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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1916
Page
7
The act amends labor provisions to define hours and wages for state and municipal public works. It relaxes or strengthens enforcement through the commissioner of labor, outlines penalties for violations, and details procedures for prosecutions. It specifies nonapplicability to certain stations and hospitals and covers enforcement across public projects.
The text outlines penalties for violating boundary and freshwater protection rules, including fines up to one hundred dollars and up to thirty days imprisonment per offense. It also covers certification and proof processes by game protectors and the secretary of state, and notes the act takes effect immediately.
The act prescribes board approved poster and passbook notices for deposit terms and withdrawal rules, allows sixty day notice before deposits become due, and permits earlier payments under certain conditions. It also certifies the law as a correct copy and notes immediate effect. The document includes the Secretary of State certification and text on municipal temporary loans in anticipation of tax revenues with limits and repayment from taxed funds.
In the April law amending town charges the section adds a subdivision authorizing up to a set dollar amount for expenses by the supervisor in forest preserve distributions of fish and game birds. Also includes amendments to general corporate law on entry of judgments and filings with banks and corporations, approved by the Governor.
The document records two New York laws: one amends education law to change how school directors are elected in towns, with staggered terms and biennial town meetings under general election rules, plus vacancy and oath provisions. The second sets lobster-taking rules restricting residents, authorizing nonresident licenses with fees by vessel size, display of license numbers, and enforcement, effective immediately.
A dense extract outlines acts from early New York law including procedures for serving notices to county officials over poor relief, publisher rights for court reports, penalties for transporting animals, highway and municipal finance provisions, and cost apportionment methods for county roads. It lists sections amending poor law, penal provisions, permission to publish annotated reports, and highway funding allocations with county and town shares.
The board of supervisors adopts final resolution approving the plans and estimated cost submitted by the state commission of highways under section 128. If county costs were previously apportioned by section 141 and not paid, the board may rescind past allocations and adopt a new appropriation equal to a percentage of the total cost shown in the state highway commission estimate, making funds available for construction or improvement and reallocating shares between county and town or towns. If funds are unavailable, the county treasurer may borrow and pledge county credit. Bonds may be issued up to 30 years to cover the county and town shares, with taxes levied and collected to pay principal and interest, allocated between county and towns per the apportionment.
New York State Secretary certifies the Buckhorn Association becomes a New York corpus with a mission to sustain benevolent work in Kentucky counties Perry, Owsley, Leslie, Breathitt and nearby areas. The corporation, based in New York City, shall fund churches schools mills factories and a children’s home, governed by named directors and subject to New York law. Remaining assets go to Board of Home Missions. Immediate enactment.
The act amends and clarifies the governance of the Woman's Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America. It vests management and disposition of affairs in named officers and successors chosen by the General Assembly, under its jurisdiction, supervision, and direction, with immediate effect.
The executors Lydia J Greenleaf Martin L Greenleaf and Hattie E Ketcham publish a legal notice in Middletown NY requiring all persons with claims against the estate of Frederick Greenleaf deceased to present vouchers by September 7 of that year. John L Wiggins attorney for executors at 80 Worth Street Middletown NY handles the proceedings.
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