(b) The method by which, and the form in which, the several county officers and employees shall order supplies and materials,
(c) The form in which, and the times at which, the several county officers shall submit the estimates of the probable financial needs of their offices for the ensuing year,
(d) The manner in which the county treasurer shall disburse the funds of the county,
(e) Such other regulations as shall be necessary to secure the efficient conduct of the affairs of the county and its several offices.
§ 249. Application of certain laws. All general and special laws applicable to the county shall remain in full force and effect except in so far as they are in conflict with this article.
§ 2. This act shall take effect immediately.
APPENDIX E
THE CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER IN NEW YORK CITY
[An amendment of the New York City Charter (Chap. 284 Laws of 1915) abolished the elective coroners in the five boroughs and created the office of Chief Medical Examiner. This amendment was prepared by representatives of the principal medical, legal and civic societies in New York City working in conjunction with the Commissioner of Accounts and representatives of the District Attorney’s office. It is believed to embody important standards of organization and procedure in the prosecution of public medico-legal investigations. The provisions of the amendment will go into effect January 1, 1918.]
AN ACT