{ title: 'The Pokeepsie evening enterprise. (Pokeepsie [i.e. Poughkeepsie], N.Y.) 1892-1918, August 17, 1917, Page 11, Image 11', download_links: [ { link: 'http://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml', label: 'application/rss+xml', meta: 'News about NYS Historic Newspapers - RSS Feed', }, { link: '/lccn/sn90066261/1917-08-17/ed-1/seq-11/png/', label: 'image/png', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn90066261/1917-08-17/ed-1/seq-11.pdf', label: 'application/pdf', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn90066261/1917-08-17/ed-1/seq-11/ocr.xml', label: 'application/xml', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn90066261/1917-08-17/ed-1/seq-11/ocr.txt', label: 'text/plain', meta: '', }, ] }
Image provided by: New York State Library
FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1917. THE EVENING EHTERPRISEc POUGHKEEPSIE, H. Y. ■ LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. I CHAP. 730. A N ACT to am e n d the code of civil pro* sdure. In relation to disposition of ad- erse and confllctlngr c laim s In the court t claim s, and repealing section eighty- eight of th e canal law relating thereto. ? J u n e 5, 1917, w ith th e ap- Govemor. Passed, three- hftb's being p r e s e n t T h e People of th e S tate of New Tork, represented in Senate and Assembly, no en a c t as follows: Section 1. The code of civil procedure Is hereby am ended by Inserting therein a new section, to be section tw o hundred an d slxty-elght-a, to read as follows: i 268-a. D isposition of adverse and con- [ lUetlng claim s. If there are adverse and conflicting claim s to the lands, structures, w a ters, franchises or any other property I \W—atsoever law fully appropriated by tne I,'state or an apparent lien or encum b rance property so appropriated o r an any it therein, or to the aw a rd there- w s t a t e o r I on the p I for, unl< I t h e ir resp I m ined by irance shal spectlve interests the court of ' ‘ may be detei •Ims, or If tn ners of any property so appropriated I or of any interests therein are indeter- I m inable or unknown, th e court shall tt th h e comomptroll* p troller to deposit th am o u n t lich moneys : t e o 'arded in any bank, in belonging to the fund froi com p e n sation is payable m a y be deposit ed, to th e account of sucli aw a rd, to be id to the persons en- as ordered by th e su- I prem e court on application of any person. I § 2. Section eighty-eight of chapter thir- of th e law s of nineteen hundred and entitled “An act relating to canals, constituting chapter five of the consoll-* dated latvs,’’ is hereby repealed; but such repeal shall not affect or im p a ir any rig h t accruing, accrued or acaulred prior to th e tim e such repeal tzikes effect, but the sam e m a y be enjoyed, assorted and enforced as fully and to the sam e extent a s if such repeal had n o t been effected. § 3. This a c t shall t a k e effect immediately. [ S tate of New Tork, OfBce of th e Secre- I ta r y of State, ss: ve com p ared the preceding w ith the al law on file in this office, and do r certify th a t the sam e is a correct :rlpt therefrom and of th e whole of hereb y transci I said original law. Secretary of State. I L A W S O F N E W Y O R K — By A u thority. CHAP. 740. I A N ACT m a k ing an appropriation to sup- K ply a deficiency In th e am o u n t appropri^ ated by chapter s i r hundred and forty- five of th e law s of nineteen hundred an d sixteen for expenses connected w ith th e national guard and m ilitary forces. Becam e a law Juno 5, 1917, w ith the ap proval of th e Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. T h e People of the State of New Tork, |represented In Senate and Assembly, do en a c t as follows: L S ection 1. The sum of one hundred fifty housand dollars (JlSO.OfW.OO) or so much hereof as m a y be necessary. Is hereby •ppropriated out of any m oneys in the ta t e treasu r y not otherw ise appropriated, o pay th e expenses incurred in connec- ion w ith th e mobilization of th e national fuard In the y e a r nineteen hundred and sixteen and the other objects and pur- K)ses specified In chapter six hundred and corty-flve of the law s of t h a t year and to ipply the deficiency In the am o u n t ap- ropriated by such chapter. The am o u n t piereby appropriated sh i ll he paid out by Itb e state treasu r e r on the w a r r a n t of the ■ c o m p troller upon vouchers approved by ■ th e a d ju tan t general, accom p a n ie d with ■ th e certificate of t h e governor approving ■ the paym e n t thereof, . ■ § 2. This a c t s h a ll tak e effect Immediately. ■ s t a t e of New Tork, Office of the Secre- I ta r y of State, ss: I I have com p ared the preceding w ith the I original law on file in - th is office, and do I hereby certify t h a t the sam e is a cqrrect I tran s c r ip t therefrom and of the whole I of said original law. FRA N C IS M. HUGO. Secretary of State. I L A W S O F N E W Y O R K — By A u tho rity . I CHAP. 74Z '^ e proper location of a new bridge over the M o h a w k river, betw een w h a t ia know n as the village of Crescent and th e vQlage of Rexford, and the estim a t ed cost thereof, and . m a k ing an appro p riation f o r th e expense of such Investi- LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. 731. AN ACT to am end the code of civil pro cedure, In relation to th e paym e n t of m o n ey into court and the care and dis position tnereof. Becam e a law Juno 5, 1917, w ith th e ap proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People of th e S tate of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact aa followe: Section 1. Section seven hundred a n - forty-seven of the code of civil procedure is hereby am ended to read as follows; 5 747. Pow e r of each court to direct paym e n t o r reinvestm e n t of its funds. B a c h court m a y direct th a t money, paid Into th a t court in any action or proceed ing brought therein, or an y bond, m o rt gage or other security which represents property belonging to any suit or p a r ty Interested therein, m ay, a f t e r having been deposited w ith th e county treasurer or city cham b e rlain as- required by sec tion seven him d red and forty-five of this act, be paid out, transferred, invested or reinvested in any m a n n e r or form th a t appears to It beet f o r the Interests of the rs thereof. But such directions m u st ibodied In a n order or decree of said , founded upon proper and sufficient ifactory to the court th a t on of th e property Is best arests of thth ee owwn n ers thereof or o interested therein. W hen i originalriginal depositeposit off parties whole of an o d o money, or the whole of a distributive share thereof, or any security or other property is di rected to be paid or transferred out of cour^ the orderler m uu ss tt directlrec the paym ent her Incoir m d d Interest or g to the p a rty or pai said deposit or distributive share or se curity Is ordered to be paid, transferred or delivered. § 2, Section seven hundred and fifty-one of th e code of civU procedure is hereby am ended to r e a d as follows: 5 751. F u n d s or property n o t to be eur- rendered w ithout order. No money, se curity or other property w h ich shall have been placed In th e custody of the court shall he surrendered w ithout th e produc tion of a properly certified copy of an or der of the court, in whoso custody said money, security or other property shall have been placed, duly m a d e and entered, directing such d l^osltlon. § 3. Section seven hundred and fifty- three of the code of civil procedure is hereby am ended to read aa follows: 8 752. A n n u a l reports to comptroller. E v e ry treasu r e r or financial officer who has In h is charge or possession or nndef his control, or who keeps a record of money, bonds, stocks, m o rtgage* or any other securities or property as prescribed in this title, m u st, once In each year, m ake a report to the com p troller a t the tim e and in the form and m a n n e r which he m a y prescribe, containing a tru e etate- of his accountsccounts foror thehe precedlnreceding f t p or from the tim e of the last report, report m u s t ho verified by the oath ich officer, and m u s t fee accompanied th e certificate of th e proper officer of :h bank or tru s t company, stating the t on deposit w ith such oor- 'ery savings bank, hank ly having In Its possesf am o u n t company pursuantt too ann orderrder qff sssion, t a o q a court of record, money, bonds, stocks^ m o rtgages or ariy other securities or property which were not first deposited In com pliance w ith the provisions of section seven hundred and forty-five of th is act, m u st, once In each year, m a k e a repKsrt to the compti such tim e as he shall le of the action or proceed- the date of th e receipt, from whom received, for whom received, the am o u n t of money, If any, a description of the se curities or other proi>erty,’ escch addition of interest and each change of invest ment, th e am o u n t so held a t th e da£e of the report, the date aiid description of each order directing paym e n t and the dates and am o u n ts of paym e n ts thcreun- nd to whom m ade. E v e ry officer, »mi»atiy m entioned.in. this im lsh any additional re com p troller or to th e court at ich tim e and in such detail as m a y be I equlred. § 4. This ac t shall take effect Septem ber first, nineteen hundred and &eyepte« bank or t section, shal port to th e c first, nineteen hundre d an d aeyepteen. S tate of New York, Office of the Seer ta r y of State, sa; I have com p ared the original law on file 1n th preceding w ith the i I this office, and do ■eby certify th a t the sam e Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. FRA N C IS M. HUGO. Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. 734. AN ACT m a k ing an em ergency approprla- I tion fo r the state commission of hlgh- rk, I w ays for the m a intenance and repair of do Improved sta t e and county highw ays be- Became a law Juno 5, 1917, with the proval of the Governor. Passed, thi filths being present. The People of the S tate of New Yorl represented in Senate and Assembl; en a c t as foil Section rected to 5 of determ ining ; a new bridge over river a s th e sam e is or m a y be canalized I represented in S< letw e e n w h a t is know n as the village of enact as follows: and the village of Rexford. Section 1. Th( also ascertain w h a t real prop- thousand dollars (JIOO.I erty. If any, shall bo required fo r the thereof a s m a y be necessary, 1 — __ I '•’’oropriated out of :ate of New York, and Assembly, do i of one hundred ,000), or BO much construction of such bridge and th e ap - ! a p p ropriate d o u t of any moneys in the roaches thereto, and the probable cost of state t r e a s u ry not otherw ise appropriated, se of emergrency purposes In the inainte- proach e s thereto , an d th e prohabh such real property. For the purpose of such investigation th e canal board, or a person duly authorized by it, m a y enter upon any lands in th a t vicinity. I t shall m a k e a report to the legislature of nine teen hundred and eighteen on or before F e b ru a r y first of the estim a ted cost of constructing at new st bridge and approaches, acquiring th e necessary any, therefor. I 2. The sum of tw enty-five hundred dollars (22,500), or so m uch thereof a s m ay he necessary, is hereby appropriated out of an y m o n ey in the treasury, not other- payable by the treas- .nt of the e com p troller on state engineer and su r veyor to carry out the purpose of this a c t 5 3. This act shall take effect Immediately. S tate of New Tork, Office of the Secre ta r y o f sta t e . B31 I have com p ared the preceding w ith the original law on file in this office, and do hereby certify th a t the sam e is a correct tran s c r ip t therefrom and of the whole of said original law. >ney in th e treasury , wise appropriated, payab le by u r e r on th e w a r r a n t of th the order of 1 LA W S O F n e w Y O R K — By A u thority. CHAP. 744. th e state conitained or trespass. tion therefoi Became a law protection of :ng and property of i therein from injury and m a k ing an appropria- roprlated for emergency purposes In the mainte nance and repair of improved sta te and county highw a y s on the principal routes between New Y o rk an d Albany; the ex penditure thereof to be w ith the approval of the governor and T r leet obligations of the stat< of highw ays y s and shall b« loner of ad In accordance with action one hundred and ' of the highw ay law. The m oney herein appropriated shall rem a in in the sta te treasu r y until required to m e e t obligation s of th e s comm issioner o f high w a an d shall paid by th e state treasu r e r upon the t ran t of the <iomptroUer upon the < cate of th e state commi ways fo r t h e purposes of § 3. This a c t shall tak e effect Immedl- 3tate, ss: ive com pared th e preceding with the 3.W on file in this ofiSce. and do iby certify th a t tran s c rip t therefroi said original law. FRA N C IS Secretary sam e is a correct >m and of the whole of •y of State. r J u n e 5. 1917. w ith th e ap proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People of th e S Mew York, sembly, do S tate of ■epresented in Senate and Ai ■nact a s follows: Section 1.' The commissioner of educa tion shall em p loy such persons and take such other m e a s u res as he m ay deem ad visable fo r th© protection of the education building and property of the state con tained therein from injury or trespass, and f o r such ptirpose the sum of ten thou sand ^ i l a r * (JIO.OOO), or so much tisereof s m a y be needed, Is hereby appropriated, ayableyable byy thehe treasureasu r e r onn thehe pa b t t r e r o t w a rrant of the com p troller on th e order of the immlssioner of education. 5 2. This a c t shall take effect immediately, f N e w York, Office of the Secretary I have com p ared the preceding w ith the original law on file in this office, and do hereby certify th a t th e sam e is a correct t r a n s e p t therefrom and of the whole of ■aid original law. “ RANCIS je canal to take existing Schenectady-Sc and for constructing between S tate s treet ue In the city of Sc toll bridge, ig approaches thereto !t a t W a shington ave- inatructini ty of Schenectady and i in the village of haw k avenue in the village of Scotia; apportioning the expense thereof to the state of New York, the city of Schenec tady, th e county of Schenectady and the village of Scotia; providing for the pay m e n t of such expense, and for the pur chase of said existing toll bridge and the disposition of the proceeds thereof. Becam e a law June 5, 1917, w ith th e ap proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. Accepted by the City. The People of the S tate of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact a s follows: Section 1. The superintendent of public works, when the m oneys fo r the sta te ’s share of the w o rk shall have been appro priated, Is hereby authorized and directed to construct a bridgre and approaches to extend from the Junction of S tate street and W a shington avenue In the city of Schenectady to a point on M ohawk ave nue about three hundred feet w e s terly of the Junction of Schonowee a v e n u e a n d Mo haw k a v enue In the village of Scotia In the ?.ounty of Schenectady, in the maimer h e reinafter desotlbed. T h e description ot the Im provem ent Is as follows: The new construction Is to begin a t the point w h ere S tate street' Intersects W ashington avenue In the city of Schenectady, is to extend Bubstantl^ally as a direct continuation of S tate street w e sterly to a point a t or w e s t erly of th e w e sterly bank of the barge canal term inal w a terw a y distant approxl- ly eight hundred feet from the point ginning, w h e re a eultafele curve is to be constructed, and Is to continue beyond said curve In a straig h t line to a point on M ohawk avenue about threei hundred feet w e sterly of the Jim ctlon of Schonowee avenue and M ohawk avenue In the village of Scotia. S 2. The hnprQvement betw een the inter section of th e center lines of W ashington avenue and S tate street In Schenectady and th e term inal point in Scotia, a dis tance of about four thousand feet, shall, except a a provided In section three, have a drivew a y fo r ty f e e t in w idth w ith suitable w e a ring surface: also tw o overhanging concrete sidew alks each not leas th a n six feet in w idth. The bridge shall be de signed to carry tw o electric r a ilw a y tracks and be of sufficient s tren g th fo r the use of m o d e m suburban electric cars. The s tr u c tu r e s h a ll be of th e deck typo and built of concrete property reinforced. The bridge shall cross th e channel of th© barge canal in one span of approxim ately two hun dred feet in th e clear; all other spans, in cluding the spans of the viaduct across the Islands shall be about seventy feet in th e clear. The top of each pier coping shall be a t an elevation approxim a te ly the sam e as and not lower th a n th a t deter mined as th e \barge canal clearance a t the highest ordinary navigable stag© of the canal a t th e point o f crossing. T h e dim en sions above specified m a y be Increased provided the lim it of cost specified by this act shall not bo thereby exceeded. Such brid§o shell bo built to ta k e the place of the existing toll bridge connecting the city of Schenectady and the village of Scotia, 8 3. The highw a y on the m a inland In the city of Schenectady shall be a p a r k ap proach from State street w ith a total w idth of approxim a tely one hundred feet, the design of such p a rk a p p roach to bo ap proved. by th e board of estim a te and ap- portidnm e n t of th e city of Schenectady. The highw a y on th e m a inland In th e i ‘- lage of Scotia shall and w idth to th e : of the bridge, b u t land in th e vll he sim ilar in design >adway and sidei Ige, b u t m a y be constructi greater wWtb If zo determ ine!^ b y the Off thh ee ’ tees o t v illage o lines of said highwe Bwalks lotia. T h e m a r g I ■ In said city and vll- and fixed by th e su- w o rks a s nearly as 3nce w ith the pro- lons of tW s act, and a m a p thereof (Wing the location of said highw ay and practicable, In visions o f th is showing th e loci its m a rginal lin< ilghw ay 368 and the lands required le filed In th e coim ty clerk’s Bee in Schenectadj'- county and said su perintendent shall thereupon fix a tim e and place In th e city of Schenectady at which he will h e a r all persons inter* therein in respect to th e location of highw ay and its m a rginal lines and shall give publlo notice of such opportunity to be heard by publication of a notice five tim es In each dally new spaper published In th e cRy of Schenectady, th e first publi cation to b© not m o re th a n fifteen nor than, ten days before such hearing. : superintendent shall have th e powef iBue subpoenas and adm inister oaths for said hearings, and a f ter having heard all persons Interested he shall approve or m odify and approve a s modified said m ap and file his approval or fll© a modified m a p w ith his approval thereof In said county clerk's office, and said highw ay location and th e m a rginal lines thereof all be as so established. Ided for provide fo r paying th e cost of th e con struction of the Schenectady approach and th e east abutm e n t of th e first span channel, ik satis- j w— ____ ___ ... ______ ident of _ _ public worliB and payable to th e order of m a tters relating to th e ascertah the said superintendent such am o u n t as i th e value of the Interest of the the sta te superintendent of pubUc w o rks G lenylllejn said brWge, shall require and which he shall have de term ined to be sufficient to defray the cost of tts said portion of the w o rk or such am o u n ts a s th e sta te superintendent of public w o rks from tim e to tim e shall re quire and which in the aggregate shall not exceed th e am o u n t he shall determ ine to be sufficient to defray th e cost of Its said portion of th e work. § 5. Upon th e execution of th e necessary contracts for the w o rk herein provided for th e village of Scotia shall provide for paying th e cost of the construction of the approach between the north abutm e n t of th e bridge over the M o haw k river and th e term inal point on M o hawk avenue in Scotia, Said village shall deposit In a bank satisfactory to the state superin tendent of public works, and payable to the order of the said superintendent, such am o u n t as the sta te superintendent of public w o rks shall require and which he shall have determ ined to be sufficient to defray th e cost of Its said portion of the work, or such am o u n ts as th e sta te super intendent of public w o rks f rom tim e to tim e shall require and which in the ag gregate shall n o t exceed th e am o u n t ha shall determ ine to be sufficient to defray the costs of Its said portion of the work. 5 6. The superintendent of public works 1» h e reby authorized and empowered from tim e to tim e w ith th e approval of the canal board to contract for, purchase and acquire by deed or other instrum e n t, for ^ and In the nam e of the state of New town, e York, all real property, lands, rights and franchli prlvllegea w h ich m a y bo required for the assessn: construction of said bridge and Its ap proaches other th a n sta te lands, and for such purpose to enter by himself, his en gineers o r agents upon any lands, w a ter and prem ises for the purpose of m a k ing surveys and exam inations, and If for any Upon the execution of th e n n n tr aa ec tets foror thehe woi o rk herein f t w th© city of Sch< lectady three hereof. T h e sta te engineerra and su r veyor shall furnish a com plete copy Of ich plans, designs, specifications an d es- tho city ol Schenectadj such plan! tlm a tes to th e city ol S 5 7. All state author diction thereover m ay m a n e n t occupation for snglneb om plete < atlons .ectady. having juris- onsent to the per- ;ho purpose of tho land of tho state, if any, if such occupa tion will not. In their opinion, Interfere w ith the publlo purpose for which such land was required. contracts in behalf of le state of New Y o rk for of the w o rk herein cute all necessar th e people of thi the constructi* and shall th e appropriations therefor. The sum of fifteen thousand dollars (215,- 000) Is hereby appropriated from any m on eys in the tre a ^ r y , not otherw ise ap propriated for the paym e n t of the cost and expenses of said plans, designs and specifications, and for necessary surveys, estim a tes and advertising. Such sum* shall be paid by th e sta te treasu r e r on the w a r r a n t of tho com p troller on th e order of the superintendent of public w o rks If the expense was Incurred by him, or on the order of the sta te engineer and surveyor it th e expense w a s Incurrd by such offi cer. The sum s of m oneys required to be paid Into the bank under sections four and five by the city of Schenectady, the county of Schenectady and th e v lU ^ o of Scotia shall, as they become payable fo^ th e Improvement, be applied by th e su.< perintendent of public w o rlts tb e iw n upon' | vouchers approved by him. T h e aggre gate cost to tho state of tho construction of the Im provem ent described In this act, exclusive of th e am o u n ts to bo paid by tho city of Schenectady, th e county of Schenectady and tho vUlag© of Scotia, shall n o t exceed seven hundred and fifty s “o f \ th o ~ s a le of w h ich said iterest sba31 be<pald. the proceeds notes and interest The village of S c o tians hereby*authoriz ed and directed to Issueibonds im th e m a n n e r provided by secCio^on© hundred and of th e vEOs th a t publlo notice of th e ann m e n ts to be fixed by the»board therein referred toI n e e d /n o t be of trustees jtalm ents such am o u n ts its sh a re of tl n e e d /n o t b e git»en and need 'n o t be eqsaal. In be required to pa; C th e im p rovem en imposed snclPbri propriatlons fo r th e state; expense shall have been legislature. } 14. T h e provisions of th is a c t shall prevail over all acts or p a r t s of acts which are In conflict or inconsistent w jth, this ac t o r an y p a r t thereof. I 35. This a c t shall tak e effect immedl-, S tate of New Tork, Office of th e Secre-.' ta r y of S tate, y certify t h a t th e sam e Is a correct tran s c rip t therefrom and of th e wl Inal law. :lnal law said orlgl] FRA N C IS M. HUGO, S e c retary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authorljty. CHAP. 74L AN ACT authorizing th e paym e n t of com pensation to certain employee* a t sta te hospitals o u t of m o n eys heretofore ap- iroprlated for such hoiplfaala. i law Junie more tl dollars pletlon shall be rellei two hundred and fifty 1 lall ha h e reafter approjrrlated general fund; and upon com- such Im p rovem ent th e sta te sved of any liability w h a tso- ;ruct a bridge In substitution Scotia. 8 9. The city of Sch< through Its hoard of estlimate tionm ent, and tho tow n Ing through Its tow n b( authorized and empowe and agrc< of the tot :l and 1, are hereby empow ered to negotiate value of th e Interest I BPPOr- tvllle, act- r e hereb y ipon th e valu e o f th e Inters of Qlenville in tho toll hridg* lectlng the city of Schenectady village of Scotia and Its fran- id upon tho respective share* each shall pay or b e a r of such tor the purpose of converting said Ige from a toll bridge owned by the ow n to a free bridge to be ow ned by tho itate of New Tork. chise, an d which In the event t h a t such boards are unable to agree upon th e value and proportionate shares to he paid and hom e, as aforesaid, tho city of Schenectady m a y m a k e appli cation to a Justice of th e suprem e court tho th ir d Judicial departm e n t, for tho jolntm e n t of three disinterested and itents freeholders, residents of tho competent freeholders, resid fourth Judicial district, or of some county adjoining such Judicial district, com rals; sioners, to ascertain the value of the in- if the tow n of (Henville In said franchise, who shall there- 3 a n d Its franchl i appoint such coi 3 timim e andnd placelace th e t e a p of th e first m e e ting of tho commissioners. A t least eight days’ notice of such application to tho court to t the appointm e n t of such commissioner* m u s t be given to the tow n board of th« tow n of Glenvllle. N otice of th e tim e and place for the first m e eting of the com m issioners shall be given to all parties ap pearing upon said application. The com m issioners’ p o w ers and duties shall be the sam e as provided in th e condem n ation laW and proceedings for th e confirm ation oi setting aside of the report, and an appeal, ly, from a final order thereo n , and all ■ tin g to th o ascerta in m e n t of commi nearly a s m a y be, bo the scribed In the condemnatlojn dings, subsi iceedlngs. sub se q u e n t to th e report th e com m issioners provided fo r therein. The sum agreed upon by th e s a id board.4 as the share to be paid by the cRy of Schenectady, or In case of a disagreem ent, three-fourths of th e sum so determ ined to be thth ee valuealue off thh ee Interestnterest off th«he v o t I o t town Glenvlllelem in said toll bridge and its !o of an appeal three- i fixed upon the final of G franchise, fourth's of ame as pre- > law fo r tho th e repo rt of determination of the appeal. shstJl be paid by the city of Schenectady to the supervlj sor of the tow n of Glenvllle f o r said town. The am o u n t to bo paid by said city a* aforesaid shall bo paid to said supervisor of said tow n w ithin ninety days from the m aking of said agreem ent, or the determ i nation of such commission or In case of an appeal from the final determ ination of the appeal. 8 10. The sum paid by th e city to the town of Glenvllle as above provided shall be divided W said supervisor betwieen village of Scotia and th e said ’ the iwn In the sod value [age o f Scotia an d th e si sam e proportion th a t tho assess* of the real and personal property, eluding assessments upon special frai chises of the village of Scotia aa dete: and per- Of th4 an d exam ination s, an d If fo r i son the sam e cannot he acquired by purchaae to acquire the sam e by con dem n ation for tho public uaei a foresaid in th© m a n n e r provided by th e condem n ation law, except t h a t upon tho appointm e n t of commissioners in condemnation proceed ings the state of New York shall bo and become seized In fee of ail those parcels of real estate which are on the approved m ap on file, provided In ecctlon three, w ithin th e m a rginal lines of said highw ay and of any intervening land other than land already owned by th© s tate, and the said commlssionerB herein autiiorized to bo appointed m a y Im m ediately or a t any tim e th e reafter take possession of the • of any p a r t or part# thereof,. law for same, o r of an y p a r t o r part# t w ithout any suit or proceeding a t ' th a t purpose, and th e sta te superlnl of public works, th© state ilssloners, and ised value of the real p roperty of the rem a lnde . . excluding assessments upon special ises, as determ ined by said towri n ent roll In the y e a r nineteen hun- and sixteen and t ] ^ sh a re of th e vil lage shall bo paid Im m ediately upon re ceipt of tho m oney by th© supervisor a* afores! The village of Scol 3 and directed to t lereby authorlz- of th© c o st of c ich and ao- r as herein provided or In payment of any bonds Is- ■ therefor. >tla approach and id therefo r a s len t of I The tow n of GlenvUl© shall u*o and structlon of tho £ quisitlon of th e 1 o f GlenvUl© sha ll u se an d ap ply th© rem a inder of th© m oneys received as hereinbefore provided, a f t e r deducting the share of th© village of Scotia, to the construction and Im p rovem ent of highways In ' ' ' •vem ent itside of the cor- Icotia In highways In said town ou) poratfl lim its of the village of Scotia the m a n n e r now or hereafter provided by law ; provided, however, t h a t non© of such m oneys shall ho expended by said town for any. puri>os6 until a contract for the construction of th© concrete bridge herein ite n d e n t fot-, shall have been m ade by the i -3 e ow n ership of the said bridge, and all ivlleges and appurtenances thereto shall forever vested In the otato of NoW York, subject, however, to any legally apportioned according to the am o u n t of the awarda*^shall be paid by tho said city and village respectively for the lands within their respective limit! tereet from the entry of th pointing commissioners, and of th e aw a rds and costs and ihall bo paid ' -ith*^' the balance expenses, if any, sha ll ho paid by tho county of Schenectady by a bond issue or other wise as the hoard of supervisors m ay de term ine. The state engineer and surveyor shall, on or before Decem ber first, nine teen hundred and seventeen, m ake the plans, designs and specifications for the B tructw e herein provided for, together w ith a detailed estim a te of cost, and for th a t purpose shall bo empowered to em ploy an engineer or engineers to m ake such plans, designs and speclflcations which shall b© subject to the approval of th© c a n a l board and of th© superintendent of' publlo work* and shall conform with the provlsians of section* one, two and however, to an y legal r franchises, if any, n owned by said town. Tho tow n board tho tow n of Glenvllle upon such paym© shall execute and deliver to tho state a conveyance of such title, rig h t and inter est In a form to be approved by th© a t torney-general. § 12. Th© city Of Schenectady la hereby authorized ^ d directed to Issue bonds In tho m a n n e r provided by sections sixty and slxty-one of tho second class cltle* law In such am o u n t as m a y bo required to defray Its share of tho cost of th e Im provem ent and the expenditures imposed upon it by this act, and pending th© de- subject, however, U 3 rights o r franchises r said tow ipon it b y th is act, an d pending term ination of th e> exact amount o u n t of th* city’s share a “eterm ;endent of i e x a c t am 8 d ined by th© superin tenden t of pu b lic works, tho city m ay borrow the money on notes and renew tho sam e until tho determ ination of the exact am o u n t payable by tho city w hen bonds ■ball be issued a* above provided from Becam e a law Ju n 6, 1817, w ith th© ap- jroval of th© Gewomor. Passed, three- Iftli* being p r e s e n t 'The People of the ^presented in Senalte la c t a s follows: SectionI L Th© unexpended e o f th e S tate of N ew York, in Sen a and A ssem bly, do L Th© unexpende d balance of heretofore appropriated fo r per- rvlco a t th© U tica S tate H o s p ital 1 n o t oxceeffii^ nine hundred dol lars; H u d son R iver S tate H o s p ital in ium n o t exceeding nine hundred dollai :o H o s p ital in a sum not exceeding nine h u n d r ^ dollars; Buffalo' J l a a sum n o t exceeding Uars; R oc dh tot exceedli exceedin g nine bun-- R o e ster S tate H o s p ital Ini nine hundred dollars; • s u ch h extra-serv - a sum n o t exceed in g nin e hundre d dollars ;; Central Id l p S tate H o spital In a sum noti exceeding nine hundred dollars; Manhat tan S tate H o spital in a earn n o t exceeding’ nine hundred doUazs, shall be availdhle; for th e paym e n t of th© com p e n sation o f ’ employees a t tho re f lectiv e hoepltalB fo r ex tra services heretofore rendered by them to th e /raperlntendents In cam r in g out tho provUrtona of chapter tw enty-fdx, law s of nineteen hnndred and -two, Impos ing upon such superintendents th e duktes of treasurer. 8 2. Such ex t r a com p e n sation Is f o r tth e balance rM nalnlng due em ployees, for services perform ed In addition to 'the! regular duties an d as allow ed hospital commission fo r su c 8 3. ’The m oneys mad© available fa r the paym e n t of s u c h com p e n sation by th e pro visions of this a c t s h a ll be paid o u t by th© state tje a s u r e r on audit and w a r r a n t of tho com p troller In tho sam e m a n n e r as other expenditures fo r w h ic h such ap propriation is available. 5 4. T h is a c t shall tak e effect Immedl- S tate of N ew York, Office o f tho Secretary of State, ss: I have com p ared th e preceding w ith the original law on file in this office, and do hereby certify th a t th e sam e is a correct Iranscript therefrom and of th e whole of f«ld original law. FRANCIS M. HU(30, Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. . CU “ AN ACT m a k ing an appropriation f o r pr© ;he shores (rf Islands belonglnj proval of the Governor. Pass* fifths being present. serving th e i 3 s t a t e li mo a law Ju n e 6, 1917, w ith t l o f th e Governor. Passe d , j bein g preset... •rhe People of th e S tate of N ew , Y ork, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact a s follows: Section 1. Tho sum of ten thousand - leh thereof any moneys s hereby approprlat in the sta te treasc of th e conservation commission. shall be paid out by th e sta t e treas- 1 b e pa id o u t b y the warrant of upon th© order of s u c h com 9 2. This act shall take effect immediately. State of New Tork, Office of the Secre ta r y of State, ss; I have comijared tho preceding w ith th e original law on file In this office, and do hereby certify th a t th e sam e Is a correct tran s c rip t therefrom and of th e whole of said original law. FR A N C IS M. HUGO, S e c retary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. 757. AN ACT m a k ing an appropriation, to be expended under tho direction of the ad- Jutant-greneral, to reimburse the orgraul- zation, officers and men of tho second regiment Infantry, national guard, for loss of certain property destroyed by fir© o r to w p la co Buch property. approval fifths being present. The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact a* follows: Section 1. Thq sum of twenty-five thou- ■ ' ,000), o r so m u c h thereof Section 1. Th© s t ind dollars (225,00 7 be necessi purpose of reim b u rsing the officer* and the enllisted » m a y bo necessary, itod out of any money In priated. lereby approprl- th e treasu ry ___ . to be expend- ad'‘ jutanbgeneral, for the leer* an d th e en men of not otherw ise appropri ed through tho a t ‘ regiment Infantry italffi ■ ■ d owned by them in buc service and n o t Issued by th© state and recently destroyed by fir© a t the state arm o ry a t Troy; or to replace such uni forms, equipm ent and m ilitary property. If In thoth opinionpinion off th© adjutant-general e o o t it m a y be deem ed best. 8 2. The mpney appropriated under sec tion one of th is act shall b e expended by the adjutant-general upon claim s filed w ith and approved by the com m anding Ddlng officer of th e second regim e n t representing \ “ and enli organization, officers tor hls action: and upon^ !$hall be forw arded to th e adjul-itant-gen- be - - - - >atlO! n _ ly h ls approval, . ~.»-* such uni/ tary property A fter su(ich ‘ au d it and determ inationatlon leeded by the joh riaim s. l such infforms, equipm e n t or m ilitary property ihall be paid by th e treasu r e r to such ilalm ants or the adjutant-general,adjutant-general, a s the ►neys so ap- case m a y be, out of such m oney s propriatod upon the w a r r a n t of the 3 3. This act shall tak e effect Immedl- S tate of N ew York, Office of th© Secretary of State, ss: I have com p ared th e preceding w ith the original law on file In this office, and do hereby certify th a t the sam e 1* a correct transcript therefrom and of t h e whole of Mid original law. FR A N C IS M. HUGO. . Secretary of Btate. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. 7.15. AN ACT in relation to appropriations m a d e fo r th e support and instruction of deaf m u tes In certain 1: !ths being present. The People of the S tate of New York, epresented In Senate and Assembly, do enact a s follows: Section 1. The amounts appropriated by chapter six bnndred and forty-six of tho law s of nineteen hundred and slxti th e support and a t th e instltutloE be paid a t tho e ra fifty dollars per capilta m hundre d an d si i Instruction of d< appropriated tlons, respecltively, lOt less ictlon o f d e a f m u tes led in such a c t shall th r t e of three hundred and i out of the am o u n ts ich institu- ich act for sui : for a school j no t le s s t h a n forty weeks, Includlnig in such period the tim e th a t Instruction ^ v e n a I w lth- th e tim e t h a t In st a t such Institutions be- tho existence of th e epidemic of and Including i ' lay have been juch pi cause of infantile paralysis, an d Including also time, n o t exceeding one weel 1 to teachers’ LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority, CHAP. 746. AN ACT m a k ing an appropriation for the relief of women nurses pursuant to sec tions eighty-six and eighty-seven of the poor law. Becam e a law June 5, 1917, w ith th e ap proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People of the S tate of New York, represented In S e n a te and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section 1. The sum of two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500), or so m u ch there of as m a y be needed, is hereby appropri ated for the relief of women nurses pur suan t to sections cighty-six and eighty- :en of the poor law, aa added by chap- • five hundred and ninety-five of the iteen hum neys shall be av:UIiable and payable In suc^ sections, ict shall t£ and thirteen, l for the th e m a n n e r pro- ta k e effect Immedi- deyoted prbportl of tim e th aller num b e r of puplle in id p e r capita am o u n ts ■Ithstandlng the fallmre year o r for a sni each case. Tho shall be paid, notwl to give such Instru the required period of tim e becausi existence of such epidemic, by th< one Bchc if puplle Ing th e failu id support for troller on th e certificates verified oy oaths of th e president and secretary, of other officers designated by law, of each of such Institutions and on th e approval of th© com m issioner of education. 8 2. T h is a c t shall tak e effect Immediately, s t a t e of Now Office of the Secretaxyl hereby certify th a t th© sam e is a correct tran s c r ip t therefrom and of th e whole of said original law. FR A N C IS M. HUGO, Secretary of State. L A W S 'O F N E W Y O R K — By A u th o r ity . CHAP. 749. A N ACT t o am e n d th© labor law. In rela tion to th e bureau of employment, and m a k ing a n appropriation therefor. fifths being p r e s e n t The People of th e S tate of Nei represented In -Senate and Assei enact as follows: Section L Sections slxty-six-1 and sixt; mployi k in g a n appropriatio n therefo r, am© a law June 5, 1917, with th© ap- al of th e Governor. Passed, three n t the S ta te o f N ew York, m ate an d Assem bly, do i L Section s slxty-six-1 an d chapter t h i r t y - s t r of tho la leteen hundred and nine, entitled “An act relating to labor, constituting chapter of th e consolidated law s,’’ as thlrty-ono o f th e consolidated law s,’’ a s added by chapter on© h u n d red and d g h ty - one of tho law s of nineteen hundred i fourteen, a r e hereby am e n d ed to read, spectlvely, m follows: 66-1. Dei e p a rtm e n ts. Tho sta te Indus- ly. a D trial commission branch office separate separate entrances fo r m en and women and shall organize In each branch, located In cities of the first and second cla: separate ■ Juvenile placem e n t departn These departm e n ts fo r m en and wc m a y be subdivided Into a division farm labor and such other divislom other classes of woric as In Its Judgi m a y bo required. 8 66-J. Juvenflea Juvenile placem ent de partm e n ts shall be established In connec tion w ith th e branch office of tho bureau of em p loym e n t The purposes and func tion of such Juvenile placem e n t depart m ents shall be to provide inform a tion concerning vocational and trad© training, the conditions and processes in industry to give advice tending to help keei In school, and assist In such o as Will contribute to th e welfai 3 o f juve placemein to proc!ure applicanlts , le Juven lent s h a ll use its efforts inlty for such are seeking j t departm e : th e best opportunity fo r suc l n In accordance w ith the stat« rtlflcates and aga atrial commission risory com m ittee com- Al tlves of employers, ird of education,' and interested state Industria l 1 a p p o int an adviso ry comi represen ta iployees, th© inch o ther persons a s are uvenlle placem ent work, for th e pui poses of advising and assisting In tk w o rk of each such departm e n t. T h e si pervisor and all other em ployees In this departm e n t shall be selected from special cl-vil service lists. 3 2. The sum of fifteen ■thousand ($16,000), or so m uch thereof as i necessary. Is hereby appropriated any m o n ey In th© treasu r y not o t appropriated to defray th e expenses in curred by the sta t e Industrial commission in carrying out th© provisions of sections s!xty-slx-l and slxty-six-j of th e labor law as am ended by this act, payable by th* of com p troller on th e certificate of such com- mission. 8 3. T h is a c t shall tak e effect immedl- S tate of N ew York, Office of th e Secretary of State, I have cc original law on file in this office, and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of Bald original law. FRANCIS M. HUGO, Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK-rBy Authority. CHAR. 768. AN ACT to am e n d th e civil service 1 In relation to retiring veterans and i sioning them. B ecam e a law Juno 6, 1917, w ith th e l 1 of the Governor. Passed, thi being presenf lople of tl;e and Asseimbly, fTew York, se do ilneteen hundred and sixteen, entitled I a c t In reiation to the civil service of sta t e of New Y ork and th e ci-vil divl- Ifths bein g prese n t. The Peop le of th S tate of Ne' represented hr Senate enact as follows: Section 1. C h a p ter fifteen of th e law s of lUneteen hrmdred and nine, and chapter luiKired and thlrty-el^t of the laws eteen hundred and sixteen, entitled \A n a c t In tho s t a te o slons and cities chapter seven of th e consolidated law s,’ hereby am e n d e d to read as follows: 9 21-a. R e tiring veterans of th e late civ ■war and g r a n ting them i>enslons. E v e ry soldier, sailor *r m a rine of tho arm y or na'vy of th e U n ited S tates In the late civil w a r honorably discharged from service who shall have been employed f o r a con tinuous period of ten years or m o re In servic© of th e sta te of New York id counties thei ached the age own request, or upon helng m a n u a l la- employment civil servic© o f t th e several citl, and who shall iiave r< renty years upon his If employed in manual labor Incapacitated for performing bor, shall he r e tired from hi* by the state of 1 d u ring his life tho sta te deps m e n t or institution and the several cll and counties which employed him a tim e of his retirem e n t shall pay to In th e sam e m a n n e r th a t the salai wages of hls form e r positioi tom a rlly paid to him equal in am o u n t to one- wages paid to him In th© l a s t year of ■ 'm e n t: proYlded, however, thalt lual sum a m o u n t to on e-h a lf th© s a lary or m In th© la s t ye a r o hls ‘lowever, th a tho .iloy m en t: proYlde . am o u n t so to be paid to such retli, — . _. shall not exceed the sum b f on* thouaand doliars per haUhall jrk. . This a c t s of New Y ta r y of State, ss: Office of th© Secro- I have com p ared th e preceding -with tho original law on fll© in this office, and do hereby certify th a t tho sam e Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of laid original law, FRA N C IS M. HUGO, Secretary of StoUk viued by si S tate o f N ew York, Office of the Secre ta r y of S tate ed the preceding w ith th e ' on file in this office, and do sreby certify th a t the sam e is a correct icript therefrom and of the whole of SICIS M. HUGO, Secretary of S tat LAWS OF NE’ CH[AP. YORK—By Authority. 758. o m a tters concemln th e public peace, public safety and put Uc Justice. Becam e a law June 5, 1917, w ith th approval of th e Governor. Passed, three fifths being present. The People of the represented In Senat nact a s foUows: Section 1. The sum of dollars la hereby appropris moneys In the treasu ry appropriated, payable the attorney-general er officer, qulrles by ters concerni safety and public ted, out of any not otherw ise tho. g o v e rnor and pon' their ordi 7 tho attorn© ern ln g the p expense of in- -general Into m a t- iblic pea<ice, public public Justice, pursuant to the of subdivision eight of section ► of the exec 3n to be imm idiately avail !ect Immedi- I Imv© compared the preceding w ith the 5 in this office, and do ■tify t h a t the sam e is tran s c r ip t therefrom and of the hav e Cl ginal law c lereby certify 1 a correct 3 Whole of Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. 762. AN ACrr to pTovid© m e a n s f o r tho s u p p o rt of governm e n t Becam e a law June 5, 1317, -with tho ap proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fiftha being p r e s e n t The People of th e S tate of Ne-w Y o rk represented In Senat© and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section 1. There shall be Imposed, for th e fiscal y e a r beginning July first nine teen hundred and seventeen, on each dol la r of real and piersonal property of this sta te subject to taxation, taxes for the purposes hereinafter m entioned, which taxes shall be assessed, levied and collect- by the annual assessmlent e n t and collec- of taxes of t h a t prescribed by law, the several comnty an d coll year in the manner .w, and shall be paid by i treasu rers into the r th e pay- mds which 6 upon t h a t xjmmenclng G E N E R A L FUND. F o r th e general fund, and fo r m e n t of those claims and demanc shall constitute a laiyful charg e fund during the fiscal year co July first, nineteen hundred and seven teen, one hundred and forty-six one hun dred thousaodths of a mill. CANAL D E B T SIN K IN G FUNDS. Fund N u m b e r Four. F o r th e annual contribution to th e canal debt sinking fund, pursuant to chapter one hundred and forty-seven of the laws of nineteen hundred and three and chap ter sixty-six of the law s of nineteen hun dred and ten, tw e n ty one-hundredths of a F u n d N u m b e r Five. of Fo^-th© annual contribution to the canal debt sinking fund, pursuant to chapter three hundred and ninety-one of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine and chaptei one hundred and thlrty-nln© of the law/ of nineteen hundredI thousandths of a mill F u n d Nuim F o r th e annual contribution canal term inals sinking fund, cnapter seven hum ' ’ \ the law s of nlmeteen and ten, fifteen c F u n d N u b e r Six. 1 to the bar/ m rsuant ■ed' an d forty-six l hundred and eleven, iths of a mill. one hundred and foi Of nineteen hundred am e n d e d eighteen and seven, i thirty-six ten-thousandths of a mill. F u n d N u m b e r Three. F o r th© a n n u a l contribution to th e h igh w ay debt sinking fund, pursu a n t to chap te r four hundred and sixty-nine of th* law s of nineteen him d red and six, ided by chapter £ and seven elgbty-seven of dred and thlrteei elghty-tw o ten-thoi and chapter seven hundred t h e law s of nin(eteen him - Fund N u m b e r Four, contribution p the annual c debtebt sin inkingk : w a y d s ing fu nd, pui two hundred and ninel ter two hun< law s of nine! eight him d red and indths of a mill. to th e hlgh- lant to chap- sty-elght of the and tw e lve and IT seven hundred and eighty-seven law s of nineteen hundred and thir- tw e n ty-flve one-thousandths of a Fund N u m b e r Five. F o r th e annual contribution lebtebt sinkinginking fund,und, to th e big] w a y d s f p u r s u a n t to chai te r two humdred law s of ninelteen chapter seven hundred and eighty-seve of th© law s of nineteen hundred .and thli teen, as am ended by chapter tw o of the law s of nineteen hundred and fifteen, fifty one-thousandths of a mill. id, p u rs u a n t to chap - i and ninety-eight of the Ine hundred and tw elve and^ Fund N u m b er Six. lutlon to the F o r th e annual contribi r&y debt sinking fund, pm 3r two hundred and nine law s of chapter th© law s le ty-eight of the and tw e lv ^ and nineteen hundred a seven hundred and eighty-six of 3 of nineteen hundred and th ir - inded by chapter two of th« la-we-of n ineteen him d red and fifteen, of a mill. enty-ftve one-thousandths PA L ISADES IN T E R S T A T E PA R K D E B T SIN K IN G FU N D . F n a d N m n b e r One. F o r the annual contribution to 'the P a li sades In terstate P a r k debt sinking fund, p u r s u a n t to chapter th r e e hundred and sixty-three of the law s of nineteen hun dred and ten, one hundred and tw e n ty- five ten-thousandths of a mill. F u n d N u m b e r Two. F o r t h e annual contribution to tho P a li sades In terstate P a r k d ^ t sinking fund, p u r s u a n t to chapter five hundred and six ty-nine of tbfc law s of nineteen hundred an d sixteen, ten hundred and thirty-seven one hundred-thousandths of a mni- STATE FO R E S T P R E S E R V E D E B T SIN K IN G FUND. F u n d N u m b er One. F o r th e annual contribution ■to th© -etate debt sinking fond, pur- lundred and sixty- ilne of th© law s of nineteen hundred and sixteen, ten hundred and thirty-seven, one hundred-thousandths of a mill. 8 2. This a c t s h a ll tak e effect imm ediately. S tate of New York, Office of th© Secre ta r y of State, ss: - 'lave com p ared the preceding w ith th e inal law on file In this office, an d do forest preserve ( suan t to chapter nin e o f th e lai th is office, a 16 is a correct an d of t h e whole «f original hereby < tran s c rip t tberefr said original law. FRANCIS M. HUGO, Secretary of State. LA W S O F N E W Y O R K — By A u th o r ity . CHAP. 763. AN ACT m a k ing an appropriation for th e paym e n t of the principal and Interest on th e debt f o r the S a ratoga Springs S tate R eservation, for the fiscal y e a r begin ning on the first day of July, nineteen hundred and seventeen, contracted un der chapter five hundred and slxty-nin© of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, as am ended by chapter three hun dred and nlnety-:four of th© law s of nineteen hundred and eleven. Became a law June 5, 1917. with th© ap proval of - the (xovemor. Passed, three- fifths being present. eople of the Ited In Sens inact as follows; Section 1. F o r the paym e n t from th© reneral fund of the principal m a turing d and eight- tor the Sara- R e servation under idred and sixty-nine of iteen hundred and nine, three hundred and ninety-four of 3 o f nineteen hundred and elever the sum of ninety-five thousand dollar ($95,000.00) Is hereby appropriated. 8 2. F o r tho paym e n t from th e general fund of the Interest on th e debt contract ed for the Saratoga Springs State Reser- ion under chapter five hundred and :y-nlne of the law s of nineteen hundred and nine, chapter three hundred and ninety-four of the laws of nineteen hun dred and eleven, chapi and fifty-tw o of th dred and fourteen :ed and thirty-five of th e la'ws ot nine- len hundred and fifteen, thirty-tw o thon- ind three hundred and sixty dollars 32,980.00) ia hereby appropriated. 8 3. This a c t shall tak e effect immedl- een, on th e debt oontr toga Springs State chapter five hundi the lawi the laws 3 o f J th ir ty one-thousandth s of a mill. Fund Number Seven. o r l^ n l f l l T ^ ’^ l e t ^ leeding w ith tho ;his office, an d do leteen Iwindred and three and chap ter seven hundred and eighty-seven of th© laws of nineteen hundred and thirteen, fifteen one-hundredths of a mill. F u n d N u m b e r E^ght. For the annual contribution to the canal debt sinking fund, pursuant to chapter three hundred and ninety-on© of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, chapter one hundred and thirty-nine of the laws of nineteen hundred and ten and chapter seven. hup.dred and eighty-seven of the law s of nineteen hundred and thirteen, as am ended by chapter tw o of th e law s of nineteen hundred and fifteen, tw e n ty one- thousandths of a min. F u n d N u m b er Nine For th© annual contribution to the barge canal terminals sinking' fund, pursuant to Lpter seven hundred and forty-six of .Ja-ws of nineteen hundred and eleven, th ir ty one-thousandths of a mill. Fund Number Ten. For the annual contribution to the debt sinking fund, pursuant to cli one hundred and forty-seven of the of nineteen hundred and three and te r seven hundred and elghty-s< la'ws of nineteen hundred ai am ended by. chapter two c nineteen hundred and fifteen, four hundredths of a mill. Fund N u m b e r Eleven. F o r th e annual contribution debt /sinking fund, pursuanl hundred and forty-seven chapter i tho Ja-ws jliapter le laws leven of the lied a n d thirteen, as o f the law s of the sam< I and of '^ p ' r ANCIS M. HUGO. Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAR. 764. taking appropriations from tlM AN ACT m a l sinking fun< m e n t of the hit Becam e a law proval of th© Go\ fifths being presen t The People o f the State of N e ir York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: CANAL DEBT SINKING FUND: , Section 1. F u n d two. The sum of sixty thousand doUars (280.000) Is hereby appro priated from the sinking fund under a te r e s t on t h e sta t e d e b t June 5, 1217, w ith tho ap- ivernor. Passed, tnree- for th© payment of Interest on eigh t J three per centum Ixmds for the of thethe Erie,rie, Champlainbampl S : E C wego canals, being the debt contracted under said section and as provided by chapter one hundred and forty-seven of the law s of nineteen hundred and three, as the sam e shall become due and pay able diming the fiscal year beginning on the f t r ^ day of July, nineteen hundred and seventeen. 8 a F u n d three. The sum of six hun dred and thirty thousand dollars ($630,000) Is hereby appropriated from the sinking in to th e canal fund under article seven, section four of Qt to clm p te r the constitution, for the paym e n t of inter- l and rorty-seven of the laws est on fifty year three per centum bonds hundred and three, chapter for the improyement of the Erie, Cham- the law s of nineteen hundred [ p la in and Oswego canals, being tb e debt )f nkietf aixty-six ol m o law o OL — V. - — and ten, and chapter five hundred and contracted under said seventy of the law s of nineteen hundred vided by chapter on© hundred and and fifteen, on© hundred and thirty-five seven of th e laws of nineteen hundred sandths of a mill. three, and chapter three hundred and two Fund N u m b er Twelve ®f the law s of nineteen hundred and six . . . . i f l f t y y g a .r the Improv^mi i and fifteen, eighteen on< thousandths of a mill. HIGHWAY DEBT SINKING FUNDS. Fund N u m b e r‘One. F o r the annualLual contributionontribution c to th* highw a y debt sinking fund, pursuant t« chapter four hundred and sixty-nine of the law s of nineteen hundred and six, fifty-five ten-thousandths of a mill. in and Osweg itracted under by chapter one of the law s of nineteen lid section, and as hundred and f o i ^ - seven o f th o law s o f n hundred and three and chapter sixty-six of th© law s of nineteen hundred and ten, a s th e sam© 'O. shall become due and payable during th* F o r th© a n n u a l contribution to th© high- i fiscal y e a r beginning on th e first day of w a y d»bt sinking fund, pursuant to chap- July, nineteen hundred and seventeen. four hundred and sixty-nln© of th* 8 4. F u n d five. Th© sum of on© hundred I of nineteen hundred and six, as and tw e n ty thousand dollars ($iaft«)0) is j (C o n tiim e d o a P a g e 34 , .)
