Laws of New York Amends Village and City Officials Powers
A lengthy, OCR derived text outlines amendments to New York laws affecting village regulations on swine, city governance, and the structure of city offices. It covers amendments to chapters on villages, city administration, mayoral and alderman powers, police and fire departments, city clerk duties, tax collection, and public works. The document details appointment rules, term rules, and authority for maintenance of streets and public facilities, with references to the governor’s approval and statutory sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
GEHAP
State of
Senate and Assembly
Uortis
State of New York
Frangis Metgo
Sta
City Public Works Chief and Budget Powers Expanded
The ordinance outlines duties of the city public works commissioner, highway powers, and enforcement of building rules. It expands oversight of waterworks, reservoirs, and safety, plus mandates salaries set by the board of estimate and apportionment. It also details public safety heads, council control, and procedural rules for budgets, contracts, and special taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Kent
Board of
Commissions of Public Safety
Board of Estiasie
Board of Health
Esctimate
Meyor
Educa
Shell
Tre
Mar
Megizy
Wai
Cfir
Common Cause
Alger
Ind
Seid
City Notes on Sidewalk Repairs and Police Staffing Changes
City details penalties for owner delays in sidewalk and curb work with notice and hearing opportunities. Provisions cover costs, interest, and possible city-led repairs charged to owners. Amendments also appoint a city charity commissioner, set age limits for police, and clarify records and duties of city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Aed
Oficn
Hershy
Elim
Seid
Eli Snes
Board of Supervisors
Orange County
Middletons
Com
Commissioners of Charities
Puort
Seid City
Commissioner of Charities
Excise
City Charities Oversight Expanded in County Reforms
The text details amendments to a city charter increasing the powers of the commissioner of charities over destitute and dependent persons, including supervision of charities and funds, auditing duties, and enforcement measures. It also adds new sections on city physician duties for the poor, ownership of supplies, and administrative changes affecting overseers of the poor in Orange County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
Skell Investi- Este
Seid
Efe
Board of Estimate
Ant
Els
Seig City
Commissioner of Charities
Orenge
sBia
Citr
Mabie
Orange County
State of New York
Secretary of State
Hugo
County of Orange
New York
Premistés
Westtown
Qraenkge Ci Sn
Lewis A. Ey. Ston
Edwin Ie Evans
Attornes
Ae Kant
Frank HH. Finn
Russell M. Vernon
Thompson
Seduction Under Promise of Marriage Law Amended
An 1915 act amends Section 2175 of the penal law to punish seduction under promise or pretence of marriage. A person who deceives an unwed woman by claiming marriage, and has sexual intercourse, faces imprisonment of more than five years or a fine over one thousand dollars, with the governor approving and the secretary of state certifying the official transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sy Authority
State of
Senate
M Town
Doerd
Education
Isidefty
Snotzer
Middletown
Pinetees
Sleven
Sereby
Wital Statistics
Service Commission
Anc
Seid
Shell
Seid Common Council
Common Council
Tne
Cleykes
Citheeter
Supreme Court of
State of New York
Common Corn
Board of Estimate
Board of Estimats and Apporonament
Board of ‘Estimate
Ofty
Board of
Commissioner of Charities
United States
Ase
Maor
Middle Town
Kepresmiad Im Sensre
Assembly
Ottes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Algermen
Aldermanwatisree
Seetton
Tree of Wlutetion
Hearth Land
Board of Education
OS Police
Ayper
Ollee
Justices of Peace
Transur
Sala
Eltr
Roliaf
Asaig
Alsig
2Rancis AL Bugs
Stace
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!