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Erk sf wha'l prescribe. The expense of the entab« lishment and maintenance of a joint coun~ | y bu pital as herein provided whall be | hy such counties in proportion to the med value of the taxable property of e««» such county as It appeara by the a measment rolls of wach counties on t last assesment for state or county taxes | prier to the incurring of such expense and | the board of supervisors of each coun: t paid a | mands agxiost The People of the State of New Terk, representd in Eonate and Amembly, de enact as follows: forty-one of chapter sizty-thres of the | laws of nineteen hundred and ntus, en- , uitled \An act roliting to. towns con- | atituting chapter alsty-two of the con- mineteen hundredand twelve and amend- , ed by chapter elshty-one of the laws of minetesa hundred and mixteem, is hereby amended to read an follows: J 14L Power of town board, bn cer tain towna, to berrow money for the pur- poss of paying charges, ciaime or de. the town. Whenever a so combining, in hereby authorized to bo row money to defray Its share, estlmated | ma bereia provided, for the erection of | such hospital and for the purchase of a | aite therefor on the credit of the county and lasue county ebligationa therefor in | wch manner as It may do for other county purposes. All provisions ofsec- | tions fory-fve to forty-nine inclustre ef | this chapter not in confllet with the pro- ! visions uf this rection whall apply to such Joint how»lal. its establishment, malate Rance usa uperation, except that for the purpote of the admission patients to ® hov;ctal exch of the countiea so lang «ball be considered the coun- | ty In wills the hospital is aftuated § 2 Section two of chapter two bun- armd sight of the laws of nine- teen ! act county t + diately | Sin(n of Now York, Office of the Secre- | tary of Fiate, ns | I have comnared the preceding with the erizinal law on file In this ofce, and do | Rercby certify thit the same Is & correct | transcript therefrom and of the whole | ef sald original law i FEANCIS M. HUGO, | Secretary of State, cured und eighteen, entitled \An : tha county law, tn relatien to ! hospitals,\ in hereby tube a This act shall take affect tmme- I | - 4. FT% a LAWS OF NEW YORK -By Car, co. AN ACT to amend the elections mw, im relation. to. primary . districts, Became a law March 18, 1919, with the of the Governor, Passed, three- fifths bong The of the State of Mew Terk, repre in an Amsembly, de enact ae fulows: Bection 1. Section seventy-four of | ehaptr twenty-two of the lawn of nine- teen bun'red mod nine, entitled \Am wot relating (o the elections, constituting chapcer ncventeen of the consolldated lews,\\ boog former mection forty-eight thus renincored by cehmpter efght bun- dred niney-ana of the laws of nine- w 4 and eleven, and am lant F chapter three hundred and , twonly-thrra of tha laws of nineteen bun- | a>n ond e n, ta hereby amended to read aa fou 80740 Timazy_ districts, officers and polling plasen The custodian ef pri- | mary records 1 thirty days. befors | ench ofic sl primary day, divide every ward In a «itv. excent a city of the frrt v and divida every village having thoussml Inhabitanta or more, \n'o rtimary distri <a, erch of which shal eonmiat of (wo contiguous «lection trict, except that In crse there is an odd / muimber of election districts In much ward er village. one »iich election district, to be welorted by tha custodian of primary rec- orda rhall be a primary district by its In exch of much primary districts, exce; whore mn elrction district mary distr polling pia Such polling places sil be designated and provided mt public ex- pense by the oflicers or boards whose Auiy It is to provide polling places for days of general elcction, and ® be, mo far aa (hey mre available, the rame places , ms were used for the Inst preceding ran- | ton. 'The custodian of primary | shall r=sign one- of the polling Ices in each such primary district to ® party which, the Inst election of cast the highest number of ¥oins for governor, and at the other poll« fh viace in much primary district there whall be held the primary elections of mll ethar parties. In all other villages and fowes. rnd in ench city of the first clana, exon rlection district shall constitute a mary district. In & city, town or vil- 4 ia which emch er any election dia- ict constitutes m primary district there mhall be for sach such primary ®rimary election officers, who shail con- wint of the election intpectors for the. elec ton district comprising such primary dia- trict and such shall be the Woard of primary Inspectors. In a city -or village having more this Ave thousand Inhabitan eity of the first en preceding election of cast the largeat ke or somalat of the elaction in- ho shall represent the party whall have cast the umber af votes for gov- mentioned ‘5? shall primary election of the party 'by them and the second man- shall conduct the Hams? ® U primary «ity, town or village in which each /* consitutas a pri- place in each shall be dntgnated axpanse by the duty it Is to pro- for .the . general te, 41. shall | porations. town board or board of town auditors of any town, having a pébulatiod of two and upwards, shall have audiced any account, ani shad have allowed in whole or in part any charge, claim or 4s- mand rgainst such town. and shall has mais and Mled m cer'fcate to that effe: . tn the office of the town. clerk, and such account shall thereby have become a legal obligation and charge agminst much town, | the town beard, in anticipation of the takes for the current fixal year, shail have power to borrow upon the faith and credit of the town a «ua of money sul- clent to pay the aggzers 'a amount of the mo a 1 an! of the rogu a a pose, by Issuing a f or temporary erlifrs therefor, bearing is ruch date or cat wach town toard. period than stxieen eaods of much Ican wed at any d far that pur- os of ent and parable at may be fred by not for & longer 4 the pro- na placed to the eredic pf the put -s charged by law with the puy nwn clsima $0 %. This met shall to .a affoct limme- Clutely. State of Mew York, OMce ef the Bsers- tary of State, as: I have compared the r>ceeding. with the original law on Bla In spf ofice, and do here by certify that tha same Iv & | corect tranmcript therefrom and of the whole of sald original law. FRANCE M. HUGO, Booretary of bite. LAWS OF NEW YORK -By Authertt CHAP, M. AN ACT to amend the banking hw, hw ralation to the power of savings bunks to borrow money Hecame & law March Z7, 179, with the approvnl of the Governor, Passed, three- fifths belng present ' The Prople of the Etate ef New Tork, [ | repremented Jn Senats and Assembly, 60 enact as follows: ection 1. Miviston two hundred and. thirt three hundred asd sizty-nin« of the lats of ninoteen W@ired and fourteem, en- titted \An act in relation banking cor- #94) individuaia, partnerships, unincorporated and corporn- tlons under the supervs'on * of the banking cepartmant, ronatiinting chep tr two of the consolidated laws,\ ts here- by amanded to read ns follows: b. To borrow money for the purpose of purchasing tha stocks or bonds or Interest becring nota or obligrtions of tre United Sates or, In an emergency, for tha piu pass of repaying depositors and to pladgn or hyposhecate securities aa col- latéral tor any loans so obtained. 1 %. This act whall take efect imine diately Binte of New York, Office of the Gocre- tary of Sinta, an; I have compared the preceding with the original lew on fila in tits and do heroby certify that the ene Ii & correct transctlpt and of the whois of eaid original law i. Becretary of Btata, firs of rection ight of chapter LAWS OF NEW YORK.-By Authertty, UAP. 100 AN ACT to amond the education law, in relation to making school of children In duplicate and fling amn.e with the teachers and district super- Intendent. I Bacame a law March #1, 1919, with the pprovai of the Governor, Passed, thrse- fifths batng present. The People of the State of New Tork, represented in enate and Amsembly, do anact as follows: Bectlon 1, Bection mix hundred and fifty-two of chapter twenty-one of tha Jawa of hundred and nine, en- titled \An mot relating to aducatien, con- atituting chapter alxteen of the consoli- Onted laws, amended by chapter one hundred and forty of the laws of nina teen hundred and ten, Is herby mended to read follows: 1 652, Bchookcensus in school districts. The trustee or board of trustass of arevy school district shall annually om the | thirtloth day of August cause a cenrus | of all children between the sges of five and eightsem to be taken In duplicate in thetr respective school districts, and one copy thereof filed with the teacher on the first day of school and tha other copy filed with the district euperintand- ent on or before the fifteenth day of Baptember. Buch cemsus shall Include the information required from elias am provided in this article. J A. This act shall take affect treme dlataly, fitate of Mew Tork, Office of the | tary of Stute, an: I have compared the preceding with the original law on file in this office, and 40 haraby eartify that the » wn Laws or wew Volb‘tply Authority. CHAP. AM AOT to amend the vMage law to re- + Intion to Amances. Mecame a law March 27, 191%, with the «pproval of the Governor, Passed, three- Afzhs being present. Tha People of the Etats of New Tork, represented in Bonala and Assembly, de enact as follows: : Section 1. Sections eme hundred and four, ene hundred and Ove, one huudred und. Mz -and ona hondred and seven of toin eat ies eae wins, wn ree Istimg to constttafing chapt .\so or the fourth month af t Fear, If a vilugs of the fim or ssound clue,, and cn 'or betstes ths Grist Pussday of the third mouth of the rug-ucvmu-nfmmu- &“Q.p¢¢n an saree, persons w part h w the wil the mme form na i Mse preparation & town wesine w. shall also. en Tha a breads “In o % walt dea Whe ai om clings Baction 1. ection one hundred and | < wolldated law»,\ as added by chapter two | © hondred mnd ffiy-eight of the laws of \ lps 32:1 ism kbefore the first Tuesday month In the foal year, ge of the (hind or fourth 'ge week Lofore the fret Tues: the thled month in the meal year, a motice to be published im each «per in the village, and in at least (ive conmpletous public a do the vill that on a certain not Inter this the first Tuesday of fourth month / the fecalyear, at hed place ano 'uring four consecu- hours to be i ned, they will meet the purpose ©. completing the as- ment-roll, and \- hearing and deter- mg complainte .a relation therete, ther may adjou: » wuch meeting from | to day, not later than four days in- ve then next 6. meding. A copy of asessment-ro shall be deporited | village clark «t leant M four wow lens: day nes 1 » vt - to wach first PmaeJay of t third month of the yeiir, ma the - may be, and rhai be open for law | jon by the Inhabitants and taxpay- | ( auch village a' all times during bus- >« bours of such days Vilage aa ® possess mil the and are mubjeot to all the dutlbs of town as- memors in hearing and doterimining com- plainta as to rascasments. If the vMage is cme in which the assessment-roD is required to be prepared by copying from the arsessmont-roil of the town, the ms- massore at such meeting shall not bear any complaint as (o valuation which has tot been changed, except upor proof of a change In tha property or in the owner- | ship or valuation since the town assess- mont was completed. I 4 106. Completion and vertfcatiem ef esement-ro'l. When the mamessors, or a majority of them, shall have completed the villiga azsessment-roll they shall severaliy make, eubscribe and attach to euch roll, an oath, in substantialiy the wame form us in required of town as- seasore by the tax law, If such roll was oricinally prepared by them; or, if auch toll was prepared by copying from the assessment-rc;l of the town, an outh, to tha effect that such ro'l contains, to the best of their knowledge and belief, m true stat@nont of the property, persons und corporgtiogs liableto assessment and taxation within the vilags, as the same Appears upon the mazessmant-roll of the, town in which the village in aituated, and, | If In making such amszessmant the valu- ation of any property has been changed, or any new or additional assessment has been mafe, that In changing euch valu- ation or In making auch new or addition al rsscamment, they have setimated the valun of the rea) estate at the which a inajority of the assessors have decided to thafull valus thareof, and that the personal property so masessed is aameamed at the full valus thereof, according to their best knowledge and bellef. The roll am so completed and verifed shall be fled with the village clerk, on or before the second Tuesday tm the fourth month of the year in vilagea of the first: or second clans, and on or before the sec- | ond Tuseday in the third month of the! Axcal year in villages of the third or, fourth claim. J 107. Faltare to hold mnsting. masting for completing the village menc-roll and hesrinit complaints In re- intlon thereto not held on tha frst Wuemday in the third or fourth month of the fxcal year. as the came may be, each at tha a wa mhall forfelt to the village ten do'mrs, and they shall, by resolution, fx another time therefor, and give notion thereof at least tan dya prior thereto by pusiteation thereof, In the anme manner ay for the fist mesting and by posting en thereof In at Teant five conspietious In the vitlaze. 'The assessors shall ot rccordincly ut the time and place, inted, «hall heat compiinta, com- plete the mexartment-roil. and file. the mmma on or bofore the fourth day after wich meeting, in the eame manner as near mw may be aa If their annual meet tngha been held ma required by law. If the completed hall not bn mo fled en or before the fourth day after tha meeting for completing the ware and hearing complaints in relation | there!o. in either case, the memessment- | ro'l shail not on that mecount be Invalld, but cuch roll shall be fled in ke manner mm soon as may be thereafter and each | acne thall forfoit to ghe vilage five dollars for each day of neglect, § %. fection dne hundred mal sight of much chuyter, as amended by chaptar four hundred and seventy-two of the lawa of nineteen hundred and nine and chap- ter threes hundred and seventy-eight of | the laws of nineteen hundred and thir- en, in bereby amanded to read ma fol- lows: § 10%. Notice of completion ef rnmual | After completli and | as fling or before the third Tuesday villages of the first or macond en or briors the Third Tuesday in May In villages of the third or fourth clams, the amsesmorm shall cause motlos thereat to be published at least once in the offcial paper, if any, and coplas of such notice in be posted In not less thin five public paca in the vilaga, wpecifying the date of (ling, and that the same will remain on Mls with the clerk, subject to public for Afteen days after the date of such notice, m. 2, This act sha take effect ately, Binte of New York, Office of the Seere- tary of Btate, as: I have compared the preceding with tha original law on fils In this office, and do hereby eertify that the same in & cor» wect tranncript therefrom and af the whale of said original law. FRANCIS. , L of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK.-By Authority. CHAP, 108, AY ACT making appropriations fur the contributions of the state for 'the repair and Improvement of town highways in mecurd with the irementa of section hundred an of the highway law, snd chapter one hundred and thirty-seven of the laws of nine- teen hundred and eleven, and the rapair and improvament of and bridges en Indian reservations in mo- cordance with meeflon one hundred and Afty-nimm af the highway Became a law March F7, 1 «pproval of tha Governar, thres- ffthe being present. The People of the fitats of Mew York, represented in Senate and Amsembly, do «nact as - Lod mep ire t im- torn of the state the several town based m the amsont of tames levied Tharats, the repalr and Improvement ot. town highways, stuices, oulverte and bridges having a «gan af lose thun five fest, !n. propartiona fixed by section one hundred anf ase of ths bighwsy law, 4 for complying with the requirements of, puel gectinn, $ 3. Tha stm af siphty theurand dat- line ($80,000) in bereby Aoprapriated from Sur anrgclyh /n Aho stain Areamnicy mot l E!;;lll fifths being present. The People of the Otxte of New represented in Senate and Assembly, de enact as follows: e fourth , to read as follows 1 638. Use of armorkes Sur piysioal training. The physical training herein- before provided for, may be gtv when practicable, in any armory ef state where such armory le within convenient distance from the school, and at such tlmes and In such manner aa not to Inter- fore with the regular military uses of wuch armory, The commnsding eficer in charge of may such armory shail, upon application made by any board of educa- tlon or trustees of the swveral efties and school districts within the state, permit access to amy wuch armory, for the pur- poses herein mentioned. J L This act shall take effect inume- diatety, State of Mew Tork, af The Sears of Btate, ax: 1 compared the preceding with the original law on file in this offce, and de hereby certify that the same Im a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of waid original law. FRANCIS M. TOGO, Becretary ef State, LAWS OF NEW YORK.-By Astherfty. CHAP. 11%. AM ACT to amend the miltary lew, in relation to pamago ever ferries of the milliary and naval forces of the state or United States. Became a law March #7, 1919, with the approval of the Covernor, Passed, three- Alike H f i shall sxesed dal lare. A Jo:- years, at least the last taught lag Ef: mpan by evidence showing that the teacher mamed thersim is entitled to rettrement, and that be has compHed with _ the provizions ef this article and the rules of the board relatizg to the payment of annuities. 'The board shall pase upon all requests for retirement and shall determine whether such re- quests shall be granted. In determining the number of years required to be taught by a teacher to entitle her to aa anmufty upon retirement as provided in. this see- tion, the board may give to the teacher | education of such | struction of the puplia of as provided by sections three hundred and sightsen and three bundred and teen of the education law. 4 Al determinations of the tive to such requests and annuities to teachers shall be Appeal to the commissioner o The provisions of article thirty-four the education law, relative to sball apply to appeals from #uck mination. 1 1. This sct shat tike efect diately. State of New York, Office of the Seare- tary of State, as: I have compared the preceding with the transcript therefrom and o% the whole ef said original law. FRANCIS M. HUGO, Becrotary of Btate. LAWS OF NEW YORK.-&y Authority. J red and aighte@m, as provided in neo- vix hundred and four of the eJuce- w, am ameunt proportionate to the instructed therein dur- school year, provided fifteen pupfi were exrailed in such school al the inning of wach year, nothwithatanding the fact that there were less than sald puplis attemding wych school dur- perled of thirty-ate wet compared the preceding with eriginal law on file inthis etfice, and de hereby eertify that the same is a : or- rect transcript therefrom and of the wheis of maid original law. FRANCIS M. HUGO, Becretary of Biaie. LAWS OF WIW YORK.-By Authority. CHAP. 106 AM ACT to amend the edfeeation law, in relation to compensation and erp =a ef teachers attending Institutes or . on- ferences. Became a law March H, 191%, with the approval of the Governor.. Passed, thi-o- fifths being present. Tre'People of the @tate of New York, represented in Eemate and Assombly, ce enact as follows: Bection 1. Article thirty . of . chantne twenty-one efthe laws of ninsteen | ) a- dred and nine, entitled \An act remithi ~ to education, constituting chaptor at» son of the consolidated laws,\ as amende by chapter one hundred and forty of the law of nhteteem hundred and ten, is baveby amended by adding therote a new section, to be section seven hundred and seventy- six, to read as follows: - § 176. Compensation and expemsu® of teachers attending Institute on cenfer- ance. A pubMc school teacher under con- tract to teach in a public school whe is required pursuant to law ora regulation of the state departmen! of education to attend an institute or <onference held at a place other than th.; in which the school in located, In 6 lition te him cr her regular salary, abai. (~ sald the sam of one dollar for each day actually spent in att: Institute or conference, mile for each mile nevcssurily travaled 'The People of the Etate of New York, represented in Senate and Ameembly, do amact as follows: Bection 1. Bection two hundred and thirty-seven of chapter forty-ond of the Jaws of nieteen hundred and nine, en- titled \An act In relation to the militia, constituting chapter thirty-six of the consolidated laws,\ as amended bychap- ter two hundred and forty-four of the laws of nineteen hundred and eighteem, is hereby amended to read ms follows 4 27. Fres passage through toll-gates und over toll-bridges and certain ferriea. Any person belonging to the military or naval forees ofthe state orof the United Btnter whall, together with his convey- ance and the military property of the atate or of the United Btater in his charga, be allowed to pass free through all toll-pates and over all toil-briges and also over all ferriea operated wholly or partly in a city of over one million in- habitants, If he is In uniform or pre- ments an order for duty or certificate of membership tn the military or naval mervice of the state or of the United Bates, 'The provisions of this meetion so far as they ralate to the military or naval forces of the UnitedBt whall ap- ply only during the continuance of the prosont war. § 2 This act shall take effect inrme- dint oly: Bate of New Tork, Office of the Beere- tary ofSlate, eat 1 hava compared the precedi-gwith the orizinal law on fils in this offcs, and de hereby ccrtify that the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of waldoriginallaw. FRANCIS M. HUGO, mio w Becre:ary of State, URREITETROrT®~ -+, sen nemen -__. LAWS OF NEW yu%.-By Authority: CHAP. 108. AN ACT to amend the education law, relative to tha retirement of temchere. Became alaw March 27, 1919, with the approval of the Governor, | Passed, three- fifths being present. 'The People of the State of New Term, represented In enate and Assembly, do enact as follow Section 1. Section eleven hundred of chapter twenty-one of the laws of nine- teen hundred and nine, entitled \An met relating to education, constituting chap- ter fifteen of the consolldated laws,\ as amended by chapter one hundred and forty of the inwa of nineteen hundred and ton, which seetion was added thereto by chapter four hundred and forty-nine of the lawa .ullm hundred and elevem and amended by chapter five hundred and sleven of the inwn of ninsteen h and thirteen is hereby amended to as followat + § 1100, Definitions, The word \teach- er\ as used In this article Includes teach» ers and principals employed in public #chooln of the cities and school districts of the state and in schools on the Indian reservations, and aball also Include super- Intendants aimployed as provided by law In cities and union free school districts having m population of five thousand or more, and district superintendents of schools appointed as provided by law in the supervizory districts of the several counties of the state, Bervices me such district wuperintamdents or as schoal com- shall be deemed to be teach» Ing in the public schools within the mean- ing of this articlm The term \publie mcheo!\ ra used in this article shall be dsemsd to include an academy in a union free district which has been adopt- ed as the scrdemic department of wuch union free school district, provided in wectinn three hundred and eighteen of the education law, or with which a contract has been made by the board of education ot much d “and wnd nineteen thereof. Th word \tercher' as so used shall also In- clude teachers amplayed in schools main« Became a law March 11, 199, with the approval of the Governor. Prasad, three- Afthe being present. . The People of the State ef Mew Terk, represented in Senate and Asembiy, de enact as follows: « Bection 1. Chapter twonty-atx of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, ep- | titled \An met In relation to eftiea, con- stituging chapter twenty-one of the com- solldated laws,\ is hereby amended by adding a now section, to be section thirteen-d, to read as follows: 4 11-4. Money to pay rebates ef an clme taxes. 'The common council or other woverning body of any city may, to the ax» tent that moneys are not otherwise avail- able therefor, borrow on revenue bonds any money which may be required to pay orders drawn against such city for the rebate of liquor taxes upon the sur- ender und cancellation on and after nineteen hundrcd and ninetsen, tax certificates permitting the trafficking in liquors In much efty. Such revenue bonds shall be payable in fire equal annual Installments and the money necessary to pay the principal and tnter- est on such bonds when ue shall be in- cluded in the annual tax levy of the year when due in addition to nil ether sums authorized to be raised thrreby, any pre- viston of the city charter to the contrary notwithstanding. J] 1. This act shall take effect invesedi- ately. State of New York, Office of the Becre- tary of State, as: I have compared the preceding with the original law on file in this office, and de haroby certify that the sanse is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of waid original law, FRANCDE .M. Secretary ef LAWS OF NEW YORK.-By Amtherity. CHAP. 104. AM ACT to mmend relative to members tlon or school cor cities of the atlite. Became a law March #7, 1913, with the approval of the Governar, Paamed, three- fifths being present. The People of the tate of Mew Tork, represented in Senate amd Ammemmbly, do emact as follows: Bection 1. Section eight Iundred and mixty-aix of chapter twenty-one of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled \An act relating to education, conatitu« ting chapter sixteen of the consolldated laws,\ as amended by chapter one hun- dred and forty of the laws of nineteen hundred and tem, which section was in- werted- by chapter sevem hundred and eighty-six of the laws of nineteen hundred and seventeen, is hereby amended v In- serting therein a new subdivision, be known! as subdivision four-s and to read as followst in. In cach «ity of the state in which, under the laws tive to mem« bers of the board of ed commissioners, in existence prior to June eight, nineteen hundred and seventeen, it was provided that such members or commissioners comprising the board of education of much city shall be, in pert, appointed by the common council of such eity, and, In part, elected by the qualified electors of commimsioner distrits into which such city in divided, the mombers or commissioners comprising ruc: board of education shall continue to be ppoint- ed by the common council, or «© »ted by wuch commiatloner districts, In {so man- mar and for the terms preser! wuch lawn, nnd so much of the partaina to the number 'of here the board of education of wu division of the oity toto commiastonar di- istrict ma provided in weetlom tera, the election of éommiasloners ot polntment tained by duly incorporated orphan a#7= $, Jum #netatine in this atate, which schoolw partlaipate im the distribution of modeys ma In article thirty-five ot mummy-0mm...“ be to the prvi conferred byr Atx and to ' l I“ wupsrinta nf #uch chapter, s added by sald thap« tar four hundred and forty-nine of the IMw@ of nlosteen hundred aud slyven and Amwndad by chapter of the n hundred mnd fourtesm pler two hundred and fifty-six of # of minatesn hundred and eight- ton, la borety amendad to read as fol Ls 110%, Relirement of tamcherk 1 A ~ - 4n sit board and the ballots containing names of ruch candidates, the conduct Luau-a; the canvase of vote, tiem» of thi aduention slectorn of eommizaister Alatricts Wibeg oturided. jagr.. after the Institate or confercace and in the annual report ef the trusteas of sueh dlatrict the amount er amounts so paid shall be Included therein and the same shall be repaid to the diatrict out of the moneys appropriated for the eupport of common schools and the amount so re- pald shall be apportioned and paid to wuch district by the 'comnilssloner of education at the eame time mod in the same manner as other publle school moneys are apportioned and puld to such district. This mot stall take effect imm» State of Mew Tork, OfMce of the Becre- tary of State, se: I have compared the preceding with the original law on Ale in this office, and do hereby certify that the sama ts a cor- | rect transcript therefrom and of the | whole of said original law, FRANCIS M. 1110, Becretary of stais. LAWS OF NEW YORK.-By Authocty, cHapr im AN ACT making an appropriation ( exhibit of mgriculture and drlsyis the national milk and dairy fot sition, to be held mt Seventy-fr> - ment armory, during the week cf sil | twenty-first, nincteen hundred and nine- teen. Became a law March #, 1993, wih the approval of the Governor. Parsed, Liren- fifths being present. The Peonle of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Bection 1. There hereby onpropri« ated to the department of fms and marketa of the state of New f««%, out of any moneys in the treasury, wot other- wise appropriated, the sum of twenty» six thousand dollars ($26,000), or ag. much thereof as may be necemmmry, for an e: hibit 0% agriculture and i at the national mill and dairy farm axporition to ba held at the ment armory, New York city, duringthe week of April twenty-first, nineteam hundred mnd nineteen. 'The money hereby appro- priated shall be expended and disbursed under the direction of the comminnionsr of agriculture of the state of New York and maid commisstonar ia hereby author- a city having a beard w .., apportionment, metion by n, eounotl or 'other govornis, this weetion shall mot ba with the comment of ruck boul; 105 c e @intely. hw State of New Terk, OMce ot my tary of Btate, ms 1 have eampared the provting eriginal law on fle im th hereby certify that the +« transcript therefrom and ..; said original la FRANCIS M mogy, Bucrelarr of Emy lind Laws OF NEW YODK-8y CHAP % AN ACT to extend \) lime within ,u the Buffale Termine Kaly Compaay, a doy tion, may bein t railrond and expnd Thiitoad. cer comeicus ins the om in © ur eentum of the wi cuit 07 lis api | fxing the time . 9. compeucs q* mame. Became a Inw. Moch £4, ins approval of the Governor. fifths being present. The People of the Beate of Ney ts represented In Senate &nd Amery anact as follows: Bection L.. The time wit'n whig s ful | Terminal Lalicas ( pany, a domestic raliros | may begin the construct a ar jy , road wnd expend 'bereon fa rer (yy of the amount uf Son eanital in maciy | tended for five si ara froi ot July, nlnet n. hundred and the timo wi hin whi falo Fronticn IC ( nlmal 1% oa In brereby eaten (.cd for t said. firmy dsy of July, i and ninateen., the cor por : powers of sis! company « tended. mceos: oziy. Jo 40 This (0 ahl tike c mr ug diately, State of Mew York, Office | ou iy wary of Btais, sat 1 have compared Oe prov o soy ortrinal law on file Im this Mv hereby certify that the mo >. transcript therefrom and o wite said eriginal law amamcs ul Bocrciary of cuy % LAWW OF NEW YORK- Oy Avie _. Char ne. AM ACT ts amend the poor > aw tlon to tha expense of | « ora saflors or imarines Became a lew March E1, «o approval of the Governan: te fifths bers present. The Pgo \n of the <5 Sce u represente: in Bepate and asouay enact as fo ows: Bection 1 Section eighty-tou> sf y ter forty-atx of the laws of min ><a @red and tins, entitled \An ac an tiem to the poor, contitutine ferty-twe of the censalldatad <- last amemded by chapter: (00; 4 and forty-five of the laws of nlos -»u dred and ffteen, is hereby ams c4 CHAP. 108. in going to and ”Tl“: therefrom. The as to! m AN ACT to d the gemeral aity lew, teacher shall be paid the for siz mama read «own - L. “an ® p to par ”m‘mh'Mb.u$_ufi1-‘ Wing-t sebtieve, . 20m fa ** thea sach of the countios shall design- a proper person or commission, c. a that designated for the care of jon sens, or the custody ef criminals, v « u cause to be interred the body a! «:> s erably discharged. soldier, aullor o a Ine, who has merved in the iifay naval service of the United x or bedy of the wife or widew af any md sailor or marine, married to \iw | vious to minateem hundred mnd cnl who shall dis uch widow, ai! v ~ i hereafter dis without leaving n % means to defray his er her i., penises, but such expenses ahi exoped seventy-five dollars. 1! ths co ed hanrelativesor friends who d «inns | duct the burial, but are unable or siri to pay the charge therefor, soch aum t be paid by the county troamurer te son se conducting such buria con proof of the claim, mafle to ur or comminsion of the death ani sure the soldier, »nllor or marina, or (he or widow of muck soldier, or ma and audit thereof. Buch interment i not be mads in a cemetery on plot used exclumivety for the poor pernons decemsed, and the la» supervisors of each county is @ authorized and empowered to puts and mcguire lands, or te money for the purchase and s51% of lands, for & eemetery or com=\=/ for the burial of amy such bowl t charged soldier, or ms (>> their wives and widows and n vide for the care, maintens provement of any cemetery o: wuch honorably discharged so«'« orm or marines and their wives » a is ows are burled ar may hovsly buried. . 1 1 This met shall tale e€ect it @imtaly. State of New York, Office ef (hs % tary of State, an: have compared the sriginal law on file In this o\ de hereby certify that the sais | rect transcript therefrom . «nd . © whele of said original law. L wRANCIS MCIT C0 Secretary oi * -__- LAWs or NEw york.-By Act» CHAP 113. Ized to molicit and procure the aid and co-operation of the New York State Col- lege of Agriculture and wuch other agri- cultural schools and dairy organizations and Institutions as will contribute to the success of the exposition, All bills read- ered shail be pald by the tremurer of the state of New Tork, upon the warremt of the comptroller, after they have been aproved by the somminzioner ef agricul- ture. GI}! g. ba ely, Btate of New York, Office ef the; Becre- tary of State, #s: I have compared the preceding with the original law on fle In this office, and do hereby certify that the mame Is & correct transcript therefrom and of the whole ef said original. law. ch city, the veturn to of sdmcatiin and declaration of rusulta, and tha use of voting machines, «hall apply, so far as may be, to the elnc. members of the board ot wuch city by the qualtfed satab- FRANCIE M. #000, Becretary of Btate sees, s LAWS OF NEW, YORIK-By A”. CHAP, 118. AN ACT to amend the general eity lew, In relation to powar of citise to borrow or raise moneys to replace revenues from excise taxas.. Became a law March 37, 1919, with the approval of the Governor, Passed, three» fifthe being prefent. The People of the State of Mew Tork, represented in Senate and Admambly, do enact an follows: Bection 1. Section Uiirtsan-o of ch ter twenty-six of the laws of nine cipal and interest of euch bends whan dus shall be included in the annal tas lay of the year when dus in Ml sums that the eity in unfit-wan: be rilam, any provision of the . city sharter to the contrary notwithatunding. The common or other arn Ing body of any city. in whitch iz a,\ s Sex SAP AM ACT to amend chapter Ave mt and fifty-three of the lawn n' n hundred and eighteon, onl. ect to provide for mequiring - on a new site for the Co ' Normal and Training School +> Ing an appropriation therefor\ © to the acqulaition of additions! md'acent to 'the existing mils 0 school, Became a law March #1, 1913, *\ «ppreval of the Governor. present. The Peeple of the Bitate of N~~ reprasented in Senate ang Ammem s! enact ma follows: Rection 1. Section eme ef hundred and fifty-three of th © minateen hundred and efghteen. ~ 'An act to provide fer acan!~' option on a new atte for ths ' Btate Normal and Training \~> making mn appropriation th\ hereby amended to read as foll «> 1. The commimmioner o( ~ and the local beard af the Cortiand State Normal «ind ** Bchoo! ars hereby wuthorfzed to * mew aits for wuch or to \**\ that the existing: afte, together =\\ additional lands mdjmbent to %\\ as may be sclocted th [* ach thereo! as in m1 the byterian church and the ¥°° church, shall constitute the afte (~ G yezor a map ar maps 6f mich such additional innd# adjacent lating site, which whall be cart Male snginesr and surveyor anther with a fipy of wich the office af the secretary a duplicate of Wich rap or
