New York Acts Amending Official Referees Law and Synagogue Union
A New York enactment amends the judiciary law to expand the appointment and compensation of official referees in the first through fourth judicial departments. It sets eligibility, creates funding via county and state allocations, and details stenographer costs. The measure also includes a charter for the United Synagogues of America to promote traditional Judaism and Hebrew language education.
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New York
America
State of
Senate
Assembly
de Bunct
Cyrus Adler
Louis Ginzbers
G . Hauva
Mo M. Kaplan
Elias
Synagogue
Ald
Ted Eom Noaseek
Amerca
Israel
Seynagorae
New York State Laws Cite Amendments and Memorial Land Grant
A compilation of acts and amendments from New York State Secretary of State records detailing corporate governance provisions for a religious group, land conveyance to the United States for a Commodore Macdonough memorial site in Plattsburgh, and updates to the Poor Law provisions authorizing county superintendents of the poor to receive expenses and monthly reimbursements. Also touches on the Woman's Board of Home Missions governance and related corporate clauses. The text includes proclamation of immediate effect and legislative context across multiple sections and chapters.
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Laws OF
New York
the Land Office
United States
Pittisburgh
Clinton County
Thomas Mactonough
Lake Champlein
State of
Senate
Assembly
The
Land Office
United Seates of America
City of
Plattsburgh
State of New York
Flattsburgh
United States of America
Thomas Mac
United States ofAmerica
Office of the Secratary of State
Francis M. Hugo
Succeeded Brothers Chosen Under General Assembly Directive
New York laws amend penal code to regulate child employment in motion picture work. The act prohibits employing or displaying children under sixteen in various performances, with church or school musical exceptions, requiring official consent and detailed writing of use, place, and duration. The measure, signed by the secretary of state, takes effect immediately.
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Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Meta General Assembly
New York
Francis
Hugo
Secretary of State
State of
Senate
Assembly
Fim
State of New York
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State of New FF
Mozart
Sock Horace
New York Homeopathic Medical College and Flower Hospital Act
The act amends laws relating to the Homeopathic Medical College of the State of New York in New York City and the Flower Hospital. It establishes trustees, authorizes hospital departments, sets faculty size, and limits property to five million dollars for the corporation with power to mortgage and sell. pharmacists, physicians, and surgeons practicing under homeopathy to supervise care. It also details stock transfer and legal boilerplate for immediate effect.
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Laws OF
New York
Sy Authority
Cbap
Homeopathicafedical College
State of New York
New York City
Homeo Pathic Medical College
Flower
State of
Senate
Assembly
Theodore L. Bailey
Elies C Benedict
van VF. Blackmen
George Bodman
Robert S. Brewster
Wiliam Burles
Melbert B. Cary
Howard E. Curtis
Loomis I. Danforth Werren L. Green
Frederick R. Halsey
Frank S. Hastings
Wiliam T. Helmuth
Richard M. Hoe
John Haynes Holmes
Leeds Johnson
Benwy L Langhass
George W. McDowel
Arkeil R. McMichiel
Walter S. Afitis
Martin J. Quinn
Rudolph F. Babe
EL. Guernsay Rankiz
Jeremiah T. Simonson
Bt Clair Smith
Cleoa A. Spreckles
Ralph 4 Stewart
Edward G. Tutte
John Benson
Arnold Wood
Homeopathic Medical College
Salt Corporation
Secretary of State
Seld
Lew Francis AL Ehggo
Secretary of
Department of Docks
State Health Board to Review Hospitals for Pulmonary Tuberculosis
The act sets forth consent requirements to establish hospitals camps or establishments for treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis. Petitions must describe location site and county town and be heard by the state commissioner of health with notices mailed to all parties prior to a hearing. If agreement fails a joint board may review allowing or denying the proposed site with a final determination within thirty days. The act takes effect immediately.
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Board of Health
State of New York
Secretary of State
Francis
Hugo
State Reservation at Saratoga Springs Appropriation Act
An act provides for the sale and use of mineral waters and deposits at Saratoga Springs, creating the State Reservation as a corporate body. It outlines powers to fix land values, grant leases, oversee drinking water, regulate branding, and enforce laws to protect springs, wells, and gases, with annual reports and funding through the comptroller.
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New York
Saratoga Springs
State of
Senate
Assembly
Commission
Saratoga
Salt Town
Seld Commission
Secretary of State
Sarstoga
Cp. Tao Commission
Epos
Court of Claims
Commission Shell
Shell
Seid Reservation
Seratoga Springs
State of New York
United States of America
Aoe
Francis M. Hugo
Saratoga Springs State Reservation funds and conservation act notes
Fragmented text outlines appropriation for Saratoga Springs State Reservation works including water storage tanks and reservoirs, dam and dock regulations, and licensed fees. It covers funding mechanisms, approvals, and enforcement provisions, with amendments to conservation law governing docks, dams, and water structures.
Act to legalize official acts of notaries and deeds in New York
Legalizes and confirms the acts of notaries public and commissioners of deeds in New York state since March 1 1915. Validates acts despite errors such as misnomers missing oaths or age limits if performed in good faith and accompanied by legal fees. Takes effect immediately and applies to then existing proceedings. Francis J Hugo.
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New York
State of
Senate
Assembly
Sai Notacy Ipabie
State of New York
Secretary of State
Francis
Hugo
Public Health Law Amend Part on Tuberculosis Hospital Site Selection
An act amends the public health law to empower the deputy commissioner of health in selecting sites for tuberculosis hospitals. The measure became effective January 3 and April 24, 1935, with sections detailing authority and transition from earlier law. The provision references chapter 49 of the laws of 1900s and the 1935 amendments.
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Laws OF
New York
Sy Authority
Senate
Assembly
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