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nnd show £?*\\*• -VftoBhi is convicted of . uu^aemeanor hereinbefore defined and sentence Is suspended the court may place the defendant upon pronation for a period of not more than one year; provided that the court TOhy cause the defendant t o ' give a bond to the people of the state of New l£ork, with or without sureties, in a sum not to exceed Ave hundred dollars. The condition of such bond shall be that if the obligor shall exercise reasonable diligence during the time fixed In the bond, which can not exceed one year, t o prevent a continuance or repetition of the condition, conduct, act, acts, offense o r cause of defendant's prosecution, and if charged with the custody of the child also to exercise reasonable diligence In the discipline and control of such child and appear in court from time t o time a s or- dered, then such bond shall be null and void, otherwise in full force and effect. The magistrate who presided at the- trial, tor his successor. If he i s satisfied that the defendant has violated the terms and con- ditions of probation and bond, if any, may at- any time revoke and cancel the suspension of sentence and probation and Impose sentence. \ 4, The prosecution of alL bonds given during an adjournment of o n investiga- tion or after conviction herein shall be upon the order of the magistrate who presided at the investigation or trial, or his successor, and all money collected on sttch bonds shall in the discretion of such magistrate be deposited In the office of the county treausrer to be expended un- der the orders of the magistrate or his successor for the benefit of the child or children in whose interest such bond is given. &. Original and exclusive jurisdiction of all proceedings, investigations and trials instituted under this act is limited to courts of Special sessions, police and city courts presided over by. magistrates who hold or are assigned to children's courts, except in the city of Ne w York where the jurisdiction Is hereby conferred upon and shall be exercised by the city magistrates S 2. Subdivision three of section four hundred and eighty-three of chapter fprty of the consolidated laws, is hereby re- . pealed. 5 3. This act shall take effect imraedl- ' ately. State of New York. Office of the Secretary of State, ss.: I have compared the preceding with the original law on file In this office, and do hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom- and o f th e whole of said original law. SAMUEL S. KOENIG, Secretary of State. § 172. License, required. A person shall not open, keep; maintain o r carry on an y employment agency, as defined in the pre- ceding section,\ unless ho shall have first procured a license therefor as provided In this article from the mayor or the com- missioner of licenses of the city in which such person intends to conduct such agen- cy. Such license shall be posted in a con- spicuous place 1 in said agency. An y per- son who shall open o r conduct such an employment agency without first procur- ing said license shall b e guilty of a mis- demeanor and shall b e punishable by a fine of not less than twenty-five dollars and not more than tw o hundred and fifty dollars o r by Imprisonmerit for a period l_AWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. 700. AN ACT to amend the general business law, relative to employment agencies. Became a law June 25, 1910, with the ap- proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People of the State of New York, represented tn Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section 1. Article eleven of chapter twenty-five of the laws of nineteen hun- dred and nine, entitled \An act relating' ^o general business, constituting chapter twenty of the consolidated laws,\ is here- by amended to read as follows; ARTICLE 1L Employment Agencies. Section 170. Application of article. 171. Definitions. 172. License required. 173. Application for license. 174. Procedure upon application; grant of license. 175. Form and contents of license. 176. Assignment or transfer of license; change of location. 177. Bonds and license fees. 178. Action on bond. 179. Registers to be kept. 180. Statements to be filed In theatrical employment agencies. ISL Card to be furnished to applicant for employment. 182. Employment contracts. 183. Theatrical employment contracts. 154. Inspection of registers, books and records. ?Sa. Pees charged by persons conducting employment agencies. ISfi. Return of fees. 187. Receipt for fees paid\. 188. Copies of law to be posted. 189/ False or misleading advertisements and informatidh. 19a Prohibition as t o employment agen- cies. 13L Enforcement of provision* of this , article. 132. Penalties for violations. 5 170. Application of article. 1. This ar- ticle shall apply t o all cities of th e stater, except that the provisions hereof relating to domestic and commercial employment agencies shall not apply to cities of the third class. This article does *fet apply to employment ageneies which^procure employment for persons a s teachers ex- clusively, or employment for persons i n technical or executive positions in recog- nized educational institutions; to .regis- tries conducted by duly Incorporated as- sociations of registered nurses; and em- ployment bureaus conducted b y regis- tered medical institutions or duly incor- porated hospitals. Nor does such article apply to departments or bureaus main- tained by persons for the purpose of se- curing help or employees, where n o fee Is charged. 5 17L Definitions. L When- used In this article the following terms are defined a s herein specified. The term \person\ means and Includes any IndivIduaL company, society, associatlQn, corporation, manager, contractor, subcontractor or their agents or employees. 2. The term \employment agency\ means and Includes the business of con- ducting, as owner, agent, manager, con- tractor, subcontractor or in any other capacity an intelligence office, domestic and commercial employment agency, the- atrical employment agency, general em- ployment bureau, shipping agency, nurses registry, or an y other agency or office for the purpose of procuring or attempting to procure help or employment or en- gagements for persons seeking^ employ- ment -or tmgngemexiln, o r for the registra- tion of persons seeking such help, em- ployment or engagement, or for giving information a s to where and of \whom such help, employment or -engagement may be procured, where a fee o r other valuable consideration Is exacted, or at- tempted to be collected for such services, whether such business is conducted in a building or o n the street or elsewhere. 3. The term \theatrical employment agency\ mean* and Includes the business of conducting an agency, bureau, oiflce or any other place for the purpose of pro- curing or offering, promising or; attempt- ing to provide engagements for circus, vaudeville, theatrical and other entertain- ments or exhibitions or performances, or of giving Information as to wherf such engagements may be procured or pro- vided, whether such business-is conducted in a building, on the street o£ elsewhere. 4 Th e term \theatrical engagement\ means and Includes any engagement or employment of a person aa a n actor* per- former or entertainer in a cjrcua, vaude- ville, theatrical and other entertainment, exhibition o r performance. 5 The term \emefMncv\ engagement?*; means and includes an engagement which has to be performed within twenty-four offenses of such, child* which was the* of not more than one year, o r both, at the discretion of the court. § 173. Application for license. An appli- cation for such license shall be made t o the mayor or commissioner of licenses, in case such office shall have been establish- ed as herein provided. Such application shall be written and In th e form pre- scribed by the mayor o r commissioner of licenses, and shall state the - name and address of the applicant; the street and number of. the building or place where the business is to b e conducted; whether the applicant proposes to conduct a lodging house for the unemployed separate from the agency which he proposes to conduct; the business or occupation engaged in by the applicant for at least tw o years Im- mediately preceding th e date of th e ap- plication. Such application shall be ac- companied by the affidavits of at' least two reputable residents of the city to the efTect that the applicant Is a person o* good moral character. 9 174. Procedure upon application; grant of license. Upon the receipt of an appli- cation for a license the mayor or commis- sioner of licenses shall cause the name and address of the applicant, and the street and number of th e place where the agency is t o be conducted, to be posted In a conspicuous place lh his public office. The said mayor ^or* commissioner of licenses shall Investigate or cause to be investigated the character and responsi- bility of the applicant and shall exam- ine or cause to be examined th e premises designated in such application a s the place in which it is proposed to conduct such agency. Any person may file, with- in one week after such application Is s o posted in the said office, a written protest against the issuance of such license- Such protest shall be in writing and signed by the person filing th e same or his authorized agent o r attorney, and shall state reasons why the said license should not be granted. Upon the filing of such protest the mayor or commission- er of licenses shall appoint a time and place for the hearing of such application, and shall give at least five days' notice of such time and place to \the applicant and person filing such protest. The said mayor or commissioner of licenses may administer oaths, subpoena witnesses and take testimony in respeet to the matters contained in such application and protest or complaints of any character for viola- tions of this article, and may receive evi- dence in 'the form of affidavits pertaining to such matters. If It shall appear upon such hearing or from th e inspection or examination made by the said .mayor or commissioner of licenses that the said protect IR 'iuctaihfctx or tnat the applicant Is not a person of good character, or that the place where such agency is to be con- ducted is not a suitable place therefor, or that the applicant has not complied with the provisions of this article, the said ap- plication shall be denied and a license shall not be granted. Each application should be granted or refused within thir- ty days from the date of Its filing. The license shall run t o the' first Tuesday of May next following the date thereof and no latere unless sooner revoked by the mayor or the commissioner of licenses. No Ifcense shall'be granted to a person to conduct the business of a n employment agency in rooms used for living purposes or where' boarders or lodgers are kept or where meals are served or where persons sleep or In connection with a building or premises where Intoxicating liquors are sold to be consumed on the premises, ex- cepting cafes and restaurants in office buildings*. ^ § 175. Form and contents o f license. Ev - ery license shall contain the^ name of the person licensed, a designation pf- the city, street and number of the house in which the person licensed is authorized to carry on the said employment agency, and the number and date^/of such license. Such license shall not be valid t o protectant other than the person to whom It is Is- sued or any place other than that desig- nated in the license and shall not be transferred or assigned to any other per- son unless consent Is obtained from the mayor or commissioner of licenses, a s hereinafter provided. If such licensed person shall conduct a lodging house for the unemployed separate and apart from such agency. It shall be s o designated in the license. 5 176. Assignment or transfer of license; change of location. A license granted a s provided In this article shall not be as - signed or transferred without the consent of the mayor o r commissioner of licenses. Applications for such consent shall. be made in the same manner as an applica- tion for a license, and all the provisions of sections one hundred and seventy-three and one hundred and seventy-four relat- ing to the granting of applications for li- censes, including the procedure upon such application and the posting o f the names and addresses of applicants shall apply to applications for such consent. N o li- cense fee shall be required upon such as- signment or transfer. The location of an employment agency shall no t be changed without the consent of the mayor or com- missioner of licenses, and such change of location shall be indorsed upon the-Hcense. 9 ltl. Bonds and license fees; 1. Every person licensed under the provisions of this act to carry'' on the business of a n employment agency shall pa y to the may- or or the commissioner of licenses a li- cense fee of twenty-five dollars before such'license Is issued. He shall also de- posit before such license fs Issued, with *he commissioner of licenses, in every city where there is a commissioner of licenses, or clerk of the city, a bond in the penal sum of one thousand dollars with two o r more sureties or a duly authorized sure- ty company, to he approved by the mayor or the commissioner of licenses. 2. The bond executed a s provided fo the preceding subdivision of this section shall be payable to th e people of th e city In which any such license Is Issued and shall be conditioned that the person ap - plying for the license will comply with this article, and shall pay all damages Oc- casioned to, any person by reason of any* misstatement, misrepresentation, fraud or deceit, or any unlawful act o r omission of any licensed person, hut agents o r em - ployees, while acting within the scope of their employment, 'made, committed o r omitted in the business conducted under such' license, or caused, by any other vio- lation of this article in carrying o n the business for which such license Is granted. 3. If at any time, In the opinion of the mayor, or the commissioner of licences, the sureties or any of them shall become Irresponsible jthe person holding such li- cense shall,' upon -notice from, the mayor or the commissioner of licenses, give a new bond, subject t o the provisions „of this section. Th e failure to *gfve a new bund within ten days after such notice, in the^dWia-eHon of the mayor\ or commls- nfoner of licenses, shall operate as a .rev- ocation of such license and the Ifcense ^I'^fJ^i^^ tor such engagement is made. «. Th e term \fee\ means and includes shy moneV or other valuable considera- tion paid or promised, to Be paid for Serv- ices rendered or t o fee rendered by any person conducting a n employment agency of any kind under the provisions of this article. Such term Includes any excess or money received by any such person over what ha s been.-paid out by.him for the transportation, transfer of baggage; or board and lodging' for an y applicant for employment; such term, also includes the difference between: the- amount df-.niohey: received by an y such person #lio> fur- nishes employees. performers -or enter- tainers for circus, vaudeville;, theatrical and other entertainment*.) exhibitions or performances, and {h e amount paio\ ! py him to the said employees, performers d*- entertainers whom he hTre«srtr,t)rovH*i for such entertainments, exhibitions £r\ performances*-. 4 /: ..,.-,.H^f 7. The texjri r ^rivJk»7-nwan^Midli> v dude* the furnishing: of food, supplies, tools or shelter to contrsct laborers, com- monly known-as oothmlsssry prirHeges. shall be thereupon returned to the mayor destroy the Same, I ITS; Action on bond; suits, how brought All claims o r suits brought In any court against an y licensed person may be brought in the-name of th e per- son damaged upon th e bond deposited With city by such\- licensed <per*oh as pro- vided In section on e hundred and seven- ty-seven and nitty be transferred and as- signed as. other claims, for damages.In civil suits'. The amount,of damages claim- ed by plaintiff, and not the penalty-nam- ed In the'bond,; Shall determine th e iu* rifdlctlort of the court In which the action Is brought' . Where such licensed person, has departed front tne state with Intent to defraud his creditors or to avoid the service 8jf a.>Umn)ohs (nanaction brought. under this setf Ion. service shall be Made ' upon; the surety as prescribed In the code \Of cMril procedti|ei-^%co^ofj^chT?rfflnj.. «SSed person an a th e plice whenThe conducted such employment Isurencjr. « s »h$»ii ty.Jlfc#mfm. e*.,th# mayor\ commissloneT of He^ies. Buch »er»i» . *'. .' '. •*,-''• . • •*' .. :,, .\-\V:': -:• ;*' : (hereof shall b e deemed to be made when not loss than the number of days shall have Intervened between the dates ot service and 'the return of the same as provided by the civil procedure for th e particular court In which suit ha s been brought. c § 179. Registers to be kep t It shall he the duty of every licensed person to keep a register, approved by the mayor or the commissioner of licenses, in which shall be entered, In the English language, tbe date of the application for employment; the, name and address ot the applicant tb whom employment Is promised or offer- ed, or to whom information or assist- ance Is given in respect to such employ- ment; the amount of the fee received, an d whenever possible, the names an d ad - dresses of former employers or persons to whom such applicant is known. Such licensed person shall also enter In the same or i n a separate register, approved by the mayor o r commissioner of licenses, in the English language, th e name an d address of every applicant accepted fo r help, the date of such application, kind of help requested, the names of the per- sons sent, with the designation of the one employed, the amount of the fee re - ceived and the rate of wages agreed upon. No such licensed person, his agent or em- ployees, shall make any false entry i n such registers. It shall be the duty of every licensed person, whenever possible), to communicate orally or in writing with, at least one of the persons mentioned aa references for every applicant for worls In private families, or employed in a fiduciary capacity, and the result of sucb Investigation shall be kept on file In sucb agency; provided, that If th e applicant for help voluntarily waives in wrltingr such\ investigation of references by the licensed person, failure on tbe part of the licensed person to make such investiga- tion shall not be deemed a violation of this section. S 188. Statements to-be-tHed-In—the- atrical employment agencies. Every li- censed person conducting a theatrical em-, ployment agency, before making a the- atrical engagement, except a n emergency engagement for any person wtth any ap- plicant for services In any such engage- ment shall prepare and file In such agen- cy \ a written statement signed and veri- fied by such licensed person setting forth how long th e applicant has been engaged In the theatrical business. Such state?, ment shall set forth whether or .not such applicant ha s failed to pay salaries or left stranded any companies. In which such applicant and, If a corporation any of its officers or directors, have been financially interested during the five years preceding the date of application and, further, shall set forth th e names of at least two ner- sons as references. If such applicant Is a corporation, such statement shall set forth the names of the officers and di- rectors thereof and the length of time such corporation or any of Its officers have been engaged In th e theatrical busi- ness and th e amount of its paid-up capi- tal stoclc I f any allegation In such writ- ten, verified statement is made upon in- formation and belief, the person verifying the statement shall set forth the sources of his information and the grounds of his belief. Such statement so on file shall be kept for the benefit of airy person whose »ei vices ar e sought by any such applicant e s employer. 9181. Card to be 'furnished t o applicant for employment. Every such licensed per- son shall give to each applicant for do- mestic or commercial employment a card or printed paper containing the name ot the applicant, the name and address of such employment agency and th e written name and address of the person to whom the applicant is sent for employment; kind of services to be performed; rate pf wages or compensation; the time of such services, if definite; and if indefinite, to.be so stated; and the name and address of person authorizing the hiring of such ap- plicant, and the cost of transportation If the services are required outside of the city where such agency is located. 3 182. Employment contract. A licensed person shall not induce or attempt to in- duce any employee to leave i his employ- ment with a view to obtaining other em- ployment through such agency. When- ever such licensed person or an y other- acting for him, agrees to send one or more persons to work a s contract labor- ers in any on e place outside the city in which such agency is located, the said licensed person shall file with the mayor or commissioner of licenses, within five days after the contract is made, a state- ment containing the following Items: Name and address of the employer; name and address of the employee; nature of the work to be performed, hours of la- bor; wages offered, destination of the persons employed, and terms of trans- portation. A duplicate copy of this state- ment shall b e given to the applicant for employment, i n a language which he Is able to understand, before he leaves the city. 3 183. Theatrical employment; contracts. Every licensed person who shall procure for or offer to an applicant a theatrical engagement shall Have executed in du- plicate a contract .containing th e name and address of the applicant; the name and address o f the employer of the ap - plicant and o f the person acting for such employer in employing such applicant; the time and duration of sucb engage- ment; the amount to be «a!d to such ap - plicant; the' character of entertainment to be given o r services t o be rendered; the number o f performances per day or per week that are to be given by said ap- plicant; if a vaudeville engagement, the name of the person by whom th e trans- portation is t o be paid, and if by the ap - plicant, either the cost of the transporta- tion between the places where said enter- tainment or services are t o be given or rendered, or th e average cost o f trans- portation between th e places where such services are to be given o r rendered;~ah'd if a dramatic engagement the cost of transportation to tb e place where tb e services begin if paid by the applicant; and the gross commission or fees to be paid-•by said applicant and to whom. Such contracts shall contain n o other conditions and provisions except such as are equitable between the parties thereto and do not constitute an unreasonable.re- striction of business. The form of such contract shall be first apprdVecT'bT ffipT mayor or commissioner of 'licenses am i his determination shall be reviewable b y certiorari. One of such duplicate con- tracts shall be delivered to the person en- gaging the applicant and the other shall be retained .by the applicant. Th e licens- ed person procuring snob engagement for such applicant shall keep o n file or en - ter in a hook provided for that purpose a copy of such contract. \. * 1184. Inspection of registers, books'and records. All registers, books, records and other papers required-to be kept pursuant to this article t n aiiy employment agency shall be open a t ail reasonable hours to the inspection of the\ mayor or commis- sioner of licenses; an d t o an y dul y ait-* thbrizedHtgent or Inspector of sucb mayor' or commissioner. (185. Fees charged by persons conduct- ing employment agencies: 1. The gross fees of licensed-persons charged t o appli- cants for employment.as lumbermen, ag- ricultural hands, coachmen, grooms, hos- tlers,, seamstresses, cooks, 'Walters, wait- resses, scrubwomen, laundresses,- maids, nurses (except profesibnais) and all!do- mestlcs and servants, unskilled workers ' and, general Jahorere. shall-not. in-'any case-exceed ten per centum of th e first fhdntb's wages, and, for all. Other 1 .appli- cants for employment, shall not exceed the amount, of the first Week's wages o r salary unless the period of employment 1st for at least one, year, and at a yearly salary, an d In that event, the gross fe e charged shall.not exceed flve'psir centum of the first year's salary..except when,, tmj* employment or engagement Is of a tem- porary nature, not to exceed In any sin- _,.* 1.—«_—— > A,.—. «,„.i«W ikL- 4*1.— .— L. — tiii».. glo contract one month, then th» fee shall not exceed ten per'cenfum o f tje. Salary palS, any ease*e*c^ed five pfr o*htuni of thV s&lary orjueages paid. The. grfiss fees for at theatrical engagement, .except an emer- gency engagement, shall be'due and paya- ble at the en d of each weelf of the en- gagement arid shall be based -on th e amounji of compensation actually receiv- ed for such engagement, except when such engagement Is unfulfilled -through any act- within the control of the appli- cant for such engagement. \•'. 3. A licensed person conducting any em- ployment agenoy under this article shall not receive or accept .any valuable thing or gift as a -fee or i n lieu thereof. N o such licensed person shall divide or share, either directly or Indirectly, th e fees here- in allowed,-with contractors, subcontract- ors, employers or their agents, foremen or any one i n their employ, o r if the con- tractors, subcontractors or employers be a corporation, any of the officers, direc- tors or employees of th e saine to whom applicants for employment o r threatrlcal engagements are sent. „ 4. Any person violating, the provisions of this section shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction of any licensed person for any. violation thereof shall be subject to a fine of not less than twenty-five dollars and not more than two hundred and fifty dollars, or imprison- ment for not more than one year, or both, at the discretion of tbe court,' 'mja-Jha mayor o r commissioner of licenses shall forthwith cancel and revoke the license of such person. \T\* S 186. Return ot fees. 1. In case a per- son applying for help or employment of a domestiq or commercial employment agen- cy shall not accept help or. obtain em- ployment through such agency, then the licensed person conducting such agency shall oh demand repay th e full amount of the said, fee, allowing three days'.,time to determine the fact of the applicant's fail- ure to obtain -help or Employment. If an employee furnished faUs_to^rejnalnjone -weeir-in— the-sltuatton, a nbw employee shall be furnished to the applicant for help if he so elects, or three-fifths of the fee returned, within four days of demand; provided said applicant for help notifies said licensed person within thirty days ot the failure of th e applicant to accept the position or of the applicant's discharge for cause. If the, employee Is discharged within one week without said\ employee's fault another position shall be furnished, or three-fifths of the fee returned to tbe applicant for employment if h e so elects. Failure of said applicant for help to noti- fy said licensed person that such has been obtained through means other than, said agency shall entitle «iid licensed person to retain or collect three-fifths of the said fee. 2. No such licensed person shall send out any applicant for employment with- out having obtained, either orally or In writing, a bona fide order therefor, and if It shall appear that no employment of the kind applied for existed at the place to which said applicant was directed, the said licensed person shall refund to such- applicant within three days of demand any sums paid b y said applicant'for trans- portation In going to and returning from said place, and all fees paid by said appli- cant § 187. Receipt for. fees paid. It shall be the duty -of every such licensed person conducting an employment agency to give to every applicant for employment from whom a fe e shall be received a receipt in whicb shall be stated, the name of said applicant, the date and amount of the feB, and tb e purpose for- which It was paid, and to every applicant for help a re- ceipt stating the name and address of said applicant, the date and .amount of the fee, and th e kind of help to be provided. Every such receipt, exceping those given by theatrical employment agencies, shall nave printed on the^back thereof a copy of sections one hundred and eighty-six, one hundred and eighty-seven, in the Eng- lish language and in an y language which the person to whom the receipt is. issued -can understand. 3188. Copies of law to be posted. Ev - ery licensed person shall past In a con- -splcuous place In each room of such agen- cy sections one hundred ana seventy- eight, one-hundred and eighty, one hun- dred and eighty-one, one hundred and eighty-two, onebnndred and eighty-three, one hundred and eighty-five, one hundred and eighty-six^ on e hundred and eighty- seven and one hundred and eighty-nine, of this article, which-shall be primed In large type tn languages In^whicb persons commonly doinjg business with such -office can understand. Such printed la w shall also contain the name and address of Ihe officer charged with the enforcement*)! this article i n such city. 3189. False or misleading advertise- ments and' information. NO licensed per- son conducting an y employment .agency shall publish or cause to be published any ' false or fraudulent or misleading informa- tion, representation, notice or advertise- ment; ail advertisements of such employ- ment agency by means of cards, circulars, or signs and In newspapers, and other publications, and all letter-heads, receipts and blanks shall b e printed and contain tbe licensed name* and address of such employment agent and'the word agency, and no licensed person shall give any false information, or make any false promise or false representation concern- ing an engagerttent or employment -to an y applicant who shall register or apply for an engagement or employment or help. S190. Prohibitions a s to employment agencies. No licensed person conducting an employment agency shall send o r cause to be sent any .female a s a servant; em- ployee. Inmate, entertainer o r performer, or any male as ^an employee or enter- fetner to an y place of bad repute, bouse of ill-fame, or 'assignation house, or t o any house or place of amusement kept for immoral purposes, or place restorted to for the purposes of prostitution, o r gambling house, th e character of -which such licensed person could have ascer- tained upon reasonable Inquiry. N o li- censed person shall send out any female applicant for employment, without mak- ing a reasonable effort to Investigate the character of the employer. Nor shall any such licensed person send any, female a s an entertainer or performer t o any-place where such female will be required or permitted to sell,-offot for sale or solicit the sale. .o£.Intoxicating liquors t o those present-or asflemblett--as-ah-aUdtence i- 'or\ otherwise In .such place or i n any rooms or buildings adjacent thereto. No licensed person shall knowingly permit an y per- sons of bad character, prostitutes, gam- blers, intoxicated'persons or procurers to frequent such agency,. No licensed -person shall accept any application for, employ- ment made b y or.'bnjbehalf of-any child or shall place or assist In placing an y such child i n any; employment whatever in violation of article twenty of, the educa- tion law, relating to compulsory educa- tion, an d In violation o f the: labor law. No licensed person, his agents, servants or employees shall,induce or compel any person to enter such .agency for an y pur- pose, by the s usa J>t force or by taking forcible possession of said person's prop- erty. No person, shall procure or offer to procure help o r employment in rooms or. on premises .whei'e .Intoxicating' liquors are sold tb be consumed, on. the premises whether or not .dues or a, fee'or privilege are exacted, charged or.received directly or Indirectly, except. In office buildings In Which ar e located cafes and restaurants. For the-vio1atlq£ i of,an; provisions shatll be a . .^ ,_., , Ave dollars, ai3td;'B<Sfc.ni6rs than two huiv dred arid fifty dollars, or Imprisonment for a period of.'Bot hiofe than\one. year, or tooth, a t thS-'aiscretloh of. tbe court 1191. Eriiorcem'eht of provisions of this article, l* IS ieltles' of thY aecoti^. and- thlrd class and In'.cftlcs'of'the first class having a pepUl8tiqlS , ':o'f''|ess thaii \threi hundred thousand.-this article, so fa r 'is it relates to such Cities, shall be enforced by the mayor or-HnWoffloef appointed\ by\'- hlni. \-'K: - \t- In,cIties--«ff-1hS' first class having;' a' population ot ifiree,- hundred- thousand or ^peotors shall\' se<£ ttiajE* all' the provisions/ ot tjils article, so\ far .as it relates to such cities, are, comp)h)d, with / and shall have rto\ other occupation or business, 3. Complaints against'any suoh licensed person shall be made orally or i n writing to the nmyor or commissioner of iloenses, or be sent in In affidavit form without ap - pearing in person, and reasonable notice thereof, not less -than one- day, shall b e given in writing' to said licensed person by, serving upon the licensed person either personally or b y leaving the same with the person in charge ojf his office, a con- oise statement o f the facts constituting the complaint, a,nd\a hearing pursuant.to the powers, granted to the mayor or com- missioner of licenses as provided In sec- tion one hundred and seventy-four shall be Tjad before the mayor or commissioner of licenses within one week from the date of the filing of th e complaint and no ad - journment shall be taken for a period longer than one Week. A dally calendar of al l hearings, shall be kept by the riiay- •or or commissioner of licenses and shall be posted i n a conspicuous place In hi s public office for at least ope day before the, date of such hearings. The mayor o r commissioner of licenses shall render hi s decision within eight days from the time the matter Is finally' submitted to him. Said 'mayor or commissioner of licenses shall keep a record of all sucb complaints and hearings. Th e sala mayor qr com- missioner of licenses may refuse t o issue arid shall revoke any. license for any good ,cause shown within the meaning and pur- pose of this article and when It is shown to th e satisfaction of th e mayor or com- missioner of' licenses that -any licensed person is guilty-of any Immoral, fraudu- lent or illegal conduct in connection with the conduct of said business, it shall be the duty of the mayor or the commis- sioner of licenses to revoke the license of such person; but notice of the charges -shall -be presented and -reasonable oppor- tunity shall be given said licensed person to defend himself. Whenever said mayor or commissioner of licenses shall refuse to issue or shall revoke the license of an employment agency, said determination may be reviewed by certiorari. When- ever for any cause such license is revoked, s.aid mayor or commissioner of licenses shall not Issue another license t o said licensed person or bis representative or t o any person with whom he. is to, be associ- ated In the business of furnishing employ- ment, help or engagements. In the ab- sence of the commissioner of licenses, .the deputy commissioner of licenses may con- duct* hearings and get upon applieations- for\licenses and revoke such licenses. 3 192. Penalties for violations. Tne, vio- lation of any provision of this article ex- cept as otherwise provided in this article shall be punishable by a fine not t o ex- ceed twenty-flve dollars, and any city magistrate, police justice, justice of the peace, or an y Inferior magistrate having original jurisdiction In criminal cases, shall have power t o impose said -fine, and in default of payment thereof to commit the person so offending for a period not exceeding thirty days. The said mayor Or commissioner- -of licenses or any person, hlg agent or attorney, aggrieved because of the vtotetions-of tills article sfiall insti- tute criminal proceedings for its enforce- ment before any court of conipetent juris- diction. 5 2. The amendment of article eleven of the general business law b y this act shall not affect the licenses issued pursuant to such article prior t o the taking effect of this ..act until the expiration of such li- censes or unless such licenses are termi- nated a s provided herein. Such amend- ment shall not affect the tenure of office of the commissioner of licenses, the dep- uty commissioner of licenses or of in- spectors, or of the employees to . whom the enforcement of such law relative to employment agencies Is now intrusted, or any action, or cause of action, arising from - the provisions of article eleven of the general business -law. ' 3 3. This act shall take effect Immediately State of New York, Office of the Secretary oftState, ss.; I have compared th e preceding with the original law o n filgjn this office, and do hereby certify that tb e same is a correct transcript therefrom, and o f the whole of said original law. SAMUEIi S. KOENIG, Secretary of State. -gagements _. . „ persons. Individually o r collectively pro- curing such engagements, except \vaude- vllle or circus engagements, shall hot In any case exceed the grosi-amount'of five per centum of the wage*'or salary of the engagement when the enfage;me«t'-ts-:ie»r sons t o applicant* for T«ud«Tlll«,or circus engagements b y one or mOrSstlch licens- .4dv. «n%<h1i;ftiiJalVIomiiy ;; *\-.6ofl :iii - li: ' d£ - '•'• '' procuring stich •hgageniml LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. 703. ^ AN ACT to amend chapter* forty-seven of the laws of nineteen hundred an d nine, entitled \An act relating to prisons, con- stituting chapter forty-three of the gon- solidated laws,\ in relation to the sala- ries of the members of the board of pa- role for state prisons and the meetings of such board, — Became a law June 2B, 1910, with the ap- proval of the Governor. Passed, three- filfths being present The People of-the State of New rork, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact a s follows: Section 1. Section tw o hundred and ten of article eight of chapter forty-seven .of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled \An act relating to prisons, con- stituting chapter forty-three of the con- solidated laws,\ is hereby amended to read a s follows: S 210. Board o f parole for state prisons; parole officers. There shall be a board of parole fo r state-prisons ot three members to consist- of the superintendent. of pris- ons, and two members to be appointed By the governor, by and with the advice and consent of the senate. This board shall have all the powers stnd' perform all the duties how devolving by la w upon th e board of commissioners 'for paroled pris- oners for the state prisons, it shall adopt a uniform system of marking prisoners by means of which shall be determined the number of marks or credits to b e earned by each prisoner a s a condition of release by parole, which system shall be-subjetrt to revision from tune to time. It shall also be its duty to make examination and report to the governor with its recom- mendations on all applications for pardon referred to i t by the. governor; The mem- bers of said board other than the super- intendent o f prisons shall receive for their services anr annual-salary o f not t o ex- ceed three thousand six hundred dollars each and shall hold office for a term of five years from the time of their appoint- ment They-shall also receive their nec- essary expenses actually • Incurred in tbe discharge-of their official duties. In case of th e absence'or disability of'the super- intendent of \prisons he ma y deputize his chief cleric to represent and act for him 'at any meeting of -said .board:\ Bach agent and warden'shall appoint a parole officer for the prison'.of Whicb he is in charge. It shall be the duty of such officers to aid paroled prisaners\in securing employment and to visit and exercise supervision over them while on parole an d they shall have :such authority an d perform >suoB other' duties a s the; board of parole may direct. The salary of each parole officer shair'not exceed twelve hundred dollars per annum; which together with his\actual ond-neces- .sary traveling expenses shall.be payable from the maintenance fund o f the prison to which He Is assigned. ^ . 3 2. Section tw o hundred and twelve of article eight of chapter forty-seven of the laws of nineteen hundred an d nine, enti- tled '.'An ac t relating to prisofts. consti- tuting chapter forty-three Of the consoli- dated laws,\. » hereby amended .to read asfollowsj 3 02. Meetings of board; applications for parole or. discharge. A majority of the board of parole for state .prisons shaft constltute.a quorum fop the transaction'of busjne**, and they shall meet-at eacb-of 'mta'timm*\. ten VtHiies, each , year .upon 'oa^jfto-rbe- Bxedt by. them and at-, such \times and places as' th'ey may deem . jsirV Each p\BsOneV confined In the .AtsBprlsghs rtfty ohe month' prior t o the, explratiAD of the minimum term of hi s sen t*hcev'-make application to- tlie board. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. - CHAP. 706. AN ACT to amend the tax law, in \rela- tion to taxable transfers. Became a law July 11, 1910, with the ap - proval of 'the Governor. Passed\ three- fifths being present • The People of th e State of New York, represented in. Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows; Section I. Section two hundred an d twenty of jejjanteicjilxty^rco- •$£ Kit, lews of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled \An act i n relation to \taxation constituting chapter sixty of th e consolidated laws,\ is hereby amended t o read respectively as follows: 8 220, Taxable transfers. A tax snail b e and is hereby Imposed upon the'transfer of an y property, real o r personal of the value of more than one hundred dollars o r of an y Interest therein or income there- from. In trust or otherwise, to persons or corporations hot exempt by la w from\ tax- ation o n real or personal property, in the following cases: 1. \When th e transfer is by will, or b y the intestate laws of this state from an y person dying seized, or possessed of the property while a resident of the state.- 2. WBen th e transfer la by will or intes- tate law, of property within the state,-and\ the decedent was a nonresident of the state at the. time o f His death. 3. Whenever the property of a resident decedent, or the'property of a nonresident/ decedent within this state, transferred by will, Is not specifically bequeathed or de- vised, suoh property shall, fo r the pur- poses ol this article 1 , b e deemed\ t o b e transferred proportionately, to, and r ;aivld- ed pro rata among all the general legatees' and devisees named In said decedent's will, Including all transfers under a resid- uary olause of suoh will. • 4. When .th e transfer is of property made, by a resident or by a nonresident when such-nonresident's property is with- ln.this state^by deed, grant, bargain, sale or -gift-- .made tn. contemplation of the death of .the grantor, vendor o r donor, or- intended to take effect i n possession or •enjoyment a t of after such death. •S. When any sueh person or corporation becomes''-beneficially entitled, in posses- »Ion\orioxpactanoy to any property or the Income thereof by any such transfer',. whether made before Or after th e passage of this chapter, 6. Whenever any person or corporation sball exercise a power of appointment de- rived from any disposition' of property made either, before or after the' passage of this chapter, such appointment When made sball b e deemed* a transfer taxable- tinder the provisions of this .chapter In the same manner as though the property '•- which such -appointment relates be- commfsshwel'.of licenses, who'Shalt f» appointed.JSMhft.jjaayOr,. and whose salary, together .with, those,\' of. 1 deputy •eomflilssioneVJ\.M n «ifi* i ^ < ft»'.-,W\he- «pr sainted -By him.AthMiKiOvtfjtedi-hy \the Said commissioner o f licenses -Arid, deputy cominlttIOH'ef;:.im^ piaA.-of. hua^l^jjiWnii^h'.iPijof' we'r^Tsucfc, !§*%\\ •j: t y l^f|ii^dMi,» ! h«il rmmt, shall not In 'they inty luv* ^olal buslhesi. ljucb-In- , ai . provldedr and said\ boird^ir hereby* 1 'pro> Molted frorri-entertalrilrig any other form of application 6* 'PStHfon 'iGi^ttfi. release. .upon'' parelevor *bsoiat#JjB|iHffi^V.O*. ejiiy? 'pr.isdner.-v- , ^'' i, -- ? i- 1 ' *%v- w \'--^-t'v. v ; • >''- *- >•'/«' . 3 2.-Thls act-shall take effect Immediately. fltatwofvNelf^farTcf JSiBce-of the SeflrefarS' j-.ofJSttte^isK- -J'-' if -isAtfi ;'/*'/\ ».4*»ve-««ipp«T«d;(tfie'-'tti«eaTO^*itR-the\. >o#glhalU»w*6n\/me.^^ thereby certify thatch*--«!«* Is «v correct . transcript- the^efrto-'siMlM' *!?• wfcoft * t \>-' BAMDIljUJfc-'KOBlSflGV /» - T 1M#P^>' iofiS&ti: \ - - - -\-?•'.•. .ft--a;'-i'i,V'\'4 s ''''-- '•£ V\.*~-v. •LAWS\Or\ pti^VOrik^By AlitHorlify? . , QHAB.M*. \' • AN'ACT to amend the liquor, tax la,w, in relation to places In, whloh truffle In liquors shall hot h e permitted. . •* : Beoarne a law June- 26,1910, with the op; PKoyal of the Governor. Passed, tftrea- flfths being present ,/ The People o f the State of -New. rqrk, repi.esented'-lii Senate and Assembly. >,o enact as folloiwa: Section 1, Subdivision one of section jiwCenty-three o f chapter thirty-nine-of .the laws of' nineteen hundred and nine, enti- tled \An aot I n relation to the traffic In liquors and for the taxation and reguia,-- Hon of the name, ana„to provide for local option, constituting chapter thirty-four pf the consolidated laws,\ Is hereby amended to read as-follows: 1. In any building or upon any premises or lands established as a penal Institution, protectory, industrial school,- asylum, state' hospital, state agriculture and Industrial school, colony or Institution established for the care or treatment o f epileptics, or poorhouse, and if sucb building, premises or lands, other than a county jail or state prison, be situated In a town and outside the limits) of an Incorporated village or city, -not . within ' one-half mile o t -any- buildlng, premises or lands so occupied, provided there be suoh distance of one- half mile between BUCD. building, premises and lands and the nearest boundary line of such village or oltyj, provided, however, that thlsjprohibltion shall not apply to a place which on the twenty-third of March, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, was law- fully occupied for a hotel and situated within one-half mile of a poorhouse; and provided, also,' that such prohibition shall not apply to an y place within th e above prescribed limit of a building, premises or lands occupied as a state hospital, if si- multaneously with the filing of each appll> cation statement descriptive x>t such trat-- fie, there shall b e filed a consent hi writ- ing that such traffic i n liquors be s o car- ried on during, the term stated In the ap - plication, executed by a majority of \the board of managers, and the superintend- ent of such state hospital, and acknowl- edged as are deeds entitled to be recorded., 32. This act shall take effect immediately. State of New York, Office of the Secretary of state, ss,: ' . I have compared the preceding With the original law on file in this office, and d o hereby certify that the same Is a correct transcript therefrom an d of the whole of said original law. SAMUat, S.-KOENIG, w* to a corporation or association orirnni™ -exclusively for the moral or menhi provement of men or women or for \ rtra 1 ttflc, literary, library, patriotic cemel ! • or-hstorlcal purposes or for he e™!? 1 ment_of laws relating to children or »S\ mals o r for two or more of such m,, ,„t • and used exclusively for carrytag P o '°on or more of .such purposes. But no sS corporation or association ehall o e enti. tied, to-such exemption if any officer men. ber.or employee thereof shall recri e II may be lawfully entitled to receive \Z\ pecuntery profit .from the operatffi thereof except reasonable ramp™ ',,?„?J for services in effecting one or m ,'„ a „. 1 . such purposes or as proper benen. i, 1ri » J J5f ItajstrJetly-ehgrltable purposes 0 gl Secretary of S,tate. to longed absolutely to the donee.of such power and ha d been bequeathed or de- vised by such donee' by will; and when- ever any person or corporation pT>8Sessing~ such a power of appointment, so, derived sball omit or fail to exerciser the same within the. time provlaecT therefor, in whole o r In part, a transfer taxable un- der the provisions of this chapter shall be deemed to take place to the extent of suoh omission or failure, in th e same' manner' as though th e persons or corporations thereby becoming entitled to the posses- sion or enjoyment of tbe property to which such powor related, had succeeded thereto by a will of tbe donee of the pow- «r falllntr tn prrernlsn such power, taking effeot at the -time o f such omission or failure. - - ' ' 7. The tax' imposed Hereby shall b e at the rate of five pe r centum upon: the clear market value of such property, ex - cept as otherwise prescribed In the next section. IX Section two hundred-and-twenty- ^transcrtpTithBi^rotn-snd of the whoM one of sueh chapter; as amended by chap- —'•*d — i, -'»~* \— ter Six bundred-of th e laws of nineteen hundred- and tenMs hereby amended to read as follows t f ' ' i 221. Exceptions and limitations. When prhpertyrjreal or personal, o r an y benefi- cial interest therein, Of the value of not more than, five- hundred dollars', passes by any\ such, transfer to or for the use of any father, 'mothor. husband, wtte/\cfilid brother, .\sister wife or wldcritf'Of- a son Or the htiBband..of a daughter, or s -ahy child: Or children adopted as sucH in conformity With the laws o f this state, of th e dece- dent, grantor, donor or vendor; or\ id'any child to .-whom any'sHcH decedent, grantor*, .donpr' ot,/endor',,,foE net-less than tea »ears;,prI6r tOy.'su.cfiJtransfer' stood -inT th e mutually, acknowledged relation 'o f a par- ent, provided, however, such relationship began at,JW Before ttevchUdf--fifteenth; birthaay^kiaLwfui ebnttbhous for\\j3ia' ten yearf 1hereaT8sr*,. and provVded^UoHh'atj except I& the case ,of a..stej^hlfdj-,;ffi»1,narfl ents'-bf smoli' child inall'.ha¥e>Jge#pi9^ ceased when ijjJcli wlattdnSnftp^mmeti'ci ed;'-'or\ to anj 1 lineal: desce^daHft>ot-sach eref -Ji real \jSfMrsiMat^&pSrty^i'Sitiy. benefleuu ihtereWWsriliSjSifeVlramferritl' is .of- the vMpm^mMgmBfim^ dellarstft .sM]l-\b:e or nilnaf'.ifeHird\ of the decedent, grantor? -j-aj, -..--., - r-i-r —«- — —'» \iousand- ?o» 8 !« l .»<i-.!s>»: but.if .thevUmourftSi*' .trailsferrea'toa father* ftother.'-WfaBwW' a tninor child ,is over' Ave thousaljaV dol?\ lars the excess shall 'be -takanlsv 'ftsttttr ikte of on e per ttnftinyupoft tn^clesi'' market'value of suo|gpraBerty^*«fe;lie»ihS.' SreoMlng W^.iX*Jimjfr,fajjffim? M:^*^i*.- tw» rfl *b-| W lsand ,n dour» and'jnoludlng-'t-he sum t „„? thousand' dollafs, twice the crim, ,l <« Uppn all amount's in e\ee s » ™?7»8 one hundred thousand dollars ..J 1 ™ and including the sum of n\-« !\ thousand dollars, throe times 11« hl rates; \ r> UDpn all, amounts in excess ot , K five hundred thousand- doiia„°'f , « apd including the sum of c , lars, tour times the primary rale,. &o\f»-amo}inta In excess „ t . ' ^orte mllftdn, dollars, five times ,i, e '„,,„- - \^i.\ ? U l an5r Pnwwty devised i\* queathed for -religious cerenon, ° r servances or commemorative sen,!' -1 \tJZH 1 **. decease <J «onor. or , S 0 e ^ c v a »J soiCTho te * blsh <>P or to anv Sj\ educational, charitable, missionary ' ?>, o(ent, hospital or Infirmary eo rp „? a ?'l including corporations organize,? ?\°»'l ?»Wly for bible or tract purpose^fi'fj e ?5 n M5 d . ^°. In . «\*. ™< subject to t £| Provtejons of this artiole. There shall a 1J 'object to other'Tthah money or s\ecurttie™beQ I> u r ° a P , h „i be exempted from and not subject to\ ?r^fi*l°il h i s . artlcle P^'sonal prope'J the organization thereof for a \y suei» I avowed purpose-be a guise or preterm for | directly or Indirectly making any „ th „| pecuniary profit-for such corpomti,,, „rl association or for any of Its memos,. „; | employees or If it be not in good fain, or f ganized or conducted exclusively for on»f or mpre of. such purposes. P ^ 3 8. Seetjpn' two hundred and nwntvjl nhie p&jmWx * chapter, as amended to! Chapter' tftt, hundred and elghty-thrnot™ the laws o f nineteen hundred and nine. I, Hereby amended to read as follows- °. § 229. Appointment of appraisers, atemrJ rapbers and clerks. The state compir*? Bhall appoint and may at pleasure remofl not to exceed six persons In the county* New York; three persons In the countyj KUMJCS, and one person In the counties a Albany, Dutchess; Erie, Monroe. Nassnj Oneida, Onondaga, Orange. Queens. Ha l selaer, -Richmond, Suffolk and Westchjl ter, to set a s appraisers therein Theal praisers so appointed shall receive anitl nual salary t o be fixed by the state coavl trailer, together with their actual ^JF necessary traveling expenses an.i witnt^ fees, as hereinafter provtdpd payaujl monthly by the state comptroller out tf any fundsln his hands or , sto.iy onijl count of transfer tax. 'TII- salaries M GUph of the appraisers so .ipnoint^d slu] not. exceed the. following amuunts: I New York county, four th..i.san.i doiiait in Kings county, four th-.isan.i doiieh] It) Brie county, three thou-,ml dollars;! Westchester and Albany c...-ntM twenirJ five hundred dollars; in Nassau countrl two thousand ( dollars; In Queens, Monro and Onondaga Counties, one thousand nrs] hundred dollars; In Dutchess. 1 >n,-!da, t ange, Hehsselaer, Richmond and SuffoJ counties, one thousand dollars Each pfl the said appraisers shall file n nli tlie suiil comptroller his oath of office and his oil clal bond In the penal sum of not lean than one thousand dollars, in th^ discwl tlon of th e state comptroller, c.nditionil for the faitjiful performance of ins dutiafl -as such appraiser, which bond shall $W approved by th e attorney-K^mrai tail the state comptroller. The state romptro|.l Ier' shall retain out of any funds in aisl hands on .account of said tax the fuiioirJ Ing amounts: First, a sum sufficient lal provide the appraisers of New York coirc.1 ty with six--stenographers, three clerks! and. an examiner of values, of Kiass coun-f ty wiih3hre e stenographers, and Qf I county witi^ one' clerk, appointed by thai state.' comptroller, whose salary shall aoli exbe'edjlfieen hundred dollars a yeareaca,! Second^, a'&iun to be used In defraying ta»T expenses, for office rent, stationery, posfrjl age, process eervlng and other similar ex-l peases' ^necessarily incurred In the ap-l praisal of estates, not exceeding ten thenar sand five hundred dollars a year m NerJ York county, and three thousand dollars™ year in Kings county. Third, a sum aotl exceeding ten thousand dollars to be use$l In defraying, the expenses for extra tler-I leal and stenographic services in U»| 'transfer ta x bureau of the comptroller*! offlce stAIbany, during the period ending.! September thirtieth, nineteen hundred and'! eleven. 1 J. 4. Seetlon-'twb hundred and &>\>;• three of such chapter Is hereby amende*;! to read a s follows: £ m i 443. Definitions. The words \est»lt\; and • \property as' used in this artlelfcl shall be taken to mean the property o;| interest therein passing or transferred Mf| Individual or corporate legatees, devises,;! -heirs; next- of kin, grantees, donees «| 1 vendees, and not the property or Intersil therein of'the decedent, grantor, donor «jjj vendor passing or transferred, and s»# include alt property or interest therein,',! \whether situated within or without Wei staTer \THe\ word\ \transfer as usedWl this article, sball be taken to Include m* passing of property or any interest theiMl in in-possesslbhf'br enjoyment, presentorv.| future, by inheritance, descent, devise, &m quest, grant,'deed, bargain, sale or g»V| in the mahnefc.b.erein P resrr ! be , a :J2!l 'words -\county treasurer\ and aisW*I attorney,\'as-used in this article, snallM^a taken to mean the treasurer or the a$a t'rict attorney pf the county of the ranja« gate haying: Jurisdiction as pr<> vlli ™%| section -two hundred and twenty-ejglit o^w this.article. ' J s 6. This adt shall take effect I atoly.' - „ ,, State of New York, Office of the Secreli •of State, ss.i -•• . \I have cbJhpared the preceding with ti original law.dnS.file in this offlce. and* hereby- certify that the same is a eorr sai original'law.. 'SAJIUBt, S. KOENIQ. .- - . • ^- Secretary of Stat*. | •So i n original. LAW'S Of r*£rV¥bRK-By AuthorM ''\ CHAP. 701. f AN. A6(T tot amend the highway m> relation- :t6f -dahiages for change t Be(Anie ; V\law June 25,1910. \»\ '>>\»I Jiroval.df, the Governor. Fassed uw* fifths, being present. _ . The^phCotftne, State of New H,. reprs'seht.ed^ffi; .Senate and Ass, mtuy. »a •enacttas^folio-fVsr' , .-M , t '^A^elA.*' V&t4u^i*i.*.- *!.(..•.. of f'le IflWI^-stf „,_.. „„„„,_. „.... ,...,„. ' rnnrt l tn Jj . 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Wh'eneVer awards shall wajii fully nMdCpu-ranant to any \MfJ\ this.state, for dahiages sustained by™ estate or: any \linrtepvements ih t \*V restsp-nu.br ,;Sraijpfoge of grade 01 J islrel^^n^or'ioSd In front th« :mmW&idr,$9i the..principal amouni| mmaies'^s'u's&aedl-Shall bear Interest fr«^nmulI^eOTe , change of sraSeKB ^fe*fiWWi*Safl. take effect imB^ rStS^f-^NegtoriciOfflce of the secrti*^ strih^pt&tn«rett6ri«ind of me < •-4,M,V- %£<®M^ -%>oretary of S»*M The Childr the surf, the sar tion and the ii The New Er No one but a w despair, and tbe 1 a daily burden of derangements of distinctly feminin pletely upset the Dr. Pierce's Fai weakness and dis It allays inflf It tones and and motherh have nothini It it non-secret, non-alcoholic one AJI YOUR NEIGHBORS. The y probt If you want a book that tells all tbem at home, send 21 one-cent ste only, and he will send yo u a free cc Common Sense Medical Adviser—r< In handsome cloth-binding, 31 stamp! 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