New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY APRIL 90 1899

of Ulster County by Chapter 49, to the Surrogate
OF Erie County by Chapter go. and to the surro-
gate OF Suffolk County by Chapter $50.
Senator Ellsworth introduced the measure Chap
ter 23s) allowing the Governor to remove any
county treasurer within the terms for which the
officer has been chosen. after giving him copy
OF the charges against him and an opportunity to
be heard In his defence
sIDEPATHs AND WAGON TIRES
The County Judge OF any county except Albany
and Monroe. Is authorized by Chapter 49, upon the
petition OF fifty resident wheemen to appoint
five or seven Sidepath Commissioners. The Board
OF Sidepath Commissioners is authorized TO con-
struct and maintain sidepaths along any public
road or sections thereof OF the county. outside
the limits of incorporated cities and villages. or
outside the corporation tax district thereof with
the written approval OF the Commissioner OF High
ways or other officer performing similar duties. o
with the written approval OF the Supervisor Of
each town in which the sidepath is built No
sidepath shall be constructed upon along any
regularly constructed or maintained sidewalk ex-
cept by the consent OF persons owning the abut-
ting lands The paths shall not be less than three
nor more than six feet wide without the consent OF
the owners OF the abutting lands and shall be
structed within the outside lines and along and
upon either side Of such public roads The Board
OF Sidepath Commissioners Is TO adopt a form OF
license suitable to be affixed to a bicycle Any
person. upon the payment of n fee Of not less than
% cents nor more than ST. shall be entitled 10 re-
ceive such license. which shall be good during the
calendar year for which 1t is Issued and for no
longer
Chapter 155 provides:
The Board OF Supervisors OF a county may enact
locai and private laws regulating the width OF
afteen hundred bounds or ana Wegn 1r OF
vide penalties for the violation thereof.
OFFICIAL wAMPUM KEEPERS.
victory for the Regents over John Boyd
Thacher. ex-Mayor OF Albany. is formally promul-
gated by Chapter 1853. which says
The University. of the State Of New-York which
by the 6nondaga Nation on FEBRUARY Is 1895 and
which. by unanimous action of its Regents on
to do by law. and which accepted the custody of
the wampums as formally transferred TO the chan
nous approval. both OF the election and transfer
by the council Of the FIVE Nations: held in the h
1885, by duly chosen natives of all the orig nal
nations OF the Ho,de,no-sau-nee shall hereafter
every power which has ever at any time been ex
Nation or of any of the Ho-de- no sau-nee, other
wise known the Five Nations or the Six Ma
pnms in freproof building. as public records. for
ever, and Ia hereby authorized to secure by pur-
ever been in the possession of any OF the Ho-de-
no-sau-nee or any preceding wampum- keeper, and
anv Of them is entitled or to which il is entitled in
law or in equity, and to maintain and carry sui;
or in the name OF the Onondaga Nation at any
time, Notwithstanding that the cause OF action
may have accrued more than six years, or any
time before the commencement OF any such suit
SUGAR BETS AND PROCESS BUTTER.
Chapter 10 approprates $3.50 to the Commissioner
of Agriculture TO be spent
raging the proper and economic cultivation or
gloft TN a ~
the session OF 1879! in the faith and with the de-
from the State for successive period Of not less
than five years from said first appropraho a IN al,
OF the permanent establishment OF the beet-sugar
industry In this state.
Chapter 1Ol directs the Commissioner of Agr-
culture 10 appoint at each sugar factory In this
State where the output exceeds 1900 pounds or
sugar a day weghman. who shall weigh all oeets
received by the factory. The weighman is to weigh
all beets from which samples have been taken ana
keep accurate record OF all weights The weights
furnished by the weighman are TO De accePteu oy
both the seller and the buyer. and upon sucn
weights so furnished settlement between the seller
and the buyer SHAH be made. ., ~
factnre, mix or compound with or add to natural
milk cream butter any animal FATS or animal Or
oieaginous substance not produced from mix OF
cream with intent to sell the SAME k S or cream or
have the same in his possession with such ln'e M
Boiled process butter II SOLO ndse us for sale
Chapter 43i Senator Maby's measure, resI iS
managers Of State charitable lnsututions ~ ntber
disbursements and requires that no persons. QUIZ
than the officers and employees OF the instiruti1jsi
ard the families of the superintenuents' heiIS
ofcers adiutants duartermasters or stewards,
necessarily residing therein. shall be allowed roo .h
ard maintenance except at rate nxeu oS w W
So ControIler and the president or the State
Roard Of Charities. with the approval OF the "o'-
-, 49, on,y relic Of the
system once prevalent OF boardns on Wu r in
,Ssodmced measure which has become on nap =,
leo to allow the people to vote on the IN three
33yerent Establishments in the period OF TWO yea''
GENERAL LAWS.
The Civil Service bill stands at the head OF tne
IT,, ~ general laws It is full Of "starch' anu
funls the expectations and desires OF the eN'relne
a~no,orts NJ the Black Jaw enacted two years ago,
IL IL ths "tnsisted most vehementy and staKed
Wiz VIZ than on any other during the session