Charities, PUBLIC
Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 18
Many of the States have Boards of Charities, who have charge of the State hospitals and who also recommend the State contributions to incorporated charities. Counties, cities, etc., also have commi ioners of charity, who have charge of public hospitals and the poor-houses, and who also distribute aid to needy persons. tected by the courts if consistent with local laws, provided it is specific and the intention of the donor can be effectuated.
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