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TO I&WS .OF NEW- ^•?: yP;:K'S#iSSy 5 \«- ^^Mi^sifc HI Kings, or In the city court of the city of Ne w York or the county court of Kings county, which could have been brought: except for the amount claimed therein, In the municipal court of the city of New Vork, and i n which the defendant shall have been served with process within the city of New York, the plaintiff shall re- cover n o costs or disbursements unless he shall recover two hundred and fifty dol- lars or, more. The fact that In any action a plaintiff ia not entitled to costs under the provisions of this subdivision shall note entitle the defendant to costs under the next following section. 8 & Nothing In this act contained shall affect an y action o r proceeding now pend- ens. 5 8. This act shall take effect Septem- ber first,- nineteen hundred and ten. State o f New York, Office o f the Secre- tary of State, ss. : I have compared the preceding with the original law on file in this office, and do hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of th e whole of said original law. SAMUEIi a KOBNIG. Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—B y Authority. CHAP. 577. AN ACT to amend the code of civil pro- cedure, In relation to the time for the service of pleadings and papers by mall, f iecame a law June 21, 1910, with the ap- proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do- enact as follows: Section I. Section seven hundred and ninety-eight .of th e code of civil proce- dure is hereby amended to read a3 fol- lows. S 798. Where It i s prescribed in this act, e r in the general rules of practice, that a notice must be given, or a paper must be served, within a specified time, before an act is t o be done; or that the adverse party has a specified time, after notice or service, within which to do an act; it service is made through the post-office. three days shall be added to the time specified except that service o f notice of trial may be made, through the post- office, not less than sixteen days before th e day of trial, including the day of service, § 2. This act shall take effect September first, nineteen hundred and ten. State of Ne w York, Office of the Secre- tary of State, ss.: I have compared the preceding with the original law on file in this office, and do hereby certify that the same i s a correct, transcript therefrom and of th e whole of said original law. SAMUEL S. KOENIG, Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—B y Authority. CHAP. 578. AN ACT to amend the code o f civil pro- cedure. In relation to the probate of wills. Became a law June 21, 1910, -with the ap- -proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section L Section twenty-six hundred and twenty-five of the code o f civil pro- cedure is hereby amended so as to read a s follows: ~ § 2625. Surrogate's decision on probate. A decree-admitting' a wttl of real ox •per- sonal property, or both, to probate is con- clusive as an adjudication of the validity of the will, and of the question determin- ed under section twenty-six hundred and twenty-four of this act, except as in this •chapter otherwise provided. a 2, Sections twenty-six hundred and twenty-six and twenty-six hundred and twenty-seven of the code of civil proce- dure are hereby repealed. § 3 Section twenty-six hundred and twenty-nine of the code of civil procedure is hereby amended to read as follows: § 2629. Will certified, or record thereof, may be read in evidence. The surrogate must cause t o be indorsed upon, or an- nexed to, the original will admitted to probate, or the exemplified copy, or state- ment of the tenor of the will, which was admitted without production o f an origi- nal written wll i a certificate, under his hand, or the hand of the clerk, of hla court, and his seal of office, statins that ft has. npon due proof, been admitted to probate, as a will valid to pass real or personal property, or both, as the case may be. The will, or the copy or state- ment, so authenticated, the record thereof, or an exemplified copy of th e record, may be read in evidence, as proof of the original will, or of the contents or tenor thereof, without further evidence, and with the effect specified in the preceding sections. 3 4. Sections twenty-six hundred and forty-seven, twenty-six hundred' and for- ty-eight, twenty-six hundred and forty- nine, twenty-six hundred and fifty, twen- ty-six hundred and fifty-one, twenty-six hundred and fifty-two and twenty-six hundred snd fifty-three of th e code of civil procedure are hereby repealed. 3 5- This act shall take effect September first, nineteen hundred and ten. State of New York, office of the Secre- tary of State, ss.: I have compared the preceding with the original law on file in this office, and do hereby eertify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. SAMUEL S. KOENla . Secretary of State. amount not exceeding fifteen per centum of th e estimated cost of the construction or improvement of such county highway, as shown by (ho estimate approved by the board of supervisors pursuant to section one hundred and i twenty-eight of thls^ chapter, and\appiX!-the<ippoceedsxof. such bonds.to the payment of the share-oeiths; cost of construction! of such highways to; be borne by-th e town oimowna appro* prlated:add -madSKlmraBdiatelyi availabllv as aforesaid or t o the payment and* re-- demptlon of any certificates of Indebted- ness issued as above provided. Said bonds shall be payable not more than five years from their date. It shall be the duty of the board of supervisors to provide for the assessment, levy ana collection of annual taxes sufficient to pay the princi- pal and interest of said bonds, as the same shall become due. Upon the peti- tion of the town board of any town, the beard of supervisors of the county may, by resolution, authorise the town to bor- row a sufficient sum to pay the share of the cost of the construction or improve- ment of a county highway which is t o be borne by the town as apportioned by the commission and to issue and sell town bonds therefor. Such bonds shall be pay- able not more than thirty years from their date, be sold by the supervisor for not less than par and the proceeds thereof shall be paid into the county treasury to be applied in payment of the share of such cost which is to be borne by such town and the redemption of any bonds or certificates of indebtedness issued by the county to pay such share. The board of supervisors shall, from time to time, im- pose upon the taxable property of the town a tax sufficient to pay the principal and interest of such bonds as the same shall become due. The board of super- visors shall provide for the assessment, levy and collection by tax of all or any part of the share of the cost of such im- provement apportioned to the county which has not been provided for by the issuance of county bonds as a* county charge and shall also provide for *the assessment, levy and collection by tax of all or any part of the share or shares of the town or towns which has not been provided for by the issuance of town bonds as a town charge. ! 2. This act shall take effect Immedi- ately. State of New York. Office of the Secre- tary of State, ss.: I have compared the preceding with the original law on file In this office, and do hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. SAMUEL S. KOBNIG, Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. 580. AN ACT to amend the highway law, in relation to the share of coTcmtles and towns in the cost of highway improve- ment and the issuance of bonds there- for. Stecame a law June 2L 1310, with the ap- proval of the Governor. Passed, thres- fifths being present. The People of the State of \lew York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact a s follows: Section t Section one hundred and- for- ty-two of chapter - thirty of th e laws of nineteen hundred and ntne, • entitled \As act relating to highways, constituting -nbapter twenty-five - of . the consolidated. law?*.\ a s amended by chapter four hun- dred and eighty-six of the'laws of nine- teen hundred and. nine. Is-hereby amended to read as follows: 6 H2, County or town ma y borrow money. Whenever -the board at supervis- ors shall have, by resolution, appropriat-' ed and made Immediately available t o the requisition of the commission a n ainbtint sufficient to. pay the share of th e cost of such construction o r Improvement which is to be borne by the county and town •r towns within which sucb highway or section- thereof is located, such amount so appropriated shall be- e county charge In Che> first instance and shall be paid by the ooonty treasurer of' the county in which such highway or section, thereof Is locat- ed, upon the'. requisition' of the commis- slon. If there are not sufficient funds in the county treasury-to pay such share of the county and town or towns of - the cost of construction of such improvement so appropriated and made available, the county treasurer is authorized to borrow- « sufficient amount te pay such share In anticipation of taxes to be collected there- for, or the Issuance of -bonds: as herein- after provided, and to.' pledge the faith and credit of the county for th e payment ef the amount when due. with interest; The board of- supervisors -may, by reso- lution, authorize the issuance and sale of bonds of the county to an amount not exceeding the- share of the county as op- portioned by the conuntealou,- o r Jf- such sj-porttonnieht has not been made. to.-ah amount hot exceeding thirty-five per cent- am of the-estimated cost of th e construc- tion or trnproVeroent. of such - oebtoty tnjgn* w«y :ts. shown by the estimate apse^ves by the board of supervisee* pursuant te section one -hundred and - twenty'Sight, of this chapter, and apply .the proceeds of- such bonds te the payment of the share or the oest of the bonstruetloti of' snob highway to be borne by the cottnty, ap- propriated and made Inxmedleselr avail? sbie s s aforesaid or /to th e payment aad redemption of any certificates of Indebt- edness Issued - s s above provided. ' Bald bonds shall be payable not more than thirty rears fross their dat a The beard ef supervisor* mar, by resorotVm. as - thurize tea issassace and eaW o f bonds of th* county te aa asaeunt sot suras*lag the share of the tesra'or-tonsr-as appor- tioned b y the rmaiiil—luau or. If seels ap- portionment ha* no t been- toads, te an-l LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. 681. AN ACT to amend the code of civil pro- cedure. In relation to dlspqsing of the decedent's real property for the pay- ment of debts and funeral expenses. Became a law June 21, 1910, with the ap- proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section L Section twenty-seven hundred and fifty-five of the cede of civil proce- dure is hereby amended so as to read as follows: S 2755. Upon the return of the citation the surrogate must proceed to hear the allegations and proofs of the parties. A creditor of the decedent, tocluding one whose claim Is hot yet'due, or\a\ person* having a claim for unpaid funeral' ex- penses, although not named in the cita- tion, may appear and thus make himself a party to the special proceedings. An heir or devisee, or a person claiming under an heir or devisee, o f the property in ques- tion, although not named in the citation, may contest the necessity sf applying the property to the' payment of debts, Judg- ment liens or funeral expenses, or tbs va- lidity of a debt, due or unpaid, repre- sented as existing against the decedent, or the reasonableness of the funeral 'ex- penses; may Interpose any defense to the- whole or any part thereof; and, for that purpose, may make himself a party to the special proceeding*, but a judgment 'here- tofore or hereafter recovered against the executor or sdministrator upon a claim against decedent shall be prima facie evi- dence .and proof of the claim against th e real property of decadent, and the bur- den of disproving such judgment, or of proving that the claim upon which it was rendered Is invalid, or that the judgment was obtained by collusion shall be upon theparty disputing or objecting to the saHfc if such party shall have filed writ- tennegections thereto. The admission or allowance b y the executor or administra- tor of a claim or debt of an y creditor against the decedent shall, for the pur- pose of such proceeding, be deemed an establishment thereof, unless objection bo made thereto by a party to the special proceeding. Where such a defense arises under the statute of limitation, an act or admission by the executor or administra- tor does not -prevent the running; of the statute, or revive the debt, so as t o affect. In any manner, the real property, or In- terest In real property in question, or to permit the creditor to participate in th e fond arising therefrom. I 2. This ac t shall take effect July first, nineteen hundred and ten* State of New York, Office of the Secre- tary of State, ss.: I have compared the preceding with the original law on file In this office, and do hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. SAMUEL 8. KOBNIG. Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. 582. AN ACT to amend the code of civil pro- cedure, relative to the filing of under- takings on appeal. Became s law June a. 1910, with the ap- proval of the Governor. Passed, thfee-j fifths being present. ~ The People of the State of Ne w York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact a s follows: . Section L Section thirteen hundred and seven of the code of civil procedure 5s hereby amended t o read s s follows r I 1307. Undertaking must be filed. An undertaking, given as prescribed In- this chapter, must be filed with the clerk with whom the- judgment or order sppealed from .is entered, except that upon an-ap- peal to the court of appeals the undertak- ing must be filed, with the clerk of th e court wherein the original judgment or order was entered. f 2. This act shall take effect September first, nineteen hundred and ten. State of New York, Office of the Secre- tary of State, ss.: I nave compared the preceding with the original taw oh Ills .til this office, and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original tsw. SAjrrjBL a KOBNIG. Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP, Hi. A N ACT to amend the cods of civil pro- cedure. In relation to the- validity, con- struction or effect of dispositions of . property by will.. Became a law June 0. Ml. wlib the ap - proval of th e \Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People of the Stats of Ne w York, represented In Senate aad Assembly, do enact a s follows:' Section L Section- twenty-sis hundred and twenty-four of the code of civil pro- cedure is hereby: amended t o a s to read as follows: I 2924. But If a party expressly pots In issue, before .the surrogate, the vsUdrty, construction, or effect of any dsapoelttoa of property, contained in « will of a resi- dent of the state, executed within the state, the surrogate must determine the question upon rendering a decree; mil see the decree refusee -to. admit the will-te probate, by. reason of, a failure to prove 'any of the matters specified In the. last section, I 2.. This act snail take effect Septem- ber first, nineteen hundred en d tea, •tat e of- Ne w York, Office of the Secre- tary of State, so.:' I have compared the preceding with th e ortftaat taw-: oa file In this office/ and do hereby oerttfy that the seats-Is a..correal transcript I herefrom-and of the whets ef aaM original-lew, -. . ' SAlsUB L g. «OEfW, . .' Beoretary sfeXats.: LAW8 Or NBWiYOIvK—By Authority*. CHAP.\ 686. •>•-•'• AN ACT to amend the code o f civil pro- ,ceducep4n>.relatIon to a corporation act- ing -as -admtolstrator with the will an- nexed, i Becemeoe Mar June «iS'l«e> Wtfcitthe U approyaluot laoirnrswinsi', Esaseejlithme- fltths (being-present. - e. lUelPeopJKeot the Stats ot*N«w» Sot*, repressntadtim Senate sa d **semblyj.-do^ enact as follows: Section 1. Subdivision one of seetlon two thousand six hundred and forty-three of the code o f civil procedure is hereby amended to read a s follows: L To one or mors of the residuary legatees, who are qualified to act as ad - ministrators. If any one of such legatees who would otherwise be so entitled is. a minor, administration shall be granted to his guardian, if competent. A corporation which is a residuary legatee Shalt be qualified to aof aa such administrator, although not specially authorized by its charter or any provision of law. ; 2. This act shall take effect Septem- ber first, nineteen hundred and ten.. State of Ne w York, Office of the Secre- tary of State, ss. : I have compared th e preceding with the original law on file In this office, and do hereby certify that the same la a correct transcript therefrom and o f th e whole of said original law. „„_ SAMUEL S. KOBNIG, Secretary of State. LAW S OF NEW YORK—B y Authority. CHAP. 687. A N ACT to amend the code of criminal procedure, in relation to record of trial to be furnished by county clerk t o officer in charge of criminal sentenced to. a reformatory. Became a law June 2L 1S10, with the ap- proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and\ Assembly, do enact as follows: Section L Section'four hundred and nine- ty-a of the code of criminal procedure is hereby amended to read aa follows: 3190-a. Record o f trial to be furnished by county • clerk* upon-request,- t o officer in charge of criminal sentenced to a re- formatory. Every- clerk of an y court by which a criminal shall be sentenced to a reformatory shall,, upon request of the of- ficer in charge of an y such reformatory, furnish to the officer- having such crimi- nal In charge a record containing a copy of the indictment, and of the plea, the names an d residences! of the justices pre- siding at the trial, also the jurors and of the witnesses sworn on' the. trial, a full copy of the testimony) snd of the charge of the court, th« verdict' the \sentence pro- nounced, and the date thereof, which rec- ord, duly certified b y the clerk; under his hand and official\ seal, may be used a s evidence against such criminal - In any proceeding taken' by him for a release from imprisonment, by habeas corpus or. otherwise. A copy of the-testlmony tak- e n on the trial and of th e charge of tiin court, shall be furnished to the clerk for the purposes of Una section) by- the ste - nographer acting- upon the- trial, or if no stenographer b e present, by th e district attorney of the county; but tha- court ma y direct tha district attorney to make a summary o f such testimony which-sum- mary may, after approval and-,by direc- tion of th e court; be- made a part of the record herein provided for; and- if - the -court s»-directs^a-copy-ofjtliai.testimony need not be made-sad may • be omitted from such record) The- stenographer o r district attorney furnishing such copy or summary-and the •county 1 cierky shall'-he- entitled t o suc h compensfttioiv in each- case in which they shall' perform the du- ties required by-this^sectkmi-as shall.be certified to be just by the judge presid- in g a t the triaL. and) sealribe-paid- by^the county In whlch^the-trial is had,-as part o f the court expenses,' The derkushall also, upon any. such conviction and-sen- tence, forthwith transmit to the-general superintendent of-<the reformatory notice thereof. 5 8. This act shall tak e effect September, first, nineteen -hundred • and ten. State of Ne w York, Office of.the Secret tary of Stste,-ss.: I have compared th e preceding with the original law- on file in this office, an d d o hereby certify* that^tae same i s a correct transcript therefrom-and of UWwholc of said original law ? SAKUBii S: KOBNIG, Secretary of State. LAW8 OF NEWYORK—By Authority. CHAP. ST*.- AN AC T t o amend th e code-of olvtl -pro- cedure, hi relation to procedure in- sur- rogate's court- Became a law- Jun e ZL1910, with the ap- proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being preseatv The People o f the\ State of New-York, represented in Beeata and;: Assembly, do enact as follows} Section 1. The code of civil procedure Is hereby amended-by inserting after section twenty-four hundred and seventy-twer thereof a new section, to be numbered twenty-four hundred and seventy-two-a, and to b e as follows: - i 2172-av Th» ; surrogate's court'has'also jurisdiction upon a Judtelsl accounting o r a proceedlngfor-thO'payment-of n legacy to ascertain th e title t o any legacy or dis- tributive sharsv to se t oft^ debt against the sam e and -for that purpose ascertain whether th e debt exists, t o affect the ac- counting party wttb a constructive^ trust, and to exercise-all other power, legal or equitable, necessary to the complete dispo- sition of-the matter. H« mus t order-the trial of an y coaUovei ssa-querHon o f tact o f which either party baa constitutional right of trial by jury-and'seaaonably -de- mands the •asee.-i « I I Section twenty-four hundred and seventy-three of > the- code- o f civil proce- dure Is hereby amended so as to read as follows: I 2*3. Presumption, o f jurisdiction. Where the jurisdiction of a surrogate's court to make; la- a case-specified In the last two sections, a decree-or other de- termination; Is> drawiv-ln question, coHat- erallyj an d the nmsssry parties were duly cited or appeared, the jurisdiction is presurnptrreiyy and,- In tha absence of fraud or coDtjeioOv ceodrusrrely establish- ed, by am allegation o f the. jurisdictional factaj contained ia- a written petition or answer; duly verifies.- used In the surro- gate's oourt. The fac t that the parties were duly ritea Is • presumptively proved by a reoMal te that effect M the- decree.- i t Sectio n twenty-five hundred and forty-eevea of th e cod e of crril procedure Is hereby smsnas i so- a s to read as fel- lows:^ I Sa. Trial by Jury, The surrogate may. In his dJsereOoa, make an order di- recting the trial -by Jury,- a t a trial term of the supreme court to be held within the eonaty, or la the-county court of th e county, of any controverted question of fact arising ist a - epeolai .proceeding for th e disposition of th e real-property of a decedent* as -presertbea' ht title- fifth of this chapter. He-nms t order- such trial of- sh y controverted question fit fact of which either pe^ry aas-ooastHutional right of trial by Jory, snd seasonably demands the same, gather of the surrogates of the county o f New toi* may,-, l a bJs.dlscre-' tlon, make an order transferring to the supreme court any speds l proceeding, for the preeete-of-a wl» pending In «aM county. Every order under tins section must state djstssetly and- plainly each question of feet te he tried.- The order is the only authority necessary for the trial m the, suprssse .eesao ef- such ques- tion. The vereset, If not setasies by the judge' before whom th e qeesuoe Is- tried, shall b e certsaed. t* the »arr*gaMis -court by the clerk*et, the, oeus-t> uv'--wilbir the trial book place, sa d shaH be oeaoiaslve exj«e»,uee« Sewesfe prevideeV tilt* a new trial ma y b e snsstil^seMae jodge csfere whota taw trMe*-,je»r stakes pteee. ueoa roouoa laiissis j to,,be saads. withes- ten - days after theiveratotiwes rsadlnsV epaa exoesatsw^oiwewaesaw -ta».vera«c« Is een- trary te.thi , Ittisis es>eoa<rary t o law, o r M.egess**^ <s*Js^lsMaBMe*b --< j 1 • *. •MplMiiM¥,tWVBM s ^<AV^ v eMMeW0Q *-Aflid forty-etgfcs, ead i tveaty-cwe bestared -and fovty-ohie of' th*. eode of eMl •ssesawre ar s hesrtjr.ieinalsa. •' - II Ttta ; **t sfeeB net sJtet any action o r rrnillnlSsw aow.eoaosaei ' II. TMe set «*•• <sia SfeeifSepteibeT first, nlssuss ksaiiil and ten. - . Btel#\of ltM*v Yeafer Odese ef - the- eeere- tarr.o»:«i»ssi,as)t ... I have Hwseisl Hi mmi,, mi , the orlrhwl ,tmi as>,se»t ta.tssa .esees,' aad-ee bMntw.tisalsfSi ts»w.fls1i ssisw lea- oerrest transorlpMherefront and of trie whola of said original law. ' - -\•'\\'. 8AM0BL 8. KOnNIG, ' Secretary of State- LAWS OF NfcWYOllK-By Authors*. OBA!fS>m J' S *N (ACTEts amend jthawillage laWj^relav • tlv»«to:aisecoo* oleetion upon a p'ropos*- t UonxtowalseSnonewr, S^ > Bbsamem IatrMmtadBTlMO. wlth'Jhe ap« proval of: the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present The People of the State of Ne w York, represented in Senate- and Assembly, d o enact as,follows: ' V Seistton X Sebtlon one hundred and thir- ty-one of-chapter^^ sixty-four of the laws of-- nineteen- hundred - and -nine,- entiued \An act relating to villages, oonstitutlrig chapter sixty-four of the. consolidated laws,' 1 1s hereby amended to read'as fol- lows: 5 1SL Second election upon proposition to raise money.- \a the vote at an election upon a proposition to purchase property or to raise-a ta x or t o Incur a debt-snail- be against such proposition, no proposi- tion embracing the same object shall be again submitted before the •elaraft of nine- t y days Biereafter-. • .*.-•\\«* } i. This act shall take effeot Immedi- ately, o c^\ State of NeW York, Office of the Secre- tary of State, ss.: \ hav «.compare d the preceding with the original law on file In this office, and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct ^ a ^^ mrom ana of \»» whole of said original law. SAMUEL S. KOENIG, Secretary of State. •So in original. .,' LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority, CHAP. 601. A N ACT to amend the tax law, In rela- tion to an optional tax on prior ad- vanced mortgages. Became a. law June 23, 1910, with the approval of the Governor. Passed,-throe, fifths being present, ' - The People \Of -the State of Ne w York' represented. In Senate and Assembly • do enact-agfcfouows: , -.---' -- Section 1. Section two hundred and six - ty-four of chapter sixty-two of the laws of nineteen hundred- and nine, entitled \An act in relation t o taxation,' consti - tuting chapter sixty of tha consolidated laws,\ is hereby. amended to read as follows: - . 5 264. Tax oh prior advance- mortgages Whenever any part-of -the amount oMhe principal indebtedness which is or- under any contingendy may\ be secured by a mortgage • recorded prior to July first nineteen hundred, and six, is •advanced after Juiy>-.flrst! nineteen hundred and six. tha tax^-prescribed by section two hundred and ftfty-thre& of this article Js hereby- Imposed on. th e amount of- prin- cipal indebtedness so - advanced, which tax shall bai payable at the .samei'thne and in the-sam e manner as-taxe s im - posed by section two. hundred and- fifty- nine of-this article, and all the -provisions of seotlon .two hundred and fifty-nine In relation to the thhe and manner of pay- ing such tax; thetflline of statements In relation to th e time and amount of such, advances, and-penalties for-fallure to-file the same shall apply to adyancessimade under thiB section and\ the payment of a tax thereon, except-that if the-mortgagor Is not a corporation, such statements-shall .tte_ j8!sfl-.bY_|je _Qwmjr^ o f jfee_ .mortgage. who, for&irare _ toiS^V&aifba^miblect\^^ SBmxtB and' ABBsmbly, do toMhe .penalties describe d by such see enaot M fnnMM! ' tion. In case said-mortgage was given to secure the payment of- a series-of bonds, the mortgagor.may, a t the time o f paying such tax, jjresent to tie-recording officer, the bonds representing-, the. portion of the-.principal'indebtedness secured-by. said mortgage upon which the-tax-,1s-to be paid, and also file--with said recording; officer-a statement .verified by the mort- gagor or an officer' o r duly authorized agent or attorney of the mortgagop-specl- fying that &aldU:bonds?*- so presented, ace- the bonds, representing that .portion o f the principal > Indebtedness secured by said mortgage -upon which the tax- Is t o be paid and that saidahonds are secured by a mortgage recorded In said'office stating the date of' said mortgage and the liber and-page-of the record of the same. It shall,be the duty of such re- cording officer to- Indorse upon each, o f said bonds, so presented-to him, a state- ment signed'byuhlm to the effect that the ta x Imposed by this article on that por- tion of the principal indebtedness secured by said mortgage represented by said bonds has been paid, and said statement shall be conclusive proof of such pay- ment Notwithstanding; th e exception contained In section two hundred and. fifty-four, the record owner o f any mort- .gag e recorded-prior to July-first, nineteen hundred and six, other' than a corporate trust mortgage, may file In the office of the recording officer where such mort- gage Is first recorded a. statement In form and substance as required by sec- tion- two hundred and fifty-four of this article, except that it shall- specify and state the amount' of. all advancements made thereon prior to said date, giving the date and amount of- each advance- ment and the amount of such prior advancements - remaining unpaid, and thereby \\electa\that trie, same be taxed under this article; and any mortgagor or mortgagee under a corporate trust mort- gage given to'secure a series of -bonds or the owner of any such' bond or bonds se- cured thereby may file in the office of the recording officer where-such-mortgage is first recorded a statement.In form.and substance a s required by seotlon tw o hundred, and fifty-four ot . this, article, ex - : eept that It shall specify ; the : i»rial num- ber, the date and amount of each bond aid otherwise sufficiently -describe the same to -identify it as- beings secured by such mortgage, and thereby-elect that such bond or bonds be taxed under, this article. A tax thereupon, in the case o f mortgages other than- corporate trust . mortgages, be computed, levied and col- lected upon the amount of the principal debt or obligation represented by said unpaid prior advancements at the time of (Hlnsisuch statement, or. in the case of a corporate trust mortgage, upon the - amount of' the-bond or bonds specified in the statement filed, at the.rate-Prescribed by section two hundred, and fifty-three of this article. Said bonds representing .prior advancement tinder corporate, trust mort- gages and taxed as herein provided mayb e Sresented to the recording, officer, whose uty it Is t o collect said tax, for indorse- ment and he shall thereupon Indorse upon each of said bonds a statement, attested by his signature, of the payment of the tax as provided in this section In respect to bonds representing subsequent advance- ments, and the record owpsr of any other, mortgage taxed upon prior advancements as herein provided may. present said mortgage to the recording, officer, and thereupon such officer shall hot* upon the same-the filing of the statement and th e amount of the ta x paid, attesting, by his signature, to all such cases th e recording; officer shell note on the margin of the record of such mortgage the,filing of such statement, and the. amount of the ta x paid, and, in case of bonds secured by corporate-trust mortgage*,..the serial num- ber of each such bond, The words \bond\ an d \bonds\ a s used in this section shall be deemed, to embrace all-Dotes,or- other evidences of indebtedness. ae^iredU by mortgages taxable unde^^lSjSsctlon. In case of any mortgage taxable, under this section,- the portion, of the indebtedness secured- thereby upon wWon; tm tax im- posed by this section Is psjd„.and isuob portion only, shall be exempt from Uxa - f^-r^' u'mTniK JI'C-,'--\'.\'^i'-'.'r' 1 cM\'Tj>' ''A-'>'y* - •*veij.«hun9rfi,4, -toe>Btw*«y7nii* odtth e la i we»of--rtlne,teenfiundre^>ah*-flve-o.h'«ns'- mortgage, recorded prior W-ih^ first day of July, .nineteen hundred, and six, in re- spect to any period ending on or before , th e first day of'Jt^ly, nfoeiteen hundtiedj; pndiSlx, shall he.timni>se'aj,becQnie due, hate payablff,t*Bd^pUf»ttb^'ai»*-JB«llKbe ipak% .ovecmndMleWbsttodtiiirtha- eawecmaiineiiB an<p*'itSh|i^aift^^arcai9»»d e««fct asalfr tht»:aiiUmciJia4 aotxbfteQs*sact«*ttp-ndilfoT th*.purpoeeo» colIeot|H»gpaylngpoyer,tdIs- tributtnB and enforcing any such taxes, chapter- seven hundred and twenty-nine of the laws of nineteen hundred and'five shall be deemed to be In force, and th e lien for such taxes shall attach and such taxes shall be levied and collected a s pro- vided In ohapter seven hundred and twen- ty-hine- of .the. Jaws.'otmliieteeji -hundred- aind five, anything herein contained to the contrary notwithstanding. 5 2. This act shall take effeot immedi- ately. ' State of Ne w York, Office of the Secretary of State, ss. ; . I have compared the preceding with th e original law' on file In this office, and do hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. SAMUEL S.-KOBNIG, Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—B y Authority. CHAP. 602. A N ACT to amend the education law, in relation to the cowers and duties of boards of education,'. Became a law June 23,1910, with the ap- proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present.- The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:- Sectlan L Section three hundred and ten of chapter twenty-one of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled \An act-relating- to education, constituting chapter sixteen of the consolidated laws,\ a s amended by chapter one hundred and forty of the lawaoit.nineteen hundred and ten. Is hereby amended by adding thereto a new subdivision, to b e known a s subdi- vision twenty-one*.andto read as follows: 21.-To provide for the medical inspec- tion of all children .in attendance upon schools under their supervision whenever In their judgment such inspection' shall be necessary aha to-pay any expense In- curred therefor out of. funds authorized by the voters of the district or city or .whlch-may. properly the set .aside for such purpose by. the common-, council or the board of estimate and apportionment of a -city. - §2. This act shall take effect immedi- ately. StaterOf 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 and of the whole of said, original law. SAMTJBIi S. KOENIG, Secretary of State. LAWS . OF NEWYORK—By Authority. CHAP. 600. AN- ACT to-amend the tax law, In rela- ' tion to exemptions from taxable trans- fers. Became a law Jone 23, 1910, with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifthtr being present The People of the State of New York, salary of five thousand dollars, to be paid in the same manner as the salarfts prJ the - assistants and clerks of the commtoslori In fuhaoy,. The members of suoh board aholl xnoloVofflce during good behavior, .an*, be ieflMrVable b y the cammimton^otocjaiwe,-, 'MKsr an opportunity to. h%s«eardHi?s bees, >gh»s. Bach aftSsuflh 4exsjninerS; shslj- d«-\ vote his entire-, thhe ito th» pe»f«j»man,Wu of J the duties herebywlmnosed, ppont -hlrtt and. while engaKedvthetelnrihalU resktatat the>*Bort of' rt«eWYor*i -\SBlle tiojn»l«a(oii In lunacy shall endeavor to arrange for the proper accommodation of such board . with the\ proper authorities of th e United Stajtes having control of the -lhBpecilQn. and .examination of immigrants.at the port'of New York and for official recog- nition of such board for carrying out fhe purposes ..of rthla.. section... Af rangements.- may be made by the commission In Iunaoy for suitable offices In the city of New- York for the accommodation of auoh board, and the employment of suoh other persons a s may be deetrted necessary by them for the proper carrying into effect of the provisions and Intent o f this sec- tion. Such board shall Inspect and exam- ine immigrants coming into\this \country at the port of New York for th e purpose of ascertaining whether any.o f them be Insane, idiotic, imbecile or epileptio, and all alien and non-resident insane in the state hospitals and public institutions who are or who become pubic charges, for the purpose of determining whether they are suitable cases for deportation or removal. The superintendents of such hospitals ana public institutions shall notify such board of all such case s coming under their juris- diction and furnish all' aid and -informa- tion possible to accomplish the deporta- tion and removal of such aliens and non- residents. The board shall notify the proper authorities of the United States having control of th e enforcement of the immigration laws a t such port o f such im- migrants as are found to be Insane, Idiot- i c Imbecile or epileptic, and such Insane aliens as are or become -public charges, and shall arrange for their deportation in accordance with the provisions of such laws. And in the case of non-residents they shall notify the state commission In lunacy of the location of the same and in all suitable cases the commission shall grant the board the necessary, authority for the investigation and removal of such non-resident Insane. The duties hereby Imposed upon'' such board shall be per- formed under the supervision of the com- mission In.lunacya anito.acoordgnce -with rules adopted by It The commission may Impose such other-duties on such board as it may deem, necessary and proper for carrying out the general purposes and ili- tent of tilts ' SBOtlonr and inay also from time to time, when necessary,, detail a member of said board to temporarily as- sist the medical Inspector in the perform- ance of his duties. Bach of the members of such board shall be empowered to ad- minister an oath when necessary to per- sona giving information relative to cases under investigation. i § 2. This act shall take effect Immedi- ately. \ „ State of New York. Office of the Secretary of State, ss.: I have compared the preceding; with .the origjnal law on file in this office, and do hereby certify that the sam e is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whol e of said original, law. SAMUEL S. KOENIG,' Secretary o f State; enact as follows: Section, 1. Seotlon two hundred and twenty-one of chapter sixty-two j>t the laws of .nineteen hundred and nine, enti- tled \An act in relation to taxation, con- stitutlng .chapter sixty ,of .the consolidated laws,\ i s hereby- amended to read a s fol- lows: 8 22L Exceptions-and-limitations^ When- property, real or personal, or any bene- ficial interest therein, of. the value of less than ten thousand dollars,, passes by an y such transfer to or -for the use of any father, mother, husband, wife,- ohlld, brother,, sister, wife or -widow of a -son-or the husband of a daughter,-or any ohlld- or children adopted as*auch in conformity with, the laws of this state,-of.the dece« dent, grantor, donor or vendor',- or -to. any-, child.to wboitt,any suoh decedent/grantor, • donor, or vendor for not. less than.ten - years prior-to such transfer stood in-the mutually asknowledged. relation, of a parent, provided, However,- such relation- ship began a t or-before the-child's fif- teenth birthday- and was continuous-for- sald ten .years •thereafter, and provided also that, except in the case of a step- child, the parents of such child shall have been deceased when , such relation- ship commenced, or to any lineal de - scendant of such decedent grantor, donor or vendor' born in lawful wedlock, suoh transfer of property shall not-be taxable under this article; If real or personal property, or any beneficial Interest there- in, so transferred Is of the value o f ten thousand dollars or more, It shall be tax- able under this article at the rate Of one per centum upon the clear market value of such property. But any property de- vised or bequeathed for religious cere- monies, observances or commemorative services of or for the deceased donor, of to any person who is a bishop or to any religious, eduoatlonal, charitable, mis- sionary,, benevolent hospital or Infirmary corporation, Including corporations or- ganized exclusively for bible or tract .pur- poses, shall be exempted from and not subject to the provisions of this article. There shall also be exempted-from and not subject to the provisions of this ar- ticle personal property other than money or securities bequeathed to a corporation or association .organised exclusively'for ther moral or mental. Improvement of men or women oB-for scientific,. literary,, library, patriotic, cemetery.or historical purposes or for the enforcement btviaws. relating to children or animals or for two or more of suoh purposes and used ex- clusively for carrying out one or more ol suoh purposes. But no such corporation or association shall be entitled to such exemption if any officer, member or em> ployee thereof shall receive or may\ be lawfully entitled 1 to receive any pecuniary profit from the operations thereof except reasonable compensation for services: In effecting one or more of such .purposes or a s proper beneficiaries of Jt s strictly charitable purposes: or if the. organiaa- tipn thereof for any such avowed purpose- be a guise or pretense for directly or in- directly making any. other-pecuniary profit for such corporation or association or for any of Its members or employees or If it be not In good fajth organised or conducted exclusively fof One or more of such purposes.., . |l This act shall take effect Immedi- ately. State of New York, Office of the • Secre- tary of State, ss.: I have compared the •preceding with- the original law on flle.Jn this office, and do hereby certify that the' same ia a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law., 8AMOEL 8. KOBNIG, . Secretary of State. tion under the provlsio^ot section two. i Section L- Seotlon nineteen of chapter hundred and fifty-one;, of t -thjs : s«U«le~ Whenever the tax imposed by section tw o hundred.and sixty-jfour-ot-this., article a s said section existed prior, t o May thir- teenth, nineteen, hundred and seven, has been paid with respect to any mortgagee no additional tax shall ,»oorue on suoh mortgage under-this seotlon, a a hereby en- acted an d suoh mortgage sa d the debt or obligation secured thereby,shall coetmu e to be entitled to the exemptions and Im- munities conferred by this article and all of the provisions of this artiole 10811 re- main applicable to such mortgage. Alt taxes Imposed by or which became due, P ayable or collectable on or: before the hirtleth\ day of June, nineteen hundred and six, pursuant to chspter seven hun- dred and twenty-nine of the.laws of nine- teen hundred and five., sa d > aU taxes- whleh(Under.eeotloo twe-lM»,fc»s)ane.ns>» ly-etght of this chapter, hssssnt en s sad oayaMSrisa tbs. thirtieth d**>ea Jalyt, nuwr teeh hundred end six, aad sit other <sxssv if. any,, which w«r« tonoosd' by .csatHoFi LAWS OF NEW YOBK—By Authority. CHAP: 601 AN-AC?., to amend the Insanity law, in relation to the qualifications of the mem- bers ox the board of alienists. Became a law June 2S, 1910, with the ap- proval of. the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact-as follows: thirty-two of tbs laws of nineteen bun dred and. nine, entitled \An act In rela- tion to the Insane, constituting chapter twenty-seven of the consolidated laws,\ Is hereby amended to. read a s follows: 11». Board of alienists for examination of insane. Idiotic, Imbecile and epileptic Immigrants, alien and non-resident in- sane; power and duties. There. shaH con- tlmte to bs a board of examination of Insane, idiotic, Imbeeile and epileptio iauhlarsnts, and alien and non-resident Insane, whloh Shalt.consist of three examiners to be appointed by the commission-in lunaey, onenof .whom skaUs be designated by the commission- a s oklsf examiner. Bach examiner shall be a rep- utable physician, a graduate of-aa Incor- porated medical college, of a t least ten years' actual exserleaee.in the prsctsse o f his profession, aad of a« least-flve^yesrs' sxperisnoe Is tha care, aad trestmeat ef the.committed.or alleged lasaM In the tgw York stat*-hospitals, o r elsewhw*. LAWS OF NEWYORK—By Authority. CHAP. 607. A N ACT to amend tho education law. by abolishing the office of school commis- sioner, creating the office of district su- perintendent of schools and prescribing the powers; duties and responsibilities of suoh superintendent. Became a law June 23,1310, with the ap- proval of -the Governor. Passed, three- flfths being present. The Peopbs of the State of New York, represented in Senate and. Assembly, do enact as follows: Section A Article, fourteen of chapter twenty-one of. .the laws o f nineteen hun- dred and nine,, entitled- \An act relating, to education^ constituting chapiter sixteen of the, consolidated laws,\ as amended by chapter one hundred and forty o f the laws of nineteen hundred and ten. Is hereby amended to read as follows: ARTICLE 14. District. Superintendent of Schools; His Election, Powers and Duties. 1330. Office) of the district superintend- ent of schools created. Th e office of dis- trict superintendent of-schools is hereby created to -begin on the first day Of Janu- ary, nineteen hundred and twelve. 9 38L Supervisory districts. L The tar- oanoy sjiollL be deemed- to :exist in such i^offtoe; -' ^ - ' •.'•-' i -v,- 3. A. school director betor'g enterine upon the ajsoharge o f joe .duties of ht s office; and not later, than.tfilrty days after the date o n ,*Woh b_e wa s elected to of. fice, shall take th£ oath-ot office prescribed by the . constitution, Such oath may bo taken before, a JUStlee of the peace or u notary public, and must he filed in t nB office of tlie clerk o f the town, i. A school director shall receive tw,, dollaes-'p^r day for each day's service act his necessary tra^ellmjjBxnejiaeK and ti» town Aboard of the town for whloh such director- i s ohosien-shaH;.audit and allow the-same. - .' / S 883:. t. plo6ttoh-6f,;d!l|rtjt!iqt superintend- ent: -The school dtteotbrs of the several to^TOa„cump.OJihutsa,- 1 .SUjBqr^lsoxy; district shall meet for orgaihlBation at eleven o'clock In the foren'ootpqh' the third Tues- day in ilay following their election. Such meeting.shall l».held;iat,a-place in th« supervisory district, designated by the county clerk, at least tejiiflttya previous to the date thereof. At flie.flme the county cleric designate* such'place of meeting i, P shall also mall a notice of the time and pjace of such meeting to eaoh school di rector of the district. The school directors present at such meeting- shall organize by electing: from iheir tiumher. a-'ohalrman a clerk and tw o Inspectors of eleotion. The school directors at such,nieetlng shall des- ignate a place for holding- future melt- ings.- \ : 8. Tho school directors of the several towns composing a,.*snpervising district shall be a board, of school directors, and suoh hoard- of dlrectojrs .shall meet at eleven^p'clock ta the forenoon on toe third Tuesday iri August; nineteen hun- dred and eleven, an d on the third Tu s day in June every fifth year thereaftei, and eject a district- superintendent nf schools. The clerk of such board shall give each director, a t least ten days' no- tice i n writing-Of the hour, date and place of such meeting; 3. If such directors fal l to elect a dis- trict superintendent? o f sohools before the first day .of January following the date of such meeting, ahq a vacancy exists in such office,, the.county judge shall appoint such superintendent wh o shall serve until the-board, of direotots.shall fill such va- cancy. . - . 4, To the election of such district super- intendent the vote shall be by ballot and the person- receiving- a majority of ail votes'-cast jshalltbe elected. Each school dlreetar-shall-.be' entitled-to one vote in suoh'eleotionitt .. ., - 5.\ The. clerk'Of «su6h--i>oard shall file a copy_of theproeeetltags-o« each meetini- and each eleotion, certified by himself and the chairman,- in the-offl.ee of the clerk of the county in which suoh meeting or elec- tion Is held within three, days after the close thereof. 6. The county clerk pn receipt of noti,-e of the election of a district superintendent of schools In any,supervisory district ,.f his county shall deliver to the person elected a certificate of such election at- tested by bis signature with the seal'.f the-county and shall also transmit to tin commissioner o f education a duplicate ,,r such certificate of s -electIon. 5 884. Qnallncatlons of district superin- tendents. L To be eligible to eleotion to the offl-e of district superintendent of schools a per- son rnUBt'he at Jeast *wonty-one years of age, a citizen of tha United States and j resident or the State, but, he, need not be .» resident of the supervisory dtstrn-t f,.r which he Js elected at -the time of h.a eleotion. Suoh supMrintendent must, h •« ever, become a resident o f the county tun tainlrig the dlsttlot for which he has i e-n elected on or before the date on win t, t.ts terra of office.begins., Failure to amuir. such residence will.:be deemed a r«m,n„i from tho county. NtS person shall be in eligible on account Of sex 2. In addition thereto he must posses-* or be entitled to receive a certificate i,,- thorlzing him to teach in any of the put. \lib schools of the state without furtn.r examinatlon^iibt jie shall also pass an p\ aminatlon prescribed bythe commipsl,.n<r of education on the/Bupervision of ™urs f < of study in- agrfculture and teaching tt» er districts of the state outside of cities and of school districts o f five thousand population or more, which employ a - su- perintendent of sohools, shall be organized and divided into supervisory districts._ hi the-formation or division o f such territory into such districts ao town shall be di- vided. The territory of such districts must be contiguous and compact and towns shall- be arranged in districts 1 so that there shall be as equal a division of the territory and number of school dis- tricts as may be practicable. 2. In a county entitled t o two or more' supervisory districts tho sohool commis- sioner of each school commissioner dls-, trlct in such county and th e supervisor of each town in such county shall meet at the; county seat of such county on the third Tuesday in April, nineteen hundred and eleven,, a t ten o'clock in the forenoon and divide such cOunty into the number of supervisory districts to which It Is en- titled. 8. The county clerk of such county snail give ten^days' notice. In .writing, of suoh meeting; to 'each of such, school comnods- Bloners.and supervisors. The county.clerk shall also call such meeting to-order at the proper hour and the TChooL.commis. sloners and supervisors present shall elect from their number a chairman and a clerk. 4. A copy of the t roeeedlng»- of siich meeting showing the supervisory districts- formed and naming the tojims..c^mipaalhg. each of. such districts, oextlfled, by r the chairman and clerk,'shsll.bedeposlteoVby. fie clerk of such meeting in the offlpesot the clerk, of the county Immediately-after the close of the meeting. The* county, clerk on receipt of the.stme.shallfetward a certified copy thereof.to the corneals-, sloner of education,'-: 6. The' number Of supervisory districts Into which, each county, shall be organ- ized or divided i s as follows; a. Hamilton. PutoaxnjJtockland, Schen- celve an annual salary from the ectady, each, one b. Chemung,.- Fulton, Genwee, Mont- gomery, Nassau, Schuyler. Seneca. Yaxes, each two; c. Albany, Clinton- Columbia,, Cortland, Essex, Greene, -Livingston, Niagara, Or- ange, Orleans, Rensselaer, Schoharie, Suf- folk, Sullivan, Tioga, Tompkins, Warreni Wyoming, each three; d. Broome, Dutchess, Franklin,. Herki- mer. Lewis, Madison, Monroe;, Ontajao,- Saratoga, Ulster, Washington;- Wayne,- Westchester, each- four; e. Allegany. Oe.ttaraursa< Gayuga, CJu- nango. Erie, Onandaga, Oeweto, each five; > f>, Chautauqua, Delaware,, Jefferson; ©h sego, each six; -- • •'-.-\- g. Oneids, Steuben^ eaeh'seven ;-\• h. St. Lawrence, eight district* directors shall be elected.for.esen-tftwn'M the general election held-in-the year nine- teen hundred and tea. Oneol smohdsreo- tore. shall be elected- t o serve \^nt» ary one,- nineteen hundred and * thirteen, and the otherT-sh«ll„b«.,eleetetl>to,Berv« until January- ont; nineleen\hundred and- sixteen. A-aire«t^s^tt..|^eMeted>*t-.tb< general election.In nineteen-hundred and twelve and every fifth yts r thereafter euad one shall be elected: la nineteen hundred and .fifteen aoderay fifth year thereafher. Tho. term of offie*,of .the directors (Mated In iuheteeahuadr*d and twelve an d there- after shall oommesee ,on the first- day el alienists fa r -the- JanusJry folkiwln» ; theii.ele«tlon- and- ocftv tmuefor-.five^sests* Snoh^dlreoton ehssU 6* elected-m. the sa«a«<na«uier thaM offioert.arei elected a t town ,m»eilns*i__ at the time of a seaeral eleouoavsai-^ens provisjone- ot-th«.»»ecth» law relsfhef to the nomlnauen *nd eUctioa «cdtaA»t*w« offloers shall apply-to the nonuaaiiUeaUM, elecUofc o f such directora 1/ A sohool dir«tor^isU raeatehM,of. fleeby resaoral frors-shsttows-crfr ^ : — a wHtteo^reBgaauoa, with. ' ' A vectuMr-m-theoMce-ef-eskoai •ball b#- lUM..M-ttMe4«sTii# :7 X „ , -^j.- town-, l»i widen susfc vaei ob.exa^nlaerrsball reoehre aft wsnual 1 ihs^wrfc-falja. to eUct,a ; 8. A district 'Superintendent who is re moved from/nnirie'Shalls.not be-eiiBii'ie to election-to such- office 1h any supervisory district tor .a period of, five years. 5 3S6. District superihtendent must take oath af office. A.dlstrlct superintendent of schools betoreentefhig .upon the dis- charge or, the. dirties of-his office, and not later than fivqidaya-aaer the date on which hla. term'.of office is to commence. shall take the oath of.office prescribed by the constitution. Such Oath may be taken before a. county; clerk, a justice of the peace, or a notary, public and must be ritory embraced in the school commission-. -filed I n the omce-ottbe clerk of the county. S S3*. Term ot.officB of district superin- tendent. The district superintendents etected in nineteen hundred and eleven shall hold office until the first day of Au- gust, nineteen hundred and sixteen. The full term o f office of a district surarHT- tendent of schools elected I n nineteeslnin- dred an d sixteen and. thereafter shtopbe nve> years and. Shall commence on rthe first da y of August next after his election. A district superintendent of schools un- less removed:shall.hold office until his successor is chosen and qualified. 5 387, Vacancies in the office of district auperlhtenffeaL. The office of district su- perintenaerit,of schools shall be vacant upon; \' Th e death ojt, a n incumbent. t. His,removal-from office by the com- missioner o f education. S.. Hl a removals from, the county. .' 4. Hi s filing, in-the .office of the clerk of the. county,his.,w4tten resignation. [ 5. Hla acceptance- of the office of su- rjerylsor, town..ci«rk .or trustee of a school . 6. His failure to take and file the o.iih of office as-.provlded in this article. 1888., Pilling ..vacancy in the office of district superintendent. Whenever a va- cancx occurs it shall! be filled for the re- mainder-of-the'Unexpired term by the board o f school directors. Upon direction of the .commissioner of education the cl.m o f the. boardVin which the supervisory ui»- trlctJiavIng»such vacancy Is located sir<n immediately'call a-speclal meeting of s,„i, board-f or-the purnose of electing a distn, i •uperintenderft. -Une^proVislons of this title relative to-the 'flection generally \' a district superintendent of schools, in eluding -notices,- filing of the proceeding .and all other matters relating to such m election,-shall apply to-a special elecM . to fill -a vacancy in such office. . |88». Salary-o f district superlntetine. i 1. Eac h district-superintendent ahull ' twelve hundred-dollars, payable monthly ,-by the commissioner of-education from moneysTappreprlated therefor. i. Th e superyieoril ofthe towns com posing- any supervisory, district may i> Bdopting-a resolution -hy a maiority vote Increase the salary to be paid by su,h district to^tMlsWct-smBerlntendent Hurh supervisors--mustithereupon file with tha clerk of the board-of supervisors a \- r - Ufieate; showing-the-amount of surh in .*ni»ise..-Theiliolcr<^f*sup*rvlsors of e.-ii-h cdqnty Bhail.-Ievy-such- amount annu.ihy by tsx:-oh-the tcrwmi-composing suoh <«- psiJVlsery distrlob-withlh • the county. „ IJW-. Expense--of .district superinien.i enta. The commissioner o f educatl,,\ «imi quarterly sCodtt^ ana allow the a<-tuni aworn eipens e Incurred by each distri, 1382. Sohool dlreetei».--L-Two'uscl»eel \ u IWin*«^en t of sohools ih the perform .... «™™»' * m .sosse«rr^ ao e M Ua^aknal'-aaUeaj- but the am\\\ at such expeni* allowed shall not <•>•• '\•• In any year-tJtt»e»hunared dollars. sn,-i< expenaes snail- -of;•#«*<• by 'th'e co.n,ni«- ^ioner of eadoativn-.from. moneys m-p\'- p^ted-the^elers?-;,;---^-. -\ 'IWl. ' salary Of district superinci-ni' 11 ' inay,.b«r,wTOS»)S^/^- , *6mmissionei « educatiotl mar, whensyer he Is saiiswi that as district, wpeirtleraUnt of .scin-nh has.pertlstenUy hestleoted.to perform •\•• offlclal duty r wlthhohl payment of '\» mm* or an y P*rt o f such superlntemi- veota sSalsry a s i t shaU become due-an.i i.-' ma y aMsMthboldaay-sum to which «'\'» •uptrmteodent ShaU tie entitled for \; Mnssa and tito amount thus withheld ehnii *'\*-' ' r Tt5«SW|t sai * oommlsslbner i'i.\ ScrefiM-rMnlt sush forfeiture m Srlka»,^.sa-.|arte--T^---*-. 4m -*»W«f^.t«,o1e«^«BBeWntenoent from, ofljoe.-. thev Jtlon may.-byt«' _ of edura- the seal of remove a dis- ihitrom of\ ce that such super- .Imnoral conduct; ;|eS(>sni, isny -ofii- tg$0m..m !sft!&^M£ oily rrfttsWtglS .mposed upon KUn>. K 893. District ^l^to^djrnt' hot to, be Atorested' W 9r*iWflS , (fflW' ?| *?' a o«pt Kwaids, et coter4.*i A-flliJrlfct •upeMn- KStotsotebjsi«h4|.4o'tf,;.. ; -• . II. Be 41rertly*oJ,h>,dl^ly ; jgereste d ItherwlBe thaffV- WU'^nft lf» faubr ication or mahBfaStur# 6 o«;-schM books, laps, charts, hr school apparatiw\or in he sale or manufaoture- Of1$chool furnl- ure or any other school or Hbrarjniup- Blies. -,; ''-<--»' -.'»-,'. |2. Be directly'or Indirectly Interested in In y contract made by the trustees of a [ohool district T » . -. B e atmaiJt* -lnfllreBtly, Interested any agency 0B hjire.a;u, mahitalned to fbtain or aid ta phtaftitng -ppsltlons for feachers pr supellntoBdehts. • '• „ - 14 Directly or .IHd!r5c..tly receive any imolunient, gift, 'jifty, reward or. promise i f pay or reward Jor.,recommending or Procuring the sa1s,'.*-usp\ or adoption or Ilfilng In procurJr»g';thB,.saIe, use oradop,' Hon of any book, pap , chart,, school ap- iaratus or furj4lture,pr pther supplies for Iny school ..or Jlbiwry or ferreoommend- \i a teacher or S.WIPBT a teacher in ob- klning an appaiiitmenj. to' teach, |{ 394. District superintendents not to en- fcge in other- bjislnejia, A district super- Itendent of sohoQlsahall devote his whole Ime to the) performance.of tho .duties of Es office aid shall not^ engage in any \her occupation o r profession. Such time i shall not neceisarllK be devoted by-a, (istrict superintendent Qf schools t o the ferformance of the' ejerlca! and. admtnls- latlve work of Ms Office shall be uevoted Ji the vIsitation,.-'ahd Inspection of the Hhools maintained in hts supervisory dis- flct. j 895. General powers, and duties of dls- Hct superintendent 1 ! .,A..district superin- iident of schools shall have power and {shall bo his duty:' To inquire fr6ni time t o time Into and terrain whether-the boundaries of the tool districts w^nin big supervisory dis- fct are deflnitely-4thd \plainly described •the records o £ the^offlce of- the proper In clerk; and to. case .the,record of the Indaries of any school district shall be Ind indefinite-or .defective, or if the ne shall be in .dispute, then to cause I same to be amended or an amended Jord of the boundaries to be\made. All lessary expenses,incurred in establish- i such amended, records shall be. a Irge on the district pr districts affected; foe- audited and 3 allowed by- the trustees Ireof, on the. certificate of the district fterintendent, - , • To assemble • all the teaohers of his Jtrlct by towns' or .otherwise on days ler than legal holidays' when schools T not'In session, fotVthe'purposeof con- trarn •aid LAV AN j tiVf pen i on therCdu f or reports ' same s •and advice and. counsel In relation to Jslpline, school management and other loo] work, jutdsfor promoting the gen- ii'good ofsall the^chools. of-the district. To frecmently and* thoroughly inspect work done ' 4n. .the 'training classes Ijntained i n hlsydistrlct and to report to I commissioner* eft education on the ef- •ency of th a rnstructloh given and the lervatlon anj ptectice work- done by members* thereof, To hold meetings-<of trustees and per school\ officer's antj. to advise with I counsel them in relation to their pow- and duties arid particularly in rela- te th« repair, construction, heating, htllatlng ahd lighting of scboolhouses B Improving ahd;\adornIng the school Ijunds. To espfBlaUy advise trustees atlve to the' employment of teachers. ,» adoption of textbooks and the pur- ase of library bobfiij, school apparatus, llture-aod-supplies,,. - .. ---,-- \To , direct tjie- trustees of any dls- fct t o make any ;»lier»tlons or repairs [the schoolhouses Or .outbuildings which 111, In his qpinibri, be necessary for the Tilth or comfort of the pupils, but the bunt which trustees shall be directed Bixpend .in .such alterations or repairs 111 not exceed two hundred dollars in |;.0ne year, .. . ' To diremrthe trustees of any district •mak e any repairs-or alterations to Tiol furniture, -of.where ih his opinion | furniture Is unfit for use and not nth repalririgs or \whe^ siifllcieht f urni- vl s natjsrpxidfid^ t o direct that suoh j furniture shall Be provided as he Bs necessary, but'the amount thus di- ed t o be expended shall not exceed in tone yearaone'iundred dollars. I'To direct* the trustees of any district gate any nuisance i n or On the school Tids.- , ' --. > . '-. .'. To -cendemti' 'a^ .-schQolhouse as pro- 1 elsewherfejinHhls-chapter. &6;%Xaj|une'aha license teachers pur- tito the provisions of this chapter, pall also? conduct- such other exam- Ihs-as th e commissioner of education To examine an y charge affecting the \ character of;,ahy teacher residing- i>lbye4 t withln. his district, and to re- Such teacher's certificate as else- !provlde^.%;tWS chapter. to' take -aftldavits and administer I n all matters pertaining to the pub- loo l system,- but without charge or Eo- take and, report to the commis- tof. education under the direction of Tommlssioner testimony in a case on I In such- a case or In any matter BeedifiE t o b> heard or determined ^district superintendent, he-may ls- •ubpoena to compel the attendance fftaess; r SOtvice-of. suoh subpoena le.mad e a-reasonable time before J'e'-named'-therein for the hearing, •lbtt&ig the same to the person so T; With th e signature of the district ttehdent of - schools attached, and unj;. a copy thereof with such per- Afawltness, .shall be-entifled to re^ RthS.Um^f seryice,.the same fees ^ae* s bK^aw^pr^wtaesseB,.-in .a (fj-tecora,- ^Isoneuiences,.to- Such „la shall.subject the-del(nquent to Bt^otjtwenty-nVe uollarsK whteh; «iTecbfered by the county tr^asttrer* £ afil*!ofJOffie> for the benefit 01! the blrexercise-.tohls discretion any-of .SttltBhi Serterttt ariy-qf thsduaee ihCT'dlstrict superintendent on the. pfefiuest of imtr: other supertn- ^Sndshe:must exercise sudh/pov?- \\\iforinL such diitles'When dlrict- i by the commissioner of eau- f make such Investigations and to \fc^pSjrtsJto the «omnnsstoner o f i-upon any matter or act as said \\' Br'shs^froht-timsTto ttae re- shall make ananhual \jort - inai s_tit Bee prova fifths The repre enact Sec] six, el ter th dred tlon twent are hi 184. necesi questi dlgeni Or ur four 1 elghte cludin Justici medic -called nonsoi such ] expeni proper pcrsor regula shaU I countj the cil examli ed or said c the qti person auditei either the mi trailer the ch; rant o fund t within be 1 ' con person, ceedihf cure h: city ot from t the pei tenanct upon t tday-of September In such ,. frtcfrlnt;ormatI»ri.'as r i(he com- ofieducatlon shall re<iuIre.rPor s*Ih««hall.procur« tbe-repprU sJoC-school al j*S£J-* ^\^S*. ntents thereof/shall \u< t them with a copy- o f i'-iv the office.of the 'County ^,- '•'. iJwvM^;-^-,-/ --„- --./.- J v : • -sb»erii)tetioent Subject to feof: commlesKrner of ethieatMnv \ ' J rshall-be subject he-com* , , , Uiias ro SdioJ^of.^fe^-suWrrln- K^te;-.'.^tJ^.-,to.^l»e\'\ fe -* S opb^fe -•~-'*r**We*» liable ( satlon i cers fd the exi treatme sons, at case bt judge o or hear oharge which E the feet allowed town, s certifies whom t upon th ter, the present* paid by such pu report tl of such stipervls which it the cour able pro as other Is no mc able for eXpenseE authorlz .credit ol pay sucl sue Cert the prihi rate not be bmdh paid i n t obiigatlo; and expt tennlned 'a., city t manner health ds 5 86. 1,1 of the in digent. wife and ef suffieh guardian estate is cause hi; cared fot slon ahd town or person u- Y.ork ant commissi, lpmitre l Such pert and If, Ir ha Is not may app made, to 'an order pital tind< but such the judge that such or suitahl commute* public to maintalne tee. The mitment i son to a the-comm band, wifi be recovei name of t &t the nai where sue be,' by th th e city < *<BT1E Alb'anj Jsjoner Of j the state i port.6f a i erty held. be deemed i«. m t» their ii ents of tl health off county au form rela vHth the-, Indtgenf. Ii specuva-n ed'the net chapter, ^ .ab^-ye'spet L*xorlla&i; 'notify the OT village or Spparrt munKrpslii need of'ih tefc'-'ffnea Informs* 1 orfhe aw ^Ctty of N e bany, whet sane perso ceedihgs * mitmentstt ma] tt •'•& refrfsai Cor-fs^lur. t*; .Iter i n which he may legsJJy aken to the cxmimissloaer of \questions ih -controvtray r-eiectkm. of sue h dlstHet • to the forroatlon of su - ^hall.b e .determined, ba- ! of education on prop** ' \ lone of article. f6ur> r rshall apply to and \ tfejrtdo* th«^ fe*iiBty* (Nww.esT- •y.< '.•:& ^!M^.i^BJ^sM^M^^^^^^i -ce-ftoh-tof- sifuiiuea''' *o or apparsm rellsX' cow health o<B« care, treat: son, as pre the. oomml tioil'df hi s raltmentai -sane- per* OTtoe-hles hV«n
