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At on ati FRIDAY, AUGUST °8 cur now be devoted to other uses. : EIts former delightful smelling and ; Aclicious tasting contents are dupli- & eated iit quality and. flavor in None 3 Such Mince Moat, a purc, whole- song, cleanly made preparation for furdnge pics, fruit cake and fruit , puddings. NONE SUCH ] mince mEay Esaves tho Liousewife long hours :of wearisome work and gives the i funtily alf the imince pile they can { dostre at little cost, A package makes 2 | two larga pies. foc. at all grocers. Take no substitute. C6 chi regulyt of col tame and atdréss and the nate eDdit: we ict furl} you post freo \Mra. Popkina' Shaner vhot!* a book: by ic famous wrltors MERRLELL-SOULEK CO., % aly a 18 (y Sy rucuses N.X\ LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Asthorify. (Bvory Inw, unless a different time ghall be proscribed therein, shall not tko effect untif the twentieth dayafter it shall hive become a law. _ Section 48, article IT, chapter 8, General Laws.) CHAP, 884, An ACE to further amend chapter one hundred fnd forty-three of the Inws of cighteon hundred and ninety-two, outitled \An get to. Incorporate the city of Niagara Talls.\ Aecopted by the cty. Became m law May 26, 1890, with the approval of the Govermor, Passed, turoo«fifthes boing prosent. . Tho Poople of the State of Now York roprogonted. in Senate and Assembly, do ondct as follows: Sootion, T. The charter of the city of Nagin Falls is hereby amended by ad- ding thereto ag follows: TLB XIV. Seation 202, 'There shall be a board: of harbor commisgloners which shall con- sist of five harbor commusstoners, who ghall be appointed by the mayor from - tho Iectors of the city of Niagara Falls, not more than three from: any one poli- tloat party, and who shall serve with- out salury, one for a term: of five years from tho date of his appointment, one for four years, one for three years and one for two years, and one for one year from date of said first appointment, At the expiration of any term the mayor shill appoint for the term of five years. Any vacincy occuring except by expli- rittion of torm, shall be filled for the un- explued torm, Seq. 2080. 'The board of harbor: com- misslonors shall designate one of their nmuntbor to be progldent, rnd anothér to bo secrotary, and the city clerk shall be ox-officlo clerk of said board. Three of said commissioners shall constitute a quoritin, provided that threo affirma- tive votes shall be necessary to take any fiction except to adjourn. Seo, 204, 'the board of harbor com- imlsstoners stall have power in the ninig of the city of Niagara Falls, to acqutre such real property within said city mind along or under the waters of the Niagara river above the falls, as «hall be necessary for approaches to the plors, wharves, slips and basing contemplated by this act which they miy (eom nocessary for public use at fald city, Such real property may be #equired by agrooment with its owners. ov in case of inability to agree with such owners as to 'compensaton, the board of harbor commissioners are au- thorized to nequire title thereto by con- demuation in the manner provided in the condemnation law. . Sea. 205. The commissioners of the land office after hearing the riparion owners: affectod by mty proceedings hereunder aro hereby authorized and directod upon such terms and condit- fons as they shall deom proper to con- voy to the city of Niagara Falls, by propor Instruments in writing, for use for wharfs, docks, pliers, slips, abut- monts, bridges and basing and other uses connected therowith all the prop- orty, right, titlo and interest of the people of the state of New York in and to ny part of the lands undor the wat- ora of the Niagara river in the easterly line of the Now York state reservation at Niagara, Falls cight hundred fand twonty feet, measuring nloug said line gouthorly from: the stone monument at angle of Port Day: thence running goutlh seventy-two dogres two minutes efst one thousand and sixty feet; thoncéo south thirty-nine degrees forty imn{nutes cast stx hundred feet; thence south seventy-two dogrees fifty-eight mlnmutes east one thousand three hund- red an delghty feet; then north seventy (ogres fifty-cight minutes cast four hundred and thirty feet; thence south «avonty-ono degrees thirty-six minutes onst four hundred and forty fect; thonce south goventy-five degrees fifty six minutes east sevon houndred and \ulnoty-threo feet; thonce south seven- dogtoes twenty-oight | minutes cnst eight hundred and ten feet; thence south eighty-four degreos fifty-five min- ntosw canst «ix | and fifty-two feet: thoneo south cighty-nine degrees thiirtcen minutes enst five hundred and stxty foot: thence north cighty-cight do- gros tiwonty-flive minutos east six hund- red took: thonee north eighty-six de- grees thirty-five minutes east four hun- dred and twenty feet; thence north cighty-two degrees three minutes east three hundred and fAifteon feet; thence south eight degrees forty-Alve minutes east four hundred and sixty-two feet; thonco south cighty-one degrees twenty mintites east one thousand one hund roi fnd ninoty foot; thonee south sevonty.one dogrees twonty-saven min« ufos east one thousand five hundred foot; thence south thirty-five degrees crist cight hundred and sixty feet; thonae south thirty-nine degrees forty- two minutos west one thousand four fimdrod find twonty foot: thonse north elght-four dogreos forty-two. minutes wost nino hundred and twonty feet: thonea north twolve dogres six minutes cnst tio hundred anid eighty ?fve feet: thoneo north thirty-eicht degreos fifty- two im[nutes enst eight hundred\ apd twelve foot; thonee novth twelve de- propa thirty minutes | cast three hun- drod and elglu y-five feet; thende north dogrees | thirty minutes wost four Iniudred and ten feet; thence south twelve degrees thirty west four hundred and ninety feet; thence north sevety-seven' degrees thirty minutes west two hundred and ninety feet; thence north twelve de- grees thirty minutes cast four hundred and ninety feet; thence north seventy- seven degres thirty minutes west one hundred ind ninety feet; thence south twelve degres thirty minutes west four hundred and ninety feet; thence north seventy-seven degrees thirty minutes west two hundred and ninety feet; thence north twelve degrees thirty min- utes cust four huitdred and ninety feet; thonce north seventy-seven degrees thirty minutes wost one hundred and uluety feet; thence south twelve de- grees thirty miuiues west four huna- red and ninety feet; thence north seven- ty-soven dogrees thirty minutes west two lundred and ninety-feet; thence north cighty-seven degrees thirty min- utes west four hundred and eighty-five feet; thenee south five degres forty-nine minutes east cight hundred and seventy-five feet; thence south thirty- one degrees forty-nine minutes west: six hundred and twenty feet; thence north cighty-onc degres five minutes west two hundred and fifty feet: thence north six degres twenty-one minutes vost one thousand and ten fect; thence South eighty-nine degrees fifty-two inilnutes west three thousand three hun- dred and thirty feet; thence north eleven minutes west one thousand six hundred and sixty feet} thence north soventy-cight degrees nine minutes wost one thousand six hundred and seventy-two fect: thence north fifty- seven degrees thirty minutes wost six hundred and thirty feet; flience north sixty-two dogreos fifty-three minutes west four hundred and forty feet; thence north seventy-seven | degrees twonty-four minutes west about nine hundred and cighty-seven feet to the easterly boundary of the said New York state reservation; thence north two degrees west nlong said | easterly of said New York state reservation nbout six hundred and eighty-five feet to the place of beginning. _ Provided that slips or channels bounded as fol- lows shall be kept open for the free and unrestricted passage of the waters «of said Niagara river from the souther- 1y to the northerly sides of | said lands, inimely: - One, beginning at the easterly end of the part of the boundary | line herein sforesnid stated to extend one thousind and sixty feet on a course south seventy-two and two-tenths de- grces east from the point of beginning in the easterly line of said New York stite reservation, running thenee south thirty-nine degrees forty minutes cast six hundred feet along part of said boundary line; thence south two de- grees five minutes west two hundred and ninety-five feet to the southerly boundary of said lands:; | thence north sixty-two degrees fifty-three minutes wost four hundred and forty feet; thence north two degrees five minutes east five hundred and sixty feet to the place of beginning. Another, beginning nt the easterly ond of that part - of the boundary line herein aforesaid stated to extend one thousand three hundred and cighty feet on a course south minutes . seventy-two degreos fifty-cight minutes cast, running thence north seventy de- eveos fifty-eight minutes east four hun- dred and thirty feet along part of said boundary linc; thence south three de- grees forty-nine minutes west six hun- dred and cighteon feet to the southerly boundary of said lands; thence north seventy-cight dogrees | nine minutes wost four hundred and ten feet; thence north three dgreoes forty-nine minutes cast three hundred and | eighty-seven feet to the place of beginning hereof,. And another, beginning at the easterly end of that part of | the boundary line herein aforesaid stated to extend to six hundred feet on a course north eiglty- cight degrees twenty-five minutes east, ruuniug thence north eighty-six de- #vees twenty-five minutes east, running thence north eighty-six degrees thirty- five minutes cast four hundred and twonty fect; thence south twelve de- grees - thirty-nine minutes east one thousand and seventy feeti thence south seventy-seven degrees thirty min- utes east two hundred and seventy feet; thence south twelve degrees thirty-six minutes cast five hundred and thirty- five feet, to the southerly boundary of said lands; thence north eighty-seven \ Addgrees thirty minutes west four hun- dred and eighty-five feet; tlyznce north forthy degrees sixteen minutes west three hundred and ninety feet; thence north twelve degrees thirty-nine min- utes west one thousand two hundred and ninety-five feet, to the place of be- 4 z hereof. “£23296. The board of harbor com- misloners are authorized to COIlStlfl'ICt und maintain upon the lands acqunfzd by the city of Niagara Falls, as. pro- vided in this title, all necessary docks, plers, wharfs, slips, basing, abutments, bridges, - approaches and olthqr struc- tures required to furnish at §mq city for public use, proper conungrcml tamp- ties - and shall have exclusive control and custody thereof, and have power to grant any lease or right otherwise to use aud employ the same, subject to their said control, In any manner w_1nch shall be in aid and furtherance of the public use and not incons1§tent there- with; provided that any bridge which 'shall be constructed shal be a draw- bridge, or otherwise constructed to not unnecessarily | interfere with naviga~ tlon, ind said board, for the purposes of this act, shall also have the 0X0}IISI\'0 charge and control of all the nawgab‘le waters of the Niagara river within said city above the falls. , Sec. 207. Upon the request of the board of harbor commissioners the com- mon council shall raise, not exceeding one hundred thousand dollars, upon the credit of the city of Niagara Falls, und cause the bonds of said city to be issued and negotiated therefor at not tess than par; which said bonds shall be excocuted and negotiated as fre all other;, bonds of said city, except that they shall also be countersigned by the president of said board, and be made payable, the principal thereof, not ex- ceeding forty years from their date, and the interest at uct exceeding four per centum per annum, semi-annually, rt r: specific time and place stated therein; said money shall be expended only to provide, construct and maintain the docks, piers, wharfs ,slips, basins, bridges and approaches thereto which sald board shall deem necessary for the public use at said city, and shall be raiged as aforesaid in such amouts and nt such times as said board shall re- quire the same in the progress of said work, All such moneys and all moneys which may be received by said board from rentals or otherwise, shall be de- posited | with the city | treasurer forth. with, to the credit of the harbor fund, struc- j and shall be drawn out only upon the order of the president of said board, countersigned by its secretary, to pay for the expenses of construction and maintenance - of such docks, wharfs, piers, slips, bridges and basins, and the care and custody thereof, including the compensation of the employes of said board and the harbor master, and the city | treasurer shall pay from said moneys. by check or otherwise, any order - drawn upon him, signed and countersigned as aforesaid, and not otherwise. See. 298. The city treasurer each year shall set apart from the moneys re- ceived by him to the credit of the har- bor fund, other than the proceeds of bonds provided for in the last section, n sum equil to one-fortieth part of the principal of said bonds then outstand- ing. which shall constitute a - sinking fund, and be used for the payment of such bonds and for no other purpose, 'The city treasurer shall invest the moneys of said sinking fund to obtain the largest possible interest thereon consistent with safety,and the interest so received shall be applied to pay the interest of said bonds, if any, and any baltmee of said interest as the same may acerue, and of said principal of said bonds when due, shall be paid by said city as the interest and principal of its other city bonds are paid, and the common council shall annually cause the amount necessary therefor to be levied and raised by tax in time to pay the same when due. See. 209. For any work or construc- tion which the board of harbor commis- gioners may require or authorize in the performance of their duties, said board shall advertise for bids, and shall have power to reject any and all bids there- for which may be received; provided, however, that if any bids is accepted it shall be that of the lowest responsible bidder whose bid conforms to the re- quirements of said board. In case any bid shall be approved said board shall contract with the bidder for such work in writing, executed in triplicate, cne of which shall be filed with the city clerk, one with the secretary of said board, and the other delivered to the contrac- tor. 'The person taking such contract shall execute a bond to the city with surities for the faithful performance of the same, which shall be approved by said board as to form, amount and sufficiency. No member of said board or person connected with the city gov- ernment shall be interested, directly or indirectly, in any contract with the said board, and a contract made in violation hereof shall be void. See. 300. 'The rates and charges for leases, rental, dock privileges and other 'use of said harbor improvements for each ensuing year shall be fixed by the board of harbor commissioners during each December to begin January first next thereafter except in any case where such rates or charges shall have been fixed for a longer term. See. 301.) 'The board of harbor com- missioners are authorized to fix the fees of the harbor master and to make and publish rules and regulations for his government, and for the government, use and control of the properties in this title placed in their charge, and to fix and designate a penalty for the viola- tion of any such rule or regulation, and any penalty so fixed and designated that shall be incurred shall be recover ed by action in the name of the city of Niagara Falls, and any claim which at any time may be due and existing for rents or revenues of any of said prop- erties shall also be recovered by action in the name of said city. Al such re- coveries, when collected, shall be plac- ed by the city trasurer to the credit of said board. See. 302. The board of harbor com- missioners are authorized to appoint, employ, and at pleasure remove, a har- bor master and other necessary em- ployes, to prescribe their duties and fix their compensation, See. 303. The board of harbor com- missioners shall make a report annual- ly to the mayor and - common council, which shall be verified as to its cor- rectness by the president or secretary and filed with the city clerk at least ten days and not more than thirty days before cach charter election, set- ting forth in detail the money received and expended and the sources and pur- poses thereof, and date and times of payment of all obligations incurred and the extent. progress, cost and condition | of finy work done by said board, and any failure to make and file such re- ports shall be cause for which the mayor may remove such president or secretary or both. Sec. 2 This act shall take effect im- mediately. f State of New York Office of the Sec- retary 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. JOHN PALMER, Secretary of State. 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Defendants. , By virtue and in pursuanceof an amended judgment in the above entitled action, entered in Niagara County Clerk's Office,. on the 17th day of July, 1896, and by virtue of an order ap- pointing me Receiver of the real property here- inbelow described, duly made in said action, on the 81st day of March, 1896, and enrered in said Clerk's Office, and of my having qualified as direcied in and by siid order so appointing we and ofa deed of said premises, ra«de to me as such Receiver, by Patrick A. Tunhey, Sheriff of said County of Niagara, ss such Sheriff, aud in the name and stead of Mary McMahon, a defen- dant in said a tion, wh'ch deed is dated the 12th day of August, 1896, and was recorded in raid Clerk's Office, on the 1#th day of august, 1896, J, the undersigned, Receiver as aforesaid, will sell at public auction, at the northerly vestioule of the Court House, in the City of Lockport, in the County of Niagara, and State of New York, on the seventh day of October, 1896, at 1 ) o'clock in the forenoon of that day, the following describ- ed premises, to wit: All that t act or parcel of land, situate in the Town of Lockport. county of Niagara, and Btate of New York, being block number fifty-six [56] aad block number fifty-four [54] on the north sine of South Nisgara etréet, according to a map made for Azariah Boody by Jesse P. Hszinus Burveyor, which is on file in the Clerk's Office of Niagara County containing twelve acres and ninety nineone-hurdr-dths of an acre, be the rame more nr less Being and intended ta be the same land and premises cenveyed to the sail Thomas McMahon by Mark A. Nichols and Ann M, Nicholls as Executor and Execu'riz of the Last Will and 'te:tament of Luman B. Michois deceased. by deed dated November 5th 1875. nd recor. ed in Niagara County Clerk's Office in Liber 143 of Deeds at prge 428. Bxcepting and reservieg however from the ab, ve described premises two acies of land, or thereabouts, off the north-west corner of said de- scribed premises hecetsfore conve;ed by the gidd’é‘homas McMahon and wife to one Lous ledt, Also al that tract or parcel of land, situate in the city of Lockport, Coustv of Niagara, and State of New York, being the north part of lot number thirty (80) oo New Main Street between Hawley and ProspectS$ reets. being four rods ning back therefrom the same width one chain and eights-sight links, according to Jesse P. Hames' map of the village (now City] of Lock- port made in 1815, being and intended to be the same premises and Land conveyed to the said Thomas McMahon by John A. Hubbari and wile by deed dated March 6th, 1872, and recor.i- ed in Niagara County Clerk's Office in Liber 126 of deeds at page 273. Dated the 20th day of August 1896. B. WALLACE DEMPSEY, Receiver E. C. Hart. Plaintiff's Attorney, 81 Mulia Street, Lockport, N. 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