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1 In the Matter of Assembly Bill No. 2545 to Amend Chapter 358 of the Laws of 1893, Entitled An Act to Provide for the Support of the Poor in the City of Ithaca, Relative to Providing Funds for the Board of Health. Brief against the Bill 1907

handle is hein.trials/abcs0001 and id is 1 raw text is: BEFORE THE GOVERNOR In the Matter of Assembly Bill No. 2545 to amend Chapter Brief against the bill 358 of the Laws of 1893, entitled An act by Win. Nelson Noble. to provide for the support of the poor in City of Ithaca, relative to Providing Funds for the Board of Health. The objections to Assembly Bill No. 2545, amending An act to provide for the support of the poor of city of Ithaca (1893, chap. 358), are of two classes, namely: (1) Those involving its constitutionality; and (2) Those involving questions which relate to its propriety or expediency. Each class of objections will be presented under a separate point in this brief. POINT ONE. THE BILL IS REPUGNANT TO THE CONSTITU- TION, AND, SHOULD IT BECOME A LAW, THE STATUTE WOULD PROBABLY BE ANNULLED BY THE COURTS. 1. First. The bill was not legally accepted by the city. As Ithaca is a city of the third class, such a bill shall not be deemed to have been accepted by such city, unless the mayor and a majority of the legislative body shall concur in such acceptance. (The General City Law 1900, chap. 327, § 33.)

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