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MOI m DAY, AUGUST 6, 1917 , PEOPLE WHO K M W irKE'M-ib.k mah U hl^ m ERPHiSE ifou«H A E £ P o iJ i, A. Y. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority^ ■ CHAP. 596. H AN ACT to amend the state finance law, B in relation to emergency relief when a state of War exists between the United States of America and any foreign stata but not to exceed two hundred \dollara shall be recoverable for any single viola tion of such rules and regulations, and the justice’s court of the justices of the peace In such towns shall have Jurisdic tion to hear, try and determine com plaints for the violation of said ordl- 1917 ■ndth ths nnnces, and to Impose fines equal to the any Passed three Penalty prescribed by said ordinances for euch corporation so owning Bucl r,-p. ’ violations of the same, and to commit by reason of the taking of the sail SflB of the State of New York Person convicted of a violation of and Its rights and franchises In Imposed for such violation for a term not and such compensation paid, exceeding one! day for each dollar of authorized by any public service commit- Blon of this state to bo Issued, by such corporation for the purchase of eald bridge and its franchises or the Stock of any corporation formerly owning the oald bridge, and shall fix and determine la iraisal the amount of which wUl result to owning Buch bridge bridge making such appi and all damag of seven' thousand and five hundred «r less, but more than two thousand and five hundred, the sura of alx*hundred and fifty dollara; If In a olty Inc by said census a ^ousand five hundred ol or village hav I population of tw< .or less but mori \ sum o f five hun jction 1. Chapter fifty-eight of the s of nineteen hundred and nine, en- 5d “An act in relation to state finance, I constituting chapter fifty-six of the con- ■ ■olldated laws,” Is hereby amended by llnsertlng therein a new section, to be sec- ■tloa forty-two-a, to read as follows; ■ i 42-a. Emergency relief by state insti- Btotions during a state of war. During rules or rogulatloni day for each and :h fine. Said ordlr ordinances, as may provide that where a violation of the same is continu ous, each twenty-four hours thereof shall conetitute separate and dlBtlncLviolations, 'irdlnancos which the board may adopt ■the present __ ■board. cOTumlsslon „ ■diction and control of the adminis Ption of any state Institution, state asy- llinn, state hospital, state prison or i ■formatory. with the approval of the gove ■nor and state comptroller, may loan to oi* ■set aside for the temporary use of the t^ry of State ss- l o t t e d States goyer^ent or the govern- j have compared the preceding with the, ^ V,® original law on file in this office, and do T toy departmmt of the United States or of hereby certify that the same Is a correct Itoe state of New York, or of any relief or transcript therefrom and of the whole of preparedness organization, such accommo- said original law. patkins or supplies of such institution, and may utlHze such of the labor of the in mates or employees of such Institutions, as practicable, to meet the temporary Ordinances which the shall be publlshod In the official paper before they shall go into effect and shall take effect ten days after the date of such publication. The cert'.ficate of the town clerk shall be prima facie evidence of the adoption and publication of all such rules and regulations. 3 2. This act sha State of New T tary of State, £ conneo corporation leen acquired h compensation paid, and Its sue- ors, fihall be permitted to continue to said structure upon payment of such reasonable rental to the state for such use as shall be determined by the com mission of highways, and further provided that if such corporation, or any successor thereof, should desire to use other ports or decks of such bridge or make such use tliereof as would .require the strengthen ing, reconstruction or change of the said bridge or Its approaches, or the building of new approaches to the said bridge, mch coiDoratlon or its successors ma nako such, use thereof and strengthei struct 01 reconsi said bi lacheE Office of the Secre- ■, 1 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 jriidnal la : towns with sewerage I LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. I CHAP. 597. I AN ACT to amend the town law. In rela- m to supplyii duties. Became a law May 21, 1917, with the ap- ■ proval of the Governor. Passed, three- I fifths being present. The Peopli ‘ ~ tpresented - .. lact as foHows: Section 1. Section four hnndred and sev- of chapter sixty-three of the nineteen hundred and nine, en- ■ titled “An act relating to towns, constltut- ■ing chapter sixty-two of the consolidated Blaws,” as amended by chapter one hun- 'en of the laws of nine- hereby amend- rssed, three- LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority, CHAP. 598. AN ACT to amend the highway law, in relation to the acquisition of certain toll bridges at the expense of the Became a law May 21, ipproval of the Governor. jfths being present. The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: ctlon 1. Chapter thirty of the laws of iteen hundred and nine, entitled \An relating .to highways, constituting chapter twenty-five of the consolidated laws,\ Is hereby amended by adding at the end of article nine a new section, to be section two hundred and sixty-nine, to read as follows: $ 269. Acquisition of certain toll bridj make such changes or its approaches or build new approaches to the said bridge and use the same In such manner upon filing with the commission of highways detailed plans for the proposed new use thereof, or for the strengthening, reconstruction of or changes In the said bridge or its ap proaches or for the*buliding of new ap proaches to the said bridge, and upon ob taining the approval of such use and plana by the commission of highways and upon payment of such further reasonable rental to the state for any such additional than on4 thouBand, th« sum o f five hu: di«d dollars; provided, that the tax In a village shall not be less than the tax in the territory of the town outside of such .village,. in which town cuch village or any portion thereof is located; if within the boundaries of a town and outside of a village, the population of which town outside of a Village Is by the said census more than seven thousand-and. five hun dred, the sum of seyen hundred dollars; if In such a town outside of a village, the population of which town outside, of a vil lage Is by said census seven thousand and five hundred or less but more than four thousand, the sum of six hundred dollars; if in such a town outsldo of a vlllago, the population of which town out side of a village is by said census four thousand or less but more than two thou sand, the sum of-five hundred dollars; if in stay other place the sum of two hun dred and fifty dollars. Th’e holder of a liquor tax certlfleato under this 'subdb ?ho is a duly licensed pHarmacli slon, wl and the nership of Ject to the a duly licensed pharmacist, corporation, associatim or copart- whlchIch he-s- iss a member is s; h i a member provisions of exception sctlon thirty, and to the provisions of section thirteen of this chapter. 8. Upon the business of trafficking in liquors by a duly licensed pharmacist, which liquors can- be sold only upon the written prescription o f a regrularly; licens ed physician, signed by such physician, which prescription shall state the date of the prescription, the name of the pei for whom prescribed, and shall be ter for the year beginning October first, nineteen hundred and seventeen, or a part thereof, and for each year thereaftez or ’a part thereof, except as otherwise provided In this act The taxes assessed under this and the preceding subdivisions 01 this section as they existed prior to the time of the taking effect of this act shall bo the taxes to be paid under this chapter for any portion of the year prior to October first, nineteen himdrod and seventeen, 7-a. Special assessments in the boroughs of Queens, Richmond and the Bronx, city of New York, a. There shall bo assessed annually upon the business of trafficking In liquors under subdivision one of this section, on and after October first, nineteen hundred and seven teen,, an excise tax to be paid by every person engaged in such traffic, and for each place where such traffic Is carried on by such person, In the boroughs of Queens and Richmond, In the city of New York, and in that part of f ough of the Bron: annexed first, elgl to January ninety-five,nety-1 en hundred and ni d as follows: the borough of e shall bo assess- r the year begln- first, nineteen hundred and i excise tax greater by one- ich tax paid under the law 269. Acquisition of ce: at the expense of the i bridge for the traffl and water-works; ordinances. The boctrd shall have power, subject to the limitations and restrictions herein prescribed, to lay out, open, design, con struct and maintain and alter sewers and '— the benefit of the town; to ith any person or corporation, Municipal or otherwise, for supplying th® inhabitants of such town, or any portion lereof, with sewerage facilities for sani- r relief, and may con- lase from any person inicipal or otherwise, ^er system or dis- Ijary or storm water relief, :t for the purchase fro: rporatlon, • trunk se plant, rig I. for any su( sewer, sewe (posal plant, rights of way and appurte- •nces. for any such, purpose or purposes; , open, construct, alti State. If a affle of vehicles and foot ngers constitutes a connecting link jtween two state routes as described In iction one hundred and twenty of th'ls chapter, or constitutes a part of a state route and is included in the description thereof, the board of supervisors of the county in which such bridge is situated, or if situated in two counties the boards of supervisors of such counties concur rently, may, by resolution, petition the state commission of highways for the ac quisition of such bridge by the state pur- >uant to this section. Within ten days liter the passage of such resolution the clerk or clerks of the board or boards of supervisors shall transmit certified copies thereof to the state commission of high ways together with an estimate of the probable cost of acquiring the same and any data in relation to the value thereof Which the board or boards of supervisors may secure. The state commissioner of highways s h ^ upon receipt of such resolution tend, repair and regulate water-works, reOs, reservoirs or basins for th© purpose pplylng the inhabitants of such or Of any portion thereof, with pure and wholesome water for domestic and sanijtary uses, and for protection ---- ’—'■ fire, and to that end to lay mains .duits, and erect hydrants in pub- ;ways and avenues of such town itract with any person or lerwise, for :ch town, or water for any such purpose or purposes, and may con tract for the purchase of such water for any such purpose or purposes, from any person or corporation, municipal or other wise, and said to-nm, or Its said town board, shall have the power and authority to re-aeil said water for any such purpose to the inhabitants of said town, or any portion thereof, and may use such por- tion thereof as it may see fit and proper for puWhJ purposes, and it shall have the power to make and establi^ from time to time water rates to be paid by such in- habitanta and to provide for the pay ment of said water charges in advance, otherwise, and to provide for the col- sment, as prescribed in it portion of the cost of aid. water used In said town for any public purpose; to make and preserve In the office of the town, clerk surveys, maps, plans, estimates and drawings relating to the laying out, designing or Improving of streets, avenues, roads, sewers and water works; to enact ordinances, rules or regu lations to define and prevent disorderly iduct; to prevent all disorderly assem- Mng noise In public unsafe construction wise, and to provide for the lection by asssessment, as prescribe this article, of that resolutio c ion, and within thrj . investigate and deter- whether the public interest demands the acquisition of such bridge by the state and shall also within said three months approve or disapprove of such resolution and If such resolution be approved shall prepare an estimate of the probable cost of acquiring such bridge. If such resolu tion be disapproved the commission shall certify its reason therefor to such board or boards of supervisors. If it be approved the commission of highways Is herjeby authorized and em- I>6wered to agree with the corporation iln|’ the said bridge upon the compen- ion which shall be made to It for the 1 bridge and Its appurtenances, its achlses. Its rights for the mantenance and use of said bridge, and any and all damage which shall result to said corpora tion so owning the said bridge by reason of the taking of such structure, and such agreement shall be reduced to executed by the commi: in the name of the peoi New York and by the corporation owning the said bridge, and filed In the office of the comptroller of the state of New York. In the event that no agreement is reach ed between the said commission of high ways and the corporation owning the said bridge for such purchase as afore said, the commission shall certify its ap proval to the attorney-general and trans- mit to him the estimate made by the com mission of the probable cost of acquiring such toll bridge, franchises and rights, and the amount of any and all dam incurred hy such acquisition, toget with all data th® commission may have in its possession in relation thereto. Upon the receipt of such certlflcat® of approval, if and when sufficient money shall have been appropriated hy the state therefor, the attorney-general shall applj to the court In th® name of the people of the state for the appoitnment of a co mission, in accordance with th© provisic of the code of civil procedure for the con demnation of property for public ] additions or changes of the said bridge or Its approaches shall be paid exclusively by the corporation making such use of said bridge and shall be deemed to be an expenditure for capital purposes of such corporation paying th© same for all pur- ‘ poses whatsoever. Any such corporation using such bridge at the time of the ac quisition thereof by the state shall not be debarred from continuing such use by reason of such acquisition; but the failure or refusal to comply v/ith such terms or to pay such rental shall forfeit the right of such corporation to use such bridge, and the state commission oif highways Is hereby authorized and empowered to close such bridge to the use of such offending corporation. Any act or failure to act on the part of the commission of highways as In this section provided shall be reviewable by the supremo court of this state by man damus or certiorari or such other appro priate remedy as the case may require; 5 2. This act shall take effect Immedi- 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. FRANCIS M. HUGO. Secretary of State. l a w s OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. 623. AN ACT to relative to the transfer of liquor tax cer- and the sale of liquor. Became a law May 22, 1917, with the ap proval of the Governor. Passed, three* Ighteen hundred and which Sliall be dotermin XX such place be in Queens in such city, the; ed against such place fc nlng October first, nineteen seventeen, an ex third than such as it existed when this act took effect: but In no case shall the ^aid excise tax for such year be less than three hundred and fifty dollars. To the tax so assessed for the year beginning October first, nine teen hundred and seventeen, there Shall be added in and for each year threafter, successively, th® sum of one hundred dol- whom prescribed, and shall be pre- lars, until the annual tax to be assessed served by the vendor, pasted In a book for trafficking in liquors under said sub kept for- that -purpose, and be but once division one of this section at each place filled, and -which liquors shall not bo • in the borough of Queens, citv of Neiv drunk-on the pr-emfses where sold, or in | York, shall equal the sum of twelve iiun- any outbuilding, yard, booth or garden’, dred dollars; but there shall be added to appertaining thereto or connected there- such increase of ta.x for the last year any with, there is assessed an excise tax to portion of the .said sum of one hundred paid by such duly licensed pharmacist dollars required to make .such t: the corporation, association or copart- ' the said si nership of which he Is a member, engaged In such traffic, and for each such place as so There such traffic is carried on by such the said sum of When the tax ii to make such tax equ: twelve hundred dollar excise year, or any part holder of a Iiqu( this subdivision ______ _ ______ _____ ______ for medicinal or mechanical purposes, ' mond in such city, there shall be assesset prescription-, except during pro- . against sucli place for the year beglnnin; 4 * U .. A.. . . I October first, nineteen hundred and sev liquors ui tax certificate under as provided by law. may sell alcohol to be used jf guch place be in the borough o >r mechanical purposes, ' mond in such city, there shall be a iptlon, except during pro- • - - - - I tne business October first, ni; snteen, an excise there shall 1 ’ thereafter, si hundred dollars, un to be a.'^sessed for liquor tax law, local option In towns, came a la-^ al of the s being present. The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section 1. Section eight of chapter thlr- ty-nin© of the laws of nineteen hundrfjd? and nine, entitled ’'An act In relation- the traffic in liquors and for the taxatifta' and regulation of the same, and to T?vp~ vide for local option, constituting chapter- ; prohibited un- year be less le provisions of the liquor tax law, dollars. To to be d‘?-unk on such- car or on any car year beginnin; connected therewith, or on such steam- 5jred and seventf boat or vessel, or upon any boat or barge jn and for each vea attached thereto, or connected therewith, ively, the sum of ont there is assessed an excise tax, to be paid tjj annual tax by every person engaged in such traffl;^ | trafficking in liquoV.s under said subdivi- aud for each car, steamboat or vessel, , gjon one of this section at each place In boat or barge, upon which such ^ f f l e is the borougn of Richmond, city of New earned on, the sum of three hundred and york. shall equal the sum of one thousand pventy-five dollare. The right of trafflek- 1 dollars: but there shall be added to such tag In llquora under a »quor»tax cehtifl- I increase of tax for the last year any por- cate Issued under this subdivision extends tion of the .said sum of one hundred dol- to the entire territory of the state, when | jars required to make such tax equal the such car, steamboat, vessel or barge Is j gald sum of one thousand dollars. When being actually operated for the trans- the tax imposed In such borough as so in- portation of passengers, and such trafflek- creased shall equal the annual sum of one tag is limited to actual passengers oh such thousand dollars, the annual tax to be rar stramboat, vessel or barge but such thereafter assessed for trafficking in f under such subdivision at each certificate shall not apply to a steamboat, piac© in such borough shall be one thou- vessel or barge on an inland lake on ganfl dollars, until modified as provided which a steamboat, vessel or barge has hy law ■one ^undred and twenty-five feet in [de for ilrty-four of the consolidated la.ws,\ :as amended by chapter two hundred arid elghty-one of the laws of nineteen hum- _____ dred and nine, chapter four hundred and;', than -1 eighty-five and four hundred and ninefeye^tfiflcah four of the laws of nineteen hundred and ‘-gallon sr t-wo hundred and ninetr\ teen hundre lundred and eleven, chapter one hundred and sixty- eight of the laws of nineteen hundred and and sixteen, as follows; 5. The holder of *a liquor tax certificate tinder -Stthdivislon two of this section, who 13 engaged In the business of bottling malt llqtlors, or who bottles the same, and who^ sells such malt liquors at ariy place other a -that stated in such liquor tax cer- __ _ ;ate, in^uantities of less than five wine first, nineteen hundred an. ions, i ^ y sell and deliver from a vehi- , shall be added in and 1 V Other I thereafter, successive!j', the buildtag atsuch place .bf occupancy malt hundred dollars, until the a: w ™ ; i s . ss than three gallons (or twenty-four pint ^t each plact In the above described t SSTYSk'^shalrcTual the sum’^of ‘twe such place for the year beginning Oct her first, nineteen hundred and seventet an excise tax greater by one-third than such tax paid under the law as it existed when this S£t took effect. To the tax so assessed for the j-ear beginning October first, nineteen hundred and seventeen. nd deli\ 0 permitting ilcle. Therefiiere li is asses! > taxes upon in liquors shall of seven grades, and assessed as follows; 1. Upon the business of trafficking in liquors to be drunk upon the premises where sold, or which are so drunk, wheth er In a hotel, restaurant, saloon, store, shop, booth or other place, or In any outbuildings, yard or garden appertaining thereto or connected therewith, there Is person enga; each such place v Tied on by such i herewith, to be paid by every ich traffic, and for such traffic is car- 1 if the same be in last state Ired thou- a hundred them and to reguli tlon aJwl condition: to prevei;nt of ashes in unsafe pli the deposit demnation of property for public pur poses, to appraise the value of such bridge, its franchises, rights and any and all damage whicii shall result to such corporation so owning the said bridge by ‘ the taking of the structure ed on by such person if the san olty or borough ha-wing fey the 1 e msus a population of five hundri and or more, the sum Of fifteen hundred lollars; if in a city or borough having by isus a population of less than five so employed any. one hundred and state commisSio and Issue .such o f excise shall prepara ' when the t.ax imposed fn such ;; s!i?s x iTCtlon, Is prohibited. alcohol in quantities of less than five gal- trafficking in liquoi lone, which alcohol can be sold only be- division one of this section, shall equal tween the hours of seven o’clock in the sum of twelve hundred dollars, and !US a population of less than five | morning and seven o'clock In the evening, j ^.fter such tax as so assessed in the bor- hundred thousand, but more than fifty I on any day except Sunday, for use for I ough of Richmond shall equal the sum of thousand, the sum of twelve hundred dol- ‘ mechanical, medicinal or scientific pur- one thousand dollars, and unless it shall lars; If a city or village having by said | poses, by dealers who neither keep nor appear upon notices to be filed with the is a population of fifty thousand or sell any liquors of any kind other than ' state commissioner of excise, in the man *' ' “ ’ alcohol-,' there Is assessed an excise tax | ner and under the conditions provided In to be paid by 4very person engaged Ini subdivision seven-b of this section for such traffic, and for each such place ' cities having a population of less than five where such traffic is carried on by such hundred thousand and more than fifty-five i person, if' the same be in a city having i thousand by the last state census, which | by the last state'CensOs a population of subdivision is hereby made applicable for , five hundred thousand or more, the sum such purpose, that the number Of fifty doirars; if in ' a city Tiaving by ’ - - said census a population of less than five hundred thousand, bbt more than fifty thousand, the ’snm of forty dollars: if In a city having by said census a populatioa of fifty thousand or less, but more than seven thousand and five hundred, the sum of thirty dollars r If in a city or vll lago having by said census a population thousand and five hundi 1 of the takin ghts and fra nsafe places and receptacles; there-v md preventevent thee usese off fire- The i^T^but nSre ^ban itlon hundred the sum 5 regulate and pr th u o rorks and firearms in the to’wn; to pre vent bonfires in the streets and public grounds; to require placed upon buildlnj ' stories in heig plumbers, hucksters, pe era, pawnbrokers, and streets and public fire-escapes to be luildlngs more than two ight; to license ^ d regulate cksters, peddlers, junk deal- pawnbrokers, and the business of pawnbrokerage, and to fix the fees to b« effiarged by pawnbrokers. In their busi ness; to regrulate the running at large of dogs and to license the same; to prohibit, license and regulate public billiard rooms, bowling alleys and exhibitions or show* of every kind, and of theatrical repre sentations; to prescribe the terms and conditions on which licenses shall be granted: to prevent and abate nuisances; to r^ulat© and prohibit public and pri vate pumps, wells, hydrants and TOirs, and the use of them; to regulate and remove slaughter 1: fat, offal, or other rendering or reduc tion works or establishments, and un wholesome and noisome buildings or places, and to comi^el the cleaning of th® same; to regulate the construction of pri vate and public sewers, sinks and privies; to prescribe how sidewallcs may be built and the width, grade and material of runt agreed upon between the said commission of highways and the said ition, pursuant to such five hundred the sum of on© tbousj lars; If In a city or village having opulatlon of se so filed as aforesaid, or be reached, th© amount so appi condemna determined missioners, with tion, shal ing, relaying or re- electric light, heat or power company or requiring the owners any^ other public service corporation for ___ , _ and material which, they may be constructed, and require the rebuilding, relaying or pairing of the same; requiring the owners any of property to make sewer or water con- any nectfons with public sewers, drains, mains ab\ or conduits; to prevent th© adulteration soi of any article used for food or drink and tei to provide for the Inspection thereof by the health department ot said town; to regulate the speed of motive power on railroads over any public street or high way crossing: to require any railroad company to station and keep fiagmen or gates at any street or highway crossing within the town, and such other and fur ther ordinances not inconsistent with the laws of the to-wn, the protection of its property, the preservation of peace and good order, the preservation of health, the prevention and extinguishment of fires, th® protection and control of the public streets, avenues and highways, drains, ditches, sidewalks and crosswalks, within BUCh town; and to prescribe penalties for the violation of such ordinances and to maintain actions at law for the recovery of such penalties by legal proceedtags in the name of and on behalf of the town. nation corn- expenses of such con demnation, shall be paid by the state treasurer upon the warrant of the comp troller out of the moneys approjalated for such purpose. Until pajanent to .such corporation be made after such aga^eement of the amount therein agreed to be paid or upon condemnation the amount so ap praised and determined In such condemna tion in-oceedlngs, the corporation owning the said bridge shall be entitled to con tinue in possession and use thereof and of all the rights, privileges and franchisee enjoyed by It in connection therewith, but upon such payment being made such bridge and all rights and franchises in connection therewith shall become the property of the state of New York and shall be maintained by the state as a free bridge and as a part of the state system of highways. If such bridge be acquired by the pursuant to this section the not be used e vlded by any electric light, heat or power com] purpose except upon such reason- terms and the payment of such rea- ,ble rental to the state as shall be de- itned by the commission of highways, money received therefor shall be paid The money rec< Into the state treasury and so much there of as may be needed appropriated for the maintenance of such bridge. The pro visions of this section, however, shall not affect any existing co^mract for th® use of such bridge by any corporation except that the compensation provided for such use in such existing contract shall be paid to the state. Notwithstanding the provisions Of this section. If any such bridgo be owned by a domestic corporation carrying on the busi ness of operating a railroad and which operates cars thereover, the commission of highways In entering into such agree ment or the commissioners in condemna tion In making such appraisal and fixing such damages as aforesaid may take Into bonsideratlon any bonds outstanding of buch corporatkm which may have been census a population of seven thousand five hundred or less, but more than two thousand and five hundred, the sum of eight hundred dollars; If in a village hav ing ,by said census a population of two thousand and five hundred or less but more than one thousand, th© sum of sev en hundred dollars: provided, that the tax in a village shall not be less than the tax In the territory of the town outside of such village, in which town such village or any portion thereof Is located: If with in the boundaries qf a town and .outside of a village, the population of which town outside of any villqga is by the said census more than se\Vi thousand fivi hundred, th© sum of nine hundred ' ' If in such a town outside of a villi population of which toWn outside village is by SI ■ dollara: ASK FOR and GET H^rl ‘riae Or-aglsagil Milk SoIisCltutes Cost Sam s Pricrj MOVING - STORAGE Furniture and pianos stored in clean, dry hold goods long for u .rage; we move housa- .nywhere— no distance too -Prices are reasonable. EIGHMIE EXPRESS Telephone 108 323 Main St. ELECTRIC FANS PHONE QUINN 2637 He Win Bring One Quickly. live hundred the tax imposed in such borouj increased shall equal the annu; t twelve hundred dollars, the an- larmacist, or by such corporation, as- nual tax to he thereafter assessed for .elation or .copartnership of which he in trafficking in liquor.-? under such subdi- iriember, the sum of ten dollars for each vision at each place in such borougli shall Tha be twelve hundred dollars, until modified ASK CENTRAL FOR ^ l-54»6 And Communicate With Albert Co Smitli & Co 505 MAIN ST. When You Want The Best In PLUMBING AND HEATING PI'/EUMATIC WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS, and DISP06AL PLANTS SEE LENNER A ccessories and Repairs l I K fSlafur? e'llJc?\ for each year um of one lual tax 1 Save Money All Around Tires from $1.S0 up^ Flying M erkle. Red W ing, Hudson and Emblem BICYCLES The Cheapest and Best required to make such th ^ said sum of twelve hundred ’hen the tax imposed in such LEMNER’S 17B Main Street fjuch purpose, tax certificates Such subdivlsioi ratio of one for each five ht lation In such borough, thei at the numl bo applic shown ’ear that sue I exist the s of llquc for under 11 not exceed the hundred of popu- ere shall be add- mdition is not so of one hundred ion of which tc e is by said censi lage is b; thousand, lars; if In lage, the populJ side of any -village thousand or less but more than two thou sand, the sum, of six hundred dollars; If in any other place, the sum of three hun dred and fifty dollars. The' hold'er of a liquor tax certificate under this subdivi sion is entitled also to traffic in liquors as though he held a liquor tax certificate under subdivision two of this section, sub ject to the provisions of section thirteen of this chapter. 2. Upon the business of trafficking ip liquors In quantities less than five wine- gallons, no iMirt of which shall be drunk og the premiees irhere sold, or in any outbuilding, yard, booth or'garden'“apper taining thereto or connected therewith, there is assessed an excise tax to be paid by every person engaged in such traffic, and for each such place where such traffic ■ 5d on by such pecsori.’ if any other place, the sum of ten dollars. ' uouars. No liquor tax certificate issued under sub- isionsions three, fo v '''* Id© of any<J divis three, four, five, six or seven L thousand [ this section, shall be transferred or £ than four signed, and no rebate shall be allowed nnr4v1 iirvftn +Vi<i aiiTn*An<l¥»r nt* Is carried on by such, person.' If the same be ta a city or borough having by the list state census a population of five hundred* thousand or more, the sum of twelve hun-. dred dollars; if in a city or borough hav ing by the said census a population of less than five hundred thousand, but more than fifty thousand, th© suim of orie thou sand dollars; if in a city or village har ing by said census a population of fifty lusand or less, but more than, seven and five hundred, th© sum of dollars:o If ta a city or vil- isuB a population it hunderd d I having by said censi business of trafficking In itiosties off lessess thanan fiveve wine liquors ta quanti o l th fi gallons, but not less than ' two wlrie gal lons, In any town, by \a grower of fruit therein, or a> manufacturer of any liquor produced solely -therefrom In such to-wn, which liquor, can be ,Wld only between hours of seven b'cloclt In the Fro-vlded, however, that If it shall ap pear from notices filed with the state corn ua- fiiissioner of excise as provided in sub- a Qj. • division seven-b of this section, prior to tion 1 September first, nineteen hundred and eighteen, that the number of liquor tax certificates to be applied for under sub- luor. can be ,Wld only betweei of seven b'cloclt In the morninj_ _______ .1 o'clock In the evening on any day, ■ except Sunday, no part of which shall be drunk on the premises where sold, or In any outbuilding, yard, booth or garden appertaining thereto or connected therowitli; and no part of which liquors shall be sold' to or for any resident of eald town, except the holder of a liquor tax certificate under subdivision- three of this section, In case traffic In liquors there in to be drunk on th© premises where sold is prohibited as the result of a . vote on local option pursuant to section thirteen chapter, there is assessed an ex- to be paid by every person engag- ruch tnaffici aind for each such a cise ta: Waco where such traffic is. carried On, sum of one.hnndred dollar^ for ea c h _ _ cise year or any part i thereof, during Which such traffic Is Carried on, and no liquor tax certlflcat® Issued under this subdivision shall be transferred or assign ed, and no rebate shall bd allowed or paid upon the suir.onder or caBcellatioa thereof. ' The taxes assessed under this litid the preceding BubdlvlslcinC of this section shall l>e the taxes to be paid under this chap- traffic is. carried On, th» dollard to be applied for ur division one of this section in the boroughs of Queens and Richmond in the city of New York, and in that part of the borough of the Bronx in such city which was an nexed thereto subsequent to January first, eighteen hundred and ninety-five, will be less than the ratio of one for each five hun dred of population in sucli borough or p art of ■ a borough, there shall be added for each year successiveb', beginning October first, nineteen hundred and eighteen, the sum of fifty dollars Instead of the sum of one himdred dollars as hereinbefore pro vided, until the annual tax to be assessed in the borough of Queeiia and in the above described territory of the borough of the Bronx, city of New York, shall equal the 1 off twelveelve hundredndred dollars, ahd until tw hu inual tax to be as mondoni 8 lUgh of Rlchm mo thousand doli b. There shall bo assessed annually upon the trafficking |n liqyors under aubdivislon October Ifickl two Qf thl;? section, on and first, nineteen hundred and :clse tax to be tan such.ch, aid by every person en gaged i su traffic, and for each place where such traffic is carried on by such person, in the boroughs of Queens and Richmond ta the city of New York and ta ■hat part of the borough of th© Bronx fn iuch .city, which was annexed thereto sub- tequent to January first, eighteen hundred (To be continued.) S50, Easy Payments See and hear this machine tonight. SINGAPHONE CO., 328 Main Street, FOOD THAT iS FIT i-C(0)l©Msil Masftawamift iumd G iril ]R@©siii QUALITY FIRST 219-221 SW et Ladies Entrance: 6 and 8 Washington Street* PLUMBING-HEATING-TiNNING RIGHT MATERIALS—RIGHT WORKMANSHIP— RIGHT PRICES. This means the difference between a poor job and-att-^x- pensive piece of work, and a good job at the right price. KIRCHNER & STRJHN 14 MECHANIC STREET. PHOHE 558-J. 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