{ title: 'The Newark-union gazette. (Newark, N.Y.) 1910-1939, August 27, 1910, Page 4, Image 4', download_links: [ { link: 'http://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml', label: 'application/rss+xml', meta: 'News about NYS Historic Newspapers - RSS Feed', }, { link: '/lccn/sn88074501/1910-08-27/ed-1/seq-4/png/', label: 'image/png', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn88074501/1910-08-27/ed-1/seq-4.pdf', label: 'application/pdf', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn88074501/1910-08-27/ed-1/seq-4/ocr.xml', label: 'application/xml', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn88074501/1910-08-27/ed-1/seq-4/ocr.txt', label: 'text/plain', meta: '', }, ] }
Image provided by: Rochester Regional Library Council
y. i^i. 15811/ •;•(•> -t ,-'•.- > f u » l rr , r?\ *£•*. \& •3, ; ,'H?'' rv -„.iW< i ill .jL.,.-i-fmmmmfrm>'m>^mmmmm THE NEWARK' wm$& : ®A%m TE, ^jj^TOBBAT MOmiNG, ATTGUST 27, 191:0 — —— \ • — — . -S - , • ' '• \ - 1 ' ' - ' ' \ • J&?f: MfV. Y. CONCURBENT ^RESOLUTIONS. The Kind You, Have Always Bought, and which 1ms beea in use fort over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per- sonal supervision since its infancy. ^AHow no one to deceive yon in this. All Counterfeits,,Imitations and','Just-as-good\are but Experiments i-ltat trtfle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla is » harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- goric, i>rops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays F.everishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomaeh and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.\ The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THt CIHTMIH OOMHMV. TT MUMUV mm, NEW VOIM OIW. \Some Place Where There's Water\ This is the almost invariable requisite demanded of the summer vacation place. In the - Adirondack Mountains there is water everywhere — lakes, ponds, rippling brooks and little rivers. Gptf, tennis, fishing, boating, bathing, mountain climbing—all the popular out and indoor amusements and recreations. Hotels and boarding places with accommodations and prices to satisfy every demand EXCURSION TICKETS on tale every day Call on New York Central Lines Ticket' Agents for folders and complete information. \i w 'i >wi\ i.\ F'VAI N6. 3 are Invited to become a depositor with Security Trust Company, of Rochester. *-. - We believe our Service, our condition, oW methods^ our record and our policy will bo found .to your liking.. > try, os, W6 W«nt soar business. We pay in- terest on mohthfy Balances and yon can draw your check -it «iiy tirBef without pass book. *A .:-' i -.'i.' c .. .;•-,•*•- '•• •• \ Rochet tw, rf..Y. -> ,*»• ..a.. .'.•* i-~ «. m OFFICIAL ORANGE STORE OF WESTERN NEW YQBK J6p •fiiiqe.iftpm; ^ddte.'seat, double icro^ stretcher and Si^ a ^mo^;|!|bofl^br£ all for 46* H->. EXPI*AKATIOK—MATTER IN ITALICS IS NEW STATE OP NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THS Secretary of State, Albany, July 28, 1010.—Pur- suant to the provisions of section one' of arttclt fourteen of the Constitution of the State of New York, and section two hundred and ni iety-flv* afc the Election Law, notice Is hereby given th.at the following proposed amendment to section seven of article six of the Constitution of the State of New York is tdv^e submitted to the people for approval at the next genera] election In vhis State to be held on the eighth day of November, nineteen hundred and ten. SAMUEL S. KOENIQ, Secretary of State. AMENDMENT NUMpKR ONE. Concujrent Resolution of the Senate and As- sembly, Proposing an umeadment to section ieven of article six of the <-ohstitution, in rela- titr to Judges of the eou.« of appeals and Jus- tices of the supreme «ourt. feectlon 1. Resolved (if the senate concur). That section seven of article elx of the constitu- tion be amended to read as follows; 3 7. The court of appeals is continued. It shall consist of the chief judge and associate Judges now in office, vho shall hold their offices until the ex- piration of their respective terms, and their successors, who shall be chosen by the electors of the state. The official terms of the chief J-idge and associate judges shall be fourteen years from and including the first day of Janu- ary n« t after their election. * Five members of the court shall form a quorum, and the con- currence of four shall be necessary to a, decision. The court pball have powtjr to appoint and to remove Jt», reporter, cleric and attendants. When- ever and as often as a majority of the Judges of the court of appeals shall certify to the governor Chat said oourt is tunable, by reason of the ac- cumulation of causes pending therein, to bear and dispose of the mirre with reasonable speed, the- governor shall designate not more than four justices*of fhe'supreme court to serve as asso elate Judges of the court of appeals. The Jus- ttcea so designated shall be relieved from their {titles as justices of the supreme court and shall serve i s associate judges of the court of appeals until the causes undisposed ot in said court .are reduced to two hundred, when they shall return to the supreme court. The governor may desig- nate Justices of the aupreme court to fill vacan- cies. No Justice shall serve as associate judge Of the court of appeals except while holding the office of Justice of the supreme court, and no more than seven judges shall sit in any eais There shall be elected at the next general elec- tion to be held after the adoption of this amend ment, and thereafter as vacancies may occur. (too additional associate fudges of the court o/ appeals, of the fudges of which court not mo*'? that* acvm shall sit on the hearing of any ap- peal, escept that the court map, in Us dtscrc Hon, direct a reargument to be hart before tht entire court. Upon the entry of the fmtqv.* so ejected upon their respective offices the .emitt- ing provision Jor designating justices of the supreme courts as associate judge* of tht court of appeals shqll eeas&^nnd determine. The salary of the associate fudges of the <ourt i>f appeals shall be t^e sum of fifteen thouxanU dollars a year, and that of the chief fttdgr tht $um of fifteen thousand five kundml doilart a year, which salary shall be in lieu of and shall exclude alCl%htr comveuxatltin and ul- lotpancs* for expenses of every nature and kind whatever. S 2. Rpsolved (if the senate concur). That the foregoing amendment be sub- mitted to the people for approval at the general election to be held In the year nineteen hundred and ten in accordance with the provisions of the election law. State of New York, ID Senate, April fi, 1900.— The foregoing resolution was duly passed, a ma-, jority of all the Senators elected vting in favor thereof. By order \of/the Senate, HORAC p WHITE, President, f State of New York, In Assembly, April 0, 1909 —The foregoing resolution was duly passed, i majority of all the members elected to the As semblif voting in favor thereof. By order of the Assembly, J. W. WADSWORTH. Jr., Speaker. State of New York; Office of the Secretary of State, ss,: I have compared the preceding copy _pf concurrent resolution with the orijrinal con- \current resolution on file -m this office, and 1 do hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom, and of the whole thereof. Given under my hand and the seal of office of the Secretary of State at the city„pf Albany, this twenty-fifth day Qf July, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and ten. CL. 8.J SAMDELvfl. KOENId. Secretary of State ••triMy, TRo «ne6o> section' tin o f article one of the constitution,.. In relation -to .taking private property for public; vie* s The People of tne State of New York, repre- sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact M follows: Section L Resolved (if the Senate concur). That section fix of article, one-vof the constitu- tion be amended by adding thereto a clause to read as follows: When private property shall be taken for-publto use by a municipal corpo- ration, additional adjoining or ' neighboring property may be taken under conditions to be prescribed by the legislature by general lata. Property thus taken shall be deemed to be taken .for public use, $ 2. Resolved (if the Senate concur). That the foregoing amendment be referred to the legislature to be. choBen at the next general election of senators, and in con- formity with section one, article fourteen of.the constitution, be published for three months pre- vious to the time of such election. State of New York, In Assembly, May 3, 1910. —The foregoing resolution was duly passed, « majority of all the members elected to the As- sembly votiAg In. favor thereof, three-fifths being; present. By order of the. Assembly, X W. WADSWOBTB. Jr., Speaker. State of New York, In Senate, May 27, lDlO!— The foregoing resolution was duly passed^ * ma* \jority of ail the Senators elected .voting In favor thereof, three-uifhs being 1 present. By order of the Senate, HORACE WHITE, President. State of New-York, Office of the Secretary of State, ss.: I have compared the preceding copy of concurrent resolution with the original con* current resolution on file in this office, and I do hereby certify that the same is a correct; tran- script therefrom, and of the whole thereof. Given under my hand and the seal of office of the Secretary of State at the cdty of Albany, this twenty-fifth day of July, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine' hundred and ten. [L. a] SAUtrEL S. KOENIQ, Secretary of State. FORM FOR SUBMISSION OF AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE. Shall the proposed amendment to section seven of article six of the constitution, designated In the election notice/ as amendment number one, providing; for the election of two ^additional Associate Judge* of the &ourt of Appeals; alscr providing for the termination of the provision for the designation of Justices of the Supreme Court to serve asVAatociate fudges of the Court of Appeals; and alio providing for the increase of the salary of the Chief Judge pf the Court of Appeals (now ten thousand flye hundred dollars per armum and three thousand seven hundred ^ooUsra in lieu of expenses), to fifteen thousand &$£' hundred' dollars per annum, and for the in- .Sireiijfi of tht-salary of the '.AsspdBe^JIudges of [the - Court of Appeals (n'ow'fen thousand dol- tlars. per annum itnd tfiree'ffiousand seven hun- ^reJ dollars Jtn-. lieu of expenses),' tq-^gfteen ^ousand dollars p>r annum, which salaries shall be ..paid In lieu of and shall exclude all other co^penaattoh f and- allowancesT being an increase orSone thousand' three hundred dollars over pres- ent compensation, * and the - Legislatur* being* prohibited hereafter from Increasing said* salaries, be approved^ - • majority of all the Senators elected voting In >ffvor thereof, . three-flfths being present. By order of the Senate, HORACE WRITE, President. State of New York, Office of the Secretary of State, as.: I have/compared the preceding copy of concurrent resolution with the original con- current resolution on file in this office, and I do hereby certify that the same is a correct tran- script therefrom, and of the whole thereof. Given Under my hand 1 and the seal of office of the Secretary of State at the city of Albanv, this twenty-fifth day of July, in the year of Itar Lord,* one thousand nine hundred and ten* IX. S4 SAMUEL S. KOENIG, Secretary of State. fcXPtAHATION—MATTER IN iTALJGS IS NEW. STATE Ot NEW YORE, OtFXGfi OF TliE Beeretary of State, Albany, July 25, WlO.—Pur- suant to the provisions of section one.-of article fourteen of the Constitution of\ the State of. New York* and section two hundred and ninety-five of the Electiort Law, notice is hereby.given that tht following' proposed amendment tq section •even of .article one of the Constitution of the State of ^Tew.York U referred to the t&islature to be cttip^'; *£ the next' general election, of steuttcafltt »ihls> State to Jie he)d on th^ eighth da/ of NoTehiher, nineteen, hundred^ .and ten. SAMUEL 8. KOENIG, Secretary of State. AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO. Concurrent.'Resolution of the -Senite and As- •embly, JPwpodng an aniendniefirT Ito section wren of article out^Ot the .constitution, in reTs tlon to the. 'dwinag^ot JaSfar, -^- , Section >!, ~ Be«lved-:-fi*f the senate\ concur}! That section eeverijcf article one- of-the comtitu- tfon be, amended to read as follows; I 7. When private property/ahall be taken for any .public vm, the compensitf^n to/ be made- therefor*' JJj-ttLJp-oh. compensation 'fa*uot made py tljK abate, teiiU^sscerfMned by a Jury, or By not' f«asthan thw'wkunlssioners appointed by a court ^record, as shall be prescribed by law. Private roads rosy be opened in the manner to be pre 1 •crlbed by law; but in, every c«j* the necessity of the road- and the amount of, aTr damage to be faatatned by thr 'opening thereof shall be first determined by A jury of freeholders, ahcT such- •Jftouflti together with' the expenses, of the.pfo^ ostdlng, thadl be paid by the person to be bene^ ftted. General 'laws may be passed permitting ttM owners or occupants of agricultural lands to ^ooastroct andjnaintain for the. drainage thereof,' •fiicsssiry .drsiBs>'-'djtches .ahddyices, upon the lasos of others, under proper restriction!, and fwiti just compensation', but no special laws |tBa0 :B»..eSficteS^ftr sueT putposes. -iwyt- iht, •;*r»**ffo« of private idndfar-ihe ifrnpneement .thereof teMfohSfatittiited a M0icMe lt 1or %MjfaHtf mS'm^miredloWMfit coiHpen^ Mfe i*mjm-m#ti- messmsosm per* ^^m,v^^ttit€d,yMm #•* :Jiiaolved;, (If. the ^senate concur), That the fore- f#^^a^n«Wliaent % De referred to theriegfitature to. & cbossn. at •ttis next general election of '•Wttora, - anov in' conf&rmliy to section one of -a*tld« fourt>en ;'of the conititution, be puDlfhed lor thrt« months 'previous to the tin»- of such 'tfawtlon. \• ^ • • \ ,V - .- -'' \\. State' of Ntw York, In Assembly, March 80; ioi».~Tbe foreg6Ing resolution was duly pawed,\ *.majority of all the.meihbers elected to the AssttBripV votinr i n favor- thereof,'; th*ee'flithi b«inff present, ? y order of th».A«fflb'ly>^|/W. .WADSWORTH, Jr:, Speaker. / f^ 8ta'« o<;N»rw.Yort, In-Senate,, April SO, IflW.-^ tfc» /oregoin* rswiutio'n wis dulj-piasedi iraa-' ^wttyiof.att.the; Senator* elected voting in-, f»Tot OMr*iof, threMftha btinr ppesent, .By brflet M, tlM Swat*. HOaUOT WinTa>;Prealdent, ;'.f^\ J :-*><*•* of Naif Yc^'Oni^Tof the Secret'.of. »SrU MS^^^kL^^ of oonctutau resolution witn totf^orJaijHl^ o6n> ,fa«by c»rtUy ita.t^^-'«iuw?l.\»''c*r*rt turn- th. thU iWpt' lh*irfro* \; «bd-' at • \\* -w^il.'. Ht n OiT-iiBKlw Uf.-k&AuA WtmAfU oAtifil •&etMr.&,m» rt tb.'dtr of »!!»•%'„„, (*mt)-Jiflli iir^ct Jnl r , In th. y« r of oo/lort, thotmnd Ml>? hOKftud «nd tea. £t. B.] tU* It »W*r. »1T« tUt M Wlowlnt propoM • *--*- i \^ lo to dufik *» tk> «m* .sise 5 ' sw&msmgm ^proceeding, shall be paid by the person to be Benefited. General laws may be passed permit- ting the owners or occupants of agricultural lands to construct and maintain for the drainage thereof, necessary drains, ditches *nd dikes upon the lands of others, under proper restrictions and with just compensation, but no special law! shall be enacted for such purposes. 8 2- Nte- solved (if the. Senate concur), That the 'fore- ffoing amendment be referred to the legislature to be chosen at the next general election ot sen- ators, and In conformity with section one, arti- cle fourteen of the constitution, be published for •three months previous to the time of such elec- tion. State of New York, In Assembly, April £0, 1010,—The foregoing resolution was duly passed, a majority of all the members elected to the Assembly voting in. favor thereof, three-fifth* being present. By order of the Assembly. J. W. WADSWORTH, Jr., Speaker. State of New York, In Senate, May 27, 1810.— Stfthfutiy \exeeutffl. !He i-T-tlTI receive Tor hit \services an annual salary of ttoeniy [ten) thou- sand dollars, and there ?halt be provided for hit use a suitable and furnished executive residence. I ?. Resolved (if the Senate concur), That the foregoing amendment be referred to the legiala- ture to be chosen at the next general election of senators, and in conformity with section one, article fourteen of the constitution, be published for three months previous to the time of such election, , Stat* of New York, In Assembly, March 22, 1010.—This resolution was duly passed, a ma-. Jority of all the members elected to the Assem- bly voting In favor thereof, three-fifths being ypresent. By order of the Assembly. J. W, WADSWORTH, Jr., Speaker. State of New York. In Senate, March 23. lfUO. —This resolution \was duly passed, a majority oi all the Senators elected voting in favor thereof, three-fifths being present. By order of the Senate, HORACE WHITE, President. State of New York, Office of the Secretary ot State, n.* I have compared the preceding c*pj of concurrent resolution with the original con current resolution ori file In this office, and I dc hereby certify that the same Is a correct tran- script therefrom, and of the whole thereof. Given under my hand and the seal of office ol the Secretary of State at the city of Albany, this twenty-fifth day of July, In the year -of oui Lord, one thousand nine hundred and ten. [L. S.^ 9AMUEL S. KOENIQ, Secretary of State. EXPLANATION 5 —MATTER IN BRACKETS [ ] IS OLD LAW TO BE OMITTED. STATE OE NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THB Secretary of State, Albany, July 26, 1910.—Pur- suant to the provisions of section one of article fourteen of the Constitution of the State of New York L and section two hundred and ninety-five of the Election Law, notice is \\hereby given that the following proposed amendment to section two of article six of the Constitution of the State of New York Is referred to the Legislature to b# chosen at the next general election of sen- ators In this State to be held on the eighth day of November, nineteen hundred and ten, SAM- DEL S. KOENIG, Secretary of State. AMENDMENT NUMBER SEVEN. Concurrent Resolution of the Senate and Ai •embly. Proposing an amendment to section two of article six of the constitution. In relation to, assignment of Justices of the supreme court m hold special and trial terms, Section 1. Resolved (if the assembly concur), That section two ot article six of the constitu- tion be amended to read as follows: 8 2. The legislature ahall divide the atate into four judicial departments. The firat department .shall consist of the county of New York; the others shall be bounded by county lines, and be compact and equal. In population as nearly as may be. Once every ten years the legislature may alter the Judicial departments, but without increasing the ^number thereof. There shall be an appellate \division of the supreme court, consisting of seven Justices in the first department, and ot five Jus- tices in each of the other departments. In each department four shall constitute a quorum, and the concurrence of three shall be necessary to a decision. No more than five justices shall alt in any case. From all the Justices elected to the supreme court the governor shall designate those who shall v*onstttute the appellate division in each department; and he^shalt designate the pre- siding justice thereof, who ahall set as such daring his term of office; and shall be a resident ot the department. The other justices shall be designated for terms of five years or the urjex. tXPLANATION^-KATTEa IN ITALICS IS NBW. STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE Secretary of State, Albany, July 25; 1010.—Pur- suant to the provisions ot section one of article fourteen ot the Constitution of the State of. New York, and section two hundred and ninety-five of the Election Law, notice # is hereby given that the following • proposed amendment to section •even of article one ot the Constitution of the State of New York; ia referred to the Legislature to be chosen at the next general election of sen- ators In/this State to be held on the eighth, day of November, nineteen hundred and ten. SAM- DEL a KOENIG, Secretary of State. AMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR. . Concurrent Resolution of the Senate and As- sembly, Proposing an amendment to section seven of article one of the constitution^ In rela- tion to condemnation proceedings. Section 1. Resolved (if the Senate, concur), That section seven of article one of the consti- tution be amended/to read as follows; 8 7. When private property shall be taken for any ^public use, the compensation to be made therefor, Jvben such compensation is not made by the state, shall be ascertained by a jury, by the supreme tourt with or without a fury or by not less tb«n three commissioners appointed by s court of record, as shall be prescribed by law. Pri- vate roads may be opened in the manner to be prescribed by law; but in every case the neces- sity of the road and the amount of all damage to- be sustained by the opening thereof shall be flat determined by a jury of free-holders, and ^ ^^ auch amount, together with the expenses of the4 plrsd^pprttena of fnetf respective terms'of office, The foregoing resolution- was duly passed, _J_ .psffonn the duties of an -appellate justice, exer- -*.<«**- „» -i i «. - «,—* — *.^» -.-*....- ... djt ^ 0| the viimak Qf m iuBtlcrot fche mprtme oourt, other than, those of a justice out Of court, and those pertaining to the appellate division, or to 'the bearing and decision of motions submit- ted by consent of counsel, but any ruch justice, when not actually engaged in performing the duties of inch appellate justice in the department to which be Is designated, may hold any term 0< the supreme court and exercise any of the powers of a Justice of the supreme court in an] county or judicial district.In any other depart- ment of th* atate. From and after the last day -of December, eighteen hundred and ninety-five, ;the_ appellate d.vialog abalj Jiatt «•* jurisdiction now exercised by the aupreme court at its gen- eral ^terras and by'the general terms of the court of common pleas for theV city and county ot New York, the superior c\>urt of the city of pfew York, the superior court of Buffalo and the-' city of-Brooklyn, and such additional jurisdiction aa may be conferred by the Iegtilaiture, It shall hAve power to appoint and remove a reporter. [The Justices of the appellate division in each de- partment ahall have power to fix the times and ptsujes for holding special terms therein, and to tin justices in the departments to hold •EXPLANATION-MATTER IN ITALICS IS NEW; MATTER IN BRACKETS [ J IS OLD LAW TO BE OMITTED. STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE Secretary of State, Albany, July 25, 1910.—Pur- suant to the provisions ^of section one of article fourteen of the Constitution of th<* State of New York, and section two hundred and ninety-five of the election \law notice Is hereby given that the following proposed amendment to section six of article three of the Constitution of the State of New York la referred to the Legislature to be chosen at the next General Election'of Senators In^tbis State to be held November eighth, njji- .hundred\ and ten.\ SAMUEL S. KOENIG, •of State, - . AMENDMENT NUMBER FIVE. Concurrent Resolution -of the Senate and As- eembjy. Proposing an amendment t o section six of article three of the constitution, in relation to tbi compensation of members of. the legisla- ture, c Section 1. Resolved (If the Senate concur), that section six of article three-of the constitu- tion be amended to read aa- follows: | .0. Each member of the legislature ahall receive for his sendees,an annual salary Cofoiie -thousand flvt hundred do]Ian.] as follows: Each member of .the senate^ihe sum of thrce\jhoutan4 five hun- dred dollars and each member of the assembly the, sum of three thousand dollars. The-mem-' -belt of either house shall also \receive the sum of fjsfW path for each sMM.'rjbqt doSat tor every ten t milesj they shall travel in gOuig; to and re- turning from their place ot meeting, .once In stfch weeie of 'actual attendance of the session, on the most usual routed Senator*, when the •*nate^-alone ia convened $$u extraordinary ses- sion'; or .When ^serving aW. members of tha^court for thr trial' of Impeachments, and such members .©£tt^asaembly, not exceeding nine in nuWbeiTj. af,ahaUl» appointed inanagers of ma impescfi-' mant, stall Veeeiv* an additional allowance of ;lMdoIlira%day. %jL #ajolved '(tf .Me \fettati l c«acur),;Tnait the foregoing 1 - amendment be\ r»- Mi^^ip^liia'le^aturjf'to ;be chosen'-.^ £h» r^t^tral ^election of'ienatbr,, add WcoaV t^nnityjirith section on*, article fourteen of the .cobatltutjari; be published for three months pa-p viotti-to-the time of such election. ^•tsiWo'rNew'York, InJfcnlte.VAprir&i&O.- ; Th* foregoing, resolution was duly paaaeoV a Bssjofity of all the Senator* elected rating to favor thereof, three-fifths being present. By order.of tb» Senate, GEORGE H. COBB, Tem- porary president. - • : State of' New York, In Assembly. April' 11* lfl0.7^Tb« fortgolrtf resolution'was tfuJy paawd,' a; miJbrity of all the mernbets, elected to the Assembly voting In favor thereof, three-fifths be- ta* jaresent. By order of tbe AssetaBly,,. J. w*. WADSWORTH, Jr., Speaker. - *J •*' , -afafct* of .Hair- York, pfflc>. oil the Bwtaty-iL ^State; at,: I haye oorhpitred the pVe^eainr copy^ W.ooiicji)rient rewoltmo^ with-th&-bB|Hnar:th ; erfe of on flj«.in this office, and. % do harwby-certify?] mijtiiemuuUi. a correct frauiscrlpt^ttrironV^ «>d^ tr^i whole thereof.: .Given utrf«- my hand draa and ten*. „i.» tMnUir of BUu. BAITOKL S. SOENln. UBEAHATloH-itATraa *.ur nwas n jntw. MATTEft HI BBACIET8 I ] IS OUJ IliW TC .-.jut bufrreo. . , , • . BCAI* or maw rost OWIOE OF- *HS ..*>»fc. «a Mart-t<to3Ai^Wriri$*W * tin eledUott ta#, Mtl^llf<hCT*^ #«n .tlull • ilttNDMWJT'.StJltBi €.<*. cinitttotkili jBoucuixvuc to»t, »»^ /ooT<i'taucji, I£lasatban five yeva. From tittle to time la the tfmu of-Rich deslffnfttion, expire, or- vacancies occur, b. ihall make new designations. A ma- jority o( the Justice* to designated to sit in the appellate'division, in each department shall be residents^of the department. He may also make temporary designations in case of the absence or inability to act of anr. justice In' the appellata dlrlalon, or in caw the presiding Justice of any appellate division ahall certify to Mm that one cr more additional Justices are needed for th- apetdr disposition of the-business betore I Whenever the appellate division in any depart ment ahall be unable to dispose of its business within Treasonable time, a majority of the pre- siding justices 0 ( the several departments at u njMtlna- called bv the presiding justice of the departmsnt In arrears may transfer anv pending appeal, from auch department to any other de- partment for hearing and determination. No luetic, of the appellate division shall, within the department to which he may be designated to for *{hree months previous to the- time of such election. State ol New York, In Senate, May 12, 1010;— The foregoing resolution was duly passed, a majority of all (he Senators elected voting In. favor thereof, three-fifths being present. By order of the Senate, HORACE WHITE, President. Sta,te of New York, Ml Assembly, May 10. 1010. —The foregoing resolution was duly passed, a majority of all the members elected to the As- sembly voting in favor thereof, three fifths being- pr^ut. . Bv order of th> Assembly, J. \V. WADSWORTH. Jr., Speaker. . State of New York, Office of the Secretary of State, ss.: I have compared the precedint? copy of concurrent resolution with the original con- current resolution on file in this office, and I do hereby certify that the same is a correct tran- script therefrom, and of trie whole thereof. Given under mv hand and the seal of office of the jSeeretary of State at the city of Albany, this twenty-fifth day of July, in the year of our Lordv one thousand nine hundred and ten. EL- S.] SAMUEL Si KOENIG, Secretary of Stale. EXPLANATION—MATTER IN ITALICS IS NEW. STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THE Secretary of State, Albany, July 25, 1910.— Pur- suant to the provisions of section one of' article fourteen of the Constitution of the State ot New York, and section two hundred and ninety-five of the Election Law* notice is hereby given that the following proposed amendment to section seven of article seven of the Constitution of the State of New, York is referred to the Legislature to be chosen at the next general election of Senators In this State to be held on the eighth day ot November, nineteen hundred -and ten. SAMUEL S. KOENIQ, Secretary of State. AMENDMENT NUMBER NINE. Concurrent Resolution of the Senate and As- sembly. Proposing an amendment to section •even of article seven of the constitution, in re- lation to the disposition and use of lands in the forest preserve. *_ , Section I. Resolved (it the Senate concur). That section seven of article seven of the consti- tution be amended' to read aa fpllowa: Forest preserve. 3 7. The land, of the state, now owned or hereafter acquired, constituting the forest pre' •erw aa now fixed by law, shall be forever kept aa. wild forest lands. The? ahall not be leased, told or exchanged, or be taken by any corpora- tion, public, or private, nor shall the timber tbereon be sold, removed or destroyed. But the tegMotun may proWrfe bv general laws for tht commotion and maintenance of raer- votr* under state control on such land* icAen- etw the Mtoraae ofwattr it necessary for mu- nicipal teottr supply, for the eanolt of the state or to regulate the flow of etreams. No nienotr ehall be erected under any such law -until after the appellate division of the su- preme court for the department In which It 1* to be located shall after a hearing adjudge the use of state land therefor necessary for the public icelfari. Ths people and, irfM the consent of F the, court, private persona man come in ai parties to the proceeding and the' court may Impose such .conditions as in its judgment the public interest requires, flu-, judgment may be reviewed by the court of ap- peals. If rights or property of the state be Taken or used for any such improvement other than for the canals, the value thereof or of their use shall be a charge upafi thcproperly or'municipality directly benefited and must be paid into the state treasury fit gross or by annual /teed charge, as shall be jitosidsLby. lata. The expense of any sueh improvement to regulate the flow of streams shall so far as it improve* private property be borne by such property to the extent of the benefits received. Unsanitary conditions shall not be created or oontlnutd by any such reservoir. A violation cfrthis section-may be restrained at the suit of ths\people or with the consent of the su- preme court to appellate division on notice to the attorney-general at the suit of a citizen. I i. Resolved (it the Senate concur), That the foregoing amendment be referred to the legisla- ture to be chosen at the next general election of senators, and, In conformity with section one, article fourteen of the constitution, be published for three months previous to the time of auch election. State of New York, In Senate, May 10, 10l6.- TnV foregoing resolution was duty passed, a majority of , u the Senators elected, voting in taror thereof, three-fifths being present. By order of the- Senate, HORACE WHITE, President. State of New York, In Assembly, May 28, 1010.—Tbe fofegoing resolution was duly passed, majority or all the members elected to the Aaeembly voting In favor thereof, three-fifths being present. By order of. th:e Assembly, ^J. W. WADSWORTH, Jr., Speaker. State of New York, Office of the Secretary of State, ae.: I have compared the preceding copy of concurrent resolution with the original con- current resolution on Ale in this office, and I do hereby certify that the same ie a correct tran- •eript therefrom, and ot the whole thereof. alrem under my hand and the aeal of office of tin Secretary ot State at tbe city of Albany, this twenty-fifth day of July, 1*. the year of our rjerd, .one thousand nine hundred' and . ten. BJ. a] SAMUEL S. KOENJO, Secretary of State. £ iCh terms; or to make rules therefor.] fj' z. ne^ lved, (If tbe aesentbly concur). That-the fore- going amendment be referred to the legislature to be,ciic*»n a t the. next general election ot sen- ators, and In confdrfnity with section, one, article, fourteen of the constitution, be published for three montbe. previous,to the time of such election. ' Stat* of New York, In Senate, April 12, 1B10. —The foregoing .resolution was duly passed, a majority of all the Senators elected voting in faror thereof.. By order of the Senate, GEORGE BL COBB, Temporary President. State of New York, In Assembly, Hay 24, 1010. -The foregoing resolution \rois duly passed, a majority of all the memberr elected to the As- sembly voting In favor thereof. By order of the Aaaembly, }. Wl WAgSWORTH, Jr., Speaker. State of New York, Office of tbe Secretary of Jftate, **•' X have compared the preceding copy ol concurrent resolution with the original con- ebrrent reaolutfon on file In this office, 'and'T 4? .hereby, certify hat the same is V oorrect trans script therefrom, and of the whole thereof. Gttv-n ( under my hand' and tbe aeal of office of tb> Secretary of Stale at. the dty of Albany, this Aagaiftfe day of July, In the..year Of our fj»ref, one^mousendnfneJiundred and.ten. [&. 8.] fjaJaTrjm't^flJfltfft s/cretary. otstate.' atofiAlfATIOSaiAlTEB-rlf ITJlitCS IS NEvfc •'kfaX-nt^^OatKIS t ] IS 0*B iUTTBB .x^icOM&inxt}; - - \'.-*. %0itB r m .SJEW YORK, OFFICE beV-THX Sjanaarjr of State, Ailbanys July 45, 1010.—Por-- jaBant. to'-ibe .piuvlelotia df-isectioft-«ne of article. 'fourteen of the Constitution of the State of New York, jnd,lection two' hundred irtd 'ninety-live of #W9S$nl#-» |^4«i*.lail ii e -jteUollHg (proposed araendnient- to. aoitfsn f^urteen-of article six of the Constitution ot:the 8)iW.ofc'lfe»^o^.iVf .referWa {d^ieSe^teglalSiuV'ei' t*:be> ehoeen It-the next general election\of *n> ators in this State to be held on the eighth day of' Ifewmber, nfeeen'tonarea and ten / SAMUEL tfafOliNIG, fleSeWoFsMfe. . V * <-i, -JUttlfoHEBrT^iiJaiBER EIGHT. - - Ooaicnrr^^lteaoluUott of the Senate and A*- •embly. Proposing an-amendment to aection four- ,te»n of.article sit of the conit(tuti6n, In rela- tion to<tb« comitjr court of. Kliiga county. '<• <i*8Mor'I.. KeipSred •(» tM. Senate concur).. Station! MJaffieitdedrtd. fead^MfoHowaV '!• Hi •Mi eifsfJ^jcMnt^'courhi «re continued, >ana th* 2S»* iBSHH- \«*•%.ofBie ahlll BofdUlielr ol- fcee .nglltStp*^ejpfiatlob ot their\ reapectiT*; '^S!r-\SPfe*^3fe'aS \\C 'th«re JihaH be coun^'JudM. i^.in# cnoeeh at Hie. tnexU gen- eril eleot»be W I» an odd-numbered- year after the action of [this arrlcte-.J tte omeiio*- mint to this xcctlon for, tie iermifilt fearg. tnm and- iMtudln^^lrsK, «W»i 'iaWft S tetit after their etecWan. ^ffeaocwfik «*Hlei aevBrii county Judges eiftll be cnoeeii*'by \thV elector, of\th* omintlea for the.term of slxVean. C*io9 courtV.aliairnave tn « powera land juria. dictlon they, now poseew. and also original juriaH. •dloMon iii' action*, for the ,'r*ove«jr«of. moiiey ' only, where the. defendants reside-in the tountjf. tXPlANATroN-MATTEfi IN ITALICS IS NEW; MATJER IN BRACKETS-t J IS OLD MATTER TO BE OMITTED. 8TATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE Beeretary of State, Albany, July 26, 1010.—pijjr- luant to ths provisions of section one of article fourteen ot the Constitution of the State of New York, and sectjen two hundred and ninety-five of the Election Law, notice is hereby given that the following proposed, amendment to section eight of article seven of the Constitution of the State of New York ia referred to the Legislature to. DO. chosen at the next generaKelectidn, of Sen- ator* In thla State to be held on the eighth day of November, nineteen hundred and ten. SAM- UEL a KOBNIO, Secretary urState; AMENDMENT oTDMBER TEN. Concurrent Resolution of tbe Senate and As- sembly, proposing an. amendment to article seven, section, eight, of the^conjtUution, in relation W; eui.nT • ' \ ^ Section i. Resolved' (If the Assembly concur); That section eight of article seven of the consti- tution be amended to. read as follows: I 8. The. legislature ahall not sell, lease or otherwise dis- pose ot the Erie canal, the Oswego canal, the Champlaln_canl], the Cayuga and Seneca canal, torT the Black River canal [jj or ofij> .part of saM eanolt', of any lands, »Hp»„ otot<»,;- or- ether structures, Bastes; • harbors, •or tirmK nait connected Kith'and appurtenantto said canals hereafter provided, acquired or, con- structed by the state to aid- commerce upon lofoT eanalttZ-or 'atpeS fWe'tfr^fcfj, fo*e«, or canalized Kattnoayt. -Including all that por- tion of the Xrle'canit fri the city of buffalo from the\ guard loch therein.to and including Commercial Slip and the slips leading from the canal to the Erie oa»«,;oirtj*»ey<*i»«tt re- '*•*, tte protyrty of the itdte and wider -Be mnogiment .ftrewsv.. The 'mugsT \cofjal a*, used herein, includes sUit, .harbors and the OJHIBH or-oonsfrucvii and imjii'avet under a%: fjtjriWtjotf to cnaf^et oneft nafnijrea o«W 'foqr^men- af..the-1aun,of tfineteMi%mdred and.:.inf&i' s»\ heretofore amended, and; under md^tsuant to, chapter .three hundrk and mnftuVni: if ito joifw -af^nineteen ~h%mredr DM mite.. 2fv part'of dny of the tdia cdnatt, •tU^mtMf taneVSkltfii^b-dcliit'tSr ofXer- [s^rilimret, opsintr hartnft. or terminals) than b* t abandoned, Until the tame shall have ceased ^5C- -i^i Fresh ; AifHea|SE have a aeserved reputation. T^oas«Cnd5 are in use all over tho Uiiited States. ' Are the best heating apparatus possibleJomake. They heat where others fail—give Wstsa^tlafactlaia> s Send for descriptive drctitars* w Sold by MATTISON BAKDWARE CO PROPOSITION NUMBER ONE. STATE \\OF NEvSk^YORS, OFFICE OF THJ leeretary of State, Albany, July 25, 1910.—Pur suant to the provisions of section four of arttcby' •even of the Constitution ot the State of Nell York, and aection two hundred and - nlnety-flvl of tbe Election Law, and ot section four ot chapter throe, hundred and dxty-threo of OH Laws ot nineteen hundred and ten, notice U hereby given that chapter three hundred and etxty-ttase ot tbe Laws of nineteen hundred and tan, of which tbe following is a copy, will b( aubmitted to the people tor the purpose of vottnf thereon at tbe next general election in thia state, to ho held on the eighth day of November, nine- teen hundred and ten. SAMUEL & KOENIQ, Secretary of State. CHAPTER 898. ' AN ACT making provision. for issuing' bonds to an amount not exceeding two million five hundred thousand dollar,, for the use of the oonnniaelonens of the PaUsadea Interstate park ID the extension and improvement of the park onder their' jurisdiction aa from time to time itochvpark' may exist, aiiar* providing for a aoxv mtaaioti of the aame to the people, to be voted • tipon at the general election to be held in the year nineteen hundred and ten. - Became a law Hay 20, 1910, with tbe approval of the- Governor. Passed by a two-thirds vote. The People ot the State of New York, repre- •ented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follower: v Section L Then) shall be lamed, In tbe man- ner liereinafter recited, t bocas of fhie atate In an amount not exceeding two million five.bun-. dred tiioueand' dollar*, which bands shall be •old: by ttila atate and the proceeds thereof paid Into the state treasury, and so much thereof aa shall be-neceeoary' shall, be expended by the oommlaeioners ot the Palisades Interstate park for the exte$afon and improvement ot .the park' under ^eir ' Jurisdiction aa from time to time such pert: may exist. The atli bonde when lejuejd obeli be exempt from taxation, t S. The oWptroller\. ia hereby directed to cauee prepared the bonds of.'this state to an i eeifref^dl^rjtwftj*ifljJon**w l>w«ifwd thousand^ dollara, said bonds to bear lntsreet.et the nite ' oi not toCexcesd four per centum per annum, 'which Interest shall be payable eemi-annually In t*e city of Now Tore;: said bond, ahall be lamed for a term of fifty years from, (heir, date of issue and ahall not be Bold .for lees than. par. Tbe aomptrolier U hereby charged- -with the 'duty of eelltog'sald bonde to. the/ highest Udder, after adverttetng tor a period of twenty consecutive daya-(8unaays excepted) in at least two dally newspaper! printed in tbe city of New York, and on* in the dt y of .Albany; said advertieemente ahall contain a provision to\ the effect that the comptroller In his dlecreUoa may reject any or all bids made in pursuance of said adrrrUee- menta, .and in the event of such rejection' the comptroller Is autborlierl'to rudvertiai'for bide in th, nsuuijjr above described, as minr times as in his Juda*nunt may. he necesaary to effect a aattsfactory sale. There Is hereby imposed for each year after thia act goes' intc effect, until provielori is fully made-for- th* payment' of the mterest and principal of said bonds, a direct annual :tax anfflcleiit to pay ths lntereat on nch bonda, or .the debt represented by such bonds, as it falls due, and also to pay and discharge the principal of such bonds, or the debt repre- sented thereby,- within fifty yean from tbe time of the issuance of such bonda, to wit: A tax of one hundred and twenty-five ten thoneandtbs of a mill upon each dollar of valuation of real sod personal property in this-state, subject to taxation, 'which taxes ahall be aaaessed, levied and collected by the annual assessment and col* lection of taxes' In each ot slid years In the manner prescribed by law, and shall he paid by the several .county, treasurers into the treasury ot the atatsV The.proceeda otVjald tax~shali be New from CoyertBCow>«$ WEBSTEB3 ssLV NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY^* JUST rS£UED. El Chief>.W.T.H«rii,fonMrU S. Com. of Education. Hw Wabbr Traditjon DtTefcjpetl by Md^ ^, Scientific Leiicorraplr KeytaU .^4 cratnreof SevenCebWrie*. Ccatn 'i -p' W* *•! \ Information Pr«clic«Uy 2700 Pages. «sooo IUustnitknu. 400,000 Words and Phrases GET THE BEST in Scholarship, Conven- ience, -Authority, Utility. M \Ja3'-*'e#8^ N0T^\M.LE5 loot •SS8M Tour-S ^x PEFl^EefMERS *=ir5«ftV5SfJ?f? NORTH KISG 'bl^tXhat itMw\tofairrd.p^^ AU funds-thatntay^ derived from any. (ease, Mtt-yr ether dlspotllionot any cdnitl i.ot ebpMtmentionei, of of toy wt*of ^$»><>os3t!*v .knW}mm-dbeJtZ.;rthrti&^%ctu^ '-«^m%\U!. «- p^^.thmoi Tit%% Mlare*. abandoned; ft tOn^1jtBMkW^'SKm}m,.i»i. pUed't6~thi -iinpnwmenti ' rter«if™<frtice; or ,ret>ali; eWlfe fr\^^iimgSic iTKeSfehlhl* ' tlbV;btVlea«>-ialV«oAoih^ the Main and Hsn*urg'..at:r«t canal, situated in 'the city of Butfalo, arid'which extends easterly from the Weeteriy line tif Main street to the wseterly line, ot'Hamburg street. ' All funds tha't •ay;-be derived from';ahy .such ',TMH> sale 'or- * ot^-fl^ejtM; ofihf- canal abalf be iipHetl #' -the 1 - Improvemmt, auperihterrdeuce or-rtpslr' *t the remaining portions ot the canals,] it. Re- veotved (if the. Assembly concur), Th.ta.the- tora- ^eolnr ameiidnjent be teferred-to the legislature r.le^eb^^ttWi ne»t;«enera;. s Iectlo»'*l, mm fatrasted by the comptroUer.^and together with the interest arising' therefrom, any premluma Teeelved on the sale. ot. said bonds and interest accruing on deposits of money received from the •ale of said bonds, or from miscellaneous apurcea, it say, shall constitute a sinking fund which la hereby'created tor the payment of jhe interest oa'and ths extinguishment of the principal .of eoch bonds or the debt represented thereby, •nch sinking fund shall be separately kept and •mfsly mreefed by the comptroller and to»sther with tbe interest arlaing theretrom, .ahall be de- voted snot used solely for the purpose of payliig the principal and Interest of bonds iaroed in accordance with ths provisions ot this act aa aforesaid,,and shall not be appropriated or used in any other manner whatever^ provided, how- ever, that when such sinking fund shall equal in amount the debt for which it was Created, no furthei' direct tax shall, be levied on account- of- asld sinking fund and the tax hereinbefore pro- vided tint shall be reduced 'to an amount equal to the.accruing interest on\ saia debt.. 8 ». The, •om' Of two million five hundred thousand dol- lars fl-,500,000), or, ao much thereof, aa may be nsoeasary, la-hereby appropriated, payable out-of the money, realised under the- sale of bonds aa pfoVMea ^r section two oi this act, -to be\ ex- pended by the: commlsdoner. of the Palisades In- ; tesstafe'.psttk foMhe extension and- imptorement, (at the park 1 under:theJF jurisdiction as from timet to Ua«e : »uch' pirk m^y eiost. Said suni of two' tnilUno are bandied thonjinS dollars shall be paid by the: tjeaeurer on the' 'warrant \o^v'tie? coopimller to the treasurer of such commlesic*' ere of'tlw-PalleaileeInterstate park; open reqmsi* ticm. Otlffich'.conunlaelonerB upon, the^'comptroller?' ;forj.fte' payment of the whole ol such turn or otJ , sox* jtortiooa thereof' as from tim.- to time 'each', Lrejse^Uone^msy'.xjciuIre, sn.d such nron^yrjiaBB? t he; de>oalted'::>y'.,such coounlssionere In\one'or .eiere.'bsnsat*!* trust companies in the ofty m JtswYork, to, b»':dealgniitoa by the coniptrolier, a«»fcaha|l be oald out'.as directed by-such- pom-; •liuseiohers? by-their, proper offleers. Such coin- - niiesionera shalt furtish 'to the'comptroller' item- ised vouchers for. all expenditures mis* •troBj- the moneye hereby appropriated and aiail.repprt'' to the legislature during? the month of January jti' ssoh'yeeW.h-deiailed rtatement oif\'aH expen- ottnrea, tc«raiir.witb.-^aittenieni of.the.proceed.. bJga of sucB obshnnaafoners. 9 *.' This''law shslT ii^..t^ t exTeot .untUiifeahall -haveibeen submlt-1 'led' to ;tb*.; peopte^srthhv'stat'e' at.\ the general- election., t o h> he » in -Norember;- ninetera nmti' .derf *nd. tetij-.tie bhijots 'to \bi' fjiriuiW'.'tor 'tsaliuss of'vo'tenT.npoil the enbmIsal6n v, of. thie lew shaU be In; the foitpi pre*eSihed'>y the sSsoV' fleet lite, and the propodHon or question to he. eobmiltea el|in,b« prtateditheeeottOln subetan-, Ual(y the JolloWng formi natoelyi 'fShall eiajH •fa* <here insert the number oftlus. -chapter)ijf' the ilaws of\hlnet«sfc hnndred and ten, entitlea, 'M^.Wldpt proyision..fori»Wtari.t>onds td't-' '4& tpama. nk'-eiceeauig WoiLWlifon \live hun-i;: 4rM thousand dotars, for the.uje of the J*)*-' fflleiioheW; oltheJPelis'adcs Intenitate parai -in. 'ft* extenadn. a«4 \improvement* of th.« s pdrje jWderJlheir JurlsBiotioh; as from time to \itiine fse^lflBiirk, ihiy. exist,, and. providing^ for sJiSiib^ ,mBsi6'ii' M the* seine to {he people, to be v^ttd ttDbn-rit. tbe gehSral eleotton to be held 'W'tbe' year nlneteeil hundred and ten.f be approveolt > • ' •State of New'To*. Office, of the SenctarJ'oi *We*, ••>•- j J have compared tbe irecejtogt'wltli i fc.\.;^i-a- i »'WJ, OT ,••JjleaUJ-.thiiffOfrice, \iaS' \' H'oa •rmasm^^msaSS N Y &&,**> ^LEm%0mmmh \mencM-eaf-r r> J-'- ' .fie^ig'&t.-~'Wi' i * * Lanadian thi^eBj^jsfc; .{* asj&O. and Port ^ Hope Route Steamer leavej CHirtotte at 9 A. 1 daily except'Smflaf fa ;<SJb^f f , Port Hope, <^t- ; Rchirrinig J a&Trrl .7:45 p. mgwtitmtiiam. LaJce-..JR*t^-^k^«^Vj^ Foider* tdi^iaaai&b^fK Agenti: ]\iCpL ¥X S^\^ 167 Ce.i.^yjt^1t««l,, . . ..,*•>• ^iM&k'gW. m* aMeVJ**- iiiOeWM a nkrloat l« a-'defeadaat.-, flWM»tvet' eOttCUIlr •jm &-:Wmr *''I>s>an^,*'o»* : tho«ea«a •In t hnhdr -^-\ --•--*-• • \ ' *- \ ' .. : 6f. sestio^MoWxaftie ^ York, .are aboUAef- from, end and nuftty-flve. All th t JurlsdW- . - . , *t* °* *»»*-» «> «** «omitj>, e»> fsm^JimW <* K»w- .Y«rki »«|ai thereupon % , * , ^*'* r #^''*«^-tli«|*«fi and all Masn-'asvjfsp 0^&\ TfrV -*J*^ Fuiedwltli' •-xcellenteii ..._ Md'eiirrentfliiajlia, U'leiiyj carnesf - \\ ,*hat*ioiao>-\ 'tratedi aha'J ,. komen»lDl~tf_ . parents.- 9enial.ee' .. althe%»Maa)eas%Me« IflJBMr -a-neeMejOi ' :C)i *'n.v .^vt. aniis, and in conformity .with aection, pn*, article' «nd in which the complaint demands judgmeat %frte*>> of, the .constitution, be puhUahed-f* fW « sum'.jjwl^^^Mceeding' two thousand oWttiufaVi tl^a»o»f^-.t»jeiiop» t» the tiine ot siieB\eieo« MftWm- fcs'^heresfter enl.rge or relSct 4 -^frir^^r 7 -*--. ',».\• - .'\liT\\S^^' tW^JirrliidlStton of'tl«*po0bty>cairts, provided, ''!***£,<*''£** *<»*, to faeeraBjy,;i«y XT, m-jwnr, tbit their j'urieoicaon shall Hot b»„ao» '•*»«. J -*»e .-UMt/Unj- .tYs«u'loh.^,o%tfc*t»eWel,'. SatWded M. to authoriae an action therdn-W * ««*WHtr \''••B the membera -elected;- to' the Aa*»»bly voting tb f iavof-\ thweof,'threeoftbe •JWsSj^!? §*> th ^ '\•ni-;*'.'\*' correct tran-S »cMpt,there*0|nJ and the whole of eaid ^jinat! :]»#, OlSten iih»ef\>y hand and. ifte. eeal\ «j- s«e» orth e Secreta'i* \of. State, at the t3.tr .of' .Albany,, thti twentV-nith day of July, lnf'tiie .year the 'Houssnd dine hundred and ten. [£ *.) Umtmr-m. KOENIG, Secretary of State/ '\. •lafl per/c^ sort duties a t by- •lawj y --aa.. 1 ia«;ate»'l»¥ _ , M say. ooewty . |e> a»y. e«M - ee*n-a7 afie* ot s<A other- eoeaty. •» *, The foregoing resolution wiis duly paaaea, a irWorlty of air the- Se»»ttifa« ete^tef~voaiig\ -ft- faivor thereof, three-fifths, being present. By or- der »f the Senate, HORACE WHITE. President. a-tfe-et Mew York, Offwe of the Seer>tar)> of mfik-mi I-hate compared the preceding copy .ot;,:eone»rr*ht resolution wltHh e original con- .easje>Virseoi»tfoa on ale In this-office. arM I do .«a^..c«rt|ry that the same ia «.corrtet^tout. •effi>t.t»«tfrom, and of the whole-;thereof. Otvesj uedar nay hand and the eeal of, oeTce of the- trseretsry-'et •tate-'st tie dt y of Hibtmf, fWrwealy-fe^ilay el j„> , (» th,>«|v ^Ttm: S-*Veae- thepeaael mn» Imadrsd Mkl- tabv B> M MTeniWiripBITI,, fcorebwr ot !»»>, rrpaiflEK ^etnt * .tteee hundred, 'and pHng proviaioa for-I^-ig-beS*' '' £ «?^aSuS^! 't£ i ** H t|^ ; ,te» eaiensloll and Improvement of the' r^rk-weater' tWtr jm^ctloi. as: from time 'to- tinU'leea p^ a«,.exle»?ind,providing- .for a.aubedeateji el tU..•••>*,to the people, ie be voted sasaa'.it- tte leiorai eheflett to be held i n the yearTaaaae- * a»d ten,\ b* approved*\ S%\ tt&potia. t ,—,— ment that' liaaJfoer-J stBTOdy f«|h^tj IL \_..\ ^ trot a cime-af!1 dluisn ,t£'Srlpt«e«j<i,« aWraend.vrillloet.0 .' Address J» ItosMeaif \ - Never can t«U whenyon'lInisjha.Hn- g-f or suffer acut,brui«e, hnrnor-aeaitd. _ Be preparer]. Dr. Thotaias'a Kcrsctric OHinatantly relieves the pain—quickly oores the wonnd. oniia»*tiri -'J/' * ^ i 6t:M ^^ .m'.wff ;S#I|1 \H*ki& rli*ft|«T*MB.jsf| x,-tt.«^B ; *\^ : ~^«a»aaal
