to be carried on; provided, however, that this prohibition shall not apply to a place which on the 23d day of March, 1896, was lawfully occupied for a hotel, nor to a place in which such traffic in liquors was actually lawfully carried on at that date, nor to a place which at such date was occupied, or was in process of construction, by a corporation or association which traffics in liquors solely with the members thereof, nor to a place within such limit to which a corporation or association trafficking in liquors solely with the members thereof at such date may remove; but none of the exemptions under subdivision 2 of this section shall apply to subdivision I of this section; nor ...

18 Misc. 346; 23 id. 468; 31 id. 569; 40 N. Y. Supp. 1107; 25 App. Div. 428, 431; 27 id. 564, 570; 34 id. 390; 47 id. III

INDEX

Academic departments, academies Annual meetings, see School meet-

changed to, 85-86; apportionment, 1 ings.
84; established by board of educa Annulment of certificates, for failure
tion, 80; state payment of tuition to complete agreement, 51; for
of nonresident pupils, 188; quali failure of teacher to attend insti-
fications for entrance, to be estab tute, 93-94; by school commis-
lished by Regents, 85; visitation sioners, 28; by Superintendent, 10;
by Regents, 85.

Superintendent to note annulments
Academies, academic departments of all certificates and diplomas,

may be adopted, 85-86; leased by 11.
union school district, 85; returned | Apparatus, board of education to
to trustees in dissolved union provide, 79, 80; insurance, 79; re-
school districts, 88; teachers train pairs, 54; tax for, 37; trustees may
ing classes in, 95.

purchase, 54.
Acquisition of schoolhouse sites, 90 Appeals, copies of, evidence, 102;
91.

costs in certain cases when tried
Actions, county judge to compel dis in courts, 103; decisions in, final
trict to levy tax for costs, 103,

by Superintendent, 89, 101; from
104-5; district pays expense of, action of meeting dissolving union
37; expense of serving notice for . school district, 31, 89; from va-
formation of union free schools, lidity of election, etc., in district
67; supervisors sue for fines and over 300, 41; laws concerning,
penalties, 22–23; by and against 101-2; rules of practice under,
school district officers, 103; by and 133-38; school commissioner may
against trustees of school districts, take testimony, 29; from acts of
156-57; supervisors compel trus school commissioners, 29; Super-
tees to replace lost code, 106; intendent's power concerning, 101-
supervisors sue for money due 2; Superintendent to keep record
from school officers, 32.

of, 102; who may appeal to Su-
Acts repealed, 90, 126-29.

perintendent, 101. See also De-
Affidavits, district clerk may take to cisions.

register, 55; of expense of insti- | Apportioning valuation of railroads,
tute, school commissioner to make, telegraph, telephone and pipe-
92; school commissioner may take, line companies, 147.
28; Superintendent may take, 11; Apportionment, see School moneys.
teachers, to correctness of register, Appropriations, 5; Arbor day, 117;

education fund, 195-96; Indian
Age, qualifications for teachers, 28, schools, 114; institutes and sum-

48; at which students are eligible' mer institutes, 94; training classes,
to compete for Cornell scholarships, i 95. See also School moneys.
97. See also School age.

Arbor day, 116-17.
Aggregate attendance, see Attend- Assessments, 58-66; banks, 142;
ance.

equalized, to be used thereafter,
American Museum of Natural His 59; of lands in forest preserve, 140;
tory, 162.

lands lying in one body, 58; pro-

paid to treasurer for use of, 85; / villages, 69; to hold until suc-
to pay moneys only upon resolu cessors are elected, 78; to pre-
tion, 84, 85; moneys apportioned scribe textbooks, 79, 105; may
to common schools, how applied, purchase free textbooks, 76; may
84; number restricted, 87; num establish rules and regulations
ber, how increased and diminished, concerning free textbooks, 76;
69–70, 87; to provide for instruc manner of changing textbooks in
tion in physiology and hygiene, union schools, 105; title of prop-
79; powers and duties, 79-86; erty invested in, 80; to give notice
proceedings open for public in of action changing number of trus-
spection, 83; qualifications of tees, 87; powers of trustees under
members, 71–72; to exchange real title 9 in city of Brooklyn, 91;
estate, 80; to sell real estate when powers of trustees in cities of not
authorized by vote of district, 80; more than 30,000, 91; to regulate
proceeds of sale of real estate, how tuition for nonresident pupils, 80;
applied, 80; to execute or have vacancies in office of clerk, treas-
sale of real estate, 80; statement urer, collector, to be filled by, 71;
of receipts and expenditures to be vacancy in board, how filled, 81;
published, 83; to copy record of may appoint competent physician
proceedings, 83; removal of mem to vaccinate children, 139; to ap-
bers for cause, 81; reports, 86; to point visitation committee, 84; to
establish rules relative to dis provide free instruction in vocal
cipline, 79; to have charge and music, III; to provide water-
disposition of school property, 80; closets, 81. See also Union school
to keep schoolhouses and furniture districts.
in repair, 79; to keep schoolhouses Boards of supervisors, see Super-
and furniture insured, 79; to pur visors.
chase sites and schoolhouses, 79; Bond, collector, 63, 66; supervisor to
designation of schoolhouse sites give, 18; extra surety required in
without vote, 82; to have full cities and villages, 84; treasurer
management and control of and collector to give, 47, 71;
schools, 80; may hold executive treasurer's and collector's, amount
session meetings, 84; powers as in fixed by district, 37.
title 9 under special laws, 91; to Bond and mortgage, sale of site to be
appoint superintendent of schools, í taken as security for, 43.
82; to prescribe salaries and duties Bonded indebtedness, districts hav-
of superintendent of schools, 83; ing, not to be divided, 31, 87.
general supervision by Superin- Bonds, issue of, 43, 73, 75; notice of
tendent of Public Instruction, 86; sale of, 43, 73; payment of pro-
tax for teachers' wages, 75; when ceeds of sale, 47, 73; statement
board may levy tax without vote, 1 concerning to be filed with clerk
83-84; to employ teachers, 80-81; L of board of supervisors, 43, 75.
to pay teachers' salaries monthly, Bookcase, district to vote tax for,
81; contracts of employment to 37.
be delivered to teachers, 81; rela-
tives can not be employed as Canvass of votes in districts of over
teachers without two thirds vote, 300, 78.
81; can not remove teacher except Census, biennial school, 180-81;
for cause, 81; term of office, 68, expense of, 12-13; whom to in-
87; term of office in cities and clude, 57; Indian children, 114;

Superintendent to determine | City treasurer, public money certiwhether district is entitled to fied to, 15. employ a superintendent, 12-13,82; City treasurer or chamberlain shall Superintendent to determine when apply for public money, 15. not shown, 14; to be reported by Clerk, see District clerk.

trustee, 57; when taken, 57. Code of public instruction, trustee to Certificate of apportionment of pub care for and replace if lost, 105-6; lic moneys, 17.

penalty against trustee for neglect Certificates, see Annulment of cer to care for, 106; printing and dis

tificates; College graduate certifi tribution, 117. cates; Normal school diplomas; ! Collection of taxes, see Taxes. State certificates; Teachers' cer- , Collector, appointment in union tificates.

school districts, 70; appointment Challenges, declaration of person to be filed with district clerk, 46;

challenged, 35, 40, 77; illegal vot to give bond, 63, 71; bond to be ing in common school districts, 35; filed with town clerk, 63; expense illegal voting in districts of over of filing bond a district charge, 63; 300, 40, 77.

amount of bond, 37; recovery of Chief clerk in Department of Public moneys on bonds, 66; vacates office

Instruction may be appointed sec by failure to give bond, 45, 71; ond deputy, 181.

custodian of moneys, 65; to disChildren, employment under com burse public money, 63; not to dis

pulsory education law, 122-23; em burse public money in districts ployment in street trades prohibit having treasurer, 63; manner of ed, 174. See also Pupils; School election, 36; trustee not eligible to age.

office of, 44; fees, 64; to make up Cities, apportionment to, 14; appor loss of moneys, 65; to give notice of

tionment for superintendent, 12; collection of taxes, 63-64; to notify when entitled to additional appor nonresidents, 64; to notify presitionment, 13; districts can not be dent, etc., of canal and pipelines, annexed to, 31; special provisions i 64; to notify ticket agent of railfor districts over 300 do not apply road corporation, 64; payment of to, 41; election of board of educa moneys to successor, 65; payment tion in union school corresponding of moneys to treasurer, 65; report with cities, 69; moneys raised in, to of receipts and disbursements of be paid into treasury, 84; tax for moneys, 65; to receive money from school purposes levied in, 72; term supervisor, 22; to certify to trusof office of board of education in tee taxes not collectible, 61; to pay union school corresponding with taxes returned to county treasurer, cities, 69.

61; term of office, 44; to pay money City and village superintendents, ap over to treasurer, 47; trustee to

portionment of public money for, notify treasurer and State Super12, 13; board of education may intendent of failure to pay money, appoint, remove, fix salaries and 55-56; vacancy, how supplied, 46, duties, 82-83; to have general over 71; delivery of warrant to, 62. sight of Arbor day exercises, 117; College graduate certificates, State to assist in holding Cornell scholar Superintendent may grant and reship examinations, 97; districts em voke, Io. ploying entitled to benefits pro- Colored children, schools for, 112-13; vided in section 2, 83.

in New York city, 113; teachers