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THE SENECA COUNTY COCKIER-JOURNAL Amendments to Constitution B x p i « a n a t io n —^Matter in italics is new; matter in brackets t»3 is old law to be omitted STATE OP NEW YORK ] D h p a k t v ® k t op arATB A ibant , July 2. 1928 \PURSUANT to the provisions of section . one of article fourteen of the Consti- • '• tution ef the State of New York, and sec- ition sixty-eight of the Election Law, no- ' tlce is hereby given that the following ; proposed amendments numbers one to five ' Inclusive to ttie Constitution of the State • of New York is referred to the legislature ; to be chosen at the next general election ! o f Senators in this State to be held on the ! sixth day of November, nineteen hundred ! twenty-eight. ' ROBERT MOSES, Secretary of State. AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE OP THE LY CONCURRENT RESOLUTION v. SENATE AND ASSEMBL Section 1. Resolved, That section one-a af article two of the constitution be amended to read as follows: I i r-a. The legislature may, by general * provide a manner in which, and the and place at which, qualified voters courify for governor at the lost guberna torial election. Whenever during the eea- and it shall then be subject ae are other bills, to the action of the governor, but shall not take effect unless and until adopted and approved by the electors of the. county. In every such law which ha* been accepted by the county to which It relates, the title shall be followed by the words ‘‘accepted by the county.” In every •uch law which ts passed without such acceptance, by the words “passed without the acceptance of the county,” If under such form of government the board of supervisors be abolished, the powers and duties of the board of supervisors, as prescribed by the constitution, or by stat ute If not provided for by such form of government,, shall devolve upon the gov erning elective body in such county. In a city which includes an entire county, Sion at which It teas ^ssea, ony such biU is returned without the acceptance of the county, or within such fifteen days'is not returned, it may nevertheless again be passed by both branches of the legislature or two or more entire counties, the pow ers and duties of a board of supervisors may be devolved upon the municipal asn aembly, common council, board of aider- men or other legislative body of the city. AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION OP THE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY PROPOSINO a n AMgNPXSNT TO SscnON S ix op A rticus P iv * o r thk C onsti tution , IN R biation to C ivil . Saavica A ppointm k n t s and P romotions Section 1. Resolved, That section six of article five of the constitution be amend ed to read as follows: 5 6. Appointments and promotions in the civil service of the state, and of all the civil divisions thereof, including cit- I § 26. There shall be in each county, except .in a comity wholly included in a city, a board of supervisors, to be com- ! posed of such members and elected in ■ such manner and for such period as is or ‘ may he provided by law. The legislature may provide by law for forms of gov- I ernment for the counties of Westchester and Nassau, or either, subject to adop- ■ tion and approval by the electors o£*any »uch county at a general election in an 1 odd-numbered year. Any such form of government may include the transfer to I the county or to county officers of any functions now exercised by towns or town ; officers [The law providing for such form of government shall also prescribe ' the manner in which the county affected , may subsequently abandon it, and revert to its former form of government. The . adoption of such form of government hy the county shall not preclude the legisla- ; ture from amending or modifying such plan.] Af.cr the adoption of’such form ' of government by the county, no law ■ which abolishes or creates an elective of- • fice or changes the voting or veto power of or the method of removing an elective . officer, changes the term of office or re duces the salary of an elective officer . during his term of office, abolishes, trans fers or curtails any power of an elective officer, changes the form or composition of a legislative body, or provides a new , charter for such, county, shall become ef fective without adoption and approval by the electors of suck county. ^No other special or local Jaw affecting the counties of Westchester or Nassau, or either, shall ' be passed by the legislature except conformity with the provisions of this • section. After any such bill has been passed by both branches of the legisJa- ■ ture, the house in which it originated : shall immediately transmit a certified j copy thereof to the cleric of the board of i supervisors or other governing elective 1 body of such county, and within fifteen days thereafter such clerk shall return such bill to the clerk of the house from which i t was sent, or if the session of the legislature at which such bill was passed has terminated, to the covernor, with the , olerJc'a certificate thereon, stating whether , the county has or has nOt accepted the ! same. The legislature shall providt ! public notice and opportunity for a ]hearw~ --------- - ---- — ’ ' I for the c^n ty c» t ^ ^ ______ ! that if under such form of government j there shall be an executive head of the , county, the concurrence of such executive head shall also be required for the ac- ■ ceptance of such bill by the county. , Whenever any such bill is accepted as herein provided, it shall be stiibject as are other bills, to the action of the governor. No such bill shall take effect until at least sixty days after the approval by the gov ernor, or its final adoption by the legisla ture notioithstanding the disapproval of the governor; nor unless and until adopt ed. and approved by the electors of the county, if within said sixty days there sliall be filed with the county clerk of the county a petition protesting against such bill executed by electors of the county in number equal to at least five per centum . of the total numb&it of votes cast in the- from the army and navy of the Unite States in the late civil war] any hone, ably discharged soldiers, sailors, marines or nurses of the army, navy or marine c o r p s o f th e U n it e d S t a t e s d isa b l e d in th e actual performance of duty in any War, to an e x t e n t re c o g n ize d b y th e U n ited States Veterans^ Bureau, who are citisens an d r e s i d e n t s o f th i s s t a t e [ , ] a n d w e r e at the time of their entrance into the military or naval service of the United States, and whose disability exists at the time of his or her application for such appointment or promotion, shall be enti tled to preference in appointmeBt and promotion, without regard to their stand ing on any list from which such appoint ment' or. promotion may be made. Laws Shall he made to provide for the enforce ment of this section. AMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR P r o p o s in g a n A m e n d m e n t to ‘ S e c t io n O n e - a o f A r t ic e b T w o o p t h e C o n - shall be applied to the purpose for whii it was raised, or to repay such debts, and to no other purpose whatever. •S o in original._ Tie Stale of Seaeca Fis MAGEE. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton More house and Nora Chalker spent the vveek end at their cottage at Sodus. ar Mr. and Mrs. D. H .‘Goodwin entertained on Sunday Mr. and Mr*. Alvin Mason, children, Helen, Hoyt and Carol Jane, Mrs. Carrie Mosman, Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Worth and daughter Batty Lore all of Rochesterr Mrs. Geo. Morris and daugh ter, Betty Joe, have returned to their home in Syracuse, after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Weaver. The Baptist Sunday school will hold their annual picnic at, Cayuga Lake Park on Tuesday, August 14th, The Christian Endeavor socie ty of the Baptist church will hold an ice cream social on the lawn of Barton Morehouse on Friday evening of this w eek. H o m e m a d e ice cream , lem o n ade, water melon and W e iners will be on s a le. A ll are cordially invited. T h e M issionary Society ©f the R eform ed church held a m eeting on T h u r s d a y of this w e e k at the cottage of M r. and M rs. Clinton M o rehouse ,at Sodus. A picnic dinner was served at noon. Mrs. Carrie Mosman of Roch ester is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coleman and daughter, Miss Helen were in Oswego Sunday where they visited the convict ship. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Russell, and daughters, Doris, Anna Lou ise, Roberta and Ethel and son Royal Jr., spent Sunday with Mrs. Carrie Braden in Seneca Falls. AMENDMENT NUMBER FIVE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION OP THE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY Section 1. Resolved, That section three of article seven of the constitution, he amended to read as follows: § 3. In addition to the above limited power to contract debts, the state may contract debts to repel invasion, suppress Read the Courier-Journal Fire Proof Burglar Proof Absolute Safety may be obtained for your VnluaMf Papers, Steaks, Bonds, Deeds, M o rtm e s , WWb, Immnmm Notes or Jewelry. Don’t leave t k m where they m y he destroyed e r stolen, when for a small sum you can rent a box in our IMPREGNABLE STEEL VAULTS We also have vaults especially constructed to receive trunks and large packages You are invHed to inspoct the facilities of our Now Deposit Vaults ' Modern mowftlg. In the United Kingdom ■teem is generally carried on on the Souhle engine system. Introduced by John Fowler in 1865. The most ins* proved plow to the United States con sists of large engines drawing behind fhem a number of plo^, sometimes fSirering a spaoo of thirty foet. Lucky Sparrow. ^n Irishman tried to shoot a 8{>a^ low v lth a very old musket. He fired, yiie bird, with a chirp or two, flew away unconcerned in the foreground, and Pat was swiftly laid on his back. Picking himself up and shaking his Sst at the bird, he exclaimed: \Be Jabbers, ye wonldn’i V chirruped If yo’d been a t this Ind of the gun. ' Screws Really Date From 1?26L Until the nineteenth century the aumufaeturo of screws was a rathei •nide prooesa of forglBC and cuttinf m th hand tools. Small screws were little knows or used before ItJf, bvt la that year maoblnery began to be oonstruetsd both in this eonntry aad abroad and lerawmakiBf bacfJbt tbor aagbly established. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. PuRSUANx, to an order of H on . L eon S. C hurch , Surrogate of the County of Seneca, notice is hereby given according to law, to all persons having claims or demands against Mury Fearon, late of the Town* of Seneca Falls, County of Seneca, State of New York, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers therefor to the undersigned, Bartholomew L. Quirk, at his place for the transac tion of business as such executor, at No. 97 West Bayard Street, Seneca Falls, N. Y., on or before the first day of December, 1928. Dated May 22nd, 1928. B artholomew L. Q uirk , Executor. W. H. H urley , A ttorn e y for E x e c u tor. O’Brien’s Safe Insurance. Beware of cheap rate insur ance. The mortality rate among auto mutuals is very high. Do not throw your money away. M. J. O’Brien, Phone 348. Furnished Cottage for rent.fbr^ . the sumaser, six smiles souUt>j^^ Cayuga Lake Park., Phone Fay ette, 6-F-13, or write Mrs. Ada Watson, R-D-3. Thrust a t Scotch Frufallty. \No wonder the Scotch get rich,* mid a man. laying down a magaslBe about the muHImlllloBalree of BcotUib blood. \No wonder.** He puffed bla Havana thovghtfnlly. \An Irishman and a Scotebmaa went Into a bar eaa day,** he said. **But the Irishman bad no money,** He blew a fragrant elead towards the celling. \So they cam# out,\ he said, \without a drlaJc.*’—Lo»* don Opinion. / : fffret Mim ef Steam Rfowfnj. The idea ef the uae of engines end machinery to plow the ground seems to have ori laated with David Eamt* sey. and Thumas Wildgoo'- in 161S, but the motive power they proposed to use is not quite clear. Francis Moore In 1769 first attempted to use the steam engine fm* this purpose. The history of practical eteam plow ing dates from the invention of Fowl* er. assisted by Smith, in 1854. EMPIRE COKE More Heat For Less MONEY Try It, You’ll Like It EMPIRE GAS & ELEC. CO. Distributed by Headley Coal Ce. CLEAN i Read the Courier-Journal for local news « ' % Job Printing at this OffiCe Early Polish. ^ At leaat one little girl In New Tori ts in line for a diplome^c poeition when the government decides to ad mit feminine aspirants to the’ corps. She was sitting on a park bench th'c other afternoon, in Company with ,aa- other child about her own age. There was evidently some disagreement tween them, and yudde'nly the dl»< ereet maiden turned to her obnoxious companion; smiled sweetly, atidi saMt \Well if ene of us should geC o4 this seat. I‘d have more room.'* Remember Only Today. VtaUsb every day and be done wlCb I t Yon have done wbat you ooaM. •ome Muadera and abeurditiea doubt crept in; forget them as soon «l. fou eaa. Tomorrow is a new day; be* fin it well aad aereaely and with toe blgh a spirit to be cumbered with yovr eld nonsense. This dgy is all that ii good and fair. It la too dear with ite hopes and aspiratlona to waste a me* mant upon tbe yesterday.—Kmeraon. On Tklklna Too Low. \We Americans are of two kinds{ we either talk too loud or too low, par ticularly in public places. A Buropean -family will sit down in puUio without feeling the necessity of putting a mute on the voice and retiring as though behind a wall. They are not noisy or gay, they do not toot on tin horns, hut they say what they wish without low ering ffie tone to that painful deptb which we mistake for a nultlvated note. Let us be brave, and be our selves; for nothing can he better than that.”—^Louise piosser Hale, in Cen tury, iOnly B uick* could give value OnlyBuick*»« could buildst/Cj^a car - A I 116 I n c h W k e c l B a s e . .$U96.00 r 2-door Sedan . . . . «1290At ................tl22&0Q Fee^pmeengee Special C o u p e .. 11250.00 >aa«cr 4-door Sedan . . . . 01290.00 121 I n c b Y n > « c l B a s e Sport R o a d sb w .fim d O Business Coupe. 01395.00 Flve-^aes. CW -C o u p ied Sedan .01450.00 FIveHiMHsenfer 4-doer Sedan....01590.00 129 Inch, W h e e l B a s e Rve-passengcr Phaeton . . ............. 015954)0 Seven-passenger T ouring ............. 01550.00 Ftve-passenger Coupe .................. 0I86S.OO five-pass. Ooee-Coupled Sedan .01875.00 Four-pasa. Convertihle Coupe . . . 018754)0 five-passenger 4-door Sedan . . . . 01935.00 Seven-passenger S e d a n ................ $2045.00 Seven-passenger Limousine ........ $2145.00 All prices f . o. h. Biiick factories flin t , Michigan Here are the prioea o f the Silver Anaivcaaary Buickt Bead them and Ohan reneidrr how veey mneh more e f etyle, Inxuiy, pesfoamaaee New Maaterpfeee Bodke by Flahcr with matchleea lines, eelors aikl appefoitaacnta . . . New clenmtto e f pewer, gpeed, aeeeleriH a n M t lm w and xcihdiility amqt. iKnriicre eqmdled • . . and all a t tibepriees e f Only Bnidk could give such vidne . . . Only Buick could build such a car l T H E S I L V E R A M IV IV E R S A R Y B L ilC K WITH MASTERPIECE BODIES BY FISHES ’) t M. A. NEARPASS, Seneca Falls, N. Y. W H E N B E T T E R A U T O M O B I L E S A R E B U I L T . . . B U I C K WILL BUILB THEM
