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'^t*fa*** rte,V^. • :-.-S t : P# ef tSS commie- ccr of the M tlm n l «u«rd «r e f the naval >n«ral Ksperrtoerjr ra,„ lta ru p w ttv tiy <Mtall oO W n «e the f » * c « t « In renpect niwurve list fo r arrive dniy la whirl, rase . «vtl«9 imoeeed by this artlc). and | tluor shall rank to tb d r grade from the ’•ball > m m m - im r . V V . ■ ■ ■ « eoeh ml<« and regulations shall net be fneeatiatent with this or any other etatuaa Whenever a duly verified appll~ eatloa tor a refund of mortgage taxes, •rreneoualy eetleeted by » recording efll- eer. t* ew to 1# the state board of tax anmmlirtensue It shall be the duty of such beard t» determtos the amount that has beea erroeeoualy collected and the said baaed shall o a k s an order directing such ifflcer to refund the amount so fireso mortgage tax moneys in Ms bead*, or which ehaU come to his heeds, te the party entitled to receive It »ed charge such amount back to the tax ghcrtct that may have been credited with Ub# eawne. Any tax paid under this art)- Me through iaadvertooee e r otherwise the recording of a mortgage which hams been discharged without any ad- meaeaneent having beea actually made or aatu r ed thereunder, shall be deemed to h a w beea erroneously collected, provided th e s tole hoard of tax commissioners shall Setaeeatee such facts after verified appll- catioa saade as hereinbefore provided, within ninety days after such discharge. If e a r recording officer shall have'Collect ed and paid ever to the treasurer of any county a tax paid upon a mortgage which under the provisions of section two hun dred and sixty of this ghapter Is to be apportioned by the state board of tax com- agM o n e rs between several counties be fore Such apportionment has been made, or If any recording officer shall have paid over to such treasurer more money than rsquired on account of mortgage taxes such recording officer shall make a report to the' s tate board of tax commissioners In the form at a verified statem ent of ■ ■ ■ ■ K j i i p i e e i p p i ifacts and said board shall determine the of adjustment and issue its order ngdy. The state comptroller shall have general supervisory power over all edemty treasurers and the chamberlain of the c ity of New Tork In respect to the du ties Imposed upon them by this article, and may make such rules and regulations, not inconsistent with this or any ether statute, tor the government of said coun ty treasurers and chamberlain a s he deems and appropriate to secure a due g for all taxes and moneys col ed or received pursuant to any pro- sn of this article. All recording offl- 1 and county treasurers and the cham- ato of the d ty of New Tork, sM«T*fur- nlah each head, conditioned for the falth- ot the duties re fed and diligent discharge trained of them respectlv, dec to the people of the *tate, time, with each sureties end In such penal Ively by this arti- ta within such • V amount, not exceeding twenty-five thou sand del lace, a s the s tate comptroller may The provisions of this section *11 transactions subsequent to itoeteen hundred and five. 11 This n et shall take effect Immediately, •to t s off New Tork, Office at the Secretary •< SUda, as.: I have compared the preceding with the orlslsal law an file In this office, and do hereby certify that the eame te a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. FRANCIS M. HUGO. Secretary Of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK~By Authority. CHAP. « t AN ACT to amend the village law. In re lation te the cleaning of etreets. Rename a law A p ril H W$, with the ap proval of the Governor. Fanned, three- The People of the State of New Tork, •soled in Senate and Assembly, do : as fellows: Uoa L Section one hundred and elx- ty-foor of the laws of nineteen hundred entitled \An set relating to vll- r s t t t r g ...... .. crntion. An officer m the reisirvs list shell not be detailed to active duty for more than ninety days until he has psseed the examine Men prescribed tor the office to perform the duties of which be is de tailed. | & This s e t shall take effieet immeffiassly. State of New York. Office e f the Peeretary of State, e a : ^ I have compared the preceding with the original law on (He to title effioa, sad do hereby certify that the eame is a correct transcript therefrom sad ef the whole of said original lew. FRANCIS M. H I’GO, Bservtary ef State. orlgtnai law FRANCIS M. HUGO, Secretary ef State, LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. , ; CHAP, ffifc AN ACT 1* emend the tax law, in ssto- tlon to taxation an secured debts. Rename a tow April « UtiJ. with the a p proval ef the Governor. Passed; three- ttilhs being presenL The People ef the State of New Tork, represented to Senate and Adaembly, do enact as feDewe: thirty ef chapter sixty-two ef the lews of nineteen hundred had nine, entitled \An LAWS OF NEW YORK—Ry Authority, CHAP, t e AN ACT ceding to the d t y e f Buffalo, for mbllc street purpoeea, a strip ef land >ng the easterly side of Rees el Mat In sold city, now a portion of the lands of the Buffalo State Hospital ame a ii pro val of the Governor. Passed by a two- thirds vote. A<S$epted by the City. The People of the State ef New Tork. represented to f enact as' followe: Section L The state of New Tork here by cedes to the city of Buffalo, for public street purposes, the strip of land herein after described, the same being a p a r t of the lands given by said city to the state, without consideration, for the purpose of establishment and maintenance thereon of Senate and Assembly, da asylum for the I 2. The strip of land an ceded is mm scribed as follows: Beginning a t a point In the northerly line of Forest avenue, as now located, said point, being la the weet- tbo 'V7x-«aio«, >wasaai sjvi iii «^ sea vasw vwsww- line of lands heretofore conveyed to eaterly parallel with the toge*. constituting chapter sixty-four of tne consolidated laws,” Is hereby amended is reed as follows: I to t Cleaning streets. The board of truetsee may cause tbs streets of the Til lage or say part thereof to be cleared of rubbish or other accumulations thereon, injurious to the use or appearance tberp- . *f. sad te cause all grass and weeds growing therein to be cut and removed once to each month from May to October, Inclusive, wholly at the expense of the •v!Oa«e w may assess the expense there of.' to whole or In part, upon the owners or occupants of the adjoining land. It shall he tne duty of the board of trustees upon the receipt of a petition signed by the majority of the taxpayers on any street e r streets, te cause such street or streets to be cleared of rubbish or other accumulations thereon Injurious to the use or appearance thereof and assess the ex pense to whole or to part as aforesaid. I t . This set shall take effect Immedl- aisiy. - rT- , , I State e f New Tork, Office of the Secretary of State, ex: I have compared the preceding with the arffitoal tow on file in this office, and do hereby certify that the sente Is a correct transcript therefrom and of th e whole of ortgtoal law. FRANCIS M. HUGO,' “ Secretary at S tats LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. «» AN ACT to amend the\ military law, In re lation to reserve officers. Became a law April 28 , 1*15, with the ap proval of tbs Governor. Passed, three l The Paspto of the State of New Tork, - ---- - rep r e see led to Senate and Assembly, do enact as follow*: Rscttan L Section eighty of chapter for- tP-aee of tt^ t o w s of atotoaen hundred and nine, entitled \A * act In relation to th e militia, constituting chapter thirty-six of the consolidated laws,” as emended by chapter three hundred sad eeveuty- •v T d f t h . l!w . of n I n e tw t huiidred safi U Havre t m by chapter one hundred and »viety-<m* ef the tows of nineteen hutt- •F dred and foumwin. is hereby amended to There shall be a Buffalo, by deed recorded In Erie county clerk's office under liber three hundred and nine ef deeds, a t page one hundred and thirteen. Said westerly tin# to de scribed to said deed aa being three hun dred f*et easterly from thp easterly line of G rant street; theses nattherty along line so described, being easterly tine ef- Grant street, for a distance of three thou send one hundred and forty-six and One one- hundredths feet, mare or less to the southerly line of Scajaquada boulevard; thence easterly along said southeily tins of Scajaauada boulevard for a distance of tight and forty crow hundredth* feet; thence southerly on a tine parallel with the first mentioned Ha* and sight feet a t rlghirangles therefrom' tor a distance ef three thousand one hundred and forty- seven and sixty-eight ono-hendredthe toot, to the northerly tin# ef P m t avenue, aa now located; thence o t«*«rly along said northerly line of Forest avenue tor a dis tance of sight and five one-hundred the feet te the point of hegtoatog, be the seme more or less. 11. Tbs said strip ef toad a* eefied to the city shall be used -only tor pubtlo street purposes, to wit, the wMsntog of Rees s treet I *. This not shall taka effieet toaaeeffi- ately. ■tot to of New Tork, Office e f the ■scretary of State, *».: I have compared the preeedlag wtth the •riglnal lew on file to tots offica, and do hereby certify th a t the same to a correct transcript therefrom sad of the whole of eeid original law. FRANCIS X . HUGO, ^ Secretary of Stats. LAWS OF NEW YORK—Ry A utfwHty. CHAP ffit AN ACT to amend chapter one hundred d thirty-four of the laws of eighteen ndred and ninety-one; entitled “An act to Incorporate the Church Insurance Aanoclatlon,'’ In relation to- exemptions allowed such association. Became a law April 2A 1515. wtth the ap- •f tl ing^ eeentedi to Senate and Assembly, do the Oiover nor. Passed, three- fifths being p The People of the State of New Tork, repre enact follows: chapter one hundred and thirty-four of the taws e? eighteen hundred and ninety-one. entitled \An act to incorporate the Church Insur ance Association,\ as amended by chap ter five hundred and fifty-tour e f the laws of nineteen hundred and one. and chapter one hundred and fifty-six of the laws of nineteen hundred and thirteen to hereby amended to read as follows: | 1. The First Wesleyan Methodist Epis copal church of Rochester. New York and other#, religious societies duly organised under the laws of the state at New Tack, which collectively own property of the valuS of 'four hundred thousand dollars, which they desire to have Insured and such other religious societies, and such pasters, ministers, clergymen, preachers, ordained or duly licensed, active er re tired, and such wives or widows of the same, as shall from time te time associ ate themselves with them in the manner hereinafter provided, and such other mess- hare of religious societies as may desire the Insurance of dwelling houses and th-tr contents only, located wholly within the state of New Tork, to which sash Insur ance shall he strictly limited, are hereby made a body corporate, by the nagse ef the Church Insurance Aseodatiea of the state of New Tork. for the putpeoe ef transacting the business of co-eperative Insurance In the state at New Tork against less or damage by fire er llgat- nltsg, or windstorm. Its pot idee te cover the property Insurable to this association located In the said state outside ef New Tork city; and property within the boun daries of any conference, synod, diocese, ecclesiastical association e r e ther rffiglsos Jurisdiction o f which extends into territory adjoining the state of New Tork. upon written application made a t Its prtr.clpel office la Rochester. New Tork. Such association shall here after be entitled to the same exemption i one hua- eet to relation to taxation, constituting chapter sixty of the consolidated laws,\ as added By chapter right hundred and tore ef the tows e f nineteen hundred and elev en. la hereby aasended to reed as follows: | MS. Definitions. The words \secured debts.\ as used to this article shall in clude: (1). Any heed, note or debt secured by mortgage ef real property situated wholly without the state of New Tork; OR. such proportion of a bond, net# or debt. Including a bond, note or printed ob ligation forming p a r t of a series of simi lar bonds, antes ea, oMtgmttons. secured by mortgage or deed of trust recorded In the state of New Tork of property er properties situated partly within and p art ly without the state of H e # Tork as the value e f th a t part ef the mortgaged prop erty or properties situated without the state of New Tork shall hear to the value of the entire mortgaged property or prop erties; GI. say and all bonds, notes er written or printed obligations, forming part of a series of altnUar bends, notes or obliga tions, the payment of which is secured by e mortgage or deed of trust of reel or personal property, or both, which mort gage or deed of trust, is regarded la asm* place outside of the state ef New Tork to the state of New Tork; (t>. any and all bonds, notes or written or printed obligations forming p v t of a series of similar hoods notes or obliga tions which are secured by tbs deposit of any valuable securities as collateral security for the payment bf such bands notes v obligations under a deed of trust er collateral agroaffiant held by • trustees r (8). any bonds debentures or notes forming part ef a series of similar boiiiLn. debentures or notes which by their terms are not payable within one year from their date of lasus and the payment of which to not secured by the deposit er pledge of any collateral security. The term \Secured debts” as used to this arti cle shall not Include securities held as col lateral to secure the payment of bonds taxable under this article or under article eleven of this chapter. I 2. Section three hundred and thirty, one of eueh chapter, ns added by chapter eight hundred and two of the laws of nineteen hundred and eleven and amended by chapter one hundred and sixty-nine of the laws ef nineteen hundred and fifteen, to hereby am staled to read aa fells we: I m Payment ef tax on secured debt After the first day ef May, nineteen hun dred and fifteen, and before the fire! day of November, nineteen hundred and fif teen, any person may take or send to the office of the comptroller of this state any secured debt or a description of the same, and may pay to the state a tax of threw- quarters of one per eeetmn on the face ralne thereof, under each regulations ea the comptrsller may pr es ort bo, and the comptroller shall thereupon make a a In dorsement upon said secured debt e r shall give a receipt /to r the tax thereon, de scribing said secured debt and certifying that the a a g tejp exempt from taxation as provided t a t his section, which todorss men! er receipt shall be duly signed, and dated ea of the date ef the payment of such tax. by the comptroller or hi* duly authorised repreenplativa The comptrol ler shell hasp s record ef such indorse ments and receipts with a deeertptlca of such secured debt together with the name iuk ! addrsss «*f th# pemon pvtsenfciny the same and the date of registration. All se cured debts m Indsresl or described in such receipt shall hereafter be exempt from all taxation to the state or any of the municipalities or local divisions of the state except as providvd to sections twenty-four, sue hundred and eighty-sev en, one hundred and eighty-right, one hundred sad eighty-nine e l this chapter, and to articles ten and twelve of this chapter, for the period of five'Tears from the payment of such tax. I I Article fifteen of such chapter, as added by chapter right hundred and two of the laws of nineteen hundred and eleven. Is hereby amended by adding thereto two new sections, to be sections three hundred end thirty-eight and three hundred and thirty-nine, te read, rsspeo- ee follows: Exemption where tax has been paid on secured debts before May first, nineteen hundred and fifteen. If a tax shall have been paid upon a secured, debt pursuant to article fifteen of the tax law to May first, nineteen hundred sad Intending te oeetesest the train, biiefnsas e r silling ef • pheather * r ef plumbing fa a d ty cC this state, a* employing or mas ter plumbsng. may 4* so provided c m or mare eStoeee of each corporation sepa rately or aggregately actually held and ew* a t toast afty-oo# par tea turn of tire Issued and outstanding capital stock a t add corporation, and provided that ef sash sfflssn i holding each percentage ef the stock to tire balder of a rertKkat* of eoeepeteaey of snob board of the d ty to which R conducts or pro peeve t e con duct eoeh baatamm aa provided to ssctiaa forty-five- Each end every member at arid corporation holding a certifies t* of compsirssMT shall comply with all the rules and regulations applicable t e mas ter or emptoartog plumbers to the locality to which the cerpnestton to engaged to business. Barth corporation shall register at the office of tire board of health as provided to eecttoa forty-six of this chap ter. I 2. Thto act shall take effect Immedi ately. State of New York. Office e f the Secretary ef S ta t o aa : X h ave eesnpsred the preceding wtth the original lew oo file ta titie effioa and do hereby certify th a t tire earns to a correct transcript therefrom and of the wtsele at nyre original law. FRANCIS M. HUGO, Secretary ef Stale. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP iffi. AN ACT to amend tire insanity tow, la rriatioa te the allowance of mainte nance te aasW a at stew ards in s tate hos pitals. ' Became a law April Sh 1*15. with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths bring present The Psspta ef tire State ef New T o rt, rsprtosntsd to Seas to and Assembly, do enact aa Collews: Hectjws Section f i ty nlin ot obsyter thirty-two of tire law s ef atoetaen hun dred and two. ectitied \A* s e t to relation to tire iwasnq constituting chapter twen ty-seven of tire consolidated laws,\ as by simpler one hundred and twenty-cere ef the laws ef clast sen him- deed, s a d twelve; Is hereby amended te rsiiF a e follows: | 45. gels rise of officers sad wage# of employs as. 'The state hospital oommla- r ' m. treat tim e t e time, with the approval to writing of llto governor, secretary ef •tat* a a d comptroller, shall fix the annual salaries of the resident officers of tbs st*te SMNpttfttah which sfcutil be uniform for like eerrte*. They shall classify the ether officers end employees tote grades, and. except as provided by section fifty of this chapter, shall determine the esls- rtoe aad wage* te be paid la each grade, which shall be uniform la all theffi aad Clara W. Clark, all tbs right < and Interest of the people of tea i Tork to and to certain til* bore ugh and count mond. dty ead state of New Became a law May t, approval of the Governor. Passed bp a two-thirds veto. { ■ ■ I The People at the State of New Yarik, mpn— nufl b thirty-five a t tire tows of nineteen hun dred and atoq entitled \Aa e a t to relation to the else to tot ration ef Juotts*. eensti- fix tine thirty o€ tftt 'OoxMMd&fcfet^l tows.\ to thereby amended bg7 adding at the end thereof a new eaetinn. te be sec ond e ttty-rix. to reed as for canal ] surveyor i oo taken, a* shall n o t be needed and at Present the ram*, te tire cared board, gather wife q to \ why the tends ta Senate and Assembly. 4* | Set and uecuen v ah tno ngnt. uue ana H i r e r - snort r tire sat o f the people of the state e f Maw Turk, ting k of ta sad to all that certain let. ptepe o- drawn eeri» parcel e f lend, situate, lying aad bring I p must tvrrir, i § MS fifteen' from the application 1 fired and thirty-right thirty-vine, one hundred and ferty. •nipt from taxation hereunder and from all taxation to the state or any of the mutildpaUtlee or local divisions of the slate except ea provided In sections twen ty-four, one hundred and eighty-erven. ■ ■ ■ ■ a n d eighty-eight, one hun dred and rigbty-atae of this chapter and in artldee ten and twelve of this chapter. I Ml. Apportionment of value ot secured debt secured by mortgage ef property sit uated partly within and partly without the state. It a bend, nets or debt be se cured by mortgage er deed ef tru s t r»; corded la the state ef New Tork ef prop erty er properties, situated portly within and portly without the state of New Terit, easl s properties of eueh bond, note or debt constitutes a secured debt a* provid ed by section throe hundred and thirty, the hrider of each secured debt may ap ply to the state tax commission tor a de termination ef the proportion »f vueh hand, net* er debt which to taxable as a secured debt under this article, and the State tax cemmieeien shall, as soon as practicable thereafter, furnish to such sp- ATO.motion upon which thy by thi* article .an such ee- deht shall be baaed, which dstare -a. one hundred and mlnation shall be In the manner provided pticaat a tax Impew - —» . -» • tor in sostiaa two hurdred and sixty of hundred and this chapter made ta respect of the apper- i a it* furty- ttonment of the value of such mortgaged property to eenMctlsn with the recording bin the ttote of New York Af the mort is or other indenture by which such *► T ^ S t iT S effect tmmedi. at ^ ^ th# l have compared t t s breeding W te the pttato- The salaries and wages shall be Included to the estimates and pajd to the some manner aa ether expenses of the •U te hospitals Food supplies shall be •Hewed ta officers and employees and the families ef the eayerlntanleat, first as sistant ’ physicians, directors of cllnlcel psychiatry, pathelegtoto aad stewards, and where e u a rtere are available In the Judg ment ef the superintendent, such main tenance may alas be allowed senior as sistant physicians; assistant pbyrietane and sestet i n ; jtew arda, at Met*-hospitals haring not R rs than tour thousand pa tients, subject to the approval of the com mission. Such famines shall consist only of the wives and miner children of such officers. No other persona except those regularly wb ployed, shall be allowed roofs* aad m aintenanca except at a rate to be fixed by the commission; such sup plies shall be draw s from the supplies provided tec general hospital use- With the approval of the commtrgton, officers er employees of state hospitals may be permitted to thre outside ef such hos pital*. s a d ‘•hall receive such sums In lieu of the quarters op supplies furnished by the hcspHslq as may be equitable. 1 1 This act shall take effect immedl- 8tats e f New Tork, Office of the fissrotsry Of State; aa: 1 have eesapared the preoedlng with the original tow on file to titie office,'and do hereby certify that the same is a cerroct transcript therefrom and of the wbeto of sold ertgtoal law. FRANCIS M. HUGO. Secretary ef State; LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. AN ACT to amend tbs debtor and Creditor 1*0!. Uhrelation to notices to parties to- tsrssRad upon a general assignment for the benefit of creditors. Became a tow April $k Iffifc with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present The People ef th e State of N*W Tork. r sprsarated to Senate aad Assembly, da onset aa Isllu s s: Ssetion L Seettoe twelve a f chapter eev- entsca of the tows of nineteen hundred and oimt ssatitied \An act relating te debtors and creditors, constituting chap ter. twelve of the coneelidated laws,\ as added by chapter three hundred s a d sixty a f the tew# of nineteen hundred aad four te e n is hereby amended te read as Zol- l*w»: I U Notices In partite tntereeted in the WtSU a* creditors er etherwlea Parties Intsreeted to the estate aa creditors, or partite otherwise Interested. If the Judge so directs, shall h iv e a t Least ten days' notice by seen te their respective address ee so they appear In the schedule filed by • km ■■■liBmur of ot such ether oM resses ee they shall have filed with the assignee. M (a) an prepeasd sales of property. (b> l*a dsciaraUse and time of payment of dividends, te* the films of the final aw count ef the asetgaee and af the heortn* thereon, (4) the proposed com premie* ef •ay contiw e rej. B u te ootioe may be M shall direct and be returnable ta court The judge may causa such notices to be •ro t er pa Wished on the petition of the assigneekt any time a fter the assignment, er on petition l#f any other person tntor- eettd to the eototr, et any time after the topee e f sixty days from th e filing of suck assignment, ev where an assignee bar bess reenovad asd W a red te account of l provided on the petition tit a ad seatsnee'e surety, or se en good cause being shown, may grant ea order directing wo te shew reuse a t the time I Why a sale of the property shwrid enact aa fsitews: 1 ah the right, title and later- set e f the to sad to parcel e f lend, situate, lying aad the borough and county ef city and state of New York, and hsuadte aad described as frtiowe: \All that con tain lot, place or parcel ef, toad, situate, lying and bring In the town of Midas town, county of Richmond and state ef New Tork, which la known and designat ed aa betas to the town of Middletown on private read end drecrlbed ea follows: ‘Rounded ea the •north by the land ef Charles or Charles A. sad Mary CHecheld*. or Gerechaldt on the east and south by private read aad an the west by the toad ot betas ef A. or August Schmidt,- \ are hereby granted, conveyed and released te Martha B. K. Judge sad Clara W. Oar*, af said borough, dty end state 12. Nothing herein contained shall esnstrusd to impair, release, effect er Ala- charge any right claim or Interest e f any heir-at-law, purchaser, devisee, grantee, or creditor by mortgage, Judgmeat er oth erwise nor to warrant or Insure by the state the title to the property ee relsassd. or te any part thereof. 1 2 This act shall take effect immedi ately. State e f New Terit, Office of the Secretary af State, as.: I have oera pared the preceding wtth the origins! tow on fils In this office, and da hereby certify that the eame is a correct transcript therefrom end of the whole af sate original law. FRANCIS M HUGO. Secretary of S late LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. <». AN ACT to amend the ineuranre tow, to relation to fraternal beneficiary socle ties, orders and associations. Trial jurors drawn for octe t ef » serve In any other pert af same to s a y other court ef seeesd sil ts eerae court bouse. Trial Jurors draw tor aorrin* to any reart eg record by reus ret of such court, serve we kuors to any other part of the same as art. whoa it rite to parte, er to any ether court e f reoorfi sitting at the sums time to the some court house aad when ee eer rtog Chair eervtoe shall he wtth tbs eame power, tore* and effect ea tt they had been draws as trial Jurors for s t v ls* to each other part or court. « X. This act shall tales effect tmaaffi- otaty. State e f Now Tork, OStee o f the Bi rr story of State te : I have urspsrsd the peeeedhfig wtth the original tow «m ffi* In thtefiritte aad ds hereby certify that the seme to a correct therefrom and of the whole ef JaA. FBANCIS M. HUGO; Secretary e f State. transcript tt* said original i a law Msy i, Mdi, with the approval ef the Governor. Peered, threw fifths being present. The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact ea follows; Section L Section two hundred and few- ty-flve ot chapter thirty-three of the tows ot nineteen hundred end nine, sattttod \An act to relation to Insurance eeryoru- tione, constituting chapter twenty-eight of the consolidated laws,'* re added by chapter ro e hundred end ninety-right of the laws of nineteen hundred aad eleven, aad amended by chapter four huadred aad ten of the laws of nineteen huadred end thirteen, and chapter two hundred and three of tfiS laws of aihsteep hun dred and fourteen. Ip hereby amended ta read as fall*wa: * ML Exemption ef certain societies. Nothing contained In this artiste shall be ee eons trued as to affect or apply te grand er subordinate ledges of Mesons. Odd Fallows. Knights ef Pythias (exclu sive of the Insurance department of the Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias), tits New York City Police Endowment Aa*>- ctstlon and the Lieutenants’ BriSvvdtent Association, or te similar societies, orders or associations now doing bushteee to this state which provide benefits exclusively through local er subordinate lodges, or te (a) Orders, societies er associations which limit their adratasten to member ship te any one hessrdous occupation: (b) Domestic societies which limit their membership to the employees ot a partic ular d ty er town, designated firm, host- res* house or oorperation which provide for a death benefit e f not more then four huadred dollars or disability beaedts of not more than three hundred, and fifty dollars te any one person, to any roe year, or both; (c) Domestic societies or associations a f a purely religious, charitable and bsn e v n j lent description, which provide for a benefit of not mere than four ha dollars or for disability benefits ef not more than three hundred and fifty dollars to any ro s person ta any one year, er both. Provided, however, th a t any each so ciety or association described In subdi visions (b) end (c) which provides for death er disability benefits for which err- lUioqtee are Issued, and any such society er association Included In subdivision <c> which has mere then one thousand mem bers, shall not he exempted from Urn pro visions ef this section or chapter, but •hall comply with ell the requirements thereof, end, provided further, that noth ing ta aubdivlsloaa (e) and (W ef subsec tion roe ef section two hundred and thir ty-on# ef title chapter, and subsection* two, three, four, fivv. rix end seven ef section two hundred and forty-two ot this chapter shall affect er apply to the In dependent Order Free Sons of Israel e r to any corporation, society, order or volun tary association, rhlch was, prior te the first day af March, nineteen hundred and eleven, organised oxd doing business in this s tate on the lodge system, r e provided la subsection two ef section two hundred and thirty af this chapter Which does act Issue death or disability benefit certifi cates In a sum exceeding five hundred del ls rs to any one member and where mem bership to confined and limited exelurivsly to persons of ea* particular faith. No society which, by the thin section *1» exempt from the require ments ef this article ee chapter, except any society described iu subdivision 1*1. shall give or allow, or prom Isa to give e r allow, to any person any compensation f a r procuring new members. The superintendent of Insurance may require from any society or associsttos. by examination or otherwise, such infer os will enable him to determine such society or association to ex empt from the provisions ot this article o r cfo tiptfS * . • :. '-r y g Any fraternal benefit society brtgto/ore erganteed and Incorporated and operating within the deflnUtons set forth ta onstfns two hundred Jtnd thirty of this article p ro-. V id lug for \ e # ( 5 u ip case of d eath or dis ability resulting solely from aeddroto. but which does not obligate Itself to pay d eath or sick benefits, may be Housed under the provisions ot this article and shall have all the privileges and be subject to all the provisions and regulations of titie article; except that the provisions thereof requiring medical examinations, valua tions of benefit certificate*, and that the certificates shall specify the amount af benefits, shall not apply te such society. I t This eat shall taka effect tmmedt- LAWS OF NEW YORK—B y Authority. CHAT. ML AN ACT to amend the Insanity tow, to te the dtopoaltioa of moneys Assembly, da UfibGJ, , WL Uscharged | patients, and ot interest erring m patients' funds. All articlesl-M tiente and ot interest accruing on pe- B r o s m f 'a ^ taw May I, OTA with the approval ef the Oevsruor fifths being present Tb# Feefito of tbo State of New represented ta Senate aad enact ea follows: i oetlon l Section ninety-right of ehap- tar thirty-tw o of the tows ef ntoetero hundred a n d nine, entitled \An act In re lation te the Insane, constituting chapter twenty-seven of the consolidated law * \ ta hereby amended to read as follows: | * Disposition ef unclaimed personal property. Including money of di belonging to a dla- patient of a state hospital for the tasaas aad In the ooStedy ot the superintendent or other proper offi cer ef such hospital may. If nnriataied by seek discharged patient or the legal reprereatetivo* of eveb deceased patient for a period of six months after the dis charge er decease of such petieet bo dia pered of to suck manner ee the eommto- rion shall prescribe. Any moneys re maining ta the credit ef deceased or dis charged patients, If unclaimed by their legal rea r - s ea tativea. o r vueh discharged patien t tor a period af one year after th e decree* or dtseiw g e of eecR patient aad the interest accruing on the manors bolongtog to patients still In the eeetody ef the hnspU*) may, eubjeet te the ap proval of the oonunlsslan. be paid Into the amsmeseaot fund or the oeeapntioa fund of such hospital. I 1 This a r t shell take effect immedi ately. •ta t* a f Now Tork. Ofltoe a f the Bseretovy • of state, ea : I have hereby certify that the s a m e 'Is a correct transcript therefrom aad of the wbeto ot sold ertgtasl law. FItAMCIB SL HUGO. fiscratary af fitato. LAWS OF NEW YORK—Ry Authority. c h a p , m . A N ACT t e sethortse the re m i n f lenare ot the toad office to sell a a d convey cer tain loads owned by the state ta W set- tendent of public works shall h a r e an- whorsupro if the ■ova the euparto- and deliver, ta the items of the pen pie ot the state, te the owner from whom the prepartj as deem ed te h# unnseesrery for renal purpose* wee taken, hto heirs, suooeesore to Intel- eat or resigns, a quitclaim deed rovertog the eoid lends, etruoturee or wiftor* The creel board shall preoertb* each term s re It deems Jest, for the execution and de livery of ea oh deed, aad toe superintend ent af petfito works shall net dettver each deed until such terms have boro com plied with hgr eueh owner, hie hrire, suc- ceseore hi tntsreet er easterns. But before such Seed shall be effective, It obeli he recorded by toe eupertatendret of pu^lo works In tb# office of the secretary of state. And the sepertotondtet of public works Is hereby directed forthwith te row aid duplicates of *11 deeds hsrels tan ex*, cuted by him under this oectltm, to the offiee of the secretary of state An emended map. diatinguiehtoe tire lands, structures or waters spproprtated In any eueh cere f r e e these sought to be given up for renal purposes and returned to the former owner, shall he prepares by the state engineer and surveyor end filed In the office of tb* superintendent ot public works and a ropy thereof shall also be filed la the office of the clerk of the oounty to which such property or a part ef the same shell be located; sad when eueh quitclaim deed of the property sought to bo returned shell be duty executed end delivered, the state engineer and surveyor shall correct the official map of record so as te Indicate the lands, structures or wa ters given up, and also so as to show the corrected boundaries of state tend. I L This act shall take effect immedi ately. State of New Terit. Offloe ot the Secretary of State; a*: I have compared Ore preceding with the original lew on file in this office, and do hereby certify that tire same Is a correct transcript therefrom sad ef the whole of •aid original law. FRANC IB M HUGO. Secretary of Slate; LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP, t i l A N ACT to amend the town taw. to rela tion to sidewalks.. Became a law. May L UK, wtth the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present The People of the State of Now Tork, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact ee follows: Section L Chapter etxty-threo of tire laws of nineteen hundred and nine, enti tled “An act relating to town* constitut ing chapter sixty-two of the consolidated law*\ Is hereby amended by Inserting therein at th* end ef srttele eleven-a, as added by chapter one hundred and eighty- three af the tow* of nineteen hundred and ten, a new section, to be section two hun dred sod fifty-five, to read as follows: | MB. Proceedings for constructing side walks net constructed under the preced ing. sect tons. It the town board ot any prepa r ed Che preceding with the town shoU determine that any sidewalk* w an 81* to this office, aad do i should be eenstrui-u-d outside ot a Bids- Become a law May * 1 approval of th* Governor. wtth th* seed by * Th* People ef the State of New Tork. represented la Senate and Assembly, do eeact as follows: Section L Th* ovmmtarionere ef the tend offica ere hereby authorised end em powered te sri! and convey to the beard o t trustees of the village af Oeetotag, Westchester county, a plat of land fifty by ana hundred feet er thereabout* sit uate aa litata street in eueh Tillage, from the lends belonging to the state and used to connection wtth Stag Ntag prison, ter tb* perpeve ot erecting thereon a building to r beastag fire apperstu* upon such eueh coBsiderattoe as shall m by such oommtarionsrs and such board. I t This art Shan take effect tmwre- Steto e f New Tosh. Office of th* Secretary o t Btate, ea: I have compared th* precedtog wtth the original taw on file tn this office, and do hereby certify that tire tame to * correct transcript therefrom and e f th* whole of said original tow. FRANCIS M. HUGO. Secretary1 of e t a t* LAWS OF NEW YORK—Ry Authority. CHAP. CL AN ACT to amend section fire of chapter on* huadred sad forty-wren ot tire laws ef winataro huadred and throe, entitled ■ 'Aa a r t making previe Ion for taming hands to the am v u st ef a r t to exceed one hundred and one mutton deHart tor the Improvement af the Brio canal, th* Oswego oaaal s a d the Champtato canal, and providing far a w h m lsriee ot the eam e to the people to b# voted upon at tire setter*) steetton te ha hsM ta the yoor nineteen hundred and thro*\ aa amended by chapter two hundred aad forty-four of tit* law* ot pta r t osu hun dred aad ate*, rotative to tire drepertticn of land* strttrturas and waters ne tees- #r nomiafl for oeeal jAirpcMA Bream* a taw May L OTA with the approval at the Governor. Passed, thrao- Ofths heteg preseal The People ef tire Btate sf New Tee*, rsprowaalsd to S s a a li and A M u tate, da aarct aa ftfipMkl ,, . M A eetiee L Scotian five of chapter ana hnodral aad tertr-erero of tire laws af ntoatae* hundred and thro* so tilted \An a r t ewtittog prwriateu tor • f r e t te exceed r o s huadred to enable tire town to pay dollar* (or tire knprero- arewt ef th# Erl* oanai. V>» Ocwwe canal and the Charaptain canal w f t-revlging for a eehtnaeioh at tire s a ir e to the people to he voted upon s t th* so r e r tl stoetten to be held to the year afiretaen hundred m m I *r chapter two walk district or within a sidewalk dis trict and upon a street or portion of street as to which no petition Is filed vo der the provisions of section two hundred and fifty-on* of ston* cement brick or similar substance, it may cause such side walk to be se constructed along the front of one or more parcels of real property s t the Joint end equal expenee of such property end of the town. The heard shall allow to each land owner op opportunity to appear and object te such prop— d action, upon five days’ notice of the tiros • and place of the hearing. If the town board shall finally determine to construct such Sidewalk, It may cause the same to be constructed. The board shall seeeei r-; fifty per centum of the cost of eueh con struction upon the land la front of which\ the sidewalk is constructed. The other fifty per eentunv. of eueh cost shall be borne by the town, end moneys provided therefor by taxation I* tire some manner M other town shsrges The entire ex pense shall bs paid ta tbs first Instance By the town. Such expense msy be rslswl ta aa entire amount or la small amounts from time te tint* aa lire town beard mey - determine. Bends e r esntfiealro of Indebt edness ot the town-may be issued, If the town board deem it necessary, to provide for w o k expense. The board mey appor tion the part te be asserted upon adjoin ing land and assess the same se e whole or by Installments. Where ere parcel of lend only, swired by tits seme party. Is effected by the improvement, tire slrero te be paid tty sueb lend ointer shall be ~ I tire t oo r t of tire Improvemwt: tire proportion payable by to* id owners shall be determined one-half ot the lo t otherwise, several land seomfiteg to the Maser f r e t of sidewalk In front e f a*eh parcel. Notloe of so asses* ment shall b# given to the land owner or laud cam era wbe may pay the amounts asstossfl within tan days after euoh Ra tios At tb s expiration of that time, tew * beads or oertiflcatei of ladebtedneee may be issued for tbo aggrsgs U amount of such assessment thro remaining unpaid. Tbo town board shall Include ta its an nual budget reported to tire board ot su pervisors. of takes to bs levied la tire town, the cmrttfkmtm of Indebtedness Iwwwl on Sih count of default tn tire parownt ot local | assessments under this section, and the board of supervisors shall Levy the same upon tits lot# or parrel* In default. Such priartPSl shall bs si.portioned among the kits or parcels ta default to such manner that tire tax thereon wttt bs th* senre ea if on euuuj p a rties of too eeeeseMent were then te be paid. Intersrt on an unpaid assessment shall be eddU to such tax at tire rata pay*Wo by the bond or carufl- cate of tadebtednee* which must be sot*- puled to tb* time whan tire principal an lasts 11memt wffl become due; or K principal wm besoms dire d u riof too ‘ year, tfcnn tire InterreT aoen& S <J th a t year upon the ssaroeaient me levied upon such lot or parrel The town board shall anoxreUy the probable amount neesaeary « tioo workJiB th* first 1 oet*no* upder section, wfiteh warn a# eetimsted shati be levied and assessed upon the t srty of the town and paid t visor, te be disposed o* by him sa I after provided. J t This art shall take
