes et common traffic and travel. SutSh county highways shall be equitably apportioned by the commission among the Several , counties without discrimination, in mak- ing such apportionment the commission shall take into consideration the'toial mileage of state highways which shall bo hereafter constructed or improved to eadh county, and also the highways thereto which have been constructed or Improved prior to the taking effect ot this article from funds made available by the issue and'sale* of bonds as provided in section twelve « article seven of the constitution, BO %atj£here shall be aa equitable ttistrl- bution^s between the counties of all highways built.to\ whole or in part from such funds. * } \ftl^enminary resolution ot board of supervisors.—The board of Bupervtaors of any county: may pass a resolution stating that pubtte.interest demands the improve- ment of. a highway or section thereof wiij-ln the county, and requesting that it be constructed or improved aa provided to this article. Such resolution, ehall; con- tain a description of such lagbway or sec- tion thereof. Such highway or sactian thereof Shall not Include a portion of a highway within: a dty, nor any portion ot a highway within an idcorporated village, unless it be necessary to complete the comiectlon of such highway with a high- way already improved or to be Improved under this article. The clerk of the^ board of supervisors ehall, within ten days aft- er the passage of such a resolution, trans- mit a certifled copy thereof to the com- mlsslon. . •' • • . : ;'- 1124. Examination of county .highway; approval or disapproval by commission.— The cemmissidn after receipt of such res- olution, and at sUch timer as it deems, Etoj^r. shall examine the highway or seo- tSoh thereof sought to be constructed or 'improved, and shall determine whether It |« of! tho character specified in section one hundred arid tweUty-twO. and Whether the construction or improvement thereof w-iil Urovldo for an equitable apportion- met* di thi> highway?! among the several '\' \ such section. th« ; ^ornmiss'on, nt <llsiippi---?Val Of SUCh £r.-5ulUtl<M- lb th* b->*U-4 r>f .feurier- f TT£'*>rs -xtiij&tln-*; It-. If 11 ilJt-Ajip.sjvc Oicre* f- et it shall otrtify lla rc-ason-a thtrc£or t
