Documents of the Senate of the State of New York, Volume 18E. Croswell, 1917 - Government publications |
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... direct an investigation , by a committee of one or more of its members , of the affairs and management of any institution , society or association subject to its supervision , or of the conduct of its officers and employees . The ...
... direct an investigation , by a committee of one or more of its members , of the affairs and management of any institution , society or association subject to its supervision , or of the conduct of its officers and employees . The ...
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... direct an investigation of the affairs of any such institution and empowers it to issue compulsory processes for the attendance of witnesses and to administer oaths and to exercise the same powers in respect to such proceedings as ...
... direct an investigation of the affairs of any such institution and empowers it to issue compulsory processes for the attendance of witnesses and to administer oaths and to exercise the same powers in respect to such proceedings as ...
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... direct , cause to be prepared triplicate estimates , in such detail as may be required by the fiscal supervisor , of the expense required for the institution of which he has the super- vision , for the ensuing quarter or month . He ...
... direct , cause to be prepared triplicate estimates , in such detail as may be required by the fiscal supervisor , of the expense required for the institution of which he has the super- vision , for the ensuing quarter or month . He ...
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... direct that maintenance must be furnished the oflicers and employees or the families of the Superintendent and Steward of charitable institutions , but merely that such maintenance shall not be granted to any one except the officers or ...
... direct that maintenance must be furnished the oflicers and employees or the families of the Superintendent and Steward of charitable institutions , but merely that such maintenance shall not be granted to any one except the officers or ...
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... direct a state pupil to be dis- charged from the institution , the superintendent thereof may re- turn him to the county from which he was sent , and the superin- tendent of the poor of the county shall audit and pay the actual and ...
... direct a state pupil to be dis- charged from the institution , the superintendent thereof may re- turn him to the county from which he was sent , and the superin- tendent of the poor of the county shall audit and pay the actual and ...
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