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E s -, |Becretary of State,. Albany, August 1, 1916 -Pur- day of August, in the year of our Lord,,one thou- sorve: as now fxéd by law, shall be forever g R 4. A.“ d: h_e.was “Wm-t\ collapse glgain .euant to the provisions flung; lotu- of article of State. ~ sand. nine hrandred and Abwteen, \[L S] FRAN- kept as wild forest lands, They shall mot be may bo issue<1 in any one yer in exces Q j ; m 3 upon-tho.sands when,. withoutiM@FMING, [seven of the constitution of the state of New AMENDMENT NUIBENLO NE _ CIS M. HUGO, Secretary of State. leased, sold or exchanged, or bebtaken by, any the (limitationss herein comtained.shall rao% cxoce k | \ 'he found the woman had: nroved to 'his | York, section two hundred and nincty-Gve of. the “0°an Resolution -ofithe Smate and Assom: --- corporation, public or private, mor the one- stonth of one pe centum ol the .as - a 2 be \side and . caught his hand Almost Election Law, and section six of chapter fiveshun- |. y proposing an: atm<nat to section six of timber thereon be sold, femoved orsdcstmyed val ustion df tThe feal state of mid olty : R YhAt7 4 'dred and sixty-nine of the daws of ninetegnshun- article one of the consstilution; ira relation to; FOUR Nothing contained in tlie section shall prevent to tation. Ior «all this section be. construgd. J | Se es r0y1ng ] (§, | brusauely,, paSSms his arm across. her, (dred and sixteen, notice is hereby given that WSWS Of indictment and tril by juny in certain EXPLANATION.--MATYVER IN IMTALICS I9 NEW; the state from constructing a etate. i to pment thrs imsue (f bonds to provide fh, t (f iy | shoulders, so that she recetved{no little Lchapter five hundred and sixty-nine of the laws S Lull MATTER EN BRACKETS [ ] IS OLD MATIER from Reromdc Lake in FrankHwcountyso Long the supply of water but #he torm of the bond¢ t a \P o> ' * fio o; his Wélght, of ninateen hundred and sixteen, of which the | “Satanifniblz “Resrlved 301 the ‘Semte concur), TO BE OMEPTED. Lake in EHaniiton.county amd thendo'to; Old fesuwei to p‘rusviflny ie the sum-1: of wasa dy . y hey am I 8d ' \Oh I say- 1\ R test (If! bt ' following is & copy, will be submitted to the . h at section six of artioZe e ofthe constitutjon'| STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF The Forge in Herkimer county by way offing“; exaren d we wmitution of mmhzednessv‘flxed‘ , opus n e 4 IW: e protested{fe@Dly: |. people for the purpose of voting thereon .at the Hmefldet] to read as fox¥lyws: Secretary of State, Albany, August 1, 116 -Pur- Mountain Take and | beray shall mot cuceed twenty ytars, ind q L ~- T ' \'Don't say anything,\ she implied, next general élection in this state, to be held 1:6. [No person.aball to heldito answer for a | muant to the provimons of section one of article [But the} The legislature may by>ygenemal i sim:cuby fund shi} le ersatel on the Issuing . ' Re shortly. \I'm very strong--quite an“, 'on the seventh- day of November, nineteen hun- rm“ or otherwise infamous curine (el¥xcept fourteen of the Constitution of tho State of New laws provide dor the use of not éxceeciag three of- them 1 bovnds for their re lempfion, by ais; © [ By. LOUIS‘JOBeph Vance to hel dred and sixteen. FRANCIS M. HUGO, Secretary n cases of imnewhment, and in cases of militia |. York, and section two hundred nintty-five of the per centum of such¢lands for the comstruction , ings atoal ; w sum whic. sl produce gn N . : i A \ | to help you to the boat. Please don't of State. * . when in actual service, and tho land and naval) Election Low, notice is hersby given that the and inaintenance of reservoirs for . municipal | Atmsout equal to the gua of the primetpd and ©) Author of o ,consuler me at all; just-see Iffiwe can't AN CHAPTER 569. I forces in time of war, or which thiis state may following proposed amendzment to article seen water supply, for the canals of , thedatate and inter' o* sa%d bord: at othr rmatierdry, AJ y manage this way.\ ACT making provision for issuing bonds to keep with the consent . ol in- time of of the Constftutron of the state of New York to regulate the dow : of streams. Such resom Cortifntes of Indobedniess cro reveerue hond¥. ° € L “The Pool gimme, i H . _| 20. the amount of not to exceed ten million dollars peace, and in cases of . melt lmcomay, under the is referved to the. Leglslatuwre to be chown at tie voirs shall bo constructed, ownedvands ontrolled ! dom re! In n\\<“3'i'rfll ct the collection of axe? } al \The Bronze Bell,\ \The Black e endfuvgxed to withdraw his:farto, | Tor the acquisition of lands for state park pur- . regulation of the legislazturi{) 1, no person shall next general election of Bematora in this state to by the state, but such work shall under | Whaichsr rst oreured within fre sears after theis 5) p 54 P i \| am effort\refiGered futile by/her, cool, P95®® and providing for a submission of the be held sodansier for avrpésl. or ofhermwist be held on the seventh day of November, 1918 taken until after the boundares:end\ high flow | dated.. meee, air d Los ts .ced t» provide for the \-> a $l Ba]. The Brass Bowl.\ 1 firm, g’r’asp‘onfhis fingers. mfrnioeltfixiirfleb‘:hzfdvzegthozurutmt'}? flnlaznogs crimle1qnlefii ondplmsezttnent or indict FRANCIS M. HCGO, Secretary of State. lims thereof shall have been. scourately sut z gjpplv of watesr, an' any debt Mreafter menu-ed, , - t. Pome . : Gowie [B | ar » \ l * ment of a grand jurgl, send]. Atg.,por8 On may, ~ AMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR. veyed and fixed, and after publicinatice, hearing ; bY at; Porton or part of a city, if there shill % *| (M) o) Pléase!\ she snifl—not‘altmgether teen hundred andrsixtcen, |. n Rowever, in thomanner prsorite@ by baw after Concurrent Resolution of the Benste and Assem- and determination that such. lands ture requigcd | be ay such «elt, abs! be jn-luded th ascataihs - , I « - I '| patiently. Became a law May 15,1016. with the approval emml‘rfatian or oonmiir‘nm by a magistrate, bly proposing an amendment to stticle seven of (¢t such public use. The. expense lof any euch | the powasr of ths city to become otherwisg ._ ' i ___ Copyrighs, by Louis Josoph Vance | He eyed her askance. 'Therewas in Mtthe Governor. Passed, threc-fiftha\beinig= pres- waire sersiaiby.hirge on a chard® the constitution, in relation to the contracing .| improvements shall be apportioned » on- the publ: | inranked. aurept tit detits forirred. by (thel BAL e: Continued from Wednesday, SePt. 6) tnrs incredible situation} ertein pi ent. L ofrfetony puntshable'ly niferectbing floe years' of debts by the stats. and private property and mubicipalities bene- aty [of New York] of the first close ° cone . sal . . t (a C n pi- The People of the State of New York,. represent- imprisonment, all, subsergunt procesdings being Reso! fited b f, the benefite, received An aft er 'o dus *~ Tanu«s, nineteen hub» A little distance from him the other quancy, defifitely provocdtive, tran- *d in Senate and Assembly, do enact rmafollows: had by: information: bo aefipaador court. of ThSorctionfll. {Emwl'd‘nI the Assimbly concur), Zeh to the enfiuo b e t mare t thy Hed ad fom and abre\ by 20 wig | : . no hin L y * * * N . K rmat y-on a o at sections four and eleven of article seven of such reservoir sl always be operated by the | © & And 607 by 4 mart was‘picklng himself UB: npparentA scending the claims his injury, reade msdeiténel‘tls’fis:rfieifgkkgrxfiggmmézmfinxr onlminaDfurisdiotion or afuligoor \ justicothere the constitution be amended to read as foliows state and the legislature shall provide for a , 9f threrond Cosa sher t> drt day of Jene dy “mu“ but completely surfeited, upon bis interest. for the state in an amount not to exczed tan- million do!e of. ld any. “Ii“ In army court shacterer the par. §4. Except the debts epecified in sections two charge upon the property and? municipalities I uay y. bun Ins ane migh. and dot lis (Without delay, with not even so much g 'a, & 22 ty accusedsstfailbe allowed to qpmear and dofend and thre of this article, no dobts shall be benefited for a reasonable return the state by arey cin of othe third clas after first ti he had thi lars, which bonds shail be sold by the stat d | l i. a, glance at Whitaker, he staggered me he had seen: this wonsan, the proceeds thereoln M3 510m a etmste 3: Pg: ' in-person and with. cowsnil; as In\ olvil actions. nererfter contracted by or in behalf of upon the valte of the fights andproperty of | the fm day. of Jarmir. inne sen haamadred and # p th’ tled i and from a distance had, thought her .., lad to much thereof as mnyebf‘ necesaaty No person shall be subjed@tobe twice put in| this state, unless. such debt shall be au- the state usel and the sories» of the pteto | ter», to for tre enappi of wate, shall < o 0 r a, few paces, then settled into Gesirable; now, within vtweélve hoUrs, | expended for the acquisition of lands for state deopardy for thesame ofimme; now shall he be thorized by law, for som: sile work or object, rendeted, which shail be fixed for' terms off not , 10% beso ald except farther. that any pr a hes? y, lumbering trot westward. he found himself with' an arm) round PK purpors as hereinafter provided. Such bonds compelled in@any crimizza/case to be & witnest to he distimetly specified thereim(, and such]. exceeding ten years abd be readjustable at the | detst dnewn«1 by the aty. of New | rg Mons G beach. Ho.did not wish the h XI when issued shall be exempt from taxation. against himsdit; nor be doprived of life, liberty Ao such debt hereafter authorised shall be con- ead of any term. conditions. shall York br a pazble 1ogpr>vesnent wned or to be (' 5 womanuq .récugnize Hite; therofore ha er neck : ® § 2. Sale; interest; tax to pay; sinking fund. °\ PYOPE!S without dare proms of law; nor} tracted for a period longer then thot of the not be created or continued by any suchipublic I ow mel by the cits, «hich pisds to the cit)? [ to Rinjgel ' { - And then suddenly she turned her | The comptroller is hereby-directed to cause to be shall private property Be taken for public ust | prohable fe of the work or objct for which | works. A violation of any ef the prowigions of | Curve net re-vemic, aro making any necessary ~. a ar FMS ”wag pisclf (mt of hor way, head and intércopted bistwhole-hearted | Prepared the bonds of this state to an amount without . just. compensation. the debt is go be contracted to bo determined by this section may be restrained at the sult of the | for wepsita and rmeintenance for which |, hj el For she was appnoficInng. t P th t 'not to-exceed ten million dollars, said bonds tof § &. Resoifved (Fl the Suite «ncrur) That. the general laws, which determination ehall be con- people, or with the consent of the- supreme court the oly is lizble, in excess of the iriterest ofr |; 4-1: ee VWhen'Whitaker caught sight of I stare. For a thought wonder @lM- pear interest at the rate of not to exceed four amendnient bem mlerrel to the legisla: cJusipe, nor for more theis fifty yours from fhe in appellate division, om notice to the attorney S@l«4 Wht and of the anrvaal instalmezits ;. $7. ue ght of BCM mered in the violet eyes; then they aod one-half per centum per annum, which in- ture to be chosen at the» trst genewal election of gimg of the contracting f such delt. A debt general at the sult of any citizen rary bro its aamortirations mav be. ex eluded. in ho > F She was already close at Wind. Sho gashed disconcertingly; finally they terest shall be payable somi-annually in the city senators, and in conformnity with secfion one of Rerceffer contracted by the state, pursuant to an $2. Resclyed (f the Assembly concur), Trat } AScreruiming power of said citv to» becomé € became utterly, cold {i {disdainful of New York. Said bonds shall be issued for a | Article fourteen of the womfitution, be published | qoghopizatéon Rercafter made, and each portion | the foregoing amendment be referred to the leew ; Cthreris indeBted, previded that a fun by. , an sdamn£u term of fifty years from their respective dates of for three months previeou to the time of such of any suoh debt from time to fimg so contract- lature to be chosen at. the next general i for is amort eal) have been e—tnblished \At ' then found that chap watching you-\ t I vloction to be Wold in wo. Blection Law, notice 4a hereby riven that the of arthie f. een of the constitution be pub- lof article ' eight 0% the Constitution of thesstere | Ire rooms Monday, Friday and- Sature\ a ht]! That startled her. \How do you converse while in Faction, so she had 1x12? If“ 5m?“ “Eris 23d 3x30“? m1: 13:3. following proposed ameendmont to article six Of jighed fr : >> months previous to the time of 2 of New York, is reforred t. the Logtslature to be | day of sach week: aturga evenin | ¥ oug y mber, nincteen o «gta y y evoningag. | | m tchi q» plenty of opportunity to make up her lots 'to be furnished for the use of the voters the Constitution @ the site: of New York {9 T€ guch election | chosen at the-pext general Senators in i urtl 9 ock PHONE 33m at the hy Carny. fo, hace what he seemed PMH tbout Bim: iis The winlmin a min tame be o es eved to te a be deen at do meat Rate a Now Yorke In Sente is, ine ~ | thn state to be held on the ceventh dar ot Nt, : . -All- 1 3 h £001 ol an as sta o i The fore ng resolution was dul saed, a toa: Tember, . crotary o ini inin - 1 while t! to be doing.\ If her eyes were a reliable index, form prescribed by the clection law and the held on the seventh dip of November 191%. sutey of ait the Senators. elected: “Stain“ in favor | State. ‘c—cm..4-.......m..m...«....-..'«-,,...‘;.em~a e doing. he found hi t least fnt { proposition or question to be submitted shall be - . jority o 1 a , : ue she found him at least interesting. At] PT ; ._, FRANCTS M. HUGO, Se-cmary of State. order of the Sente, E. R. BROWN AMENDMENT NUMBERJSEVEN d ome pii She shook her head. \You must be ° printed thereon in substantially the following thereat By ord a » P | 4 . i i, * R times their expression was enigna@tic form, nemely: \Shall chapter (here insert the AMBENDNENT NUIBEN TEIREE. 'Temporary Proaldent | Concurrent Resolution of the Senaté and Assem- | BREEZES R r one pi: m‘StaEken' beyond any reading. Again they mumber of the chapter) of the laws of nineteen Concurrent flleuflg‘n i the Sinate and Assem- Slate of New York. In Assembly. April 17, 1916. bly proposing 'an amendment te ssection ten of | INE BATHING 'Daresay. I generally am when I & 1 hundred and sixteen, entitled 'An act malsing bl\ Proposing an amehe@ment toargicle six of the ; -The foregoing resolution was July passed, a Mlicle eight,of the constifutien, Tim relation to (lx l nooth; ad: ; 3, Seeme openly perplexed. At all s . N constitution, in relations to rales amnd statutes af- ' i limitation. offindebteriness of alties.\ i k; GOOD FISE’UNG I jump at conclusions, Anyway, he didn't , . provision for fesuing bonds to the amount ol IL the members elected to the As - : - times they were warily regardful. ORC® pop 4 d t illion doHare for the acquisi- practice, plead€ug and procedure In the j roajority of a e mem o ths Bection 1. Resolted (if the Assembly concur), & alt and Ict like it much when I called him out of he sigh ® exosed ten mi cedes Courts membly voting in favor thereof By order of the 'That section ten of article sight of, tho const | & C she sighed quietly with a passing 100K tion of lands for state park purposes, and pre- U\® | a y o € + \\u X E1 be f d at d ; hil g h ; T 16 o Assembly. THADDEUS C_ SWEET, Speer. . # May a¥l be found at an eggs, on: s name. I gathered, in fact that 19 or sadness of which he was wholly YHding for a submission of the same to the poaple @ection 1. Resolved «il the Assembly, comenr), . o weew ¥en tution be amended to read.as follows., | & bo .was considerably put out. Silly, wash't id to be voted upon at the general election to be That article six of the castitinoan be amended State of New York, Ofice of the Secretwy of . §10, No cognty, city. 1mm or shall | moumi Assem bly Point or butter, ont it?\ unaware. . . held in the year nineteen hundred and sixteon' bY Adding thereto a mew sootim, to be rection State, ssc I have compared the preceding CODY | hereafter give \any , money or property, or loan g lake CGGeorge. i \Odd-about that fellow,\ he ob» be a??? * twenty-four, to read as follows: of concurrenst resolution with the original concur- its money or credit #o- or 'intaid ; ofany: fudi- i E . , one hal \Rather!\ she agreed gravely. ' approve 4. The Ibgistatures n e from vent resolution on fle in this efice, and 'I do yig We ame selling Io a b <G \ { € E Y served during a halt.\ \I was sure he State of New York, Ofice of the Secretary af § 24. Ths Itgisia ay deegrate from #ime | 3 f, . ual, association or. corporation, or become € & very, ites of th For 'a moment or two they eyed one Lunt » State, I have compared .the preceding with (0 lime to connention«s o) gislioes of the au , hettby certify that the same is a correct tran- directly or indirectly' the owner < of\ stock . in. mason=able prices. Buy now $ other i A Hbatear a was Drummond-until I saw- th rid 11 fle in this ofice, and do PrOM® court or of etbe and attorneys 3°pt therefrom, and of the whole thereof. Given or bonds of, any association or corporation; nor mixed wit another in silence, Whitaker wonder \Drummond !\ Mia\ fieflhfflflm I8 a comect tran. af las. to Dr organise in samh szianner as the ; Onder my hand and the seal of ofice ol tvs Sec. | shall any such county, city, town. or. vilage be and lise longer by spending i de ing just how much of a fool she WAS of mine You don't mphthmfizmmdwmm diol | legislature «hall promed: the peswsr in make | of State at the city of Albany, this frst allowed to incur anv indrbteduessy.except for part oof the wrear at Lake g powde! thinking him and dubiously consider- ,, 1 k ' b * d, do under myshand- und'therseal of office of the Seo. Ulrs goveriting the pkading and pro. day of Augnst, in the year of our Load, one theu- l county, city. town or village , purposes This & Gleorge=. See Ma and\ Pri all to maki ing various expedients to ingratiate ;.\ chance know Drummond, 40 \TSS Tf giat at the city of Albany, this first codure in fhe courts of the steete, dncluding sond mine hundred and sixteen. [L. 8] FRAN ' gection shall not provent such county, clty, town § EC P: ce 1 has beet himself, ° you? day of August, in the year one thousand nine ai mde statzites 21 , | C16 M. HUGO, Secretary of State. or village from making such.provision-for the , § list at our office. I as H \I don' R \I've heard the name.\ w hundred: and sixteen. [L. S.] FRANCIS 31 PIC® 10 or sipecitle Miter 4 o , ald or support of its poor as may be authorized XX r roll, cu! f on't seem to think of anything |. \You must bave. Supposed to have HUGO, Secretary of Strte. ul not less a.” ing hrll bot {Tmm Z.\ rms by law. No county or city shall be allowed & ~ f useful to say,\ he ventured; \Can you * PD < FORM FOR SUBMISSION OF PRoPosTTTON wf any such conventiora shill be yom ces.of the EXPLASATION-MATTER IX TTALIC§ is yew, - (0 become indebted for any purpose or in any k,» A“ “so help me out? Unless yod‘d be inter committed suicide--jumped off Wash- NUMBER ONE. supreme court. ._ , HAPTER IN BRACKETS [ IB OLD M A'IE‘ER manner to an amount which, including existing 3: l A N & BAYLE C0. ington bridge a week before hé was to Shall chapter five hundred and sixty-nine of the § 2. Resolved (if the Awernbly emcur, That 1 indebtedness, shall exceed ten per centum of the 4\ - 10 nation emmm rms. - Catie then wr notin nytas maar nene rns . . : . T* meg rrr iC tar wee couse riprominnce recess solicitous and sympathetic. nas | the legislature shail haese pow to prosile the offeriese than in equol onnutl «instalments, , i . + is x l Or ought I to prove my human intellf.| tertoination and award of damages for €uch , poner in which and th time ond pléc@ @t impo. and provide for the collection of a direct , 208 l6@%, sain or other dispout on of ans 4) onefermy hamd and the geal of ne o# the See m Oh, not much,\ Whitaker replied and appropriation, or by one or more of such : P , | shall be applied to the impretoment. superin | bs eat ; gence by assuming on logical §FOUNGS methods as the legislature may provide; but no | which absent cleectus mip vote. and fot! annyal tax to pay and smiffcient to pay the in- , CC \ \ pet on af fiat o at the erty oof AJbany. this first , } in a tone more of hope than of assur- y | the return and canvass of tur votes In the creased or altered Interest on sich debt as it p or ftpair of the portions of of Augmat . in the yoor of our Lord, one thot» © k | 14, trembled that drew her beach cloik close about her. She seemed to make On his part, Whitaker tried to get up. A keen twinge in his aikle, how- ever, wrung an involuntary grunt from him, and with a wry grimace he sank 'back. \Oh!\ cried the woman, impulsively, \You're hurt!\ She advanced &A pace, 'ance. He felt tenderly of the injured member. \Only my ankle-twisted it a few days ago, and now again. It'll be all right in a moment or two.\ Her gaze traveled from him to the edge of the bluff. \I didn't see-I mean, I heard some- tion of the ankle hadu't proved greatly encouraging. ~. But IL-ah-how did it happen?\ \A mere misunderstanding,\ he said lightly. ,\I mistook the gentleman for I knew, He resented\ it, so we started to scrap like a couple of 'schoolboys. Then . . . I wish to heaven it had been his leg instead of mine !\ led with th 1 | retery of State at the - clty of \ibany, this fltst | geyon, of cf any law enacted In pursuance thereof | ' € a I ny 2 Mt . \But still I hardly understana , , » | Presenty she reappeareq, dragging an {Eidigfilyffiffffiffmprimé oice tile to \a | day of August, in the year of oir Tord, one thou | 'The 'Zepisfature shall annually as the same | C M HMV3O. Secretary of State 32516612}: fs dhs vrether glasses would \Well £ 3 . \.; _ | eight-foot pole. He rose on one foot conveyance of the lands yurchaeed «sand nine hundred and | thiren. [%. §. ] FRAN | fall Bue provide by direct tax, appripria- cc sprex R | 'Well, you see, I-ah-I'm visiting ' i CTS M. f[FQO, Secretary of Rtate. . tian or both for the pagptent of the interest | EXPLANATION - MATPER IN 1TALICS 18 YEw, . Bring vexur child Ember-the cottage next to yours, I believe,. That is, if I'm not mistaken, you have the Fiske place?\ She nodded. \And so, this morning, it struck me as a fine young idea to swim over here and \have a look at the beach. And ested to know my name's Whitaker-- sons # Lort-\they thing, and turned, and saw you trying!} grow-crutches-on thin ' neck of, land?\ \Well?\ she demanded in a, frigld voice. He looked away in complete confu- sion, and felt his face burning‘to the temples, \I beg your pardon,\ hemumbled un- happily. He essayed to walk. - Twenty feet and more of treacherous, dry, yielding sand separated them;from the flight of steps that ascended the blu. It proved no easy journey. The stairway accomplished, he limped to a wooden seat and sat down with much grim decision in his man- ner. But he mustered a smile to meet her look of concern, and shook his head. \Thus far and no farther,\ \Oh but you must not be stubborn!\ \I mean to be-horrid stubborn. In fact, I don't mind warning you that there's a famous strain of mule in the Whitaker make-up.\ She was, however, not to be divert- \Ember seemed to be laboring under the misapprehension that the Fiske \Has he gone back to town!?\ \Business called him. At least such was the plausible excuse he advanced for depriving himself of my exclusive society.\ \I see,\ she nodded--\I see . . .\ +- \But aren't you going to tell me? that you're Miss Fiske?\ \If you please,\ she murmured, her iintent gaze seeking the distances of the sear 1 \Then that's settled,\ be pursued in taccents of satisfaction. \You are Miss |Flske—Christian name at present un- | Iknown to deponent. And we are neigh- mean to do, since yoxKrefuse my help.\ \I mean,\ he asserted cheerfully, \to sit here until some kind-hearted person fetches me a stick to serve as emergen- cy staff, Then I shall make shift to hobble to your moter boat and thank you very kindly for ferrying me home.\ She shook her head in dainty annoy- ance, then, light-footed, darted from sight round the side of the bathhouse. and testEd the staff with his weight. \*'Twill do,\ he decided. \And thank you very much.\ But sven with its aid, his progress toward the boat necessarily consumed a tedious time. It was impossible to favor the injured foot 'to .any great ex- tent, He made little or no attempt to B y THE GLENS FALLS TIMES AND i SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3 PROPOSITION NUMBER ONE. 'BTATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE, issue, and shall be sold for not less than par. The comptroller ds heroby charged-with the duty of selling said bonds to the highest bidder after advertising for a pericd of twenty consecutive days, Sundays excepted, in at least two 'daily newspapers printed in the city of New York and one in the city of Albany, Advertisoments shall contain a provision to the effect that the comp troller, in his discretion, may reject any or aK bide made in pursuance of said advertisements, mnd, in the event of such rejection, the comp- troller is authorized to readvertise for bids in the form and manner above described as many times as in his judgment may be necessary to effect a satisfactory sale. Said bonds shall be sold in such lots and at such times as may be required for the purpose of making partial or final payments in accordance with the provistons | of this act. There is hereby imposed a direct annual tax\at the rate of cight thousand cight hundred and sixty-five dollars and fiity cents to- gether with interest on the debt for each one million dollars of bonds issued, to provide for a sinking fund for the redemption of the said bonds, together with the interest thereon. The tax imposed, as herein provided, shall be assess ed, levied and collected in the manner prescribed by law and shall be paid by the several county treasurers into the treasury of the state,. The proceeds of such tax shall be invested by the comptroller in securities in which he is author- ized by law to invest the trust and sinking tion or appropriations therefrom by the legis- lature, shall be applicable to the acquisition of the forest preserve. Such moneys shall be ex: pended and lands acquired under the direction of the conservation commission by and with the rdvice and consent of the commissioners of the land office. Such lands may be acquired in such manner as the legislature shall provide, which may be either by purchase, by condemnation or by entry and appropriation with submission to the court of claims or supreme court for the de: proceedings shall be instituted by condemnation or by entry and appropriation unless provision be made by law for fling the written consent thereto of the commissioners of tho land office with the county clerk of each county in which lands proposed to be taken are situated. Sub- ject to the filing of such consent, any such pro- ceeding shall be conducted by and in the name of the conservsiion commission; provided, how- ever, that if any other board, officer or commis mission. The moneys realized from such bonds, after appropriation by the legislature, shall be available for payment of me purchase price, where lands are acquired by contract, and for the payment of judgments and awards in case of proceedings by condemnation or by entry and appropriation. No moreys shall be paid out un« der this section for the acquisition of lands by contract except upon the warrant and andit of the comptroller, after submission to him of vouchers therefor approved by the conservation commission and by the conumissionars of the § 5. Tho term \lands\ as used in this act includes the improvements thereon, if any. All lands acquired under this act shall be for the use of all the people. 4 6. Submission of law to people. This law shall not take efect until it shall at a general election have been gubmitted to the people and have received a majority of all the votes cast for and against it at such election; end the same shall be submitted to the people of this laws of ninsteen 'bundred and elxteen, entitled I I + or her absonee from mxich elector district, and ' f | at chosen at the next gen-eril electioan of fenators in this state to be helc® on thewe-venth diy of Novemhar, 1916. 'FRANTCNL HUGO, Secrétary . election. State of New York, It= Asembly, . April 5, 1916. -This bill was duly peased, a nzajority of all the members eleoted to- th Asmbly voting in favor thereof, three-fifthss being present. By order of the Assembly, THADL®EUS C. BWPTERT, Speaker, Btate of New York, Em mats; Apnl 20, 1916. --This bill was duly passel, a nejority of all the Senators elected voting In faver thereof, three fifths being present. y order of the fmate, EDWARD SCHOENECK, President. State of New York, Ofle of the Secretary of Etate, ss.: I have command the pereceding cop» of concurrent resolution with the original concur rent resolution on fle in this fice, and I do hereby certify that the sime Is @ correct tran script therefrom, and of the whale thereof. Given under my hand and the ail of oce of the See: retary of State at the «city of Albany, this first day of August, in the geearel (out L-ond, one thou sand nine hundred and siseen. (L. 8 ] FRAN CIB M. HUGO, Secretarz of State. T0. EXPLANATION-MATIEAR IN JTALICY 18 NEW; MATTER IN ]13 «OLD MATTER TO BE OMITIED STATE oP New yom orrECr or THE Becretary of State, Alba my, Augut 1. 1910. -Pur evant to the provisions of section one of article fourteen of the Constitiz tim of the State of New election in the electf<on district of which he or she shall at tne tirzio be a resident, and not ' of the people, prozidec® hncewr Zhat a citizen by marriage shall hare brea an dnha.bitant of the United Btatea for fis years; and provided that in time of war mo dlector in the actual military service of the suite, of of the Lnited States, in the army oz myy theref, shall be deprived of bis or hear wte by reason of his election districts in wivich ther regiectiely ore 59 Resolved (if the Smte omeur), That the foregoing amendment bee nfermd to the segisla- © ture to be chosen at the wat general election of senators, and in conformiy with section one of article fourteen of the eontltutlore, be. published | for three months prefeoi to the time ( such election. State of New York, Is Agsmbly, March 14 State of Now York. Izz Smate, Agoril 10, 1016. - This bill was duly pasesed; a majority of all the Senators elected votingc in favor thereof, three- fifths being present. By ordm of the Senate, EDWARD 8CHORNFCE , Prsfdent. State of New York, <Ofke ol thee Secretary of Blate, st.: of concurrent resolutions with. the original concur rent resolution on file in this offi, hereby certify that the ame is & correct trin geript therefrom, and of\ the whole: thereo! Given ' under my hand and the wil ef fice of tre Sec- i TEXREE EXPLANATION-NMATIER IN ITATICS IS NEW BTATE QF NEW W ORK, Of THE Secretary of State, Albezny, August 1, 1914 ~Pur suant to the provisions: of section one of article fourteen of the Constiteation of the State of New York, and section two Thurired nitzety five of the the foregoing amendment be to the ender my hand'and the- seal of «ofice. of the Sec- retary of State at the city of Albany, this first ed, may, if provided by the low authorizing auch debt,. be paid in oqual annual instalments, the forst of which be poy able not morethan one year, and the last of which shall be payable not more than fifty years, after such debt or por: tion thereof shall hare bes contracted. Such law shall ff # authorise the contracting of a debt payable ofkerkise than in equal annual in- etalments impose and provide for the colection of a direct annual tax to pay, and sufcient to pay, the iriterest on such debt as it falls due, and also to pry and discharge the principil of such debt within fifty years from the time of the contracting thereof. No [such] law author- $4. The lands of tha state, now owned or I hereafter acquired, constituting < the«iforest . pre- of renators and in conformity with section one of article fourteen of the constitution be pub lished for three months previous to the time of such election. State of New York, In Senate, Feb 8, 1916 The foregoing resution was d !; passed, a ira | jority of all 'he Senators elected voting in favor | thereof. Bv order of the Renate, EDWARD ' SCHOENECKH, President State of New York, In Asembis. March 21, 1916 -The foregoing reschution was duly passed. a ma jority of all the members elected 'o {ne Assembly voting in favor, therecf By order of the Assem bly, THADDEUS C SWEBT, Speaker Btate of New York, Ofice ef the Secretary of ! ising the contracting of @ debt pwrswant to this section shall take effect until it shall, at a gen eral election, have been mubmitred to the people. and have received a majority of all the votes cast for and against it at such electron. On the the question shall be teken by ayes to be duly. emtersd. on the journals ''Khall this bill pass, legislature, and noes, thereof, and shall be; the peopie?\\ The leflislmrn miy at any time, after the approval of such law by the people, «if no debt shall have been in pursuance thomof, repeal the same: and may at any time, by law, forbid the contracting of any further debt or hability under such law, but the tax, I have compared the preceding eopy : anl I do | ! the debt and liability which may have been con ture shall reduce the tax to an amount eg 1 to the accruing interest on such debt The legisl a i ben or may be authorized purmant *> the pro- visions of this section, op- upon any part ef such «lebt, provided, however, that the rate of inter j est shall not be altered upon ars part of such Gebt or upon anv bond or other idence tnereof, belote such alteration. In case the legislature in falls due and also to pay and discharge the principal of such debt within fifty years from tho time of the contracting therecd, and shall ' appropriate annually to the «inking fund mneve l in amount anfident to pay mich interest and pay and discharge the principal of sich dabt when | it shall become d .e and payable. + §11. The legisistere may appropmhito out of any funds in the treasury, moners to pav the psy and discharge the principal of anv debt Inretofor or beraafter createl under: secgon dour of article, seven of the constitution until the came qhnlf be wholiv paid, and the primeips! and ineeme of such aimking fund shall be applied to i the purpose for which savl sinking tund is created and to no ether: purpose whatever, and, ! in the avent such moneys so art sport in any f«al year be suffment to provide such sinking > fund, a direct annsal tax for sich vear need not be impysed and collerted, as- regimired by the provisions of said section four of article | mpon and. instaimenta of principal of all drbts created An behalf of the state, paydble in an- [ nual dnstaZmagts, pursuant to section four of ' article secen, or of any law enacted in pursu- ance thereof. $2. Resolved (if the Assembly concur). That the foregoing amendment be referred. to the legis lature to be chosen at the next general election of senators atl in eenformity with section one TO BE OMITTED f@nal passige of such biH- in either house of the | and ought the same to receive the - sanction of | if any, imposed by such act, in proportion to { which has been, or shall be created or issued i crease the rate of interest wpon amy euch debt, . or part thereof, it shall, ¢f*such debt be payable . accruing interst and principal of any debt here- | | State, ss.: 1 have compared the preceding copy ' of concurrent resolution with the orginal concur rent resclutien on fle in t's Ge and I 4s , hereby certify that the same is a tran script therefrom, and of the wh 'e three! Civea unser my Land and the seal of oB s ef theone | retary of State st the cltv ef A' any, to's) first ; day of August, in the year of our Lord. one thei sand nine hundred and sixteen [L. S ] 1RAN C18 M. HUGO, Secretary of State SIX EXPLANATION-MATTER IN ITALICsS IS NEW, MATTER IN BRACKETS [ J IS oD MATTHR TO BE OMITTED STAT. OF NEW york. OFFICE of Tat The prohibition I of lease. sale cr other disposition herein con from the westeris lng of Man strat to the westerly Tine of Hamburg stroot nor fo thnf‘ portion n* 'he eaisting Frig canal in the erty | of U tia Deticeen the westerly line o* Schuyler ' street and the casterly line of Third street - provided that a flow of anflcient water from . - Rchnyley gtroet to Third atreet to feed that portion af the annal egst of Third street he mantained \) tinds fhat may he derived fom ' the nanals $2. Reselved 'if the Assemble eoneus. Trat I the foregoing amendment be referred to the legis “alum to he chosen at the nest genera' elect ' of senators and in conformity with section ane of article fourteen of the be. pub I'shed for three months previcus to the tme a' { Bich election to State of New York. In Senate, { Apri 8 ime The foreg ming rrso'ct an was duly passed, a ma f h . u know, I think is glon shall succeed by law to the general powers __ R . 1 , ty f all the Senatera elected voting in favs to sit up and the other man rising.\ bors. Do yo a th f of the conservation commission in relation go bill was duly nssed. a majority of all , tofore or herafter created, or any part thereof | flat?“ am 21mm n; the Senate zFDWW all) \Sorry we startled you,\ Whitaker very decent sort of a world after All?\ | tne care of the forest preserve, such latter board, | t\ members; olgrtedmlo (I'mi Asereably wlxllng 12 | and may, if auch debt be payable otherinise then | (OOL ,_ Bu ANMM Of 8 mate, f - + \An 1\- - ba m favor thereof, three-fft¥s leing preint v 0\ | {n annual dnstabmests, set apart in each freal Cat ( hea mumbled, wondering how the deuce he charge—d ft?“ haigi'tiigglgidwlfgt tong stares): olivazlfsmzf‘imfxuiml ctfieme “fidhgxcarisepfl der of the Assombly, TIANDDETS C- SWEET, year, monevs in the state treasury as a sinking | if“: ii “Iv film? ”affix”; m Altai fl: 1 'was going to get home. His examina- Y Y vision of this section upon the conservation com- \MAKS®: fund to pay the interest as it fills due and to e Pirogsing rea Jution W passed, md . I jority of all the members elected to the Assembl: t voting in favor thereof By crder of the Assem | biy. THADDEUS C- SWEET, Speaker U State of New York, Office of the Seerstart ef State, ss : I have compared to preceding opt of eapesrront reso-utton with the original corou resclution on file in this and I do | I heteby certify that the same it a correct fran | | script therefrom, and ef the whole theree! Given . l'xrvil‘r my hand and the seal of nffice of the See | retary of State at the effv of A'banv this fire dav of Augnst in the year of our Lord, one t*» | sand nine londred and sistem LoS] FRAN MATTER IN°BRACKRETS { ] is OLD MATTER TO Bk OMITTED, STATE OF NEW. YORK, OFFICE OF THE Secretary of State, Albany, August 1, 1m¢- Pur: suant to the-promsions of section one of article i fourteen of-the Constitution of the Stute of New | York, and, section.two hundred ninety-five of the Election Law,, notlee ds hereby given that the following © proposed amendinent to section ten ; assessed valuation of the real estate of such \ insctalmerts, aand eo \ max marg dis=nrstion c ner appropriate jurledia- , corart in the\ , ever the bounclanes of any city are the same as' . sar>d nie butedired and snx * eer feyres exam it o } , Petit ant to snow be wedeeined out of the tai lovy fo the yur next succeeding the yar of throif dsf pro»vild that the amount of such bonds whi and imintained and that the indebteGmes shall not be so exetinded during any perioct of tima. - when tte rowenue aftesaid shall not be sufl-'. dent t equal th mit interest and arsortization -> opt fo spther that amy indebt- edrzes heretofore «noted by the efty of New \ York br any rap.\ tranedt or dock @mvestment may beso eve Inied prportionately to the extent to which the curmrt net revenue received by' said ats thereefmm shall meet the interst and ameoriation thermof, provided that ans imrase ire the debt: power of the { citw o New ~Werk wich shal result from the | exc-tuim of eZebrs heetofore 'ncurte@ shall be availible onlv for the or constriction | of properties to be used for rapid transit or doce porpeses . Te shall prescribe the bw wh oh ond the terms and condi- toms the amonint of any debt to be gn evirded s to determined. gand mo such det»t sull he execpt in accordance with the drormiraties «o prosoribed The: Eegislatura zppellate division of the supremg fimt iadietal deportment for the puzpes of dot ermiugg the amount of any debt' to be s exclziced No- rndebtedness: of a city valid s the @!me of its inception shall theree after brome inwacd by reason of the optration cfo amet the oprvicieng of tis section. When- timti m the thesee ca «~oupts, cr when any cdty shall term 4 aP ¢ Re Smt ry ere tof voting: in favar theomt Bi crder of ibe Senate, EDWARD jorir of a\! tae membre: to the: Assembly tang ia fiver fet Fy ordr of the Assem« CG « SWT *T, Speaker of News Yost Offee of the Secretary of ~ rtocts mo I fave campared te prececling copy ~f emmrrent &mcutihe woth the concur- rerzt molutory> sn %% am oths (Mse, and I do hewe'scertife that the game u a tran« wo there ognpu and of t My n wn ite Civen Frye, format {L. S.] FRAN. CTS M HUGO, bertus of State. It his beer poren rmpeatedily that the muse -for Melk ward school chih- drmenis often defective vision, Whether - your chi rest it £ ce ad xdna to have “19?”- a_ competgnt Opto: ithe condition of. to us for a thom. + © f U i 18. is back ward or, orrgh exam ination before the Fall term-- be gins. R. E. CRAYTOR* | OPTOMET RIST, CRANDALL BLOGK_| E $ Parke Ave. Phorre 563, o yourhovi Hugh Whitaker-7\ insist? Ezra fiflt‘zhflgsuacgessiz * ;'et: 51A“ act mating 5201151014026 issuifiigi barf; to higislngure to be chase? at ”:e rift goinzrnl 03:1» | “$1?“ qut’iTL‘WMQORKA OrfiglgEmCllz‘ gm? | county or -city subject to taxation, as {t appeared ; i gel f we - see e amount not to exceed ten million dollars tion of senators, and ira «nformity with section , ary of State, any, August UT be the assessment-voll , Saat & a, lene hn s el aa iate. ; Twoi She acknowledged theulnformation although only a few people know it-. for the requisition of lands for state park pur | ore of article teurteerz o. the cernstitution, be | stant to the proviions pf strtion one of article die listss; 5:21! x.“ 703: $13 rgrnzuzrwmtynzx; [ze ire Que Aull afte etal 5f tec merely by a brief nod. \It seems to poses, and providing for a submission of the published for three mowoths to the «ime fourteen of the Cokstitution of the State of New pog , ul | = or gre me,\ she said seriously, \that the Ember saw Drummond, or thinks RQ ;ime to the people to be voted upon at the of such election. , York, and section two handrd ninety five o! the | Emmixffin’mf‘ he ”hf \were? static». | (196) E B T. C e ar, one Cup pressing question is what, are you “and, alive, in the fiesh, a good half-hour general election to be held in the yéar nineteen State of New York, Ln dmate Feb 28, 1916 - Elertion Law, notice is hereby given thit the | prompt Qufh tn how 2? exist “shall ‘Titazgnz ‘HOM OF THE EST; cm teaspoonfur 1 to d b til t ankle\ you E after the time of his reported suicide.\ hundred and sixteen,\ be approved? The foregoing resolutions wis duly pased, a ma following proposed amendment to section seven | lutely vaid, except as herein othetwige Profiting = mg to do about thit ankle? Shall| very curious!\ There whs jority of all the Senitoms dectel woting in faver | of article seven of the constitution of the state | xo county 'er city whose present indebtedness; of biking you be able to walk? EXPLANATION-MATTER IDV TTALICS 1g NEw; thereof, By order of the Sacto, EDWARD of New York is relerred to the Legis!@uUred0 b€ | syeeeds ten por eentum of the asscaged \Hard to say.\ he grumbled, a trifle dashed, ald of both hands sind his sound foot, 'he lifted himself and contrived to: Stand erect for aninstant, then bore a 'little weight on the hurt ankle-and blanched, paling visibly beneath his in- radicable tan. \__'A don't suppose,.\ he said with ef ; k). uch ne e ct blah With infinite pains and the nothing more Than civil but perfurc . tory interest in the comment, \Aré you ready to go on?\ And another'time, when they were near the boat: asked the gipl. \Tonight.. probably.\ # \When do you expect Mr. Emher?\ MATTER IN RRACKETS [ ] IS OLD MATTER TO BE OMITTED. |_ STATE QF NEW YORK, OFFIOE OF THE 'Recretary of State, Albany, August 1, 1816 -Pur | suant to the provisions of section one of article fourteen of the Constitution of the State of New York, and section two hundred ninety-five of the Election Law, notice Is hereby given that the dollowing proposed amendment to section, six of 'article one. of the Constitution of the state of ¥o be contimued. p Mew York is referred to the Legislature to be SCHOENECK, President. State of New York, Itz Asernbly, March 4 1016. -The foregoing résolutim was Guly paged, a majority of all the dicted to the Ar sembly voting in favor thircof 'By order of the Assembly. THADDEUS C. SWEETS, Speaker. _ State of New York, Offee of tee Secretary of State. as.: I have commpard the pgeding copy of concurrent resolutmm with the original concur rent resolution on file inthis offick and I do hereby certify that the» mme is a» correct tran- simt therefrom. and e4€ thi wehole jute-A. (um thosen at the next general election of Senalore in | this state to be held on the seveith day of No- vember, 1916. FRANCIS M. HUOO, Secretary ot | State. AMENDMENT NUMBER FIVE Concurrent Resolution of the Simate and Assen: bly proposing an amendment to seostioh seven. of article feven of the-constitution, inm relation to the forest prescrvc, Section %. (if the Assembly concur}, ‘rThut rection seven o! snide sotem of\ the con- “I its real estate subject to taxation, shall be- | allowed to become indebted in any furthert ’ amount until such indebtedness shall be reduced} within such limit. This section shall not be con- atmwi to prevent the issuing of certificates of in- debtedess or revenue bonds issued in anticipation of the collection of tares for amounts scturlly contained or to be contained in the taxes for the year whan such certificates or revenue bonds aro issued and piyable out of such taxes; nor | to prevent the city of New York from lath; | \ed ; and her fugitive frown bespoke im- funds of the state, and together with the inter. York, and section fro Soumdred nimeety-Ave of thei trawed in pursuance of euch law, shall remain | 53521”? gagging: or $1.ng inel’o‘,\ m} ) dncdao withira ote boandaries more than ona I patience, if he were ary Judge est arising therefrom, any premium received on Election Law, notice &s femeby maven that the foree and be irrepealable, and Le anmimody | UPS, O \28 Of $T D , oo the porsrer nf osy County wholly» dnduded f a ! * . the sale of said bonds, and interest ncevuing on following proposed amendment to section one O/ colleeged, until the proceeds thereof shall have | ourteen of the itutian th with msich cr ¢y to become indebted sfzall cense, } 'What I wished to convey was sim- deposits of money received from the sale of said Srtiole two of the Corestiution 0% the state Of the pravision hereinbefore specified to + York, and section two hundred ninety five of the pus op debt «of the anty. heretofore exlstlnl'g‘ 1. N ply my intentio ¥ - a halk . New Work is referred to the legrisliture to te | » R ; . { Election Law, notice 4s hereby given frat ~* shail ps, for othe prpowes of this section, é \ { ply my n no lofiger to bear my bonds or from miscellanenus sour hall consti , pay and discharge the interest and prinapal | |(. ._, ed diment to section w P ; F masculine weight {. tute a sinking fund which is hereby created, chosen at the nort gezzen| elmtioon of BmatoM of moh debt and Hotility. The money ansing ; following proposed amerdment to secti>n ent\ ree sof as a part of the city dobt. The amount } ascu weight upon a women-e! in thi 7 articl { the Constifut tor a : H > Said fund shall be used solely for the purpose of in this state to be heEd on tlhe meventh day Of} prom any loan or stock creating such debt or of> article seven of the Constitution of tre s a horedes to bie med by tor fr county of L\ ther you or any other woman.\ paying the principal and interest of bonds issued November, 1016. FRAM CIH M. HTFGO, Secretary | )Bhall be applied to the work or chject t ef Now Yerk is preferred !> f” Legisiatate to be cy y p poms, in anv cournty: containing a city. 1 * contended momentarily with in accordance with the provisions of this act. ot State | epeafied in the art authorizing euch debt or ' “mm!“ the next general slection ‘3' M\\\“““‘“ - cf out ana thesseand inhabitants, of \ the frown, and triumphed brilliantly.; § 8. The proceeds of two million five hundred AMENDMENT NNTBER T wo lability, ort for the payment (l such debt or : ihrlnj‘: “$1:ng ° ifif‘fiij‘f\\‘£;fllry' uf d amy bor evv oof O guere, in addition to pro- , P \I mean to ask you,\ he said delib- thousand dollars of such bonds, after approrfria. bl(‘cmcuxmnt Resulutlmgdol the fmaate iand Assaml lénblmy. and for no other purpose whatwer , Sun‘n , 1918. NCT: L ;:,(i“:,.n\r :::§fizi“xr: 21th: first“: $2999??? ty, \t h I indeb as tion or appropriations therefrom by the legisla- y proposing an ameredmmt to section one G(} No such law shall be submitted to be votei on, , ANENDMEXT NCMBPR aft or - hie aggreg 7 erately, \to whom am indebted-? ture, shall be applicable to the acquisition of article two of the enrastitition in relation to! thr nths after its pasage or if anv * ~ nl anw ow veip tm pet centum of the dss , sha t q ! within three mo pasag . Whitaker Closed In Prompt! PP Concurrent Resvlution of the Senate and Assom : -' ptiy, To his consternation the smil® van-} lands for the extension of the Palisades Inter: @idlification of voters general election when anv. other law, or any MIW ' yiyvoPr:pf:‘hz a: rmr‘nzimafit myser‘hon‘ eight of va fui a of thie ”and 1.9mm}, estate of Keg \ A i - e- eoneur), be d for or against . \_ ‘ ' or mt tt, ta be acoertained as prostibed , r ished, as though a cloud had sailed be-| state park. Such moneys shall be expended and Section 1. Resolved (if the Senat shall be submitted to voted lor sue h f had been running Now as their fore ’the sun 3 Doubt and somethi lands acquired by the commissioners of the Pali- That section one of article two of the constitu | \ue: legislature mav provide for the issue cfa 22:2; “i‘xrz'ntfhf’ITfi’N “6:32\ in relation to & | ;p (uwtxfn In repot to o inty or city debt. 1 glances met, hefs keenly inquiring of _ * RE mdes Interstate park under the provisions of tion be amended to read ar folbrs : i bonds of the state to mim for a period not exceed W's“: 1 Resolved af the Assembly. coeur) § 9 Resivi~ d of the Assembly concur, That h Whitaker's still bewildered exes, she strongly resembling incredulity in- chapter one hundred and seventy of the laws of | Section 1 Every [maald) citzon |f the age of | png fifty rears In Hei of bor ds herete fare: author \ = “k * p H\ © emb 4 oneuth the mame dont boe referred to the legi# i pulled up abruptly and stood ast formed her glance, nineteen hundred, as amended. Ruch moneys shall twonty one years, who shall hne been a citieen | ired but not fasued and.shalil {mprse and. provide v3”? “rm“ l“? if“ f‘ “n (1m “trf‘w‘f‘ the CON Ige um be tie ret general election: ‘ D DBHY tard, \Do you mean to Say you don't| be availible for pryment of the purchase price for ninety days, and a= {miabitamt cf this state | go, the collection of a direst annual tax for the i G‘L \T: “y'oe‘fl ful o tea fat *> T lease ers ef ato ow ecforma'y with section one M He saw, or fancied, something closely If ?\ she d ded af where lands are soquired by contract or for} one year noxt preceding aim dection, and for | payment of the sime as hereinbefore required ||,} | __) I; f: if fists?” Siva!“ am Aw h at ance Braet of the costiuution be pubs } akin to fright and consternation in her now?\ she demanded after a moment, payments of judgments and awards in care of the last four months =m neident of the count) | When any sinking fund created under this see , \ new i!“ fon Ine canal, C> tishelfr tree mats prevou to the time of H : \Surely r. Em i0: and for the last thirt-w days a resident of the h t the debt for which ag Can' the (Champlain «anal, the (C Ryu@2 284 quash eecticn , dook. The flush in her cheeks gave rely er must have told purchase by condemnation. 9 zr in ton shall equal in amoun d r Seneca canal. or the Back Rumor enmall betoo z, \ 22. . . tk f . . . . . you?\ § 4. The proceeds of seven million five hundred election district in wizid he or She may Offer was created, no further direct tar shall be levied ||| fl film f ; I'° * t the state and Stws of Nowy Yor In Sena, April 5, 1010~- _ $* He way to a swift pallor, The hands thousand dollars of such bonds, after appropria- bis or her vote, shall be mfitled t.0 vote at Buch on account of said sinking find ama the [\C \CMAM the T;\‘P°\‘ of the state and prog pregming resobriin weas duly passed, a mar ¥ «n fer its. wrabagemen lareve r & t . ; 1 shall not apply to the canal Lrown as i Preifet C lace was without a tenant.\ lands for state park purposes within the forest elsewhere, for all officers (hit mow arre or hereafter | ture may from tims to time after the rite (f in tame \ten a a an ineffectual effort to sperk. P aris t! preserve counties which lands, if now owned by may be elective by the peplel,], and upon all temst to be paid upon any state debt, which has < '\° Main and Hamburg etreet canal, @tnotel | sey, at Necer York, In Assem'ly. April 18, 1916. 1 Oh!\ Her tone was thoughtful t p p . - fh il. } * OUgHUIUL the state under law, would be part of questions which may Epe submited to the vote in the oty of Bufalo, and which extends enstori« m gp resonon wese passed, a na= a MADE IN U.S. A t* J COLD SPRING, N.Y. 10518