New York (State) Laws. Sitatudes, etc.

Revised statutes

THE

REVISED STATUTES t

OF THE

STATE OF NEW YORK.

FIFTH AND SIXTH SUPPLEMENTAL VOLUMES

To the Eighth Edition of the Revised Statutes and to Birdseye's Revised Statutes,

COMPRISING

The General Statutes of 1889-1892, both inclusive,

AS AMENDED

TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE SESSION OF

1893.

WITH PAGE REFERENCES TO THE EIGHTH EDITION AND TO BIRDSEYE'S STATUTES OF

ALL CHANGES MADE BY THE LEGISLATION OF 1889-1892, BOTH INCLUSIVE,

ALSO

Tables showing every section of the previous laws amended or repealed by the Legisla

tion of 1889-1892, both inclusive, and the corresponding sec-

tions in previous laws of each section of the

Revised General Laws of 1890-1892,

AND AN

Index to the unrepealed portions of the five volumes of the eighth edition of the
Revised Statutes, indexing all of the General Statutes in force and as they
read at the commencement of the Session of 1893, except the Codes

of Civil and Criminal Procedure and the Penal Code.

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Entered according to act of Congress, in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two,

BY BANKS & BROTHERS,

In the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.

Rec. Jan. 22, 1894

L. 1892, ch. 683.

Ch. 9, G. L.

§§ 1-3.

CHAP. 683.

AN ACT in relation to executive officers, constituting chapter nine of the general laws.

APPROVED by the Governor May 18, 1892. Passed, three-fifths being present,

The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:

CHAPTER IX OF THE GENERAL LAWS.

ARTICLE I. Governor.

THE EXECUTIVE LAW.

(§§ 1-7.)

II. Secretary of state. (S$ 20-26.)

III. Comptroller. (§§ 30-32.)
IV. State treasurer. (S$ 40-42.)

V. Attorney-general. ( 50-56.)

VI. State engineer. (S$ 60-65.)

VII. Provisions applicable to two or more executive officers. ($$ 70-72.)
VII. Miscellaneous officers. ($ 80-91.)

ARTICLE I.

GOVERNOR.

SECTION 1. Short title and definitions.

2. Acting governor.

3. Private secretary of the governor.
4. Annual expenditures of governor.
5. Executive record.

6. Petitions on behalf of state.

7. Exchange of laws and reports with other states.

SECTION 1. Short title and definitions. This chapter shall be known as the executive law. The office of the governor shall be known as the executive chamber, and his residence, as the executive mansion.

§ 2. Acting governor.-Every provision of law relating to the governor shall extend to the lieutenant-governor, and to the president of the senate, respectively, while acting as governor in pursuance of law.

§ 3. Private secretary of the governor.-The private secretary of the governor shall be appointed by the governor and shall be paid an annual salary of four thousand dollars.

* So in the original.