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'*••.•.•.•• •.'-.\.••• .'•-. .. . •.- . . ..,.K \ , - ,j f 2r*vyTlt i -J • *, ,.;i^ BXPLANATIOH-IMtTER IN ITAUOS 18 NEW STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THr! Secretary of state, Albany, July 85, 1B10;—Put- iuant to .the provisions of section one ot article •fourteen or the Constitution of the State, of New York, and section .Wo hundred and niiety-flve of the Election Law. notice Js hereby given that the following proposed amendment to auction •oven ot article six of the Constitution of the State ol New York ll to be submitted to the people tor approval, at the next 'general election In this State to be held on the eighth day ol November, nineteen hundred and ten. SAMUEL s. TfOEBIQ. Secretary of stole. AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE. Concurrent Resolution ot the Senate and As- leiuhly. Proposing an amendment to section •even ol article ilx of the institution, in rela- tfir to Judges ot the cou.r of appeals and' Jus- tlce3 ot the supreme 'court. Section I. Ecaolved (U the senate concur), That section seven of article Ox ot the constitu- tion •!» amended t o read n follows: 9 7. The court of appeals is continued. It shall consilt of the chief judge and associate judges now in office, who shall hold their offices until the ex- piration of their respective terms, and .their •Uccesaors, who shall be chosen t)y the electors ot the state. The official terms of the chief judge> >nd' associate judges shall be fourteen years bom and including the first day of Jauu- 7 next after their election. Five meliiben lb* court shall form a'quorum? and the con- currence of four shall be necessary to a deciaion. Tlte court Pball have power to appoint and to remove its reporter, clerk and attendants. When- ever amd aa often as a majority of the judges of the court of appeals shall certify to the governor that said court Is unable, by reason of the»acsJ. cumulation of CSUSKB pending therein, to £e*,rf and dispose, of the same with reasonable speedi the \sjovernor^shall designate not more than four justices of tbe supreme court to serve as Asso- ciate judges of the court of appeals. The jus- tices so designated shall be relieved from tileir duties SKjustices | of the supreme court and spall serve as Bssociste judges of the court of appeals until the causes undisposed of In said court are reduced to two hundred, wnen they shall return to the supreme court. The governor may desig- wite Justices of the supreme court to fill vacan- 'ilea. 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 case. Tnwe '«Mi Se. elected of f»e next general efe-- «o» td\|e held alter ike adoption ot (Ms amena- \meiiTT ini~ tKemsfW <a tiscanefes .may oneur, two additional associate jatlgea of the court o[ appeaU, of the judges of which court not tno-f than aesm Bha\l att.on the hearing ot nnj/ IP peal, etcept that the <vurt mat. <» **« discre flow, direct a reargument to be had before' tht tntln court. Upon the entry ot the jmlae* «n electecf upon their respective oiflces the exlnt- ing provision tor designating Justices of the supreme court as ossbciutc fudges of the co'trt of apptals ehall eease and determine. The salary of the associate judges'of the court ol dppeaZs shaZl be tfe sum of fifteen thousand, dollars a year, and that ot tl& chief fudge the ttan 'of fifteen thousand flee hundred dollars a year, which ' salary shall be fn Hen o/ ond shall e^rclaife all other' compensation and al- lowance* for expenses of every nature' and kind whatever. I 2. Resolved (it 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 thr eleotiori law. State of New York, In Senate, April 0, 1309.— The foregoing; resolution was duly passed, a ma jority ot all the Senators elected v ,ting in favor thereof. By order of the Senate, HORAO' WHITE, President. State of New York, In Assembly, April % 1009. ~The foregoing resolution was duly passed, a majority of atll the members elected to the As- sembly voting} in TsTor thereof; iBy order of the Assembly, 1 . W. WADSWOHTH. Jr., Speaker. State of New-York, Ofllee of the Secretary of -State,: St.? I- have compared the preceding copy of concurrent, resolution with the original con- current resolution on Ale In this office, and 1 do hereby certify that the same Is a correct transcript tnerefrom, and of the whole thereof. Gtren under my hand and the seal of office of ths Secretary of State at tbe city of Albany, this twenty-fcftb. day of July, in the .year of our £ord,- -one thousand nine hundred and ten. [L. 8,1 SAUXTEt 8. KOENId, Secretary of State •ambly, To amend section six or arUcle one Sf the constitution, in relation to taklhg. private property for puljllc use. - ; Ths Peopls of the State of New York, rep»* •anted In Senate and Assembly, do, enact 'far follows: . •'»''-' . Section L Besolved (If the Senate concur); That section six of article one of the' constitu. tion be amended by adding thereto a clause to read as follows: When nrluafo property thai}' be tahrn for public use by a municipal corpo- ration, aSdiiiooal adjoining or netffhboirtot Property moo Se tahcn'umlcr conditions (8, bfi prescribed bo the legislature bit general .(ow. Property thus (alien shall be deemed to..be tahrn for, ptiMIe «»». t) 2. Besolved (II tb« Senate concur), \That the foregoing anoendnisnt b* referred; to the legislature to be chosen: at tins next general electron of senators, and in con-- formity wltll„sectlon one, article fourteen of thr ounatitutl'on, be published for three months pre- vious to the time of suoh election.. Stats of (few York, In Assembly, Day S, 1810. —Ths foregoing resolution was duly passed, a majority of an* 1 the 'members elected to the Aa> aatsnbly voting in favor thereof, tbree.fittha. beuag present. .By order of tbe Assembly, J. W. WADSWOBTHT Jr„ Speaker. Stats of New York,- In Senate\ May 27, 1910.— The foregoing; ; res61ution was duly ^passed,, a nua- ferity of all the Senators elected voting in faaror thereof,-three-fllths being present. By order of tbe Senate, HORACE WHITE, President. State of New York, .prflce of tbe Secretary of Stite, ss.: I bave compared the preceding copy, ol 'concurrent resoltition with tbe .original' con- current resolution, on file in this ofincs, and I do oereby certify that the same is a correct fran* script therefrom,. and of the whole l thereof. Given under my band and the seal of office of the Secretary of State at the city of Albany, this twenty.flftii' day of July, In the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and ten. IX. 8.] 8AMUFX S. KOENIO, Secretary of State. ffltKfuiy-sxec,^;'f ^iWl||»>*^ ^ f *\ 6 *\•• '*'?& aeryl^ jan'innualJfcalMJr of»fJie|i»i< Henj. thou- tare to b* chosen at the: \next general election ,ol seoaton. and in eonfonnltygltR stcttoa. 'tHC article fourteen ot the •cohsjituticftif bepubHahed tor .thres months prevlofiai tii\the tint#v«f 'sue* election. . • -a C*- •••<•• State ot New York, In -Assembly,- VaRb K, IIJII}.—This resolution wis <ao1sr passed, a in* Jority of-all the $£nim ejectea to theAaseni. > bly voting'In favor... thereof, -three-nttns' being nnesent. Dy cfrder*' of- the- Aseembiyi' 1. w; •W»PSV?OHTH, Jr., Spetkerv- rr State of Nevy. York, In Senate,.Mareb?8, 1010. —This resolution wa* duly passed? a majority ol all the Senators elected voting-, in favor ywe°'t three-fifths being present.. ,B,v. order of the Senate, •HORACE WHIJCE, Presidenfc- \ • ; - ' State of New York. Cancs5et.th« Secretary oi Sfate, aja,; l^hsve compared thc'ruecedlna; cop.i of concurrent resolution with jhe. original cor current, neolutlon on file ibr-tlus^ofnce; and I dt; hereby certify that-the same iJ a,»correct tran-' script there_fix>A^_'and of- the' whole thereof. OIT* under iny-vlujnd tin*' the iseal of office ol' Ji» Sacrcnirr -o|,.St«t« at pe.-ctty.-of. Albany, this trOTty.rahi.tbir ; of JU'y,-:in> ! the year of our Cord, one thousand inn«.hundred,and. ten. [L. S.] tUJaTDBL a.KOENlQ,..Secretafytof State. FOKH MB SUBMISSION OF AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE. Shall' the .proposed amendment -to section seven of article six of the conatitution, designated in the election notice as amendment number one, -providing. for the - election 'of two additional AsMriate Judges ot the Court of Appeals; also .providing•forr the termination ot the provision for the' desfsrnatilur of Justices of the Supreme Court to serre as Associate Judges of the Court aTXPLANATION-HATTER IN ITAUOS IS NEW. STATE OF 1JBW. YORK.sOFFIOE OF THE Secretary of. State, Albany, July 2S.-1010.-Pur- iuant to jhs proviaioni of section one of articie fourteen of tbe Constitution ot the State of New York, and section .two hundred and ninety-flVs of the Election Law, notice is hereby given that the tollowina; proposed amendment to section earren'Of article one of the Constitution of the State of New Tork is referred to the Legislature to be chosen, at the next general election oftsen- ators i^.thts State to be held on the eighth day of* November, nineteen hundred and ten. SAM- DEL & KOENIO, Secretary of State. AUEmaiENT NUMBER FOUR. Concurrent .Resolution of the Senate and As. nemhly. Proposing an - amendment- to section •even of article' one of the constitution, in rela- tion to condemnation proceedings. Section 1. Resolved (it the Senate concur), Kutt section seven ot Article one of tbe consti- tution be amended to read as follows;, fi 7. When private property shall be taken for any public use, the compensation to be niade therefor, when such compensation is not made by tbe state, shall- be ascertained by a jury, by the euprcme ejewrt trith or without a fury or by not leas than three commissioners appointed by a 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 ease the necea* auty of the roaa and the amount of all damage CO be sustained by the opening thereof shall be first deteimined by a Jury of free-holders, and such amount, together with the expenses ot the proceeding, shall be paid by the person to be Benefited.' General laws may be passed permit- ting the owners or occupants of agricultural Jands to construct and maintain for the drstnage themof, necessary drains, ditches and dikes upon the lands of others^ under proper restrictions and with Just compensation, but no special laws shall be enacted for sucb purposes, S S. rta>- solved (if the Senate concur); That the fore- afoing amendment be referred to the' legislature to be chosen at the next general election of sen* atprs, and in conformity with section one, arti- cle fourteen of tbe constitution, be published' for three months previous to the time of such elec.. tton. State of New York, In Assembly, April' K), 1910.—The foregoing resolution was duly-passed, a majority of all tbe members elected to tbe Assembly voting in favor thereof, thrae-uftnl being present By order of (he Assembly,. J. W. WADSWORTBV Jr., Speaker.' State of New York, In Senate, May 27, 1010.— The foregoing resolution- was duly passed, a majority ot all the Senators elected voting to favor thereof, titree-fifths being present.' By order of the Senate, HORACE WHITE, President. Stats of New York, Office of the Secretary ot State, ss.; I haye compared the preceding'copy' ot concurrent resolution with tjie original • con- current, resolution on file In this office, and 1 do hereby certify that the same. is. a, .correct tran- script therefrom, and of .the * whole thereofi Given under my hand and the seal of office of the Secretary of State at the city 'of Albaav, this twenty-fifth day ot July,- in the. year oi our Lord7-one thousand nine hundred and ten. IX. 8.]'SAMUEL S. HOENIO, Secretary ol State, OLD LAW TO'BE'OJilTTEHr STATE OF NEW TQRBt, .OFFICE OF THS Secretary ot State',. Albany, -afelS s 181_0.-Pur. anant to thar Broviilonstcf sectionPoBe-*>f artlcH fourteen of ths Constitution of the state of \New York, and section two, hundred and riinetyOV< ; , of the Election Law, .notice ia. hereby \.given that tjtw following proposed ajnendmentV to section two of article six of the Constitution of the State' of New York la referred to tie Legislature to be) choaen at tbe. next general election of sefr ators in this. Stats to be*eld on the eighth-day oat November, nineteen hundred'and ten; Six- OIL S. KOENIO, Secretary ot State. • < AMENDMENT NUMBER JiEVEN. Concurrent Resolution of the' 1 Senate and- As •emhly, Proposing an. amendment ^ o section two of article six of the .conatitution, in relation to assignment of justices of the supreme' court \>. hold special and trial terms. ,: .'\ Section 1. Besolved (it the. assembly concur),: That section two of article\ six ot the cons'titu- tion be amended to read as foliowa: I 2. The lettialature shall divide thestajte into four Judicial \departments. The first department shall consist of the county of New York; the others shall be bOamded by county lines,, and be compact and equal in population as nearly as may be. Once •vary ten years the- legislature may alter the' Judicial departments, but without Increasing the number thereof. There shall be an appellate dfvislDtt of the supreme court, consisting of seven Justices in the Brat departmentr and of five jus- tices In each of the other departments. In each department four ahall constituteja-quorum, and thai concurrence bt three Bhall be^necessary' to a. decision. No more than five justices shall sit in any case. From all the justices elected to the supreme court the governor shall designed those who ebal! -.-onstitoto the appellate -division in each departmenU,and be ahall designate the pre. tiding Justice 'thereof, who eliail act aa such during tils -term ot office, and ahall be a resident off the department. The other 'Justices ahall be dtaatgnated for terms-of five years or the unex pired portions of their respective termssQi office. If less than five years. From time to time as the -tsrmi ot such destgnatlona expire, or vacancies occur, ha shall make new designations. A ma- jority-of the' Justices so designated to ait 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 any justice ili the of Appeala; atnd also providing.for the Increaae Secretary V State, Albany, July 26, iOid.-Pur- of the salary of the Chief Judge or the Court of Appeala) (now ten thousand five hundred.dollars per arkrmrn atnd three thousand seVen hundred dollars in lieu of expenses), to fifteen thousand fire hundred dollars per annum, and tor the- in- crease of thje salary, of the Assooiate Judges of the Court of- Appals (now ten thousand dol- lar! per annum and\ three thousand seven hun- dred -dollars in lieu of .expenses), Ho fifteen eno'uaand dollars per annum, which salaries ahaP be paid In lieu of and shall exclude'all other, • compensation and allowances, being-an Increase ot^orMT $6usand three hundred dollars over pret. «nt compensation, and the; legislature bdng prohibited hereafter from inereastnf said \aalariea be sppjftadi- • ' .\• «r»a^AfiON-«[A.TTER Df TTAtlCSj IS NE*. sTAaator NSw-.- YORK, -meno? 6t THE tVeretatrr of State, Albany, Jiily 26, - loio.-Pur. suant t o lbs proilal'ona of section One of article fourteen of the Constitution of ther.State of New York,\ and section -two hundred and. ninety-five •f ths IlecUon.Law, notice IF hereby given thai toe fo&owinsT proposed, amendment to .section, seven- of article one ot the Conitituttim of the Stats ot New York i s referred t o the' Legislature to be. chosen at the nest, general election ol , SelatoM ill thla'State to be held on the dghin -oay of Novsanber, ' nineteen hundred and ten. SAMUEL 8. KOENIO, Secretary ot State. - '\ '•-*• AJfflatDSESrT NtfflBEW^WO. ;C^cturent Retolutlon of the Senate and At* aembly, PropDainr an amendment to section \asren of article cue of the' constitation. in iel* •Urn to ''.flu cnenlhsge- Of landi. i., . . • --,-.. fitcttcm 1. Besolved (if the senate concur). That section seres of article one of the cotnrtifu- tton be amended t» scad asjollowai ~l 7. When privats- property ahall br taken for any pubfle use, tlse eonopeoaathm to be made therefor, .when' aateh. ejompenaattfon' is notj;made by the •tats, stall W ascertained by a jury, or by not less than three corrunistloners appointed by.a-court of record, aa ahall be prescribed by law. Private' > roads' may beT opened in the manner to be pre- scribed by lasr; but In every case the necessity of the road and', the -'amount of all damage-'to be atatsmed by the opening thereof shall be first determined by a jury of freehoWars, and such auaountv together with the expense*' of the'pro. oaedlnsr. ahalt be pafd by the person to br bene- fited, -General laws may be. -passed; permitUng ah* owners or occupants of'agricultural lands to construct and maintain for the drainaje'-thereof. ntcaasary drains, ditches and. dykes upon the land) til others, under proper restrictions,\ and Witt just ccsnpeoastlon, -but'-no, apecial laws shall be enacted for .auch'ruw'osej. and the iriinaee ofjxrieetelani.tor Vie. improtemtl thereof U hertbt constituted or. public use, for milch Usd ntaf-be'ocipiircd for lust compen- jufkm- aniitto sairsnse; mtiessid to the per- ~im or ptepMy iemtflted. by the state or a tnttictpaUty, under sppropriale'laics: It Beaolved (If. the senate concur). That the fore- going aunenometrt b» referred to tale.legislature to be - chosen -at' thai' next ,'s>oarsl election of senators, and. In conformity tea section one Of - article JMrteexi of tbs constitution, be published tot throeaaontha previous to-\the time of such ^te^W Narw\ Tork, In aaeembly, \atan* tXK ISM.^^TM foregolna; resbhrtton was duly passed, a msiotity of all ta« aaeunbers elected to the Aaatntbay vottsg-Ur fkvor thereof, • tacw-fifths being potent* By order of tJis^Aasembly, 1. W, WABBWOtTH, 3r„ Bimkm. ' -,. Rata ofNevr fork^ r KsVsurtV. AsAto , jaso.- Tb* foregolns- reeoirtloar was duly \passed • taaV- Jority of all taw aaiuaton iWved votlnc-bl faveat tDtnisf. taraw-Msi betas; present. By cedar sf tas ttenstte, IMHsatM tatiSat, PresMent. 1 - faats of llVw Tsrk, OtaVss ot K tj>e Becretsfyef State, jsv: f kart oaasapareil IS* preesdti* eeavy of eooCTtrrant resolotloa .artts tt»» ortflaal eoa-' CTureM raaolutiaaa oat ate In'tliW-cSsce, and I As kaney earttfjr that tas aasaw ts-s cornet fjsav .aeslpt- thttvfiroen, aaaaV'sf' thar vfhoar' taMtsot Oirea ostaW Bay haad srai use falsi of eater ot ta* •atawttaar/ of Wats, * t tbs ^Ity ot albaaaf, ttds tvrr.ty-ffltl.sy c< W/ii.tas jrsaf ct our Lord, ftjUatTatRs) Kt^ll»|^T|aaislfsgs<-saatay .' . EXPLAMATION-MATTER IN ITALICS IS KEW MATTER IN BRACKETS 1 ] IS OLD LAW .TO BE OMITTED. STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE elscflon; ... , -T. State \U- New York, In tlenate. May 12, 1010.-H Jhs foregoing resolutloti. was. duly passed, a; msjority > of, .all the Senators elected voting In; faior thereof, three-fifths oepft i present. BjJ order ol the Senate. HORACE WHITE, President. . Stat* ot Ns% Yoik, In Assonjfil.v, May 19 «» r^Ths foregoing resolution t wa« duly passed,- s_ majority of ajl the members elected to tHei.As\ seinbly voting'in. favor thereof, thrce.fi(tlla belnf present. > By oidet. ot tlfe^ Assembly, •>.. W WADSWOBTIJ, Jr.f.Sneakerj'.- - ' State \of New York'. Office or the, .Secretary ol State, es.: I have, compared the ffcbcedipff copy ot concurrent resolution with the, Qrigtfml con-, current resolution on (Ht in this office, apd I do hereby certify that the- snme^ Is a - correct tran script-' therefrom, and. of the whole thereof Otreh under my hand and the seal of otHt-6 -of tin Secretary of Stnfe at the city or Albany,, this fWnty-flttli day of..July, In the jrcitr of our D6rd; ope tliousand nine hundred'and .^cn. [L. S-1 SAMUEL 3. KOENIO, Secretary.'of State. suant to the provisions of section one of- article fourteen ot ibe Constitution of th<? State of New Tors, and .section two hundred and ninety-five of the election law; notice, is hereby, given that the- following proposed amendment tS section six. •of articie three of the Constitution ol tbe Slate of New York is referred to the Legislature to be chosen at the next General Election of Senators In this State to be held November eighth, nin- teeo Hundred and ten. SAMUEL 8. KOEMQ. Secretary of State. AMENDMENT NUMBER F1VJ!. ^ t Concurrent Besolutlos ot the Senate -and As-' raissably. Proposing an sm'endin'eht to sVction six o3.artids three of the constitution, in relation ' > to;taa ^compensation of members of the legiela- ,?-• 4---^=- ', - ™»*>T - -% Ssctton 1. Besolved (if the Senate concur), That section six or article ttitee of the comtlta- ,ooa be aunended to. readnts. follows: I'D. Each \naember\. of the legislaturel ahall receive for his \aserrices an animal salary to! one'thousand five hundred dollars.] as folloKs: Bach member of tit-senate the sum of three thousand five hun- dred dollars and each member of the aseanbZp Use turn of three thousand dollars. The inern- bent of either house, shall also receive, the eiim ot Utret cents for each- mile {one doilar for every tan mUea] they shsll travel- in going to and re- turning from their place of meeting; once in s«<* axes) of actual attendance of Ms session, on the molt usual route. Senators, when the -'avnats-. siont ia eohvened in extraordinary ses- sion,' or -when serving as, members of the court for tht'''trial of unpeachmetttj, anoVsrwh rneniber* of tM^aaaembly, no* ~eiceeding nine In number, savshall be appointed managers of an.lmpeVcnf anant, ebal] receive an additional allowance of\ ten dollaraa day. f 1 Resolved (if the Senate concur),' That the foregoing: amendment be re- tarred to the legislature to be chosen st the next general election 61 senators, anil in conS formity with section one, article fourteen of the c^ossititution, be published' for three months :pte* vious to the time of such election. Stats oftft* York; In Senate, ApriJ 7,: 1«0.-^ Tbe ^foregoing reaoluttrm was duly passed, a nssjority of all tbs. Senators,elected voting let favor tbeteof, three-fifths, being present. By- order of-*he- Senate, OtOROE U. COBB*. Terri- ptarsry Prestosnt. .— j-. * fjtata. of Heir Yorkvia A^lemDiy,. Aprli a, laTW.-The fdregoiBjr pesojuttdn vhut.dulyV psaatct, ' a majority of all'the' members elected: to the Assembly TOtta«j;te-favor tbereof;, tbtea-fifths bap-' uaar present. By order or the Assembly, j. W. vfADaWbSTH; Jr.; Speaker. \'•';•- Stats 6* Hs>r YorkV. Officer, ol ttaeiefcerefjary of Stats, as,?, f have'cdiinpared-the preceding eepj! M concurrent reeoltrtMn with the' original-'there^ of on fils III this bBcs, and I oo hereby certify that the same is a -correct tSnscript thesetrona, and of the whole Ihereof, GlV'rt under my baud and the seal of otflce of the Secretary of Stats at SM city ot Albany, this tweatty'-flfthtoay of Jalyi in tbs year of our Lord, orw thousand nine hun- dred ana 'tin. l> Jkl JK*JtBltaV' SL KOftnft. faseiiiarjf.of. Stats. - . , < ; ppellate alrlajon, or in esse- the presiding Justice of any appellate dlviilon ahall cerUfy to him that one sr mors additional justices sre needed for tb speedy disposition of the business before - Whenever the appellate division irt .any depart ment thall be unable to dispose-ttf. Its business wttbin a reasonable .time, a majority of the pre atdimflifiticea of the severaLdepartments at » rnae-tjiur. called by the presiding, justice of the dspartmant In arrears may tran'afer any pending appeala from such department to, any other de- partment for bearing and determination'.. No\ hjstice of the appellate divirtfln jhall, within the dspartment ,to which-he may be?*aeelgnated tb perform tie duties of an appellate justice, exer-: das any orthr Towers pf a justice pt,.the supreme cawrt, stber than those of a Juatice out. ot\ court,- and those pertaining to the appellate, divtston, or to the.hearlna- and dsdsfon of motions submit- ted by consent of'counsel,Jiut anyauch Juatice,. when not actually'engaged in performing the dutieeof such, appellate Justice Jh^the department to which he' Is designated,'TBajf*noiff any term ot the supreme court and exercise' any of the powers St-a Justice of the supremo court in anj county or Judicial district In aiiy other depsrt- mesrt ot the state; From and after- the last day of December, eighteen hundred and nlnetfrflve, tbs appellate division- shall have the Jurisdiction now exercised by tbe supreme court at it/gen- •ral terms and by the genera) fernui of the court ot common pleas for the city, and county of Nejr JTork. the superior court, ofjho city of New York,- the superior cpurt-of Buffalo and the city ol Brooklyn, and such additional jurisdictiott u may be conferred by the legiilature, It ahall hsve r^ower to appoint and rembVe a reporter. [The Justices of the appellate dlyfiian in each de- partment shall have power t o fix.the tirrics and places'for holding special terms, therein, and'to aaalgn the-jus»ices in.the depariments-4o holrk aucii terms; or to make rules therefor.] f-2. .rte- solved, (If the assembly concur), That, tbe fore- solns; smendment be referred to the legislature t*-be chosen at ths next general election of sen. ators,iand in conformity with section,one, article fourteen of the canetltutioh, be published for three norths, previous to the time-of such election. Stateof New York, In Senate, April 12, 19J0. -^s'toreaToifig' resolution was duly psased, a majority of all thev Senators elected voting; In favor thereof. By order of the Senate, GEOROE H. COBB, Temporary President, •/ State of N*w York, rrT Assembly, May 24; into -The foreerolng resolution wa* duly passed, a majority of all tbs members elects)} to the As- sembly voting In favor thereof; By order of the ajjsembly, '£ W-\ WAOSWORTH^ Jr...-Spesker. Stats of Hew York. Office of tbe- Secretary of stats, as.: I have compared the preceding copy. of concurrent restitution with the original con- ' resolution of file In thla office, and I dt ,_. eertify. hit the same la a correct tran.- Krtpt therefrom,, and ol the whole thereof. Mven utrrKr my head and the seal of office of the secretary bt State-at the 1 , city of Albany, thla twsnty<fitth day of July, in the year of our lyjrd, one thousaifrl'jltn* hundred and ten: [L, SI fiJJaTJTJ, S. KOENIO, Secretary of State. • EXPLANATIONr-MATTER IS ITALICS IS NEW. STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE; Secretary ot \State^ Albany, July 25-, ,1.010,-Pur- ' suant 'to the. provistons of section one of article fourteen of the ConSUtutloh of'the Std'te of New '-Toyk, and section ''two^ hundred; and -ninety-five -at tb* Election L»yv, Wtice'is Hereby given that -toe following proposed amendment to section aarren ot article, seven\ of the Constitution of the State of New York is referred, to the Legislature to be'chosen at the next general'election nt Senators In this State to be'held'ap the eighth day of November, nineteen hundred and ten. SAMUEL Si KOENW, Secretary of- State. AMENBStENT-NUMBER NltfE; .,Concurrent Hesolutlo'n of, the Senatie and As- aarnbly, Proposing,' an. amendment \to sectjon ssven of article seven of the constitution, in rev latfon tothe disposition and\vse otM»rjd» in the forest preserve. ' v . ' Section 1. Resolved (if the Seriate concjjr), ; Th«t seotion seven of article seven or tbe cft#ti- tution be amended' to read: as follows:* Forest preserve. | 7. The lands 61 the state, now owned or hereafter acquired, constitnttng'tho fores* pre- serve s s now fixed by hjw.-shalf: he forever kept at vrild forest^, lands. They shall not be\ leaser)\ •old or exchanged, or\ be taken by' any corpora. tion, public br private,-nor shall the\ Umber -thereon be sold, removed or destroyed. But *ihe legislature may provfdt hy general laws- for; Me coatsfriiiiWoli ontt rriatntenancej of refer- voire under state\ control on such lands xcfitn^ .ever the storajieof te'ater ft neMsjtri/ for- imK •JsMpal Kofer supply, for the canals of (tut- state or to regulate- the flow .of streants. \Ho' reservoir shall be erected under any suia. late until after the appellate dtetslon of the su- preme court ior the deparlineni in 0M0A it f» to.be located shall otter, <x heating adjudge the use of stall land thereof necessary-far Hut pubfio welfare, fflg people and; Kith.the- •cowemf of-the court, pHpote Bersons^-tny^ 'cosis fit as parties to the, proceeding and. thi court may taspMs' 1 such cd^BHpM. <•>. '*'((»' judgment the publio interest : \t0tires. The; judgment mow be rtwfftwoT bp the court Hf.'e^r •peaU^ If tights of propefiy .'of f«%\ sfpjfip? iajien or used; for ow e&hmproyemcni offer than for the coBcit*, the value the&tifar of theiruse-ihatlbe a ehirfe-uflon th^'Weptfjfhr or municipality dfreefju ; benefited and ntttst.ie); pala into-the state- treasury <»' Itt;o|*. pfs, toi anmiwl fixed charge as shall be profitdcU by- law. The expense of any such, {mpropemiutjfg regulate the flout of streams\sjffil <sg! far^a'SiFt Improves-private property ai-'borm^ir.spiie:, property to the extent of ihe'^eneflts-jeeVieiSt DtuoKttary contHH'ons sha.ll t>oi be iitfaiecl vr\ continued by any such reservoir., 4. -rjfplg/fcjt• if-this section may be rest/xti>ied:-'a\i yhe stilt ' of the- people-'or tcltti the coi&enf'afitie:.su f : pmneccoitri^n ap0U)>te division' Pit notice:Jo tM'athrtiey-aeneral at.the sullof a#«@ti^ ! «. Resolved (if the Senate concur), Tfrat'*thc- toregolng smendment be referral to thcVlijriSlnL turefto be chosen si the next general ele.otiorr.05 ; senators, and, In conform ( lty with- sb'cti^ 'btje-,-; article fourteen' j>I the constitutlon,^bcJ;rJublfsIicrl J toe three months-previous to tbe tijOTe-olf-s'uch^ election. .\- -, \ ; \-.\-:>*'' <• -- Bute of New York, In Senate, May 18,, lffl^, Tlte foregoing fwojutloa wss duly passed., s- anajorlty of ;all the Senaitor* elected voting, in- favor thereof, three-fifthi\ being present*.'*'By. order ot the Senate, HpRAOE WHITE, President. • State Of New York, In Assembly, Tuay^SS. Idlo.—The foregoing resolution was duly passed, s- majority of alt th» members elected to the,. Assembly voting- in favor thereof, three-fifths being present. By order of the Assembly, 1. W. WADSWORTH, Jr., Speaker. Sute of New York,\\ Office of the Secretary of Stats, ss.: I have compared, the preceding\ copy rat confurrrnt resolution with the- original con- current resolution on file in this' office,\ and 1 do' hereby certify that the same is a correct trah'- scrlpt therefrom, and of the whole there.ol, aim under my hand and the seal ot office .Of. ths Secretary of State at.the cljy ot Albanjt' tbls twehty.flfth day Of July; tt the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred. - and teiu ft. 84 SAMUEL S. KOENIO. Secretary-of State. inuseallov^lte tWI^^Ml^- Are the .^ besi Beating a^alritiiitSfeisslble to make Theylheat where other* &Ufr&fr* be»t satisfact Send for 4escrrMW?§rcutors* / V; Sold by MATTi$Q$ HfAB?DWXRr CO -' \ PROPOSOT0»-HUMBEB;Oint STATE OF NaSW'TTORItJ or»]ICB 01\ TBI lecretary of-Jtate, -Albaay, 3uly. SB, IMO.'-l'ur. iuant to tb* provjaiqna-ot section foaj;^ artioU seven ot tbs «riBtu«oh 'ofcrtha- 8«t« ol^Ho. Yorir, and swtidn^l^AunumanaBniilsty-avt ol tbs Election. Ls.tr . \i of «K«bn tour oi erMptss..thrsj-;huyd«Sk a^d.al^-tnrs* ol V* Laws of'-nineteen huSo'^-sMd-t»m,\m»ac» k hereby given r^' : ^bapter:'-tbr»s hundred aao- aixty-tnree ct tbs'Laws of nlnetsen hundred;and tem of which ; 'the , touowlng is\.* obpy t wilj bt suhmitted t o ths peoole-fsrjjas nurrjoss'ot*vettng thereon'at'the'next>nerU'ele^IM.In this state, to U held on the eighth itr^M November, nlns- tsen Anndrso and .tan, - SAMtmL S XOXNIO, eecrstsry ot Stats. ' S* - CHAPTER «», Air ACT making provision tcV-'iasulug bonds to an-arncomt not-exceodina; two million fire -hundred, thousand vdollara, for the use' of tbe oMpmiaiio'ners. bt\ the Pallaad>a Interstats nark myths'extension and imptovement of' the park •\bt^itheur'^uriaoicfion as trom; «m»'.ta> flms •tfiob^tpatk mliV eflBfeiana* prorlrtnii' to* » aob; „mWcB 0 c*.th(psame B *J6 the .Mopls^Jo. b* votaal unoo-at the general election to be bald In thai . year' nlnsttm.'blm'rjraal^^ anj^tsnV\ \ -* .. lascime a'liw May, t», K 10io; with the approval of tn*'GoVBijwr^PaasecTojr a fwoitWros vote. Tht.Psiipis of*th» Stat* of'-Ksw-OTork, rsprs- sented in Senate, and.\Assarnily do snaot si foltovrst'.-. . -T.v- •,,' ' ;\' : ..\ *'\t»tc^'i>-TIiai*'anali-b»Maaui^ in the tuuv T»aT-.B»»W* 1 ^T^™i\»\'4» T <<^th!» stats tar an, arnemt not enteeedirigstwo^mlllton five hnn- &,ri^vr«^o^-u^a^^ch t bondfe *aa. bt &to- M •^Bisau^a^^t^^^tnersbt as .thall .bs:Soj^..^f^^4«rDejiasd .by.th. -ci»»JnliafionsM%itii*,\a^de«&t^ -|cr'''thV'eurte^c^-and^ 7jlvuri^^7^»SptffrongW|i«B^ .'' V ; ' eotsfl^ffjlU!..S«isny(.-^ t'r*er J areaftbs^b«da';*'tlils..st«t»v'^ Mimaf^^eiimim^tosamiMWsSmti '^m0^uM'^um^W'^W 1 u Ma^bS' end.:;snaUgnot*be--sHd i ;^ of sslllnraatdrbortda^totths' ,hlane^-^dd ^*^t*^Sf6g;g<Moa5Dr?Stj\ -Isesiae^rosrs'. Shall. «^^|'4nv^n!^^|sis«tJitJi»^i- ''MmptrcUrrklTiautbaru^rioSrit*^ tn\the.Mimef':abo're;;d«*cAi^;ifcinaw 'satisfa\ctory sa1^;«Ther^-is''beJvby -l^'pjasd'tor- saoh-year after tiia act'aW;'int.,,/e*sct,' Bntn .ptovIsBn-U fully,.nuule-t«,tbs:;:pa'ytW -litiareist;' and prindr^ of:'«»Sboh'cbv- a. dfisct , annual'; tax suffldent'to pay th¥-hitarert.|n such bo'nos, oV the;de*t ^Seserifsd : b/;.sucn,-l U it'laniNrhwr ibi-i&V&'i^-jfaa%$t) r.Jkt JlJST PUBCK Webater'aNEWIrttEsUlAT (G, t C Merriaee Cat. J surrjaaaes tassM Iatsraaat^awJ s s 1 book exceeded Us praasMsssr. fonJdaUoa a sew saserstrattjsrs laal.l The recoaatmclioa aas Vvsea cat\\\ ' maujyyesrabyalarfslorcessll . r uader the asperviitsn •» Dr W f former UsHeJ Stalts €.•••» 1 'Tl\lr«gi tisn,_»a>* mo(svca«T'a«asryasa»»awa*s| ist».~far»eWmlle«a»v»»s« ampbTia. TlMtwaaaWrft' scan star* iKaa asaaUeai. TsW avaonjaas MuuwriaHaaa, knar tpsA.^scMarly laWr Tin Eailiahlrteratarrs far •vsratttaaiL— tsnauaoloir s t Iks arts aaal seisae—>' every-aay sscech et street shaat, kill, aw* preaeaated with faftaesa aaal In sire of vecaWary sa mhaas* aaf iaforsaatK* and ia tseieauasKS ejf tioai, the book sets isawasaarkam 400,000 wortli asai JilWtrtW \^tSajJfS. 00-tli^^mmnh,, ^iSiwiMfTvV srn^»ATao»^Lt/ S»A|«,> *»•• •rcrrtary af Mat,' ttei.la' \ rTsLios is rtitr. j>a*Mcr vT^latJl' artlaas wai a? ttai . IXttAirATtdll-rJatAStElr^\^^ 1UTBSR » BlIiCkiilTS t J W-OtD fca\» tt • BEoMrrrtfl), ; ;• -t»TATjr.or HEW YORK, OFFIOS OT TBI aWcretary. of State; Albany. .July M, l(no.-Pm- Mat to ths i*o»«cn>t,ot-seetlort one of articU tourtesn bt tlte Ooostltntlon of the) Stats of New Tort • and eection two hunored, and airtrty-five of tbs election l»w,,rio8i!trtt4era*y given that .«> tt^krsnsf propoewcl amertdrnsnt to section low of artld* four, ot the Ccnstitutlon\ ot the-«Ut» i f Raw To* ia referred to the LaarlaUtnre ts 4M. e*pa»». \t* tbs nart geoenl elertlon at Sroaton U taua Stat* t* b. held onrtj^l^.»a7o7 X* yea^ ( «b«een iujUteo kul inx: »AKurL a KOsmO,.S»ciTtat7of Bfatev , ' ,.\.. ,-'\ AMtNDatEKT nuirtfjtg-§«..' .: Cnewnsk IteSoltrtlon of the Seaats sod Aa> \?•%•.*\**** ** ««>»»*Miit t o sectJoa teajt of srtlcH> lew of tb* corawJtWseh. it relstlos b tbs.srJaey <t s^etMr. \• - -• •\- . ' :jyj* J-. JfcMtajel;<lf • the Senate, exawier),- ttsb of aoavnoed u, read as fbllowt: I C 1*. (Sail ^esmissst&ui^mis, st, tM sail ^^•S iaml fsreaa ot tb* sUta. a>t;ssat\ i— fss)w» te-esarvsw. tbs' fcejaeerer*. ar-ta.' _»«tv, 'm^^^nminmtflSSsmW *- m \' Ma*s*arJ«<aa<<>l>te as tan ewmot:«t* ' atla*l«ATI01»WaaTrEH TS tTAUCS » SEW: ' MATTES DI BRACKETS X J i S OLD MATntR TO/Bl! OMITTBD. • >'' .''. STATS- OF ' NSW YORK, OFFICE OF 3HE eserstafy ot State, Aibsfiy. July JS^ ViVS.— Pari suant to the provisions, ol section one of, article fourteen of the Constitution of'tbe sute ot New York, and section two hundred aeoV ninety-five ol tbs EUction Law, notice la hereby given that ths following proposed amendment \ to- section fourteen of artid* six of the\ eobititulion of the Sate of Jtsw York Is referred ta the LegitUture to be ehossn at Uie next general election ot seb- atorj In this State to be held on the eighth day of rfovember, alnetsen hundred s net ten. SAMUEL S SOEKH), Secretary of State. 1 AMENDatENT NUMBER EIGHT. Coamrrrsaat Resolution of tbe'Seitate and. As- ara^>ly,,ProposIaf; an amendment to-section four- teen ot article six ot the- constltutloT), in wis- uoat to tbs county court of tar^rcirunty. ». ' Ssctleii 1.-Resolved (If the Senate concur), That section fourteen of article six of the con- ttltutlon be'.mended 50 read as follows: | 14. Th*,existlris;-oSBnty courts are-cwtlnued. and the Judges tbereot now iii otnoe ahall hold their of- Ice* until the expiration ot their respective (arms. In the'county \ol Kin** there ehall *a> ffwo] four county' Judges and the additional Bounty judges shall be chosen-st tbe tnextl gen- stal.elecHosi Jitld.ta it orlif-naOfikred »eor :attet the '**r*for» «f-ftSl» art)cl«v1^i« amewd- «tew» to- .t»miu}ttm. for this sWm-^-'tli' years film and including the first: iaVef >O»»KW» »«rt-aff«r »^«is«to«r Tbe simweors of the several couaty' judges shall be choaen by the erectors of the counties tor the term of six years. County courtl shsll have the powers and Juris- diction they sow posses., and also original juris- ittetlOB ia, aetlDos lor tbs recovery ot money only, whsre,tb# defeodsnta reside ta the county. and In which; (be complaint demands Judgment fof .a aunt »oit sxceedlng-two thcAiasmi doiura. rh« leglsUiur*:snay herestter snlgrsre or restrict Has Jurisdiction of the county courts, provided.- nowtvrr. that\ their Jvarlsdicilon shall not be eo rxsaooed aa to autborlas an action therels tor 0* recovery of money only. la which the son' isaaaaa^ exeatds two taousand dollars, or In •tush any taatasai sot a realoeat of the county Is I VsaaWanatV- Cortrtf of aeasaW except tar the eetjettr of J*tw 'York, are absUahsd from sad after ta* .liit *ay at baeawabtr, one tbooasnd asawt^hraaeawl aatt shvety sret AH tbs Jeatadle- , KPLANATlON-MATfER IN ITALICS IS NEW; MATTER 1H BRACKETS £ -J- IS 0B» MATtiR TO BE OMITTED. * „ » .' STATK OF NEW YORK, OFFICE <JF »S.HaK Secretary of State. Albany, July 25, loio;—p'ut- ffdsnt t o ths. provisions of section one' 6| article' fo^trteen of tbe. Constitution of the State, of New xVirlt; arid section two/hundred and ninety-five- of the Election' law, notice is hereby given that in* foHowlng proposed smenument 'to' section eight of srtlcle seven of the Constitution of the Stat* of New-York Is referred to tbe Legislature to be chosen at the' next general election of Sen- ators In this State to be held on the eighth day ot November, nineteen ^hundred and ten, SAM- UEL S KOENIO, Secreury of State. . AMENDMENT NUMBER TEN. Concurrent Resolution of the Senate* and At- aombly. Imposing an- amendment to article seven, section eight, of the constitution. In relation to canals; Section I. Resolved (if the Assembly concur). That section eight of article seven of the consti- tation be amended t o read aa follows: ! 8, \~f he Isgialatore shall not sell, lease or otherwise \nis- poss ot ths Erie canal, the Oswego canal, the Ohamplaln canal, the-Cayuga and Seneca canal, ror\J\tte Black River\ canal, [;J or anp part-if said oanaU, or shy lands, slips, docs, or other structures, basins, harbors, or icrmt- «alsy-camected ttrlfls n«*nnpnrfeiiai», »' joW rwaols hereaffer ; procfderJ, aOfUlfrd if cent- atrtletext by the' state to aid commerce \upon sat* ctmals, or- upon tide icatcrs,< tabes,* or canalised taaterumys, including all that por- tion of the trie canal in the dtp of ' Buffalo. \ from the-cuard Iocs; IMrcIn ta and including Vemmerciel Slip arid-Jfie slips leading trim iht canal ta the Brie balm, aut'ihej/ iKSlFfsr- main the property if the-state anSju&er ill mrnnaaement.forever,y'The tcota \cwtif as need herein, includes slips, harbors and the oemalt 'at eaititrucM dni fnipnroett M>nfer* onrJ BUtfiMSf .to chapter anxhundted? and forty-sevm of the laics of nineteen hundred^ and three, es heretofore amended, and under mitt pursuant ta chapter three hundred and nUtetji-oni of Jhe JotM if nineteen hundred saseJ »(•«. Jfo port of any of the. said canals iUt}~M said lends, slips, docks, *or. orJier strmwfiirw, tojilsr, harbors or terminals, shall bt abandoned, until the same shall have ceased to be a portion, thereof ami. shall hace been declared a andmid'by' an act of the legisla- ture, based upon p certificate 0/ the canal board, that It- is no longer' a portion thereof. ta funds that may £e dtriccd from any tattle, sale or other disposition of any canal isot store mentioned, or of any part of the cnmiM, laitoV, slips, doctce, or othet s ttcfitres,'tw- sHif, \taroors or termitialev ichlch\shall have ceased to be a portion thereof aha) ieciired abandoned, as above provided, shall.be ip- pUed to the improvement, TxriHtcnden.ee or repair ot the remaining canals. [/The prohibi- tion ot lease, sale or other disposition herein contained, shall not apsly to the canal known as' tbs Main and Hamburg street canal. si'tuJktea' fn-i tits dty of Buffalo, and,which extends easterly 5 front ths westerly line, ol Slitl* siieet %d*s- wssterty Unt of Hamburg street. All funot tlratr taay. bs derived , from,~sny such least, sale^sr: other disposition of-any canal shall berWoplieoVta the Improvement, wperiatendeMe^oic .repair ot. taw remaining portions ot the canals. 1- | 2. Re- solved (it the Assembly concur), 'mi , the fare? |ota« aWHmdment be referred- to- tHe,_j»giauiturs ta bs cbssen at thet next general election of see-, ators, aid In conformity with section\otje sirttcH't saajstsstt ot the constitution,, be published tot: 1 nsonths previous to the time oCau'ch eleo-. of one .hu&oS'6^ar'f»re^a^ W ol a null upon'-sack, dollar of valuatj a«6^jr*rsonalJirtpirfefln 'thljH^fe^afSfM^t. ,ta»atir« wHc.y-t«eJ r slisfcbs'^a»^ sad collected-by -tbs 'annual aealasment/and; Isctfon of tax'elt -in. eaenSot ^^*ySi»s ; In. -JtaaSa^'ptsaslblJII jy, Is,vr>*Ma«alI WpfSij th*7\T>r«l county tr»asufe\lnWtbs'?gei- ofth* tfat*. ' Tto-r-irocelroa^aiia.tsX.e^ invested by the comptinllw, and tc^therJwrtt tbs' Interest arising tlwefrom,' sjgr :presalussir , received on t!is*sals' ot>a^cS--si^lntapl I .accajpdnt* on'deposit* of rMrky,reorfvsd\ .froan' thi; I; •I s of said bonda or rrojn mis»Wneou« : s~rriesiL4'' J II-any, shall, conrtituts a'staking'rthsd'wl Itarsby created tot thi.payminit nt tbs''-' .0* .and. the. e^ingulabment of 'the. principal .of- ,sc<rli'--.b>nds or ths debt repreaentad' thereby: .Such .sinking, fund ahalt \be separately-'\re*'and- - safely >testeotl#.-:the-c*mntAte\a^ :with.td»..intema* arlatngVtherefro^ato-bTili'. votarl aid use*sfjlsly;.fotjt^''ptijpJssiot'.M %- principal and' hrterCTC\'of> \Mnuai laauidj'ln;, aooordance .with-the provjalona-, of.'tlda^la* ' .atitwatid^snd- abatt-nom a^priateo^eaFSI ' In any other .mannet-; #h*t^^fe^vj^>bcfj»to over; that when su'eh-slnktag 'Wnd,7shall soual: in amounl; ths d«t'»r i .wbW'tt''Sia%a»ts4; a>>- fttrther dirsct tax snal^t1»JeVlsoTi ori account''of esltf-aln^;^-,*!!*^*^ vidsd for shsil.b* redticad.*to-sn amount-tflual; sStrit«fMilli fraoj lUKAtaW f»ths.a^I^,inte»^a»uc^b^JSaU..'I i h^ -;' ,- *&• ^TT sxn»A6T -iyro n»dlioat\8^hun(rtr«¥thiass^Vool- :<A;'rZ* «.•»»•« M-WM tOKONTl oundtji't Jy * f K.GrMt«t, On ^W t -S?5 st, '- \— ^ ,T* Chaa-fotta Mjipt 4th IttraswSt. 1 ickW KOotTfol iclt-Stivgoocrtof ratfaiarioatt| c ReturninB iiaams r aaavyft Totl _ - at 10 'F. U (aacapt imiflsrSmi '•*• • / '. .sjr-flft lOOONamfe: ^iaiawaa^BB^aVaaaai ^•UstitSapt 3rd Staaa |otte7risilT»4S30P M ipMai mp tnfonja ftd4\bob UtanchT Kata I •%a Etfjlh Salartlkai ^FHlI'infotmatlcut Teh .\»>« (ett'.W.O*), 'orib hruch tbereoV MVntay,'bs aarasssiy.ls hereby ap^rotui»tW,Vt^jJbW oa^ot ths' moneys reslised'-urKier the sale^of bonaarca*. •t»*«a«d hy aictloH' M pf-tj^a^-rto^/ant-' penoM by tbi-M-oWHlajIbjcaift tsrstate park for th»,lxtension amt Imprc^enwnl; of ths rarj&under^thfl)! tlirisuicHdn^'tronltfuw? 'to time such r^^y;e\xli£ j :-.8>W'astat-at^Mtsal million,,, five bundr#J tbonaano: dollar. sSaTi; taV •pa1oVoy:-tba trssabSsjHm^aw-'witfaBts'\ *•\' comptroller to the treasurer otswmttmai era,of tha i P»Jlride».Int,'rstat'e^»;-u^^ acnof.such «romi»sloners-u^*tj»/combtrols| for.a B «r : t)aymesit 6t fe vdk^atea suat-^'a suoh portions there.t-aa frbtn;VtInw to' Uras'sae &£¥!£J°& : *^ »,#^''«ol«ryi; sSalitg be .csmori-^'-by-isactecorhj^ssBir^ takira^lanfaa .or'tteaai<1^ and'rnali bs paid- out *«• directed. sjrrs<W^sa|t >M -, ,..-. __ ,..„_ ., 5Mfaf»i_™ aatanon-tr* IjVtmfnrWah^^ tM Tr^ucisifs; W-J&j&Mitfgl&A.rmS&sm jtt mooaya bartby, ar^rlfied aao^-sSaUr-*- 1 *' 1 to th..le»ialaturJ d^ui^TttwJ.BonlS'Of^f' ta ssoh year a oatail^^-statifn^ ' fflhirsav tcs^tbsr.vrith-a ^fjaea t of thi \ iatrof .aucV'ciiajpaft^JJ\*.:. Tiiiil'i net take, saSot until it-ab.U\-bare \been W t»>tjie\ iMpto of-frua.siaFe at tba- .--LBWli-* CO , _ jmm^Mwmim nusalon.rs.-*y --tjielr iftobar 1 tnteeforAri abAL-tnnllab &'?il -saw> cttWeiWet saSstota fa. each oounty, aas* tte oaksMr of Sav, Team; sbaB theas W veatvd * _ta» eeunty oeart thertof, aM — «\ lb* * -ntsnimt ia ' shell be trassrerrio s* saM tor aaariaaT and eleteanrisatlovi. ^aaj^ ehall pevforai sock duties ss \ \ \ fy law. Tib) eatery shell bs f, nayaeae oat ef tb* eoaaaty iafli*. of sa^. sruaty assy •^.•^m^-.r.* t ^n*f:c^it of New York, In Aswftbly. May tt; MMt—The h™rotng resolution was dulxr-pasaed, a aaarjority of all-tbs members- elsc*»'to the issisraly rotflm. In favor thereof, ^tatWnttae sWlag present. By order of Ibe Attembly, 1. W. WABBWORTH, Jr., Spssker, \ -'\\'- -'- Stats ol Key/ Tork, In Snate. ttsy; tT. M(T1- Tk* foragotn* resolution wa* duly, pisseJf* saajsrlty of alt the' SeatstoN sleeted Vottaar, savor tbersof. three-fifths beiog presaval.-.B«... asr st ths Senate. BORACI WHT^'th*stosn£ Stat* of New York. OfSca of the, Saerettfy\ et Stats, sa.: I have compared tbs pneeaihi copy. aaf, ssbeunsut vasolutiosi with, the otiainal eoVv aaaiaal rssahrtloo on fit* Da tW* (Hnca. and ) 00 sas^earrify that tV saaM u s e»ri*M tvaV sasiK taavvrroan, and <* tbs vdsals- Otvaa saadar any hud and tbs -asatuof taWSssawtary of Stats at the el ty-at slsjtion to b* held in November, ntoetsea ama-J.| drsd and ten; t»s.;iMnoU to •be,-turniarM';lorH;S tbs ns* ot ^vtrterT.linon. ths \lsulb>ilsattiS'4ot4|- i ,> -\ :K Is* shifll -bs \In tb* forni )rreecrii>sd by .tSrVsl Uon UW, and. the pro^fW' crr'n^ewtloV^- suSmlttad .snail n* ibfated thereon in sat tUTry \tlw foUowing- form, namely:' \Shall ekao-1 ^vi 1 **** •Wfj*i imia & f & <hii <sj*'ptssi A aF] •W>«*i oT^eiee n hmidred and ten,- entlS* l «A« ak^raalrWgfepTMslom** Issuing bcitt-'ta?! an amount hot-exceeding .two million'five hrnWI d>«t thousand dollart, for the use of the coS^ miaaloBera-ot the PaUsjadee; Interstate Vark^ht'J thr e«enslrjn'and: improvement of the park ;f u»to\|telrj.*itb«ctloh'artrom-tlrrie to iimi'M a$ai\iiMtvnbu?*m£ shct,rjrovidlng_ for a..eub-.II ttmmM^^kai^.vSr^etibK to b* 'ro'tM^ jwj«a att;W» -s^ieral\*leSSbn tffbe acldjlis -tVs.r: .y*fcjrfii*t*!». -tMrwa%«n| terS\- - bs apinovellr? \•' 'IsSJ^^^^^feS^ •^*-l!*-* i <! »« u **••**' ^ .''! '^i ^t^i^l ^J^T^* t ^*^^'^* , \It'*^*ninar'l , Wt 1 l» ,; !»tt!f#,%W ofaVfSwiaW»'d«..i , tw, -.^^ tf^uaj^ asS.'sf , '^o>-!Stat»» st:*,taty.of. ,DF PlMu«asTTi6»t , •WBav - s*' u^'iMZ!£Mmi3SZ£3!*M ,***- -Wl 4 *** ' Wir^#laTTaaWa»1lijtia%Cii LLXL haaav.' a, s+immW^mr^'^ *&*>&• W «^§fcths use of tb . SatWaayihterstat* parkba \\ 'ivntottbsratrkawaar \\ * to tun* tor a sat •> voted tbej the elty-sr' J tSlfctsraW^rlW^'t*\'.^ •\- ' aaafc oae tdaeMsasjSi alias . auai tM^W^S^ww, m^.: mm>
