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ELECTION NOTICE
AV. 142d st.. Hamilton rl. nn<*. Amsterdam
av?.
2d V. P.- VV. 145th st.. Amsterdam ave.,
AV . 144th st. and Rroadwn*, .
?'"!, ??' P-.W. 14"7th ?p. Amsterdam ave..
w,.145th st.. Broadway, w. i44th st. and
l2tli a\e. ?
4th P. IV- AV. 148th st.. Convent ave.,
w, iti.th st. and Amsterdam avo.
?. , Pi " "vv- 1,:"i st., Amsterdam ave.,
av. i4t,th st. ami Broadway.
6th E p.?-a diagonal line from the ror
net of AA. 117th st. and Broadway to the
corner of VV. PiMh at. and Amsterdam
ave., Amsterdam ave. and AV. 147th si
7th E. D.?W. 14Mh st.. ft diagonal une
rro'.u tl-.e corner of VV. 148th st. and Am?
sterdam avo. t?. the corner of VV, I47th st.
and Broadway, Broadway. VV. I4t?tli st.
and Hudson River.
8th 15. D.?A diagonal line from the i
orner of Av. 148th st.? and Broadway to
tho corner of VV. 149th St. and Amsterdam
ave.. Amsterdam ave. and VV. 148th st.
9th E. IV--VV. 149th st.. a diagonal line
from tho corner of Amsterdam ave. and
Av. 149th st. to the corner of Broadway
and VV. Usth Bt., AV. 14-th st. and Hud?
son River.
10th B. D.?AV. 161st St.. Broadway. AV.
14,'?i st. and Hudson River,
Uth B. IS- AV. 150th st.. Amsterdam
ave., vv. 14f? i h st, and Broadway.
12th **. p v\ . | it at., Convent ave..
W. 14SP?. st. and Am lerdam ave.
'3th 15. D.?XV. 151st st., Amsterdam
(iv-.. w. 150th st. and Broadv ty.
14th E. P.- A diagonal line from the
of Rivi rside I irlve and W. IBIsi
Ht. to the corner of Broadway and vv. pvjd
s'.: theme -.ni p.,,- from the
? orm r ..: P nd VV. 132.1 st. to
r of A iam ave. und AV. 151st
t*. an i sv ? ti st.
15th 17. i? -VV. l.T.l st., Amsterdam ave.,
?nd a diagonal line from the corner of
and VV. 151st st.. to the
? orn. r of Bi .adway and AV. 1 2d st.
' . 177.1 s .. St. Nicholas
?-- Convent ave., vv. liist st. and Am?
sterdam ave.
77th 15. D.?AA*. 17.7.1 st . Amsterdam ave..
A'. . ::d ; ,. and Bi iadway.
18th B D -.' 153d Bt., Proadway. a
1 nal 1 : .rnor of Broad
? T and VV" 152d st. to ihii corner of
Rivei ?: Drive and \V. 151st st , AV. 131st
Si i !!::.!- n R .
E U AV. 155th st . Amsterdam
' ' '?'? Nicholas avc , vv.
16 3d ?. ?
Ide D Ive. - diagonal
er ? :' Ri*. ? . i?1?- Pi vi
and .'- . . the corn.
i y. a diag
liio er i ' ' nlWHV and
AV. ] th. rnor . Vi erdam
. and VV. 1551 ii st.
21st E 1 '.- -V .: lagonii ! I!.im t he
nd Uroadv/ay to
tl .? corner of vv. 167th st. i n ' Amster?
dam . ... Amsterdam uve., and a diagonal
line the corner of Amsterdam ave.
and A'.'. 155th st. to the corner of lit .
way and av. 156th st.
27 i E. p.-VV. 157th St., fit. Nicholas
' ?.. AA". 158th sP, Speedway, AV. 165th St.,
St. Nicholas avo., SV. 150th et. and Am
i ? ? ave.
I. i? av. 168th st.. St. Nicholas
AV. 157th st.. and a diagonal line
: m Pie . orn? r of A i a-, ??. and
AV. 17.7th st. to tho corner of Broadway
and vv. i Till et.
24th E. l? V diagonal line fr0m the
( .m r I vv. l5Sth st. and Broadway to
the corner of AV 157th an Amsterdam
ave.; thenci a dlag mal lino from the cor?
ner of W. I57tii ?'. and Amsterdam? uve.
to th ? ?. ? f AV. 15Cth st. end Broad
?
:" E. D SV. ;..-?? h st., Broadway, a
? Broadway
r nd SS ; ' 71 h st. ti l ho ? orm r " VV.
Riven ide I 'rive,
.n !.:? er.
2';'.. B. ! ' SV. Broadway, XV
1 Bit h i River.
from the
diner ? i*. t?.
cornei ? : A - : ? and AV.
th si
i. ? '. lG'.th N'l hoi is
.-?..? i ;
I :?<:..".:'
th. . . ; : : Broadv y
an I SV. ; h st.
? ? . ' ? SV ' ' (li .-.? . T ? v iv. VV.
las ave., AS'. | ;.: th st.
?
01 h st., A i
? . " I
terdam
n
i way, av,
-
. 1
!". V e.. V ....
.
Ill
? .
160i h st., ave., SV. li 1st
... ilarl
Mil li ?:.?.? ., AV.
16 51 h
River, SV. I.r>3d st.,
i ? .. , ? ner of SA :
st. and '?' . t i. ? : : ? ?n? ? of SV.
i nd K1 ...
T . : ?
st. to 1
com ?>? if Mac I AS 7. Id st., AV.
.'.?' ? i liner, VS 149th st. an i
fcth
1 st., Sth ave., o
agonal I i ? ..:.?'
n.?r n f AV. 1
st. and Hi : ? i R.-adhurst ave.
:..?,, ....
AS' 115th II .'.--.
i ' 15. P. ? from th?
P: . IllU' ' .
t ? : ? ? ? of VV*. 1 ' ' ? ?.,...
8th av?, V l4Stl ' and B II ut it avi .
P.?AV. Pi ...i i m
r of AV 149th st. and '
ave in r ot vv. i lijl h st. and 8t h
e . ?? . .
i ? S gonal lino from tin
,,ii. I SS . 1 ?"i 'i st. to the
vi :, SA". : ', th ? : ?. SV.
nd SV. I4S1 ii st.
?: ! ? SV. 14Sth ?t., Harlem River,
V : . . . - ? : .
|i . h st., 8th ave, w.
?
Hin E. i e SV. 1 , Jiarlem River,
'.
I7tli '. I ? ? ' ii lern Hiver,
? .... i ? .
- . ". I 4 51 h st. lu th
th n and VV.
A ? !.. :
?... . " 14CI -. i . I
. i ave, nd AV. 145th st., SS
?
: th st., Harlem River,
AT ; ; ' t. n.1 Stl ave.
') v. nt .-.-third A- sen il?'.v District
? I ,. I - ' 1 U'ushii
ton . 61th '? /. VV , 16.1
,. | '.. on avo., VV. 101st s and
! : . '?:.'.
. i i : ... SV T I st., Ai
V, ? I ;' ? s ngton ave.
in River, W,
avo.
? :. ' . SV. 16 1th t.. Ha ri. m River,
V. i*i
. ? : ma ve.,
. '
, . P SS . IC.'ith '. lerdam ave..
t. i i*. D i liarlo. :.. .S". 1 li 411
S t. N iv 11 (' la s a a n d A
7th ? '. : ? '?S ? I67th l ; ?
ave.. AV. 1 avo.
: SA'.- 1 . ? ? ? . n ai
W.- 167 t!i , Ami av.-., SV
, : Vil.lu ave., SI N ve., VV.
tC6th ut. and l-'ort ? - - In? ton ave.
; le - a ?n... on i '. lin? trou cor
i.? Au lubnn ave. and AV. 16'jlh si
th.uei .?'.' un avi . and ss .
? i, si . SS . '. 701 il st., Harlem Rlv. r,
W. P.-Mi st., Col ., .i Parkway, SV. H>7th
ut. ai Vudubon a \.
P. P SA*. !".".st st., Haven ave..
AV. I70th st., Au lui n ave., AV 16?th it.,
|.*ort ?. ngton ...?-. SV. 1 ? ?t Ii .-1. and
Hudson River.
lltli 17. IV SV. P.M st., Fort Washing?
ton a?. ? . SV. : '.' I -? si . Audubon ave., SV.
17e , ;,... ami liai
E. ? AS lt.,
. ?
\ l "AV. 170th st. to the
:
-, u I ubon
Il SV. 172d ' ten?an
ui . SV*. I71sl ?
? it'i i-;. i ? '?'? : . i ???
SV l ,'P-i .-t. and P. 11 SS'i shington
... ! . SA 174th st., v i ubon av.?..
VV I72d s? and St. N
lClh 17. D. A diagonal II.
rner ol VV. r.ith si and Audubon avo. to
th. . orn. r of SV 1 [3d si. an I \
ave., Amsterdam ave., SV. 172J st. and
Aie
1 7t n 17 P ? VV. 175th St A
.... SV. 1- lai si , Il n toi i Ith
nt., Ain a.l l.lli
ind sv.
.
t h st.. W. 17 41 and SI
N.. ,
E. P SA*. 177th
S' .vol SV". I75th st.,
' . . - L ?
nui SV. 17 11 a von , AS
171
. : ?? . St S'Ioi
..'?'?' :
'
R. D S'. ' th st.. V.
'
1st 1 !'. V
.?i ,?.
? 1 Su
. ?. ., SV 1 ;. : )i
I ?I avo.
; ,i i: p. v
th ai
to the cm . and AV
. SV
: -
..? ...:.
?
.'..-,. u
SV. 17*1 tl
? ... .
E. D.?AV. I '-?'.
.
Il
? ' . ?
' SS . : I?. I . Si .
? J
? ' ? .
. . -
-'. i ? Il
from t lie i ?
HI'.- S- I
way nd VV l? ith . W. ?' ' h ? ? I
?J
n ave
V\ . . . '-. .-'.:
Pin it.. De) t lane.
W 1 Pi? -
?i ave .
-A .".J P.- o ave.
ELECTION NOTICE
20th E. L- A diagonal line from lb?
oornor of Northern ??vc. ?nid XV. lstst st.
to the corner of Plnehurst ave. and AV.
180lh st., av. 180th st., Fort Washington
avc, W. 170th st. und Northern ave.
80th B. D vv. 181st., Fort Washington
?vc, vv . 180th -t. and a diagonal lino
from the corner of W. ISOth at. and Pine
hursl ave, lo the corner of VV. ISlRt St?
and Northern ?vc
31st !?:. D W. 181st St., a diaconal Una
from the corner of VV. 18tst st. .-uni Broad?
way to the corner of vv. isoth st. ?and Forl
Washington ave., and Fort Washington
ave.
32d E. D..-A dhiiTonnl lin? from the
corner of AV. potli st. and Fort Washing?
ton ??vc. to the corner of vv. isist st. ami
l\vny, AV. 182d si., St.
?Xlchola. nvc, vv. 181st.. Wadaworth ave.
and VV. 180th st.
. ; il. D vv . noth <-.t.. Broadway, W.
17"tli st. and I'urt Washington ave.
:<lth B. iv -vv. )7:?ih st., Broadway, vv.
isath si Wad8Worth ovo., vv. 178th st..
and a diagonal line from the corner of VV,
178th st. and Broadway to the corner of
Fort Washington ave. and VV, 17;?th ?t.
35th 11. ." -XV. ISlst st., Aiidubon ave.,
VV. 180th st., St. Nicholas ave., W. 179th
st. ami VVadsworth ave.
"Cth B, lv - VV. l'-i'?th st., Amsterdam
ave., VV. )7f?tli it. und St, Nicholas ave.
ith B iv W. 182d st.. Aiidubon ave.,
VV. 183d st., Ahisterdam ave., AV. ixiiih st.,
Harlem River, VV. 1S 1st st., Amsterdam
ave., vv. is..'h st., Audubon avo., VV. 181st
st. and St. Nicholas avo.
SSth 17 D. w . 184th st., Amsterdam
av . VV. 183d St., An,in).un ave., AV. 182d
st. ami st. NI? holas a\o.
:;:.th 1-7 D .'. diagonal line from the
ol W. is?,tii st. and A'j.lnbon ave. to
the corner of Amsterdam ave. ami VV. :
187th st., W. iSTth st., Harlem River, AV
. Amstei dam ave., VV. 184th at. '?
and Auilub'in ??vc
40th B. IV-vv. isoth st., Audubon ave.,
VV. i-llh st., St. Nicholas ave., VV. 186th ;
st. and Wadaworth eve.
li O -VV. 187th st., Wadaworth i
ave., vv. 185th ?!.. St. Nicholas ave., AV.
IP'.i st. and Broadway.
42d 17. I'. A lino !>, ?Pnnlng at a point |
nt the Hudson River opposite the northerly
end oi Bonn? ;t i ve. an 1 running east to
: ave.. Bennetl ave., Broadway, W.
t. and Hu Ison Diver.
43d I_. D rairvlevv ave., VVadsworth
, VV. 150th ? . VVadsworth ave VV
' ' st., St. Nicholas m ? -.. VV 1861 h si
Walsworth ave., VV. 187th st. and Broad
44th B. D -XV. 188th st . Audubon _-.
'A ? ? - ? ;i st., a diagonal line Pom the
?etner ol Amsterdam ave and vv. l.STth
st. to tlie corner of Audubon ave and
VV. 1.6th st., VV. ISOth st. und St. Nicholas
ave.
45th E. D.- VV. moth st., Amsterdam
ave.. Laurel Hill Terrace, VV, )57tii at
-udul u ave.. VV. issth st. and St. Nich?
olas ave.
46th B, D.?Dycktnan st., Harlem River
AV., 187th St.. Laurel Hill Terrace, Am?
sterdam ave., VV. ivvth st, and St. Nich
olas ave.
47th E. D.?Hillside nvc, St Nicholas
ave., AV. 191st st., VVadsworth ave.. VV.
190th st., VVadsworth Terrace, Fsirview
ave and Broadway.
48th B. D.?Dycktnan et., Vermllvea
ave., Arden st., N'agi? ave. Hillside ave.
Broadway, Bennett uve, a Une running
west from the northerly end of Dennett
ave to the Hudson Liver, and Hudson
Riuer.
I-Vth E. D. ? Academy st., Sherman avo,
Dycktnan st . Nagle ave, Arden st. ur.J
Vermllyea ave
i. 1 ?. XV. P'.ph st . Harlem River,
Dycltman st . Shorn an ??vc, Academy at.,
Nagle a ve. ;? nd Ams un a i c.
i VV. 211th st., Harlem River,
XV. ""'.ili st., am ave, Nagle ave,
Aca dem., st, and Shci nan ave.
i 2d i: i ' i p wthoi ? . Sherman
av . A id ny st. an Coi per st.
? t? i ? V\ 2 rh st., -? a man ave.,
V . '. ? ' ','....'.
st., lit. : I. i irle River.
Mili H [J '. ?. ? ??? ,vay, VV.
2 0 71 h i iv l moot.,
ave
55th i. ?. VV 211th st., Amsterdam
; P ??? ?un ave, VV, . - ai
'
5Cth E. D . D oadway,
il Buy vil Cr, ?.-.-. vv.
, g a uan .. ? . and VV.
E ' en l luyvil Creek,
i ' ! ???
.!? HIN 17. v ?i RUI '
:;VDT,
JAMES
? il a y. y. ::?", sti iN.
i of Elc tlona
O tober 2.
INSTRUCTION
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Berkeley-Irving
SCHOOL for BOYS
31 ! West Eighty-third Stre? l
A School n?here the highest edit
.,.,'.?' nal i.Irais have been success?
fully practiced for ,'.) years
"From Primary to College"
Small rl?i?ocs am] individual instruc?
tion.
Swimming Poo!, Gymnasium and Roof
? und, all on ihc pr< mises, per?
mit properly supervised sport and
athletics t!:at develo] mentally and
1 hysically.
S| -. i.d preparation tor V st Point,
Annapi lis, and all Colt? : \%. Super?
vision from 8: 50 A. M. lo 5 P. M.,
?i desired. Afternoon Outing Classes,
; ? .. ???,: : ,! ? v. ..'..? on " rqu, si
Ol'IS D , i . : . I i: I . . ? ?
,.????. ; ICYLEIi
Increase Earning
Capacity
Wr^m ryyy ? vi
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HUIS. ALLEN'S SCHOOL of GOOD COOKERY
HAMILTON
?a. INSTITUTE
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THeYnSTITUTEo. ' ' L'ART
FRANK DAMROSCH, Director
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HAMILTON
INSTITUTE
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LAWS OF NEW YORK
ONE
Explanation.?Mailer In (fnHes I? new;
matter In bracket? f ] Is old law to be
omitted,
STATE OP NEW TOIIK,
Office of tho Secretary of State,
Albany, ./tilt/ 1. 1*20.
Pursuant to the provisions of section one
cf article fourteon of the Constitution of
i lie Slate of New York, und section two
hundred ninety-five of the Election Law,
notice is horeby given that the following
proposed amendments to sect lona two, ?
four, five, eleven and twelve of article
seven of tho Constitution of the State of
New Vork will bo submitted to tho people
for the purpose of voting thereon at tho
next general election to be held on the
second day of November, nlnotoon hundred
und twenty.
ERANPIS M. HUGO,
Secretary of State.
AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE
Concurrent Resolution of the Senate ?nd
Ssaembly Proposing to Amend Sections
Two, Pour, Plvo, Eleven and Twelve of
\rtlcl Si - ?n of .the Constitution, in
Relation to- Debts Contracted by the
Slate.
Section 1. Resolved (If the Assembly
concur), That sections two, four, five,
eleven and twelve of article seven of the
Constitution bo amended to read as fol?
lows.
? 2. The state may!, to meet casual
d : - ts or fallures^n revenues, or for px
p ns, ?i not provided for, contract debts;
but such d Ids, direct or contingent singly
or li Rale, shall not at any time
CXi ?-? ?: on" ' lllion of dollars; and the
moneys arising from the leans creating
such debts shall be applied to the purpose
for which they were obtained, or to repay
the debt bo contracted, and to no other
it ? whatever.] contract debts in antici?
pa ion of the receipt of taxes and revenues,
direct or indirect, tor the purposes and with
in the amounts of appropriations theretofore
bonds or atht r obi? ' ? for th<
i so borrowed shall be .?.vied as man
be provided laj ?av, cal .?.'in!' it* if ft the. inter?
est thereon be paid from such taxes and m
cnucs within one i/car from the date of issue.
S 4. Ex. ? pt tho .?.-lits specified in sec?
tions two and three of (Ids article, no
debtfs] shall be hereafter contracted by or
in behalf or this Btate, unless such debt
shall i?i? authorized by law, for some single
ir oh ?.-,;. to be distinct ly si ei Hied
! herein. | \'o such <:? bl h i a uthor
? bo contracted for n period longer
than '1 it of i he i roba bio life ol I ho ???. orl
or ol ? - i for which tho d?lit I to lie con
I -to bo i ral laws
I conclusl
more lhan flflj ? i f? om t ho
ici Ing of such debt, A :
debt hereafter contracted by the state, j
pursuant to an authorization hereafter
n ide, und each portion of any such debt
from time to time so contracted, muy, if
I rovidod by tho law authorizing such ?lebt, |
be paid in equal annual Instalments, the
flrsl of which Bhall bo payable not more
than one year, and the lasl of which shall i
bo payable not more than fifty years, after
such debt or portion thereof shall have ?
boon contracted. Such law shall if it au
th ? ??? the contracting of a debt payable
otherwise than in equal annual Instalments
Impose and provide for the collection of a ,
direct annual tax to pa v. and sufficient to:
pay, tho Interest on such ??.lit ?a it fails,
due, and also to p.' and discharge the:
principal of such debt within fifty years
from the time of the contracting thereof.
7\*o law authorizing tho contracting of a
ileht pursuant to this section shall take
(r?'? ?I until it shall, at a B neral election.
have been submitted to tho peopki, and
hat ?? rei eived .- m ijoi It y of all t he votes
cast for and : ?? Ins! i! al such elei Ion
? n ' he final pi go . f such bill in either
lure, the question sha 11
bo 1.1 ken l>v .?. j es a nd i. to be duly en?
ter. .1 on the . .urn Is th roof ?? nd sh b :
II thi bill p tnd .iv lit ? lie same
to recolvi the i net Ion of the people?" No
shall lak . ? ' -.i ? '?' ' ? hall, at a
. i, hot?. ' ? n ? ?bi tltli d to tin
da .'???.''?/ of ""
.- ? ? fi , ? ? for olid ? ? ' it rtf '?"'.'
? ? T .? v, r . ? T ? .-?
I/ivre i ' . ? ? ? ?ts pas.? ape
nor at? am ?? al riet hen any other ?
it- or ???"? bill ' ' all b ? d- <tti ri to be
? t ? tor or at/a nut. Th I ! turo i
t any i Imo after t h ai of such 1 ??
;?.- -, ;,.. pe? pic, if no (I bl shall havi bei n
contracted In ; u ? thoi of, r? peal the
; ? any 11nn , liy la w . forbid
... 0f . ? . debt or Ha?
il li :. w. [bul the tax, if any,
. i | v - ; ?.. . - i ? : : ; i ,
? I liabilit ?. v hi h ma- h ' con
? , ...?,..? hall n
n fore, ind be ;: r< peu In blc a nd bo
: ? cn'Ii led, until t ?le i
thereol miuli the provision
hei be for 1 to pay and cha rge
L and p ... ... , I , f su. ir di I?! and !
ly. !
T the debts specified 1n set ions two
e of this arth , all ib-bts i ntraetrd
?-.'.?
...... . . ? i ? ;
? ?.made
each i,oi such debt from time
to timt Uve of the terms
atttl n. shall be paid in < aual
Is, the ? ' of which : ? -? '
T-?- ? - ? [/. i oui near, and i ' c
? ? ' - ; . al tot more than
a . a .' '. it or portion (fti reof
' " T . .'?. ?traded. No stich d '?'
ft i m that . ?
obable life
? .!? /?: ".
' / . general
? ? . n hall be t
'? ?? . ? i, - . -
:, ?.??,,...?. ?
I
suant to t It, . iis of 1 ft is sect io r
! of. .such debt, l ?'
. ? b
? - [ of such debt 01
bond ? ? thereof a hich has
all be i ! i issued befo such
'?? he i.e.n.?.- r. rising from a i v loan ror
? ? liabilitv shell
. I to the work or object spi
In the a. t auth iri ? sui h d. bt oi liabil.
r for I i yimnt i such del oi - - ?
bl!H y, i nd : or no oth ? ; iri ose whatevi ?
i. in : bo . abi ill ted lo b
- ? i on within Ihres i h i ter r >
or at any ? ? I election win n
?... sub?
i? b voted for or acalnnt. '1 he log
? ??? priiviilii for tin iue lion
e state to run I
? ? . ?
but inn ..-'? ! and shall I nipos ?
? ? ? . : ? lection of a. direct
- | -
?ir. SV'1-.eii n dn ,??. ?
lit the debt for wl ? ci ?
od. no 1 ' . eel .??. ha lie levied n
Llio logii
due Ihe ' < ? ? an amount
, | , .. . |Cii ,-. ;.?
? ? ' Imo to time
alter tl rat" of intercut to b pa Id upon
an; slat? '. bt, w hi. li has !?? en or may be
- - : ' - lisions of
till ....... ch debt,
? . -, the ru f interest
Lb It? -i n ? ? ? of such
evider.
i
? '?. oration. In
tho 1 ? ? ?1 '. ? ' .: ? r in
?
up
l- i h rwlsi
..... ? ?
tien of a
. ? ! :
? rest on ich .
. . to l ind dis
? i ? i ? ? : . - h debt within
fifty year fron .ft he conl ? cting
? ' : : . i ? ? annually to
?.??in.-, mount suf
i..... .
? ? . -, e
I . and i
Tin . ' ' If.
nt of inn ; ? ? t and > he e ?tlngulsh
: nt of tho l pal of the debts of th ?
, ? . u.-frd shall b
? hall kepi und
,- ? th
' ? appropriated oi u ? mam
inn-;
i ? provided
.,.-.??? ii i
; shall
.- ?- ; held fot
? ,. ut their fa i
?'.?' '-';.?
? con .,.? .'?." in-, fft. o it i on if of
? ? 's and tl hielt,
... , . ontributcd to i >
I with the
.... ? ?'"- e. o if ri?
ll:- reto, < ...? T? ?; n( tl ? rate of
three per ? 'iroiiiire nt tin
- ii i tl
created, and i
' ?., I ft even ? i. "i.?
contribution to eacl - fund J ? ch year
of at I i'l on?;
I a sum ?
'h tl
retire thi
. ' ?
? i ?...
v
? !
< ? -i -
losses a
? ? ,-??'. in. ri,
?
lived , ?
be a ted to
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-
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exel
... ? .
s%ftion j
'
?
n
Id
. ...
?ft. (il ?? I
?
I and tin
I
?
it of the
S ' - ? - , .
moneys
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of any hereafter ere
f. and may, if sui
? ? - ?i
: - Ch fi!
-
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i pay and d
LAWS OF NEW YORK
debt heretofore or hereafter created under
section four of urtlolo seven of the consti?
tution until the oamo shall lin wholly paid,
nml the principal and Income of mich ?Ink?
ing fund shall be applied to the purpose
for which said sinking fun?! I? created an?i
to no other purpose vvhatover; and, In tlin
event such moneys BO set apart In any
fiscal year be sufficient to provide mich
linking fund, a direct annual tin for such
year need not bo imposed and collected, as
required by the provisions of said section
four of article aovan, or of any law enacted
In pursuance thereof. The legislature shall
annually as the sumo shall fall due provide
by direct tat, appropriation or both fur
the paymcnl ??f the Interosl upon and In?
stalments of principal of all debts created
on behalf of tho ?unte, payable In annual
Instalments, pursuant to section four of
article seven, or of any law enacted In
pursuance thereof 1 The legislature shail
annually pr?vido by appropriation for tits
payment of Ihr interest upon (iml Instalments
of principal of all debts created on behalf of
thr state except those contracted under sec?
tion tiro of this article, as the name shall
fall dur, and for the contribution to a? of
thr sinking funds heretofore created by lato,
(if thr amounts annually to be contributed
under the provision, of section five of this
article. If at nut/ fim?- the legislature shall
(all to make any sudi appropriation, the
comptroller shiUl set apart from thr first
revenues thereafter received, applicable h>
thr general fund of the state, a sum sufll
ci, nt t., pay s, ch internst, instalments of
principal, ?>r contributions to such sinking
fund, as tin- case may be, and shall so apply
thr moneys thus set apart. The comptroller
may be required to srt. aside and apply such
revenues as aforesaid, at the suit of any
hold? r of such bonds..
5 12. Debts hereafter authorized for the
Improvement of highxoays shall he created
only m the manner provided in section four
of this article. No provision of this article
shall be dct.ned to impair or affect the
validity of any debt of thr state hereto/ore
contracted or my right or obligation hereto- i
fore created between the state and any of its
cli : divisions.
| A debt or debts of tho state may b?
authorized by law for the Improvement of |
highways. Such highways shall bo deter?
mined und.-r general I.uva. which shall
also provide for tho equitable apportion?
ment thoreof among tho ??ninti... The
aggregate of the debts authorized by this
:.lion shall nol ?,t any ono limo exceed
the sum of fifty millions of dollars. The
paymcnl of tho annual Inter, si on Buch
debl and (ho creation of ? sinking fund or
?ii least two per centum per annum lo ?lis
charge the principal ?it maturity shall be
provided by general laws whoso fore,? and
effect .?hull not be diminished during the
? sislence ?,f any debl created thereunder, i
The legislature may by general laws r?
quiro th.- county or town or both to pay to
th sinking fiitnl the proportionate part of
the cost m' any such highway within the I
boundaries of such county or town und the !
proportionate part of the Interest thereon. !
bul no county shall at any time for any '
highway be required to pay more than
thirty-five hundredths of the cost of such
highway, and no town more than fifteen
hundredths. None of the provisions of the
fourth section of this article shall apply to
debts for the Improvement of highways
heroby authorized. |
S 77. Resolved (If the Assembly concur),
That the foregoing amendment be submit?
ted to the people for approval at the gen?
eral election to bo held In the year nine?
teen hundred ami twenty, in accordance
with the provisions of 'he election law.
STATE OP NEW YORK,
IN SENATE.
>lpr. 16, 1019.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed,
a majority of all tho Senators elected
vol in", in favor 11 eroof.
Jiv order of the Senate
II VRRY C, WALKER,
Pr, sident.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN ASSEMBLY,
April 18, 1010.
Tl ? f irogoing resolution was duly passed,
a ma ?rit: of all I ho in? mber i olei Led to
i he Assen bly \ ol ?m in f.; vor thereof.
By order ol the Assembly.
THADDEUS C SWEET,
Speaker.
?-'i' VIT, ? IP NEW V IRK,
? ,fi . ? ,,;? the R erctai y of Slate, S ' ?
T ha v.in pa r? ?1 i hu pi cc? (1 In? c ol
?.?ni resolution with tho original
i-, ??lut ?on on ; lo in this ofl ice, and do
h? r, by , eut Ify ; ha! : he s inte is ?i correct
i i anscript ti i rei i om and of tho wholi
thereof.
(liven under my hand arel the seal
\ of office of t lie Se? i el n ry of
[L, S.] State al : he cil y of Albany, this
llrsl du ? of July in tb" >'? ar one
thou:- m 1 nino hundred and
tw? n t y.
IIP NC1S M. HUGO,
i n;.-,/ (,?' State.
?>. VV( .
Expiai ?ti Matter in ' Is n? w
matter in bracl eta i ! is old law to b?
omitted.
STATE ( IP NEW V? '17 IP
Office , ;' tho So, rc-1 iry nf State,
p ?. , P. '. 1920
Pursuant to ( he i. ro\ ?si >ns ?? lection
of ari ?do fourtei n of lie.- ('.one \. ul ion of
the State ol :?.. ?-. Yor and seel on two
lu-.ndr? i nln, I ?, live of the Elci tion Law ,
notice Is hereby giv? n that tho !" ?
proposed am? ndment to s? ction onu
? ?,.,, of ' he Constitution oi tin
Stal ? ? :' X.-w Yoi It is refer?? il to tho
1. gislature to be chosen at the nexl it n
... , ? ? ?. ?i - ?: senatoi a in t his st ate t o
i, ? hi Id on tho s, c? nd day o? N'ov : i i
nineteen hundi tl twenty.
AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO
.'.,.., urn nt H? ? olut Ion of the S tt ite and
\ ,.bly Proposing an Amen,Inn nt to
Si t on ? H ? of Vit: le Two nf th Con
stitullon, in Relation to Qualification
, :' Votei '.
S, ction i. R? solved ? if tho Senate con?
cur), That section one t articl two ol
t !.. . onsl it ution i . nd? d lo read as
g ? F_v, ..v citizen ? ? the age of t ?v? nt y
...;,.., who shall have b? ? n u citizen
f, ninety days, and an Inhabitant of this
nr pr. ; an cl? ction,
? : ? ??,.;,? . a d e n t o f
h, couni and for ' I I ; lh tj
residen of th ? dlstric.) ?n v. hieb
: ,-. offer in- or hoi
entit led to vote at sui-1 ' n in the
which 1.? ? ? ? she sha i
I !.. Un a bo a ? . Id, . :. and not els?
when foi all PIP ? ? ' hill now are oi
heronI'tei ma> he electivo : -, : ,
. ? 11 lo n h vv 11 i e h ',
in.-! to ' lie vot, of : lio p, ?pie, ; . >i id ? i
how? v ? : thai .? c-It by . arrlago sha i i
' been .ml ni lile l'nited
-?. ? i. ?? five ycai . and prov . thai
ul war :. e loi in llio ? tin .
? ? ? ;, vie ' ! late, or of the
l'nited Stat? In 1 ? i y or na ry I her? of,
shall bo deprived ? : hi oi her vote P
of Ills or In ......... i ,? n, .. ,,
election distil . and the i gi? latin ? ?hall
have power tu provide the ma nn? r In
which ?ml th? I an?! placo it which
such absent elector: i - ami for th?
return and oanvu .. , iheii v tes I In the
? ?!? ction Istricl ?t. whi. Il thc-y respecth
)
? . - ... ? . : h ? I ? . ? ?:. II I
? ' ' - . ???,.?? (J i.v.i an a in, ...
.... ? lit brenn
? ? .' by at majority, by
..." . . or ot'ii ive, . 1rs: ?.,,'. .... ,
able,
cad ami ? English ; and i uitable
...-.?'. , ..;!.?,;.. : .
? . ? ?. ?
8 77. l : dvod (I tho Si nal ?? ,-,,110111-).
That t i. 1 amen Imenl be referred
th -...:-! uro i , be olios? n al : In tie ? '.
?m. -a ! elect ?on of sena tors, and
, with section on? ol artl le four ?
teen of the const! utlon be published for
three months previous to the time of such
election.
STATE OP NEW YORK,
IN ASSEMBLY,
Apr. 11, 1919.
This bill was duly passed,
Ihi 1: embers elected to lh? As 1
? ..-. in favor thereof, threo-liftha being
pros, tit
By order of the \ ?si . hi.
THAI ,1 ,lii S C. S\\ EET,
Sj ifcer.
STATE ' IP NEW YORK,
IN SENATE,
Apr. IS, 1919.
bill was .lu'y passed, an
of all t he Si n. 1 ,r.> elected voting in lav or
Lie reoi. - hre. -lift hs b? ing pi ? s, nt.
By prder ol ; In- Senate,
HARRY C. WALKER,
P. ddent.
STATE OP NEW v.? IRK, | .
? "'. ?? .,:' ; ho Secretan ol State, _
1 have compared the preceding , ,py ? I
? ?u resolut ion with tin u ? I : -
oluti 11 on filo In this ?,:', ? iierob;
? me i ? a correct : : anscript
? -ai and of the win
Given und, r n y hand and the seal of
? P e of th? s- .;.,.. ; ? : .- ?
. 1, P I the city
of Jul. In th? yeai one thousand
nine hui Ired and i\
FRANi IIS M HUGO
Secretary of ?- tats.
THREE
Expiai at ' M 1 . in italics In new ;
in bi 1 I . I law to b?j
.?ii.u:. d.
STATE OP NEW YORK,
Office 01 : ' State,
Alban. , .' . , \
i ui tant to the provisi
of ari le fourteen I _ ...n , -
? ??' ' 1 New V ? rk, and ?-ction two
i.un.ir, ,1 ninetj -liv e of tl n Law
: otlce Is hereby given ! I I : .,u ing
: ?? di nt to articl? two of the
? lonst itutlon ' ' Stat? j . -,
ruf.rred to t he !, glslal ure to be chosen al
t genet ectl ators in this
tal 1 to I on I
. nln? i.en hur d: dt .-. 1 -
Fit A NU LS M
AMENDMENT NUMDER THREE
' !l' Resolutioi L.o an_
Assemb 11 Am? . ? ?
-'?' ' ' nstitution. In
bsent V
'?? - red Hi v isemblv
Thai
'
S Pa The legislature may by general
?aw? Provid In which >? d tl e
'me and 1 h, qualified voters
eJectlon, be _.bg, n, fri ,n T
LAWS OF NEW YORK
Platen, rnny vote, and for the return and
canvass t* tholr voten pu the election dis?
trict In which they respectively reside],
5 2. Resolved (If the Assembly COnOUr),
That tlio foregoing amendment be referred
to tho legislatura to bo ohosen at thf> next
general election of senators and In con?
formity wit h section one of article four?
teen of the constitution bo published for
throe months previous to the tima of auch
oloctlon,
STATE OP NEW YORE.
IN SENATE,
-ipr. 15, 1929.
Tii? foregoing resolution was duly passed,
a majority of all the Senators elected vot?
ing In favor thereof.
Py Order of the Senate,
HARRY C, WALKER.
President.
STATE OP NEW YORK,
IM ASS EM PLY,
-rlpr. 23, 1920.
Th? foregoing resolution was duly
passed, a majority of all tho members
elected to tho Assembly voting In favor
thereof.
Py order of tho Assembly,
THAI-PEL'S C. SWEET,
Speaker.
STATE OP NEW YORK )
Office of tho Secretary of State S nn''
I have compared the preceding copy of
concurrent resolution with this original
resolution on dl" In this office, and do
here|,y certify that tho samo is a correct
transcript therefrom and of tho whole
thereof.
Given under my hand and th? seal
of office of tho Secretary of
[L. fl.] State, at the city of Albany, this
first day of July in the- year one
thousand nlno hundred and
twenty.
FRANCIS M. HUGO,
, Secretary of State.
POPP *
Explanation.?Matter In ilalies is now;
matter In brackets [ ] Is old law to bo
omitted.
STATE OP NEW YORK,
Offle.) of tho Secretary of State,
Albany, July 1, 1020.
Pursuant to the provisions of section one [
of article fourteen of the Constitution of
tho state of New York, and section two
hundred ninety-flva of thi Election Law, j
notice Is hereby given thai tho following
proposed amendment to section six of ar
tlclo three of the Constitution of the State
of New Vori; is referred to the legislature
to la- chosen at the next general election
of .senators in this State t,, t>?> hold on the
second day of November, nineteen hundred i
twenty.
FRANCIS M. HUGO,
Scoretarv of State.
AMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR
Concurrent Resolution of tho Senate and j
Assembly Proposing un Amendment to
Sect].,n six of Article Three of the Con- !
stitution, in Relation to Compensation
of Members of the Legislature.
Section 1. Resolved (if tho Assembly |
concur), That section ?;Ix of article three i
..i the constitution be amended to read asi
follows:
?? G. Each member of the legislature
shall receive for his services an annual i
salary of lone thousand five hundred) ,
three thousand dollars. The members of !
either house shall also receive the sum of;
one dollar for every ten miles they shall i
travel in going to and returning from their!
place of meeting, once In each session on i
the most usual route Senators, when
the senate alone |g convened in extraor?
dinary s? salon, or when serving as mem- :
bers of th.? court, for the triai of Impeach?
ments, and such members of tho assembly,
not exceeding nine In nun,lier, us shall bo
appointed managers of an Impeachment,
shall receive an a Idltlonal allowance of ten
dollars a day.
5 2. Resolved (if tin? Assembly concur),
That the foregoing amendment bo referred
to tiie legislature to be chosen al tin next
i: -n... al election ?-i senu tors and In con
tormil ??' wit h ? ? : in om o? a it icio four ?
toon of t lie consl it utlon be pul lished foi
Pi: ? .nths ;. to th timi of such
... tl m
STATE OF NEW FORK,
IN SENATE,
Apr. 1, 1.120.
Th.? foregoing resolution was duly
pas. r|, ... ?.?. of fill the Senators
... ; 1 voting In l'a v.?r I In ri ol
By oi,|. r of I he Senate,
HARRY T WALKER,
President.
STATE i IP NEW Y( 'UK,
IN ASSEMBLY,
p.r. 11. 1020.
Tho foregoing re lolul ?on was duly
passed, a majority of all th members
el, .?...' to th? Ai si mbl: voting In favor
tin ??-..r
!:?.- order of the V eml ly,
-'II SPI .EIS C SSV E ET. j
Spi akcr,
STATE i IP N'EW YORK, ' s_. :
Office of i li ? :-'? r. ? n ry of State, S
I liavi com? rod I he preceding copy of
ni i lution with the original
resolutioi ' in this office, and do
i, :. p. ci rl It'y ' ha t the san is a coi roct .
i r.. m., i Ti therefrom and of tl'.o whole
til -.-,.;
Given under my hand and the sen!
,.f office ??i' tho Secretary "f
| !.. S ] State, at tie ? ity of Albany, this ;
day , :' .1 ut y In I lie > ear one ?
thou nd i I nd I wenty ,
FRANCIS M lll'CC
t . n lary of Stale.
FIVE
STATE OF NEW YORK,
if tl 3e. lary of State,
I, 1920.
1 - ;? unnl to the provisions ol sect Ion one
of articl. fourl n "f th.? i ',,...: t i tul Ion of
: lt.. State .?: ''??.?. York, aie! s- ction two !
hun.Ir. .! .? - ,. i of thi El. . : Ion Law. I
notii n Is h riven that the following
pi ;.1 . ;. : ? ?? - ? : i section seven of
article tin - ??:' I ho i 'onsl itut ion of the
Sti to of New York is referred to the
ture to 1 cb en at the next gen
n ol na tors in i his st ate to
h?? hold on tin --.nd day of November, i
nineteen hundred twenty.
FRANCIS M. HUGO,
Secretary of state.
AMENDMENT NUMBER FIVE
II ? I hu Si nato and ;
A ssem ! ? an Vmendmenl to
S.-i i ?on Si .. :. of Art h I? Tin ??? of the
!. lath i to A| point
m-.-uts ol i? ? Li gislat uro to '.
the Office . Votai Public.
. ! I. ? ... .-? ?T : : the Senate con
cur i. Tha ? ? ? ??? . n soi n of articl threi
? t h : ? : , be amended to read us ?
:. .
5 7. 7. ? m n bor of tl ? legi liai in shall
any i linen' within this
state m sonate of I lie t'niti ?! States,
from th ? thi e - .rend sen?
il T, or from tin. i or from an>
cl i v go v. rm.t, during i he I ?mo for
v. hlch 1 ? she II !.,. '. ?? lu i n ? looted [;],
appointments a nil all votes
i;.'-'- u t oi h n bor fo any su :h
..
iipi"
the ,'? nslature
however, th
?
point i ? ?-.'.
notar ti p
? .? II ?lived (if I he
Th ? i i i. r am? li
; . . ... be . i:
. i i .- - . ?i
vith 'tion one
teen of ( he con l ilion 1
lonths ] lo the li
. led ion.
STATE OF NEW YORK
LN ASSEMULY.
vol i ; pi .e ?(fed,
?10 7 PV01 I
may be ,,/,
the office of
? ? incur).
?it I-?? refoi red
:; at Ho? next
Hid .u
four
Til.lisle .1 ?or
such
This bill was duly pa
all : he nn ml ers ? .?-. i .-.I to
voting m fa.\ or tie.
pi
ar. 1!. 192D.
majority of
Assembly
-fifths being
Py order of the Assi n
THADDEUS C. SWEET,
siieaker.
STATE ' IF N EW Y? iRK,
IN SENATE
Mar 25, 1920.
This bill was dul> | ., ?? id, . majority of
all the Senators elected voting in favor
:.-.'.. . ? ...
By .... lb . nato.
HARRY c. WALKER,
/"it ?;, n (,
STATE ' IF NEW Y( IRK, ) .....
of State, ? "
: ? ' npa thu preceding copy of
? oncui rent ; ? itloi with ' he original
ition on file in th I offii ??. and do
hen by certll j thai : lie i ame is a ? orrect
transcript therefrom and of the whole
Lherei '
Given under my hand and the seal 0f
office ft the Secretary of State, at
IL. S.J the - ity ,-: ... flrs| _ay
oi July t i.; ir one thousand
i.. n?. t. ne? r : a n I? i v. ? ni y.
FRAN 'IS M HUGO,
S i t tat ?/ of Statt.
SIX
17 cpla natli ? Matter in italics Is new ;
-' ?n 1 [ ?] 13 dd law to be
mitt. I.
1 NEW YORK,
Off ii .'r?ate,
y, July I
Pursuant I
f article fou ..... Lution of
ction two
- l-'le? ion Law,
notice is hoi : ... .-.,, ?ng
!?"?;? v? ?: amtnilm . lo ? , ;... enty -
li ihrei oi the
? ito of N'ew X. -, |s
no to be i hos. n at
the next i t senators in tins
State t.- be . .,,,,,; day of
- ? -- ber, i. leen im . ? . -. nty
FRANi PS .VI. lip,;, ,,
Secretary of State.
AMENDMENT NUMBER SIX
Con. ? '. t the Senate and
mbly Proposing an Amendment t?i
Sections T' j -.- y n
of Art : of tho Constitution to
Enable l he ; ! "orms
of Go ? ? r the i ....... s of VVest
-
; ed (if the Assembly con?
cur), Th I l i ' .-? nty x and twenty
. ,:tutlon
be am.
S -' rherc :ounty, r-x?
Included li
ab ? ? ? ' - i 3,1 u i ,...-?? 1 . ? f
such i
be provl led
- ? e bg ?au?
tor for? s of ? - mlies of
'????? issau, or cithi \ subject
? :. i.atnul by the ? It ?? tors o'
??: com nty at a ion in an
odd-numbered year Any such form of gov
- - to the
?-.-.
LAWS OF NEW YORK
shall also prescrit?? the mannufr in which
th? county affsoted may subsequsntly aban?
don it, and revert to ifi former form of gov?
ernment. The adoption of such form of
government by the county ?hall not preclude
the legislature from amrnding or modifying
such plan. If under such form, of govern?
ment the board of supervisors be abolished,
the powers and duties of the board of super?
visors, as iirrsrribed by the constitution, or
by statu',, if not provided for by such form
of government. shall devolve upon the govern- '
ing elective body in such county. In a city I
wbleh Includes an entire county, or two or
more entire counties, the powers and duties I
of a board of supervisors may ho devolved f
upon the municipal assembly, common conn- j
ell, board or aldermen or other legislative
body of tho city.
?3 27. The legislature ?hall, by general !
laws, confer upon the boards of supervisors, I
or other governing elective bodies, of tho sov
oral counties of the state euch further;
powers of local legislation and administra- j
Don as the legislature may, from time to !
time, rieem expedient I, and I]. In counties ;
which now have, or hereafter have, county i
auditors or other fiscal officers authorized j
to audit bills, accounts, charges, claims or !
demands against the county, the legisla?
ture may confer such powers upon [suldj |
such auditors, or fiscal officers, as the legis?
lature may, from time to time, deem expe?
dient.
?3 2 Resolved fif the Assembly concur).
That the foregoing amendments bo re?
ferred to tho leglslaturo to bo chosen at
the next general election of senators and
in conformity with section one of article I
fourteen of the constitution be published
for threo months previous to the timo o!'
tiuch election
STATE OP NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY,
Apr. 24, 1920.
This bill was duly passed, a majority of I
all the members oler red to the Assembly 1
voting in favor thereof, three-fifths being
present,
I!y order of the Assembly,
THADDEUS C. SWEET,
tfp.aiV-r.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN SENATE,
Apr. 2t, 1920.
This bill was duly passed, a majority of
all the Senators Hooted voting in favor
thereof, throe-tlfths oelng present.
By order of the Senate,
HARRY C. WALKER,
President.
STATE OP NEW YORK. ( ,, ?
Office of the Secretary of State, ?
l have compared the preceding copy of
concurrent resolution with tho original
resolution on file in this office, and do
hereby certify that the same Is a correct
transcript therefrom and of the whole !
thereof.
(iiven under mv hand and the s?"al of
office of the Secretary of State, at ;
[L. S.] the city of Albany, this first day
of July in tne year one thousand
nine hundred twenty.
FRANCIS M. HUGO.
Secretary of State.
SEVEN
Explanation.?Matter In italics Is new;
matter In brackets [ ] Is old law to be i
omitted.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
Office of the Secretary of State,
Albany, July 1. 1920.
Pursuant to the provisions of section one
of art lelo fourteen of tho Constitution of
the State of New York, and section two
hundred ninety-five of tho Election Law,
notice is hereby given that the following
proposed amendment to section nine of
article Uve of the Constitution of the State
of New York is referred to tho legislature
in be chosen at the next general el.-ction of
senators in this Slate to be held on the
second day of November nineteen hundred
FRANCIS M. HUGO,
Secretary of State.
AMENDMENT NUMBER SEVEN
Concurrent Resolution of the Senate and ;
v ,.mlilv Proposing an .Vnendm.nt to
s.i,,n Nine of Article Five of the < on
stitution, in Relation to Preferences, In
Employment and Promotion, of So'dlers,
Sailors and Marines.
Section 1. Resolved (If '.he Renata con- ?
fini That section nine of article five of
i he Constitution be amended to read as.
follows :
J> 0 Appointments and promotions In
the civil servie.? of the stat-. and of ai!,
ihn civil divisions thereof, Including > Itles
and villages, shall be made according to
merit and fitness to be ascertained so far
as practicable, by examinations, which, so.
<ar as practicable, shall bi comp? I itive
provided, however, that honorably dis-i
charged soldiers [and] sailors [from] and
marines ivho shall have served as such in the
army [and. navy or marine corps <>' the
Unit. ?! :-- it( s in [the late civil I time o)
war who are . Itizf ns and residents ? f
this state, shall be entitled to preference l
?n aupolntmenl and promotion? without re?
gard to their standing on any list from
which such appointment or pi ?motion ma>
'be made; provided they were residents of this
state at the tima tin i entered said army,*i
- n , or marl"!? corps; and provided also
that soldiers, saUors and marines who served >
in the civil war shall have preference over I
all others on the same list.
Laws shall be made to provide for the ?
enforcement of this sectl?n.
? j. Resolved (If the Semite concur),
That the foregoing amendmenl be re?
ferred to the legislature lo be chosen at
the next general election of senators and
in conformity vvitti section one of article
fourteen of the Constitution tie published
for tiif" months previous to the timo j? ?
such cl? ction
STATE OP NEW YORK.
IN SENATE,
Apr 19, 1919.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed.
,. majority of all the Senators elected, vot?
ing in favor thereof.
By order of the Senate.
IIARRV C. WALKER.
President.
STATE OP NEW TURK,
IN ASSEMBLY,
Apr. 19. 1019.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed,
a majority of all tho members elected to
the Assembly voting In favor thereof.
By order of the Assembly,
THADDEUS ?.'. SWEET,
Spi aker.
STATE OF NEW YORK I
Office of the Secretary of States ss '
I have compared the preceding copy of i
? ?on, urrei t resolution wiili the original
resolution on file in this office, and do
hereby certify that the same is a correct
transcript therefrom and nf the whole
t hereof.
Given under my hand and the sea! of
office of the Secretary of State. '
[L. S.] at. the city of Albany, this first |
day ?,f duly In tin- year one thou?
sand nine hundred and twenty.
FRANCIS M. HUG? '.
Secretary of Sta'e.
EIGHT
Explanation.?Matter in italics Is new;
matter In brackets [] Is old law to bo
omitted.
ST ATI"; ? ip NEW YORK,
Office of the Secretary of stat".
Albany, July 1, 1920.
Pui man! to the provii ions i ; ection one
of,article fourteen of the Constitution of
; i State ' f New York, and section t?-,j
hundred ninety-five of the Election Lt?w
notice ?s hereby given that tho following
: ? I ted amendments to ari Ici? five , C
tli" Constitution of the State of New York
?i- ' ???? 'red lo tl," legislature to be chosen
at the next general election of senators In
this Stat- to be held on the second day of
November, nineteen hundred twenty
FRANCIS .VI. HUGO!
Secretary of State.
AMENDMENT NUMBER EIGHT
Concurrent Resolution or the Senate and
Assembly, Proposing Amendments to ?
Article Five of the Constitution in Re?a- :
tlon to stat- Officers and Pepartments I
Sect,na i. Resolved lit tho Ass? mbly
concur), That article flvi of the constltu
tlon b?: amend.-d to read as follows: {
\ SI- The [secretary of state., comptrol
1er, [treasurer,] and attorney-general [and
slate engineer and surveyor] -hail be
chosen at a general ?-lection, at the times
, and places of electing th- governor and '
lieutenant governor and shall hol.l their
offices for the same terms as thr governor
and tieutenaitt-govcrnor [two years except as
provided In section two of this article] The
comptroller shall .... required: ip To audit
1 all vouchers bt/orc paymcnl and all official
accounts; (2) to audit the accrual and col?
lection of all revenues and receipts; o-iJ t3)
to prescribe such methods of accounting as
i are necessary for the performance of the
foregoing duties. In such respect the legis
? lature shall define his powers and duties and
.may also assign to him supervision of the
\ accounts of any political subdivision of the
-?lot,, but shall assign to him no adminis
tratlve duties, excepting such as may t> in?
cidental to the performance of these tun.
fions, .??ii/ other provision of this con tit
; tion to the contrary notwithstanding He
'. t the "Hi' ' rs in this art!? le tiarn? d, ex
cepting the sp-aker ,.f the assembly,] shall,
at state ? tlmi s during hi, , ontinu in? - In
office, r< ? elvo for hh . ? -
which shall nut bo Increased i
during tho term for which he shall have
boen elected; nor shall he receive to his
ny fe? ; or | rq Ites
?..?lier compensation. [No person shall be
elected to th?; of?ce of stale engineer and
surveyor who i_ not a practical civil en?
gineer.]
13 2. The first election of the secretary
! of state, comptroller, treasurer, attorney
general and state engineer and surveyor,
pursuant to thl_ article, shall be hPd In
th.- y.ar one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-five, and their lerin.? of offii
begin ?n tho Ilrst day of January .
Ing, and sha'.l bo for three years. At the
? general election in the year ont thousand
eight hundred and ninety-eight, mil
two years thereafter, th . :,. .
be chosen for tho term of two years.]
[5 3. A superintendent ol public works
sha 7 p appointed by the govi rnoi b
? and with ? he advi nd nt t th
at7 ; hold i is offi ? until ? ho end
f th :? rm of the govi rnor by n h
was nomlfi it? mill h .- ?? ,
appointed ?? . H? shall r? eiv,
com? ? ns tlon I ced by la? Ho shall
aired by law to give bi :u
faithful ? x-c.jti.in before et
terlng upon the duties thereof He shall
urged with the execution of all laws
relating to th? repair and navlgal n of
the canals, and also of those relating to tit?
; eonstruction and Improvement of the
I ca??is, except s?i far as the execution of
the Is w? r? la ting to su i, ?n 11 u?
i the state
er ?in,i surveyor; subject to the coa
LAWS OF NEW YORK
trot of the legislature, he ?hall mako the
rules and regulations for the navigation ?
or use ?.f the canals. He may bn suspend 1
or removed from office by the governor, ?
whenever, in his judgment, the public In- ;
forest shall no r??i|'i!ro, but In cas? of ?hi?
removal of such superintendent of
works from office. Pie governor sh
with the secretary of state a statement ;
of the raun? of s*'ch removal, end fibai; .
report such removal end the cause thereof
to th" logisii.? nt ita next session. The I
superintendent ?.f p'ji.iio worka Mih? ap
polnt not more than three assistant super?
intendents, '?' '." Ities shall he ;.:?
scribed by him, subject ' ' ton by
the legislature, end who shall ? -.?.?<- tori
their serv?tes a compem ?? r>n to be ;!"??!
by law. They Bha!i hold theii off e for
three years, subjci I to i nsl n ...- : -
?noval by the ..???? ? .? . ? p-.jbllc
works, whenever, in his udgment, the pub?
lic Interest shall e> r? luiro. Any vacancy
in the '.':!???> ? ?: any such .-??si tnnt super?
intendent shall he it. 1 t r the remainder I
of the term for which he was appointed, ?
by the superintendent ? ' ? i irks
hut In case of the i ensioh or removal i
of any such assistant ? iperinlendent by
him, (." shall at on a report to the gov- !
oi nor, in writing, 11? ? cause of such re?
moval. All other i : ?ployed in t'n?
caro and management of thi '.ais, ex-!
cept collectors of toi s, and "linse In the;
department ol - neer and sur- ',
veyor, Bhall be appointed by the superln
? ?. 1? nt of pub i s, and b ? -
i ? sui ? -:?;??'. or : ? moi a i by h m. The ?
superintendent of public works shall per- !
fi m all tho duties of tho former cans i .
n. ml sioners and ! oard of ca na :
mission?:-", as now declared l..? law, ml
otherwlso provided by the legislature. The
governor, by an I with the advl to and con- ,
s.-nt of the senate, shall have p,?.v?.r t i
fill vacancies in the office of superintend?
ent of public ????'?.: ?: .'. the Kenato bo not
In session, he ::.>.y grant ? unm
which shall ::.:'?.? end of tho n st ?
sui coeding : n of 1 he sens te. ]
18 4. A superintendent or state prisons?
shall be appointed by tho governor hy and :
with the i ?;.,-? ? nt of the sen- I
ate, and h Id his i for i ve years, un
!<ha soon.r ri : - shall give senil?
ity In su? ii .? ? unt, mid - ?t h sui h s???
ties as shall bo recjuired by law for the
faithful discha i duties, he sha
hn ?" t ho nee. management
ti ml . tro! of state pi
? ?i.-li in <vs ns no? -:is! or n ay h ? ? iftei
bo ena ti ?1 ) ?? hail
, p i of th?
Tl ? ? n Of each
prison - ha II api i I r ofl
s ii !i pi Ison, ? v ; '
the approval of the same I
tendon; . : ? . r shall appoint
the clerks of the prisona The su
tondent Bha II have ;? II the pi wers at
Il t ho duties not Inconsistent here?
with, which were formerly had and per?
formed by th- insi.? rs of state prisons. I
The governor may remove the superintend?
ent for cause at any time, giving to him a j
cop* of the charges against hlin. and ar,
opportunity to bo heard In his defense.]
li 5. The lieutenant governor, speaker
of the assembly, secretary of state, comp?
troller, treasurer, attorney general and
state- engineer and surveyor shall b? com- :
n.isstohers of the land office. The lieu- -
tenant-governor, secretary of state, comp?
troller, treasurer and attorney.genera!
shall be the commissioners of the canal
fund. The canal board shall consist of the
commissli ners of the canal fund, th? stat?
engineer and surveyor and the superintend?
ent of public ivories. ]
[? 6. The powers and duties of th? re?
spective boai-ds, and of the several offi?
cers In this article mentioned, shall be]
such as now are or hereafter may b.- pre?
scribed by law. i
I 3 7. The treasurer may be suspended
from office by the governor, during the
'??'.??.s of the legislature, and until thirty
driyi after the coi enc ment if : h? next ?
session of the legislature, whenever It shall
appear to him * it such treasurer has. In
any particular, lolated his duty, The
it vorn?, r shall appoint a con ;
to discharge the duties of the office during
? u h su - nsion of t he I reasu ?
? 2. There shall ba the following civil
lei ???? '. its ??i t/ii state got ? < ? mt nt: i.
Executivi : 2, Audit and control; .,'. Taxation
and finance; ',, haw; 0, Stair; ?,?, Public
works; 7, Conservation; 8, Affricuifurd and
markets; 9, Lahor; m. Education; fi.
ti, .'.'? tal hygiene, charities and \
correction, IS, Public service; i ;. Banking;
15, I - ranee; '?;, Civil service, 17, Military
and naval affairs; fS, Arc/iifecfure.
S 3. .-i ' the ??? ssii n in. mcdioti foil
iption of this article the leg
shali rovide by la fot the appropriate c*
sipnment, to >akc effect not earlier than the
first dap of January, one thousand - ?ne I in
drcd and twenty-tt o, of all the civil adntin
e and i tive functions of tl state
. ? ? ten' *..- flu several departments in
this article provided. Subject to thi
ted in this consti < nf ion. the leg s -
la ? ty from Una to time ass gn by law
n powers and functions to departments, ?
officers, ?i tardi ? ' inucd or
. .-. ?t? under this constitution, and increase,]
odif i or di n ??? their powers a>nl func- ?
?:. No ?pecific grant of powef* herein to
a dept'.rttr.int shall prevent the ie?rislafure
from conferring additional powers upon .such
department. '.Vu ?It'll ..'?.-- " thffll bel
created hereafter ?>ut this shall >: t prevent!
ihr legislaturi from creating commissions for |
special purposes and othing utained . ? 'his
shall ?orient the legislature fron '
duc ? the number of departments as pro
i dpd for in this article by consolidt I
otlierwisi The elective statt tfflcers in office
at the timi tin's nrfii Is as
effect ? hall i ???'. i? i t office until t> e
? ?,/ ,.' the term for which they were ?.'???'
? d. ."> tiding :he .. ?ig n ? nt ??: the ?
? .. ,; , (f| ?- functii its by the
? suant to Un i of this
...... ?on, t! ??? ? ?'?' ? and du it ??' the several
dt parfn ntts, boards, : ind
note exist ?i?.' arc continued. Subject to liie
power of the legislature to reduce the number
-, ? ... rrs and duties at
.... i .,? ? -. - are ai ? i mt d to any de?
partment, the officers exercising such powers
shall continue i office in such department,
and their t? rm of office s/ia/i nui be shortened i
by SUt h aSSt m ?111 '
5 4. rile head of the department of audit
and control shall be the comptroller, and of
the department of law, the attorney general.
;:..,-, ;,[ ,.. - . ? . ?i i.'i s consti?
tution, the heads of all other departments
a nd tin mbers of all ' >a '.-?. < on mission s
an(l . ; ?cils an nil ?ii .i ,- filis article shall
In- appointed by tin governor by and with the
:,. ? ,, ..,.:? of the senate and may be
[ by tin . ? ? rnor. in a manner ,*o be
, cd bi Thi heads of the respec?
tive ii- pat Ititeiim of i id of agricul
l markets m '.at hygieni
; !. appointi d in a man?
ner to '?? -?:-? i" '-'?
? [8] 7? All [ices for the weighing, ,
ulling oi Inspecting
any merchandise-, produce, manufacture or:
commoditv whatever. are hereby abol?
ished; and no such oltlce shall hereafter be
cr?ai d by law; but nothing In this Bectlon
contained shall abrogate any office created
for tlie purpose of protecting tho public i
health or the interests of the state in its
property, revenue, t.?.is or purchases, or
of supplying tho people with correct
siai,.:.. rds ol ? ights md measures, or
si,ail pi nl ' . creatl n of any office
for such rm poses In real'ter.
5 i ?j ?; Appointments an-1 promotions
In th. ?ivil service i nd of all
? tic civil llv ions thi ? if, ncluding cities |
.,i ! . s shall be m id. ai cording to i
merit and lltness to be ascertained, so far
;,H practlci by examination, which, t>o
far as ;-:..? ?cable, Bhall be competitive; I
provided, liowi r, thai honorably dis-j
soldiers and sailors from the
army and navy of the United States In
the late civil war, who ere citizens and
residents of this state, Bhall be entitle.! to
preferenci in appointment and promotion
without regard to their standing on any
list from which such appointment or pro?
motion may be made. Laws shall be
made to provide for tho enforcement of
this section.
<j ". Resolved (if the Assembly concur).
That tho foregoing amendment be referred
t , the legislature to be chosen at the next
general election of senators, and In con?
formity with section one ? r ?rtl. :?? four?
teen ?ii tho constitution be published for
three months previous to the time of such
eli tion.
STATE OF NEW Y< IRK,
IN ?I'TNATE,
Apr. 2> 1920.
The foregoing resolution was duly
passed, a majority of all the Senators
elected voting ?Vi favor thereof.
By ordei of the Senate.
HAUL Y C. A'ALKER,
President.
STATE OP NEW YORK,
IN ASSEMBLY,
Apr. "4. 1920.
The foregoing resolution was duiy
passed, a majority of all the members
elected to the Assembly voting In favor
thereof.
By order of tho Assembly,
T ''. SWEET,
.?,n ?ilier.
STATE OF NEW V< RK, /
Offi ?? ? : he Seer. . ?., of Slate, , ? *- :
! havi T . d ic preceding . opy of
c m ui n T resolution wit 1?. I h ? original
ri solut on In thi? of.1 ??. and do
h.rtii that lie me is a correct
. transcript tii refrom a*ld of the whole
in? roof.
Given in.'.-r my h?n.; an i the Sea! of
of ' h. s.-. :. tarj ot tut, at
] [L. S.] tl if Albany, this lira
th year one thousand
iiim hundred and twenty.
FRANCIS M. lit.; ,,
relary of Slate.
NINE
Explanation?Matter in italic* la new;
matt? r m brackets [ ] is old law to be
omitted
STATE OF NEW YOLK.
i iffh - ol the Se retary of state
Albany, July 1. 1920.
Pursuant to tho | r. \ li Ions >?:'
? te. n .-ft!: nstlt
of the State ... and si ction two
five of tl Election Law.
:;- te following
five oi th.
titution of th. State of New Y'ork are
to ti ure to bi
if si n i tors In
nd day
(.; .Via ember, ni ndred twenty.
FRANCIS M HUGO,
?-'" reta i 'tat*.
AMENDMENT NUMBER NINE
and As
- ntS ' 0 Art!.'.?
Kiv.- of the Constitution, in relation to
state ..;;:, ers an I i. p u : ments.
; Section ! Resolved (?f the Assomblv
rhat art] five of the eonsti
. as follows:
LAWS OF NEW YORK
I 1. Th? [perretary of ?tat- i rnm_. "
1er, treaxurer. and i""ri.-y ,.?,n,? W"
state engin*?. hi,i surveyor] eh.? *
chosen ?f a (??n'e. ?, ..'?" "?
and piare, of eleri'ng th?, '.??' "">' ?
llo-tenant-govornor, ?H ?h?" v,,, ?r ?"'>
Office, tor the ?am? term. n. the n
a<d Krutmant-g'sirrT'or [two v..,. _____? '
d In ?"tlin two ?' this "'A ? T??
comptroller shall b. ?? '/?,<?-.*
? *?*_(
-
'
?
'
'
" ' ? ' '? ? ? .
' P . "
r
? ;
* - -*
ntl
: ,; ba ? - -,r._ ,* '
term t'.r wheh ho
nor ihni: he
.. ?
[No !??
state i ?
practical civil ?ng!ne*-.1 w *
;5 2 The first ? . ., ...
of ?Ute.
Kenf.rai -nd state -
_
. ? ? - .
?
?
-
. . .
? .'
;? . superlntei
'shall i,- .. 1 1
with the ad *
and ho
term of th g
?
; . _ ' v ,
be required 1
terlng upon ? -
thee.
??
?
.
contre
??
pended or re? r
ernor, whenever, in
lie interest shall so r
of 'he rep-.,.? ai of such su<,. -
works from office, - ?. , ( .
shall file with th? ?? ? ?' -
ent of ? he 1 a use of
and shall report such
cans? thereof to th?
The superii
ia.ll s
assistant superintendent?, ,
' ?. P: glall
for t hep ser-, 1 es
to be fixed by i_?. Thi
office for three years, sub _ ? ? .
sion or Removal by the su ?
? '
th? public interest sl'ai', s . s ? ,
' '
su. ci ' tit en lent st .
malndei f the
appointed, b:- the supei
but
. of any su
ent by him. he .-a'''.? , a' ?
governor, in writing, th
n n-. al All o! her : -
care and inag
cept collectors 1 ?
loparl ? ? i *ur
tendent of pub . t?
suspension ?/r removal b
Intendent of .
the duties of
si?)iiers and board of
? a now declared by law
? ? ! by the leg slat
ernor, b; and with the 1
Of th" senate, sitad l.a
cancles In the office
public works; if the sei
he may grant ?j
shall exi Ire ?? ' the ?
?
'54V- ? -- *eni
shall be
with the
< A h o 1 d h f s
less so mer removed
In su h .... ?. 1
as shall be 1
?
the Bui :
trol of state . ,
as no w e x is)
he sha'.', appoint ? ? ..??? ?
physicians nd 1
Tl e .-??.: and warden
siia'il appoint all '
prison, except the - ?'.?
approval of the same by the
int. Th? til*
clerks of the ?
shall have all 1 he powers
?'e du
which
by the inspeel
governor may rem
tor , aus- at a ?
....
?
i 5 .". The
of the assei
troller, treasurer
state engineer ind sui ?
missioner? ??f the
'.??nant -govern ir, secrets
troller, treasurer gene?!
shall be tho of I
fund. The canal
t he '??loners o f t h ? ?
state engineer and survi ' super?
intendent of put'
IS 6- The power? and duties of the re?
spective b .ltd -. . f the 1
In this article lent
a? now aro ur hei .
by law ]
[5 T. The treasurer ma. h? suspend*?!
from offi, ?? by l ?? - ??
f the i-r ' ?
?lavs after .he
of t !:?? legislature ? r It Jhsd
appear I him that su
irtlcular, ?? ? Th?
son to discharge the duties of t
during such s isp?
5 2. rhere v),,,;: ;.? the u ? '
partments m the ? I 1
? if? ; ?. .-t udit
;. finance ; 5 Lau . ... Stat? " /'?fi-'K?
works ; H, ? 'onset nation ; 9, ' '
mark, t.i; in Laboi . it K?
1-, Health: IS. Mental Hygiene
15, Correction . ." . Bank?
ing : /<, /., ?juran, e; 1 ?.
ifilitai v and ? i
5 " At the session imm
'lie adoption t tl
shall proi id.
signment, to falce ? "?? ? than I**
first day of lanuai
dri d and tu.enfj '.WO. of 1
istrative and ? ? '
govi rn ment, to i ? ? ?*
this ?i? tiefe pi ?? idi ?' Sub ? I
ontaim ,1 in tl - '?' ?'?.'?"
?ature may from tl ? ?? I ' r - '" '"'"
no,' pou-ers and -
officers, boards or commissions ntinued Vf
created under this
modify or diminish theii
tions. So specific grant of pom
department shall u r?vent
from conferring additional .-? -?? ??? '
department. So
created hereafter but tl
Die legislature fri ?
special purposes and nothing contain.
crtxcir shall f? evt ?if th?
drang the number ? .
vided for m this article, ?
uth, ro tse, .' .
flee at the time this art) ?d ta?u*t
effect shall continu? .1 I the 1 nd v
thr terms for which they were elected ?*"*"
my the assignment of ''?* ciiil admii
and i/i.-ulire fund ?- legislators
pursuant to thr directions ' this section, tss
powers and dut:,s t the ? roi JfpOT'
ments. boards, commis?.s and offices no*
existing are continued Sub ect to the pou er
of the legislature to ret I ? bar e
officers, when ihr powers ?i"?t
\ existing o;ic ore assigned to ?-' d.-pan
ment, the officers ? '",uJ_r
shall continue, m c?lce 111 such depart?4?*i
and their term of off.ee tha.l not be -Scrt
1 filed by such o^stynmtnl
} 4. rh? head of thr leparttne?* ?.'
? .Ittance shall be the treat
mt nt of audit and ' ptroW,
and of the do] artment of
? ? ; ept
this constitution, ?
partments and th- h"ar,Vi
,',11,1,1. usions and
article lilted P
, by and wit the adi ? e and
senate and
In a niai.?.? !u b' \,rescribed
heads of the 1
. .nd of agrii ?.'f.. r? .???.i
tal hyt .
appointed in a manne) ribsa n
i ?aie
I [8] j. All office? for the
', gauging, measuring, ruding 01 in *
I any merchandise, produce, 1 laoufactw?
or commodity wrhatevei _r- hereby *J*"*
, Ished. and no such ofi ''I',
\ be carried by law; but nothing in **?'
, Boctiun contained shall abrogate an> ?"'?r
i created for the purpose ??f .
t public health or the Interest? of th* st?.*
in Its property, revenue, tu?s 01 purch****
..?r of supplying the : ?
i standards of weight? ,... i
shall prevent th? - " ?
tor su.'h pa ? after
i [9j 6 Appointment? uni
the i- Ivll s?-t-v ice ,.f the ?ta ? "t ? '
IsloO? t ).? i .
ind villages, shall b. uns r '*
! merit und ri-tics? to be ' "
as pi exan
? as practl -an:.', ?hall ?? tlttv?; .'?_
vlded, however, that h
soldler? ?nd sail ? l
navy of the ' the lat? clv?l
war. who are cttlzi '--1,
state, shail be entitled to pi ferenc?
?>
! appointm. nt an.,
j gard to th?lr standing ?'ii an)
?which such appointment or pi
' , ?. - ?hail b? ni-?l? *?
I provide .'? - tho ?-? I - s? etH*
} 2 L.--? -i.-l . if the '.-?? :
That tho foreguiilii siio .1 1 :....-nt <>?? ei

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