New York Statutes
§ 101 — The clerk
New York § 101
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Bluebook
N.Y. Indian § 101 (2026).
Text
§ 101. The clerk.
1.The clerk of the tribe shall receive all moneys\nbelonging to such tribe, including moneys due from the state and due on\nany tribal lands leased by the tribe for its benefit. He shall pay out\nmoneys only upon the warrant of a majority of the chiefs of the tribe,\nwhich warrant the clerk shall retain as a voucher. At least five days\nbefore the annual election, he shall report to the council an account of\nthe moneys received and expended by him with the vouchers for such\nexpenditures. He shall be entitled to receive for his services an amount\nto be fixed by the majority of the chiefs of the tribe, payable out of\nmoneys disbursed by him.\n 2. The clerk, after setting aside sufficient funds for disbursements\nrequired to be made by law shall pay to individual me
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