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orurbuti lew on fU* m tMe ofllcaw end do Iwrekr eertlfr tbet the * m e hr * oorteot trneeertpt therefrom end of tb e whole of eei# ertelrael lew. y e e u t c i s M. Ht*X>, et Stele l . m t » 0 » n € W YOR»^-&y Audeortty. CHAP. 47i. AM ACT te prorWe for the treaefer ef meneyetn the herge oenel termhml elek- In* feed ereeted for the redompAec ef hoedie f e e d for the eoaetroctton e f the henre cenel termtnele under eShapter ewren hundred end torty-etx ef the lews ef nineteen heodred end eleven end chepter mrrmt hendred end elghtr-eeren ef the lews ef nineteen hood red end thirteen te toe berge cenel terminel eteldne hand ereeted fer the redemption I of hende leened tor the construction of i the herse oenel termtnele by obepter eeeen hondeed end forty-ehc of the lews m nineteen htmdred end eloeun \«d chepter eeree hundred end etgbty eeren of the lewe of nineteen htmdred end thirteen, ee emended, hy chapter two ef the hfcww e f nineteen hood red end 8f- i teen. Became a law May g, m s, with the approval e f the Oewenwr. Paaeed, threw Cfthe bell* present The People of the Btwtwof Mow Terk, repreeented In Senate and Aeeembly, de enact ee tohevre: Section L The ooeaptrollerde hereby e»- thortwd to transfer the earn of three hun dred eed Oiirty-etx theaeand eight hun dred and., sixteen dollars end fifty-one log the amount ratoed to ohepter eight hundred end four ef the hrwe of nineteen hun dred end thirteen ae the enouel con tribution te the barge cenel termi nal sinking fund masted hy chap ter seven hundred end forty-six of the laws o f nineteen hundred end eleven and chapter seven hundred end eighty-seven of the lewe of itoi ulsmn hundred and thir teen. for the payment of the principal and totoweet e e boode etmt«n plated to be leoe oA hut n e t leened. tor furnfctotng-prop- er termlnais and tartltUee for barge canal treflto, to beige canal termlnele sinking fund created by obapter eeren hundred and forty-six ef the laws of nineteen hue- died add eleven end chapter seven hun dred end- tfgbtpweven of the towe e f nine teen hundred and thirteen, ee emended by chapter two e f the tows ef nineteen bun- he mey oenunl^hfm’S ' i ^ I t This act Chen take effect Immedi ately. State o f Mow Torfc, Office of the fleerotary i- of Stase. ee: 1 1 have nmr pared the preceding with the ortgtoel tow on lUe in thto office, end do heruhy certify that the seme to a correct transcript therefrom and. of the whole ef eeld original lew. FRANCIS M. HUGO, Seoretary of Btuto. y S S - O F N E W TOWN— By AwffwrWy. CHAP. m . w, to reto- gdusto The Peepto e f the etato-of Mew Terk. \ to Ssnem and As *1 nifty, do -Sows: .•* ClispWr efcrty~two e f the laws itoi illiiiii, hundred eed oSne, entitled —fffh e c t ntotOtw to tsEWtikyix eoaaolStettDr chapter sixty ef the ctmeototofud tows,\ ito hereby emeuded by hwwtiz* after eeo- ittoo savwtty. a now eeetkm, to be eeegton ieeveety-e thereof, to reed ea follows: S f to-e. Stottoe to nonretidsnte of esnount o f tnuse esswwed to dttos. A person or •eeeposelton who- to the owner of, or Hable to aetoeemeet for, an Interest In real tprpperty ettealed and gtobto to aaeea*- ment and ttucatSen In any city ef this totote In wktoh he or It Is not actually a IreeMee*. nuiy file with the city clerk of wucto city e wtooe etatlng tits name, reel- Aessoe eed poet offloe eddreee, or to ease of a cucpevwtton. It# pdnetped office, and -AtecrtgKSs* ctif the pnanSwe sufficient to .ildeetiity the tim e Such notice shall be •valid and centieme In effect until caw oeiled hy each person or corporation. The city etartt eltoll, within ffvu days after the cuetody e f a p r o b e * * or parole cer, and at any time wtthia ene thereafter each court er ktoue » warrant tor such dbOd. and after giving each., chtid an oppertualty to he beard, may make the conmattmei could have h e * made la the first ae aforesaid. The foregotog 1 shall net apply to a childmoTs court crea ate* by special snpctmwt la eltfce i first etoas but thto exoepti* sbal be construed ee taking away or hr any jurisdiction now pcewewed hy children's courts. If at say time during the proceedings it shall seem to the mag istrate tbet any child tosught before him under any pf the eabditistone of this section, appears to be feehto-entoded, be may eauee the child te he examined hy two physicians ef at toast fire years’ ex perience to the treatnnnt ef - - — ease, and oa the their d f f i I »a g tor the feeble-minded, end seeb child shall be detained thereto, until duly dtoehargad hy direction of the beard e f managers thereof. | 1 Thto act Shall take effbet Septem ber first, nineteen hundred end fifteen. State of Mew fork. Office e f the Secretary ef State, as.: I hare compared the pisuadb* with the original law on file to thto office, and do hereby Certify that the name to a correct transcript theref rom an# ef the whole of said original lew. ■ FRANCIS M. HUGO. Seoretary of Stst^., LAWS O F N E W YORK—B y A u thority. CHAP, t i t AM ACT to emend the education l«rW, to relation to the New Tork State School of Agriculture * Long Wend. I Became a law May 3. IMS, with the approval of the Gerremor Passed, three- fifths berime i>z*e*FnL The People of the State of Mew York, ipreeented to Senate and A assmbly. de enact ae follows: Section L Section etoven hundred and eighty-el x of chapter twenty-one ef the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, enti tled \An act relating to education, con stituting obapter sixteen of the cooeoH- dated laws,\ * amended hy chapter one hundred and forty of the laws e f nineteen hundred and ten, and added by three hundred and nineteen eg the tows] of nineteen hundred and twelve to by amended to read as fotiows: I 1186.“ Immediate supervision and toan- agement. Such school and the echt property shall be under the tmmedls supervision, care sed management of a board of tine trustees, of whom the gov ernor shall appoint on# from each of the five boroughs of the city of New Tork, two from the county of Nassau end two from the county of Suffolk. They shall be ep appointed that the terms of office of three trustees shall expire such year. All trustees Shall serve wltboet pay. The board e f trustees whan have the power te employ, and to fix the compensation of a director, teachers and such, other psteens as It may deem necessary tor the wel fare of the school, and on chargee duly proven to the satisfaction ef the said beard of trustees, a director or teacher may be discharged and removed, provid ed It shall be so votc4 t>T two-Bau ds of the members of the board, end any Such removal shall hare the endoreemeet and approval of the state onmentsekmer e f ed ucation. The board of traateso shall have power te de all ether things lawful and necessary to carry tote effect the objects and purpoeae or thto article; subject, how- eve-, to euCh advisory co-operation ef the state oemmtotioner ef education, as may be deemed neeeeeary. Students bona fide residents ef the state shea have tree tui tion. All roonoys received for the ectssol, except moneys from the etoto tree scry and donations, shall be reported and for warded monthly te the state treasurer, unless otherwise provided by eta tote moneys appropriated tor. maintenance, cr any Item ef maintenance, of such echeol shell be paid oat by the state treasurer on the .warrant ef the comptroller * the order e f the beard a t trustero upon vouch ers approved by seeb board and by the Cham b e r and Its ante-rooms, four asetet- janltors The assembly may choose a clerk, a: (ergeant-at-arms. a stenographer, who shall act as assistant eergeent-at-erras, and a first and sensed assistant. Hie clerk of the aeeem bly may appoint a stenographer to the tier*, a clerk's messenger, an assistant desk, a journal clerk, two assistant jour nal clerks, twelve deputy clerkf, one of whom shall act ae clerk to the committee on engroesed bills, and on# ae clerk of the eemmlttee on revision, who shall he In matters pertaining te that 44 t At the time of the establishment of a library for the legislature under this act. all books, papers, records and docu ments to both the senate and aeeembly libraries, together with all property and egulpment need In connection therewith or toeldental thereto, shall be transferred to the custody of the legislative librarian. I 7. Thto act shall take effect Uroaedl ately. State o f New Tork, of State, as.: I have compared the preceding with the poatttoo. * Index clerk, two assistant to-. original tow 00 file hi thto affice, dux clerks, an assistant clerk te the mtitee on engrossed bills, a financial clerk. W assistant financial clerk, a messenger te the financial cleric, a superintendent ef the wrapping department, five assistants to the superintendent of the wrapping de partment, a mall and document carrier, a superintendent of documents, five assist ant superintendents of documents, a tally clerk. The assembly shall, by rule, pre- ... ____ vide for such ether general and eommit- wrltten toateassul e f tee etortm, stenographers, messengers and that to pages as may be needed, and the method ef thett- appointment, amount of compen sation and assignment to duty. I | t. Soeii chapter Is hereby amended by. Inserting therein a new section, to be section seven-a, to read aa fellows: * 7-e. Legislative library, librarian and naal stents. There shall be a legislative library, to he located In the state capltol In rooms assigned by the trustees of pub lic buildings, conveniently accessible the members of both house# of the legis lature, and such library shall be open throughout the veer, Such library shall be furnished and ecnipped under the direction of the clerk ef the senate and clerk of the assembly, within the amount of any moneys app printed therefor, eubjoct te joint rules, any, that may be adopted by' the senate and assembly to relation thereto. Within ten days after this section takes effect, a legislative librarian and two assistant li brarians shall be chosen by the president ef the senate and speaker of the assem bly, who shall serve until their successors shall be Chosen In Ilk# ma nner. Their salaries and compensation shall be pay able monthly. During a vacancy In the office of legislative librarian, the assistant librarian who shall have been longest In the service of the state as a legislative employee, shall be employed as acting legislative librarian, with the powers and duties of such librarian, and shall hereby certify that fhs same 1* a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of eeld original tow. FRAMCIB M- HUGO. Secretary of State. an. receive during such a period the com pensation herein prescribed for the. legis lative librarian. Such library shall be deemed established from and after the selection of the first legislative librarian hereunder. Such librarian shall have charge of the. legislative library, but the twe houses of the legislature may, by joint rules, regulate the us* of the. library aad prescribe the powers and duties of the legislative librarian and the assistant 1 3. Section nine of such chapter Is here by amended to read as follows: | 8. Additional employees. A committee of Investigation or other special committee • f the legislature or of either house there of may employ needed assistants. I 4. Section ten o> such chapter, amended' by chapter forty-five of the laws o f nineteen hundred and eleven, ie hereby amended to read eg followa: | 10. Compensation of officers and em ployees. The following compensation shall be paid to the officers and employees of th e senate and assembly for the annual sees Ion of the legislature: To the clerk ef each house three thousand five hundred dollars; to th* clerk of the senate five hundred dollars and to toe clerk of the assembly seven hundred and fifty dollars for Indexing the journals, bills and docu ments of the senate and assembly; to the clerk of the senate net to exceed five hundred dollars, and to the clerk of the aaeesnbly not te exceed seven hundred and fifty dollars for the extra clerical service and engrossing; to each assistant clerk two thousand five hundred dollars; te each journal clerk two thousand five hundred dollars: to eech first assistant journal clerk and to the executive clerk one thou sand five hundred dollars; to each second assistant Journal clerk, and to the assist ant clerk to the committee on engrossed bills of the assembly, each one thousand dollars; to each deputy clertt, one thou sand dollars, except the deputy clerk as signed as chief clerk of the engrossing rooms of the senate and'-assembly, who ■hall receive fifteen hundred dollars each; excepting also the'deputy clerk assigned ae clerk to the committee on revision to the assembly and the revision clerk et the senate who skill each tecelve fifteen hun dred dollars: to eech financial clerk, one thousand five hundred dollars; to the as- slstant financial clerk of the assembly, ten dollars per day; te the messenger of eech of the financial clerks, five dollars per day; to each Index clerk two thou sand denars; to the first assistant index clerk of the aeeembly and to the assist ant Index clerk of the senate, each fifteen lection of any tex to any auch tax dls- krtot, ttarnleti te the eettepter or to the of office of eueh taxes, and stach other peroett, shell wittoa apply tor a tr*s<glpt of all «*■ ether peesen, wltton^ftvtTdaya after the receipt ef such transcripts, shall mall t e each pare* or corporation filing such at the poet office address stated the amount of ----- end the time# at which toe sums may be we eaM statement shall eed aB ulHMto provtdod. each »er- - shell not be ttobfe tor — to exeeee ef one per ell cases where, by the BT special tow, no fee le seek tax to paid within or more after the delivery et fi and warrant and the publl- »* ewcjb notice, no tee ebaV be or ooMedted by eech collector tor ectiou e f swell tax within th# time & special lew for th# pay-: tax. Upon the mtnjr of the etty olarir, eball be * - w a fee of one dollar from corporation ottering such 1 X fieettoa etoven hundred and iffiklj - eight ef eueh chapter, ae added by chap ter three hundred and nineteen of the lawe ef atoetoen hundred and twelve, m hereby repealed. 11. This act shell take effect tounedt- stely. State of New Terk, Office e f tkoBecrotary et State, ee.: I have compared the preceding with the original tow on 111# to tide office, and de herdby certify thet the same le e correct transcript therefrom and ef the whole of * ” ■ FRANCES M. HOOO. LAWS O F N E W YORK—By A u thority. CHAP. m. AN ACT to amend the highway law. In relation to etttoe of the second claae. Became a tow May S, 1816, with the approval of the Governor Passed, three- fifths being present. The People ef the State of New Terk, represented Ip Senate and Assembly, do enact as folio Ws: 1 - Section 11 Section two hundred and eighty-eight of chapter thirty of the lawe of nineten hundred and nine, entitled \An act relating to highways, constituting chapter twenty-lire ef the consolidated tows,\ as added by chapter three hun dred and seventy-four of the lawe of nineteen handled end ten, to hereby amended to reed ae fellows: 1 * Local ordtoeaeee prohibited. Ex cept ae herein otherwise provided, local authorities shall have no power to pass, enforce or maintain any ordinance, rule or regulation requiring from any owner er chauffeur to wboco this article is ap plicable any tax; fee, Ifcensc or permit for the use of the public highways, or excluding any each owner or chauffeur from th# free uee ef such public high ways, excepting such driveway, speedway ly be expressly set apart by tow for the exclusive use of or reed aa has been Or horses and light carriages or in any other way respecting motor vehicles or their speed upon of use of the public high ways; and no ordinance, rule or regula tion contrary to or In any wise, inconsist ent with the provletons of this article, now In force or hereafter enacted. Shall have any effect; provided, however, that the power given to local authorities to regulate vehicles offered to the public for hire, and prOcaeakma, assemblages or pa rades in the streels of public places, and all ordinance#, rule# and regulations which may have b e * er which may be enacted in pursuance of such powers shall remain In fun force and effect; and provided, further, that local authorities may set eelde for a given time a speci fied public highway for speed contests or races, to be conducted under proper., re strictions tor the safety of th# public; and provided, further, that local authori ties may exclude motor vehicles from any cemetery or grounds used for the burial of the dead, and may by general rule, ordinance or regulation exclude motor ve hicles used solely for commercial pur poses from any park or part of a park system where such general rules, ordi nance or regulation is applicable equally and generally to all other vehicles used for the same purposes, and provided fur ther that nothing in litis article contained •hall Impair the validity er effect o f any ordinance#, regulating the speed of motor vehicles, or of any traffic regulations with regard to the operation of motor vehi cles, heretofore or hereafter made, adopt- city of the first d a * er In any city ef the second claw in a county adjoining a city the first class; provided further that the lecal authorities of other cities and Incorporated village* may limit by ordi nance, rule er regulation the speed of motor vehicles on the public highways, such speed limitation not to be In any caae lew than ooe mile In tour minutes, and the maintenance of a greater rate of •peed for one-eighth of a mil# shall be presumptive evidence of driving at a rate of speed which to not careful and prudent, and on further condition that each city or village shall have placed conspicuously on each main public highway where the ■ or village line creases the wme and every main highway where the rate of speed changes, signs of sufficient sixe to be easily readable by a person using the highway, bearing the words, \City of or \Incorporated village of “Slow down to .................. miles\ (the rate being inserted), and alee an arrow pointing in the direction where the speed Is te be reduced or changed, and also on further condition that such ordinance, rule or regulation shall fix the punishment for vtototkm thereof, which punishment shad, during th# existence of the ordinance, rule or regulation, super sede those specified hi subdivision two ef section two hundred and ninety of this chapter but, except In cities of the first hundred dollars, to the second assistant i or second class shall net exceed the same. LAWS OF NEW YORK — By Authority.* CHAP, m , AN ACT to amend the legislative tow, to rotation to th* office e f legislative libra rian and aaslataatA legMatfro em ploye* and data tor appropriation*. Became a law May 3. 1816. with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. 'ft’.-JSS ■, The People of the Stotq of New Tech. In Senate and Assembly, clerk of the assembly, ene thou sand dollars: to the clerk of the president ef the senate, fifteen dollars per day; to the clerk of the temporary president end the speaker's clerk, each ten dollars per day; to the stenographer of the pree- the senate, of the temporary president, of the speaker, of the cl erk of the senate, and clerk of the assembly, fire dollars per day; to each sergeant-at- arms, fifteen hundred dollars: to the leg islative librarian three thousand six hun dred dollars; to each assistant librarian, ste dollars per day; to each postmaster, eight dollars per day during the time em ployed; to th# assistant sergeant-at-arms enact as fellows: Section 1. Bectfcme etx and seven o* the senate, to each assistant poetmas- original Imp\ Official copies of all local ordinances pass ed under the provisions of this subdivi sion shall be filed with the secretary of state at least thirty day# before they shall respectively take effect and all such local ordinances shall be printed to pamphlet form and Issued at regular Intervals by the secretary of state I 3. This act shall take effect immedl- State of Now Terk, Office e f the Secretary of State, ss.: I have compared the preceding with the original law * file in this office, and do hereby certify that th# same is a correct transcript therefrom and et the whole of chapter thirty-seven at the lawe of teen hand rod and nine, entitled \An act In relation to legislation, constituting chapter thirty-two, e f the consolidated laws,\ to hereby gfneade* to read as fal- ate. Th# president and temporary presi dent of the senate mey each appoint a clerk, a stenographer and meaBengw Th# senate may choose a clerk, a ser geant-at-arms, aa assistant sergeant-at ■ ' arms, a stenographer, a principal door keeper and first ter. principal doorkeeper, assistant door keeper, Janitor, assistant Janitor, superin tendent of documents, and U> each essist- FRANCI8 M. HUGO. of State. ant superintendent of documents, superin tendent of the wrapping department ae- ■uperinteedfnte of the wrapping Ive dollars per teen hundred mid eleven.\ ie hereby amended by ineertlng therein a new sec tion to be section elgbt-a le read * fol lows : I S-a. Whenever any lands, streeturae or waters new used for terminal pur poses shell be rendered no longer neeee eary or useful for such purposes by rea son of the improvement hereby directs*, the same shall be sold to the manner provided to law tor the sal# of aban doned canal lands and the net proceeds thereof paid into the state treasury, and so much thereof ae shall be necessary shall be applied to the cost of the work hereby directed; but to the event that aay piece or parcel e f land, structures or wa ters, In whole or to pert, heretofore t a b * or which ehall hereafter be taken to per il nance of section eight of this act by of a change in the alignment of the terminal or In the location of He structures, or In the methods of pcogesa tog the work, or otherwise, shall be found not to be neeeeeary for terminal pur poses, the state engineer and surveyor shall prepare a map covering afi much el the lands, structures or waters, so taken, aa shall not be needed and present the same to the canal board, together with * statement ae to the reason why the lands, structures er waters covered by eeld map are rendered unnecessary to. connection with the construction or uee of the ter minals, whereupon If the canal beard shall approve, the superintendent of pub lic works shall have authority to execute and deliver In the name of the people of the state, to the owner from whom the property so deemed to be unnecessary for terminal purpose# was taken, hie hetra, successors In tatorest or assigns, a quit iclaim deed covering the said land* struc tures or waters. The canal board shall prescribe such terms as It deems Just for the execution and delivery of such deed, and the superintendent of public works shall not deliver such deed until such terms have been compiled with by seek owner, his heirs, successors In interest or assigns. But before such deed shall be effective, It ehall be recorded by the su perintendent of public works in the office of the secretary of state. An amended map distinguishing the lands, structures or waters appropriated in any such case from those sought to . be given up for terminal purposes and returned to the former owner, shall be prepared by the state engineer and surveyor and filed in the office of the superintendent of pu^ic works and a copy thereof shall also be filed to the office of .the clerk of th* coun ty in which such property or a „r the same shall be located; and when such quit claim deed of the property sought to be returned a hall be duly executed and delivered, the start# engineer and surveyor shall correct the official maps of record so as to Indicate the lands, structures or waters given up, and also so aa to- shew the corrected boundaries of state land* | 2. This act shall take effect immedi ately. State ofcNew Tork, Office of the Secretary of State, ss.: I have compered the preceding with the original law on file In this offloe, and do hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. FRANCIS M. HUGO, Secretary of State LAWS OF NEW YORK—By A u thority. CHAP. 4%, ° AN ACT to amend the benevolent orders tow, In relation to the election of repre sentatives. Became a law May 3, 1916, with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People of the State of New Tork, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section L Section seven of chapter elev en of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled \An art relating to benevo lent orders, constituting chapter three of the consolidated tows,” as amended by chapters ene hundred and forty-five of the laws of nineteen hundred and ten and five hundred and nine e f the laws e f nine teen hundred and fourteen, to hereby amended to read as fellows; l 7. Joint corporatkma Any number of masonic bodies wlthjn the state, chartered by the grand lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the elate of New York, tit# grand chapter ef Royal Arch Masons of the state of New York, the grand council of Royal and Select Masters of the state of New York, the grand commandery of Knights Templar of the state of New York, the supreme council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite for the North ern Masonic jurisdiction. United States of America, er the imperial council of tbs Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine tor North America; any subordinate courts or other bodies of the Foresters of America, instituted, estab lished or authorized by the supreme or a grand court thereof; and lodges, encamp ments and cantons within the state char tered by the grand lodge of the Inde pendent Order of Odd Fellows, the grand encampment of the Independent Order cf Odd Fellows, or by ike sovereign grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows; any lodges or other bodies cf the Knights of Pythias, duly chartered by and installed according to the general rules and regulations of the grand ledge of Knights of Pythias of the state of New York, any post of the Grand Army of the Republic chartered and Installed according to the regulations of that cr- ganisatlon; any ledges or other bodies or the Benevolent and Protective Order ht Elks duly chartered by and Installed ac- * cording to th* regulations of that organ isation, any lodges or other bodies of the Deutcher Orden der Harugari, duly char:, tered and installed according to the gen eral rules and regulations of the grand lodge of the Deutcher Orden der Harugari of the state of New York, or of the eov- ereign, grand lodge of the Deutcher Orden der Harugari of the United State# any councils or other bodies of the Knights of Columbus chartered and Instituted hy the national council ef the Knights of CoUim- aneoallv at a time said place fixed by the coestltulxm. by-laws, rules and regula tions at the corporation, and shall elect from amongst themselves a president, rice-president, secretary and treasurer, each of whom ehall be ex officio trustees of the corporation, and not lew than nine nor score titan twenty-four other trus tees. la case only two bodies unite te form each corporation, th# number of trnsiew to be elected from each body shall not be tow than one or mere than three, who aball be elected In the manner above proeerlUtd and whose certificate of election aball be made and filed to the manner and form above prescribed. The trustee# so elected shall make, a o knowledge and file with the secretary of state a certificate etatlng the name of the corporation to be formed, its purposes and object* the names and places of resi dence at th# trustees, the names of the bodtaa which they respectively represent, the aemee ef the bodies uniting to form the corporation and their location, and the name of the town. Tillage or city and th# county where such building is, or la to be located; and thereupon the eeveral bodies * uniting shall be a corporation for the purposes specified to such certlf- 1 X This art shall take effect immedi ately State o f New York, Office of the Secretary of State, ss.: I have compared the preceding with the original tow 00 file in this office, and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct transcript 1 .therefrom and of the whole of said original law. FRANCIS M. HUGO. Secretary ot^ State. LAW S O F NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP. « . AN ACT to amend the real property law. in relation to assignment of mortgage In lieu of\ oertificate of discharge. Became a tow May X 1915, with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People of the State of New York,, tented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section L Section two hundred and sev enty-five of chapter fifty-two of tb# laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled \An art retotlne .0 real property, consti tuting cb-;Icr fifty of the consolidated tow* aa added by chapter tour hundred and eight of the laws of nineteen hundred and fourteen. Is hereby amended to read aa follows: I 338. Assignment of mortgage required to Hey of certificate of discharge. When ever \a mortgage upon real property shall be dt»e and payable the mortgagee or the owner and holder of the mortgage shall execute and deliver to any person or per sona. or .corporation, named by the owner of the l*nd upon which the same Is a Hen. an assignment of the mortgage duly executed which may by Its terms be with out recourse to the aasignnr \h any\ event and discharge such assignor from any lia bility thereunder to the assignee; provid ed a demand has been made of the holder of the mortgage by the owner of the land u p * which the same is a lien for such assigniw* t in lieu ef a certificate of dis charge of the same, and the full amount of principal and interest due on the mort gage and the usual fee for drawing the assignment Is tendered or paid. But noth ing in this section contained ehall require such execution and delivery of an assign ment of the mortgage In lieu of a certifi cate at discharge where the owner and holder of the mortgage so due and pay able also holda or has a junior or subse quent mortgage or other lien on the esme Uon to taxation, eonotituttag ■ ty of the consolidated tow*- amended to reed as followe: 1 When a tax. or any part thereof 1 such Illegal em n eeae er * * * 3 aaosin nt shall have been tovtod by the prep- offloera of any city er Tiling* solely the benefit and parpeeea e f rock city village, then the common eeeari! er er auditing officer er eflheers e f each city or village ohdll HMjagtetofr after such correction audit and allow, so tbs petitioner or other n r a paid such tax. or tMe pert thereof tovtod solely for th# benefit and »w ; isos e f eweb city or village, aad tacOods to the tax levy of such city or Tillage in which the prop erty le situated BM e next after the entry of eueh order and eeuw te be paid to such petitioner er other para* paying such tax, or the part thereof tovtod eotely tor die benefit and purpooes ef eech eXy or village, the amewat paid by Wm la excess of what th# tax or the pert thereof levied solely for the benefit as of such city or Tillage, would if the assessment had bow as ordered, adjudged, or determined hy seek order of the court together with Inter sot thereon from the date of the payawnt. | X This act shall take effect tmsnedtotely. State of New York, OCoe e f the Barret ary of State, sa.; I have compared the precedtag with the original law on file to tide office, aad do hereby certify that the same m a correct ----- transcript therefrom and a t tba whole ef ■aid original tour, FRANCIS M HUGO. I X This act shill take effect Immedi ately. State e f New York, Office of the Secretary of State, s a : I have compared the preceding with the original tow on file in this office, and do hereby certify that the same le a correct tranecript therefrom and of the whole of said original tow. FRANCIS M. HUGO. Secretary of State. LAW S O F NEW YORK—By A u thority. CHAP. <84. AN ACT to amend the canal law and authorising the superintendent of pub lic works to make settlement of certain claims against the state on account of the empale Becapoe a tow May 3, 1815, with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths betag present. The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section L Section forty-seven of chap ter thirteen of the laws of nineteen hun dred and nine, entitled ‘‘An act relating to canals, constituting chapter five of tha coBoolideted lews,” le hereby amended to read as follows: 1 «T. Claims for damages. There shall be aiiovree and paid to every person sus taining damages from the canals or from their use or management, or resulting or .-rising from' the neglect or conduct of any officer of the state having charge thereof, or resulting or arising from any accident, of- other matter or thing con nected with the canals, the amount of Otich damages to be ascertained and deter mined by the proper action or proceed ings before the court of claims; but no judgment shall he awarded by such court for any seeb damages In any case unless the tarts proved therein make out a case which would create a legal liability against the slat* were the same estab- IMsed In evidence In a court of justice »gainst an liwilvldual or corporation; but the superintendent of public works may make settlement of any such claim in any case where the amount thereof does not exceed the sum of five hundred dollar* but no such settlement shall be effective against th* state until the same baa been the depertment, Ov pe day; te the mm stenographer of each house, two thousand five hundred dollars; to the post-office messenger of each house, three dollars per day; to the messenger a t the prasidwt ef the senate, the temporary president, and the speaker’s messenger, each three --------- per day; to the superintendent of si*aut t •Utant journal clerks, «n executive cierk. partm eet. to the tally clerk, and the d document carrier cf tne asaem- 1 dollars per day. The pay of the the employees who receive by I per diem compensation - ------ at the date cf the sp end no pereon ov employee ■e s»y additional compensation of setvSoe for which he ;nt journal cieria FES\ a tiortfg LAWS O F N E W YORK—By A u thority. CHAF. m . AN ACT to amend chapter seven hun dred and forty-six of the tows of nine teen hundred\ and eleven, entitled \An act making provision fOT issuing bonds to th* amount of not to exceed nineteen million eight hundred thousand dollars ter the porpose of furrt-htag proper tor- tnlnats and»facilittoe I or barge canal traffic, inctufdng the acquisition and in terchange of property therefor, with a view to Improving and fostering the commerce ot the state, and providing for a , eubroteslon ef th# same to the peopijt to he voted u p * %t the general elcetloe to he held to the year ntosteon hundred and eleven,\ to relsttoo to ttm acquisition of Jnads. xtnwtkna and wa ter* i| . ii a tow May x 1816. with bus pursuant to the charter, constitution and -laws of said order, and My inn of trades unions, trades sawmbito*-, ti or labor organisation! any number of subordinate lodge#, tribes or other bodies of any benevolent or fra ternal order or soclaty incorporated under tend pursuant to the lairs of this state, may unite In forming a corporation for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, maintaining and managing a hall, temple approved by the attorney-general and canal board; provided that the provisions of thto section shell not extend to claims arising from damages resulting from navigation of the canal* Neither the comptroller nor the commla- istener e f the canal fund shall pay any damages awarded, or th# amount of any commutations agreed on for the appropri- a-ion of land or water, or for the erection cf a farm bridge, until a aatlafactory ab stract or title and certificate of eearch as to Incumbrances Is furnished, showing the peraoo demanding such damages or Cpro- mutatlotu to be legally entitled thereto, which abetrset and search ehall be filed LAW S OF NEW YORK—B y A u thority. CHAP. «L AN ACT to amend the penal tow. rolattve to trespass on tonde owned by th* state for canal purpose* Became a law May X 18*. with the approval of the Governor. Pawed, three- fifths being present The People of the State a t New York, represented In Senate and Aseembtr. do enact as follows: Section I. Article forty-two of the penal law la hereby amended by adding thereto. Immediately following section fekr hun dred and sixty-five thereof, a new oection to be known as section four hundred and sixty-six and to read as follow*: | 466. A person who, without authority, cuts, removes, causes to be removed or aids in removing from any tonda belong ing to this state for canal purpose* any tree, timber or growing hay. or remove* or causes to be removed from eech tonda. any rock, stone, eand or gravel or any materials ivurd to natural deposit, or who, without authority, erect* or enters upon such land tor tha purpose of erect ing, any house, ehed. bunding or atruc- turee of any kind or nature on ouch canal lands, le guilty of a misdemeanor. 1 2. This act shall take effect linesuti- ately. State of New York, Office o f the Secretary of State, ss.: I hoyre compared the proordtag with th* original law on file In this office, aad do hereby certify that th# same to a correct transcript therefrom and e f the whole ef said original tow. FRANCIS M- HUGO. Secretary, of State. --------- IU: LAWS OF NEW YORK—By AwUiertty. CHAP. 496. AN ACT to amend the public tonde tow. in relation to the board of era of the Watkins Glen Became a law May X with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present The People of the State of New-York, repreeefited in Senate 1 enact ae fellows: flection 1. Section on# hundred and elevlev- en of chapter fifty of th* tows o f nineteen hundred and nine, entitled \An act relat ing to the public lands, constituting chap ter forty-etx of the consolidated tow*\ as Inserted by chapter seven hundred and thirty-one of the tows of otoeteee hun dred and eleven. Is horeh ss ended to read s s follows: l ill. Commissioner* The board of ceep- mlselonere of the Watering Glen Reserva tion la continued and ehall hereafter eon- slat of seven pereon* appointed hy the governor, by and with the advice and consent of the senate The five members ef ouch board to office when tide eeetkm as amended takes effect shaM continue to office until the expiration of their term*. The two additional members provided hereby aball be appointed for such terms that the term of one member of such r . do ' ^ » board shall expire annually, a member of such board ap pointed for a full term on the expiration of the term of hts shall S Z T * , a . * . v « . ---------------- their dependent widow* and orphans, aad 1 1 T ito art shall take effect imraedi- r»F *e**mdl*wr eero M. w A ew. «. !»»#«. t m • I to borokg emnediM by jvthe Beeeme a tew approval ef the < 1816. with the Items*, tkokw- of orestiny, collecting, and maintaining a library for the use of tha bodies uniting to form such corporation Bach body hereafter uniting to form such corpora tion shall, at a regular mtctlng thereof, held to accordance with tta een and general rules sued regulation* er tow* elect a member thereof ter a term two er three years, ao the ately. Stale e f New Terk. Office o f the Secratary Of Slat* a*: I hare compared th* preceding with the original tow or. ffi* to thto office, and do Hereby certify that the mme is a correct tixnoertpt therefrom aad at the whole ef raid ortetoal tow. FRANCIS M HUGO, f-Steen 1 '-V: • . I ; - shall be seven year* If a In such board otherwise than by expira tion of term It shall be filled for the um pired term. No member of euck board receive any compenoattoo for b:s services aa commissioner, but ahati be entitled to his actual and nt n aoary ex penses In performing the dnttoe of h$8 l X This art shall take effect Immedtotefcr State of New York, Office of th* Bscretarr of State,, as. : I have compared the preceding with the original tow on file In thto office, aad do hereby certify that the same la a correct tranecript therefrom and of the whole at said original law. FRANCIS M. HUGO. Secretary e f B tet* ' LAWS OF NEW YORK—B y Aethoritp. CHAP, t i t AN ACT authorising th* American ffi ento and Historic Preoerratloa Society te en quire title to certain tonde to be owed as a part of Letehworth park. — Became a law May X Dti. with tire approval of the Governor. Famed, tiwevi- fifthn being present. The People of the State of New Tori* represented in Senate aed 4 u ttih iy. de enact as followa: Section L Tile American Scerde and Historic Preservation Society to hereby authorised god empowered to acquire title to load# formerly owned by Marte Delta situate to Letehworth park. In cage seeb society to unable to agree with the owner on the purchase price to be paid for each property, the' title thereto oeay be ac quired by condemastion In the matter provided by tha condemnation law. Such proceeding shall be brought by the attor ney-general In the name of the rtate and th# title to eueh lands, whether enquired by purchase or ooedemnatio*. ehall vert In the state. I 2 Thto cri aball take effect hmeedl fitotertN e v Tork. Office o f the Secretary l have compWkd the original tow on file hi hereby certify that the aaara to * oorrert transcript tVrofrom and of dm wkete ef eeld original tow Y With the
