N.Y. HAY Law § 342-A
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Portion of state highway system to be designated as "The Cole and Caldwell Memorial Bridge"
Official statutory text
§ 342-a. Portion of state highway system to be designated as "The Cole\nand Caldwell Memorial Bridge". The bridge across the Racquette river at\nHogansburg on state highway eight thousand three hundred ninety-six\nrunning through the St. Regis Indian reservation shall be designated and\nknown as "The Cole and Caldwell Memorial Bridge" in honor of the late\nFrancis Cole and Michael Caldwell, who were St. Regis Mohawk Indians,\nand both of whom lost their lives because of accidents while engaged in\nthe course of their employment in the work of construction on such\nbridge.\n
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