for any such work are awarded, every such statement, with such maps, plans and specifications and all other papers relating to the work advertised and which are necessary to identify the plan and extent of the work embraced in such contracts, shall be filed in the office of the state engineer, with the certificate of the state division or resident engineer, stating the time and place of their exhibition. No alterations shall be made in such map, plan, or specification or the plan of any work under contract during its progress, except with the consent and approval of the superintendent of public works and the state engineer, nor unless a description of such alteration and such approval be in writing and signed by the parties making the same, and a copy thereof filed in the office of the state engineer. No change of plan which shall increase the expense of any such work or create any claim against the state for damage arising therefrom shall be made, unless a written statement, setting forth the objects of the change and the expense thereof, is submitted to the canal board, and their assent thereto at a meeting when the state engineer was present, is obtained. The superintendent of public works may at any time before entering into contract for the performance of any part of the said work, and after the bids are opened, cancel all of the bids received for the said work and readvertise and relet the same in the manner above described; he may, also, at any time, with the concurrence of the canal board or a majority thereof, suspend any contract while the work is in progress if, in his judgment the work is not being performed to the best interests of the state, and may complete the same in such a manner as will be to the best advantage of the state, and the cost of completing the said contract shall be paid by the contractor failing to perform the work. L. 1895, c. 79, § 4, as am'd L. 1896, c. 794.

211 The superintendent of public works may, from time to time, upon the certificate of the state engineer and surveyor, pay to the contractor or contractors a sum not exceeding ninety per cent. of the value of the work performed, and such certificate of the state engineer must state the amount of work performed and its total value, but in all cases not less than ten per cent. of the estimate thus certified must be retained until the contract is completed and approved by the state engineer and the superintendent of public works. Id., § 5, as am'd L. 1896, c. 794.

212 The sum of four millions of dollars is hereby appropriated, payable out of the moneys realized from the sale of bonds as provided by section one of this act, to be expended to carry out the purposes of this act. Said sum of four million dollars to be paid by the treasurer on the warrant of the comptroller to the order of the superintendent of public works when certified by that officer to be needed from time to time in the promotion of said work. Id., § 6.

213 Any surplus arising from the sale of the bonds over and above the cost of the entire work of the improvement of the canals as herein provided for shall be applied to the sinking fund for the payment of said bonds. Id., § 7. CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO; see Constitution, §§ 65, 67, 100, 102–104. DAMAGES CAUSED BY; see Board of Claims, §§ 20-24.

INJURIES TO; see Courts of Special Sessions, § 1.

INSURANCE ON PROPERTY IN TRANSIT BY; see Insurance Law, §§ 160, 322.

OFFICIALS, EXEMPT FROM JURY DUTY; see Trials, §§ 51, 52.

OFFICIALS, PUBLIC DOCUMENTS FOR; see Legislative Law, § 46.

PAPERS AND RECORDS RELATING TO; see Comptroller, § 33.

PIPE LINES CROSSING; see Transportation Corporations Law, § 44.

PROTECTION OF WATER SUPPLY; see Drainage, $22.

RAILROADS CROSSING; see Railroad Law, § 11-13; Transportation Corporations Law, § 33. REPORTS ON; see Legislative Law, § 76.

TOLLS AND PENALTIES; see Constitution, § 103; State Funds, §§ 56, 63, 77.

WATER AND ICE SUPPLIED FROM; see Public Health Law, § 41a; Salt Springs Law, § 30. CANAL APPRAISERS; see Board of Claims, SS 13, 14, 19, 23, 24, 26; State Funds, SS 16-18, 194. CANAL AUDITORS; see Comptroller, §§ 49, 51; Shipping, § 9; State Funds, §§ 56-63, 68–76. CANAL BOARD; see State Funds, §§ 10, 17, 18, 60, 193.

CANAL BOATS; see Betting, etc., §§ 2, 3; Emigrants, SS 83-85; Freight and Baggage, § 1; Jurisdiction, § 4; Justices' Courts, SS 283, 284; New York Harbor, §§ 42-45, 48-50; Salt Springs Law, § 24; Shipping, §§ 3, 9; Wharves, § 1.

CANAL COMMISSIONERS; see Public Officers Law, $ 10; Salt Springs Law, §§ 30, 41; State Funds, § 15, 16.

CANAL DEPARTMENT; see State Funds, § 55, 60.

CANAL LANDS, SALE OF; see Public Lands Law, §§ 30-41, 50-52.

CANAL AND TOWAGE COMPANIES; see Business Corporations Law, § 2; Corporations, §§ 56, 57; Railroad Law, §§ 181-183; Tax Law, § 184, 194.

COMMISSIONERS OF CANAL FUND; see Executive Law, § 21; State Funds, §§ 1-23, 36, 39-46, 50-54, 58-67, 70-74, 76, 77, 202; State Treasurer, § 14.

CANAL COMPANIES, TAXATION OF; see Tax Law, § 11.

CANANDAIGUA, TOWN OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 60.

CANCELLING.

AGREEMENT OF ADOPTION; see Domestic Relations Law, §§ 67, 68.

CONTRACTS; see Appeals, § 31; Canal Law, § 91a; Public Lands Law, § 35; Real Property Law, 276.

INSURANCE POLICY; see Insurance Law, SS 122, 123.

LIQUOR TAX CERTIFICATES; see Liquor Tax Law, §§ 25, 28.

LIS PENDENS; see Appeals, § 31; Pendency of Actions, § 5.

SALES; see Tax Law, SS 140, 141.

TAXES; see Tax Law, $ 104, 106.

WILLS; see Wills, § 10.

CANDIDATES.

See Civil Service, § 13; Constitution, §§ 31, 32, 55, 81; Election Law; Public Officers Law.

See Public Health Law, §§ 40, 41.

CANDIES.

CANDOR, TOWN OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 55.

CANEADEA, TOWN OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 66.

CANISTEO, TOWN OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 56.

CANS.

See Agricultural Law, SS 25, 103; Domestic Commerce Law, S$ 29-31; Milk Cans; Oysters; Public Health Law, § 41; Trade Marks.

CANTON, TOWN OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 46.

TO COMMIT CRIME; see Duress; Penal Code, § 3; Presumptions; Rape, § 2.

CAPE VINCENT, TOWN OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 51.

13.

CAPITAL CRIMES.

See Appeals, §§ 72, 83, 95; Constitution, § 6; Death Penalty; Rights, Bill of, §§ 12, CAPITAL STOCK.

DEFINED; see Corporations, § 3.

CAPITAL STOCK NOTES; see Insurance Law, §§ 111-113, 209.

See Stock; Stock Corporation Law.

CAPITOL.

Note. The erection of the new Capitol was authorized by L. 1865, c. 648. By the concurrent resolution passed May 14, 1878, (L. 1878, p. 519.) the new Capitol building at Albany was declared to be the Capitol of the state of New York from and after January first, 1879. For the earlier laws relating to the erection, etc., of the Capitol, see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1865, c. 648.

See Public Buildings Law, § 6-11a.

BANK DEPARTMENT; see Banking Law, § 6.

BOARD OF CLAIMS; see Board of Claims, § 15.

BOARD OF FISHERIES, ETC., AND CHIEF PROTECTOR AND FORESTER; see Fisheries, etc., Law, §§ 6, 25.

BUREAU OF WAR RECORDS; see Military Code, § 38.

COMMISSIONERS OF PRISONS; see Prisons, § 3.

DAIRY COMMISSIONER; see Agricultural Law, §§ 2, 3.

GRAND ARMY; see Public Buildings Law, § 5.

RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS; see Railroad Law, § 155.

STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES; see State Charities Law, § 7.

STATE BOARD OF MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION; see State Board of Mediation, etc., § 5.

STATE COMMISSIONER OF EXCISE; see Liquor Tax Law, § 7.

STATE COMMISSION IN LUNACY; see Insanity Law, § 4.

SALES AT; see Foreclosure, etc., § 7.

For laws relating to the old Capitol see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1804, c. 67. The removal of the old Capitol was provided for by L. 1881, c. 325, § 4, and L. 1883, c. 146. §3. For laws relating to the new State Hall see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1834, c. 66.

OF POLICE; see Police Officers.

CAPTAINS.

OF PORT OF NEW YORK; see New York Harbor, §§ 18-20, 46–64; Port Wardens.
OF VESSELS; see Master.

CAR.

See Arson, §§ 1-3; Burglary, § 9; Domestic Commerce Law, § 38; Liquor Tax Law, § 11; Public Health Law, § 41a; Railroad Law.

CARBONATES AND CARBONIC ACID.

See Public Health Law, § 46.

See Betting and Gaming.

CARDS.
CARGO.

See Bill of Lading; Jurisdiction, §§ 4, 5; Navigation; Shipping, §§ 40, 41. CARGO PORK; see Domestic Commerce Law, § 92.

See Fisheries, etc., Law, § 48.

CARIBOU.

CARLISLE, Town of.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 40.

CARLTON, TOWN OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 64.

CARMEL, TOWN OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 33.

CAROGA, TOWN OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 69.
See Fisheries, etc.. Law, § 281.

CAROLINE, TOWN OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 55.

See Bill of Sale, § 7; Domestic Commerce Law, § 52; Highway Law, §§ 155, 157-162.

See Common Carriers.

CARRIERS.

CARROL, Town OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 68.

CARROLLTON, TOWN OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 66.

SUBMISSION OF, ON AGREED FACTS; see Judgment, etc., §§ 78–80.
ON APPEAL; see Exceptions.

CASH.

PURCHASES OF STATE CHARITIES INSTITUTIONS TO BE FOR, ONLY; see State Charities Law, § 44.

CASHIER.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 70.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 32.

CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANIES.

See Corporations, § 16a; Insurance Law, §§ 200-216; Tax Law, §§ 5, subd. 15, 181.
Note. These corporations were formerly chartered under L. 1883, c. 175. See Birdseye's
R. S., 1st ed., p. 1620 et seq.

CAT FISH.

See Fisheries, etc., Law, §§ 131, 136, 149.

CATHARINE, TOWN OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 71.

CATLIN, TOWN OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 69.

CATO, TOWN of.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 58.

CATON, Town of.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 56.

CATSKILL.

PARK IN CATSKILL REGION; see Fisheries, etc., Law, §§ 283, 283a.
CREEK; see Ice, § 10.

CATSKILL, Town of.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 38.

CATTARAUGUS COUNTY.

ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS IN; see Constitution, § 29.

COUNTY JUDGE OF; see County Law, § 222.

CREEK; see Fisheries, etc., Law, §§ 132, 134.

ELECTION AND JUDICIAL DISTRICTS CONTAINING; see Congressional Districts, § 1; Supreme Court, $ 30.

EXCEPTED FROM RAILROAD TAX LAW; see Tax Law, § 184a.

EXCEPTED FROM LAW AS TO BONE-BOILING, ETC.; see Domestic Commerce Law, § 38c. INDIAN RESERVATIONS IN; see Indian Law, § 121.

SURROGATE OF; see County Law, § 222.

See also County Law.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 63, p. 31; as to towns in, see id., c. 64, p. 66.

See Animals.

CATTLE.

CAUCUSES.

See Election Law, §§ 56-66, 226; Perjury, § 1.

CAUSTIC LIME.

See Public Health Law, § 46.

CAYUGA COUNTY.

ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS IN; see Constitution, § 29.

COUNTY JUDGE OF; see County Law, § 222.

EXCEPTED FROM LAW AS TO BONE BOILING, ETC.; see Domestic Commerce Law, § 38c. ELECTION AND JUDICIAL DISTRICTS CONTAINING; see Congressional Districts, § 1; Supreme Court, § 31.

QUAIL IN; see Fisheries, etc., Law, § 73.

SURROGATE of; see County Law, § 222.

See also County Law.

CAYUGA INDIANS; see Indian Law.

CAYUGA AND SENECA CANAL; see Canal Law, § 2; Constitution, § 102.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 63, p. 30; as to towns in, see id., c. 64, p. 58.

CAYUTA, TOWN OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 71.

CAZENOVIA, TOWN OF.

For boundaries see Birdseye's Chronological Table of Statutes, under L. 1788, c. 64, p. 49.

CELEBRATIONS.

See Cities, § 16.

CELLAR.

WHEN MAY BE USED FOR BAKERY; see Food, § 2

CEMETERIES AND CEMETERY ASSOCIATIONS.

§§ 1-- 6. Miscellaneous Provisions Relative to Cemeteries and Burial Grounds. 7--10. Rural Cemetery Associations.

11--15. Acquisition of Additional Lands for City, Village and Rural Cemeteries. 16--17. Mechanics' Liens on Monuments, etc.

Note.- Rural cemetery associations were formerly chartered under L. 1847, c. 133, and private and family cemeteries under L. 1854, c. 112. (See Birdseye's R. S., 1st ed., pp. 432, 441 et seq.) For provisions relating to cemeteries and cemetery associations, see same, p. 430 et seq. Cemetery associations are now to be incorporated under The embership Corporations Law, §§ 40–57.

Miscellaneous Provisions Relative to Cemeteries and Burial Grounds.

L. 1854, c. 238, § 1, amends L. 1852, c. 280, § 3. § 2 probably superseded by Membership Corporations Law, § 42.

1 Regulations as to burials. The board of supervisors of each of said counties* is authorized to make, from time to time, such regulations as to the mode of burials in any cemetery within their bounds as they shall judge the public health or public decency to require, and it shall not be lawful to disobey such regulations. 1854, c. 238, § 3.

L.

2 Sale of vacant ground. It shall be lawful for the supreme court of this state, upon the application of the trustees of any burial ground or rural cemetery association, in case such court shall deem it proper, to make an order for the sale of any real estate belonging to such burial-ground or rural cemetery association, and to direct the application of the moneys arising therefrom by such trustees to such uses as such trustees, by the consent and approbation of such court, shall conceive to be most for the interest of the association to which the real estate so sold did belong. Provided, that no part or portion of the real estate of any burial-ground or rural cemetery association which has been, now is, or hereafter may be used for actual interments, shall be sold in pursuance of the provisions of this act. L. 1871, c. 419, § 1.

3 Sale, when not allowed. No real estate of any rural cemetery or rural cemetery association, shall be sold otherwise than in pursuance of the act or acts under which such cemetery or association was incorporated, nor for any other than cemetery purposes except as provided by section one of this act; and all acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act, are hereby repealed. Id., § 2.

27 Hun, 554; 36 id. 426.

4 Lands not to be levied on or mortgaged. No land actually used and occupied for cemetery purposes shall be sold under execution or for any tax or assessment, nor shall such tax or assessment be levied, collected, or imposed, nor shall it be lawful to mortgage such land, or to apply it in payment of debts, so long as it shall continue to be used for such cemetery purposes. L. 1879, c. 310, § 1. 36 Hun, 426; 43 id. 129; 118 N. Y. 61.

* Westchester, Kings, Queens.