THB HAgSlP rOCT, nXEFOVt, IL T, FBIDAT, JJtflTOT tt, WL
SBTBI
^B^mtm" Of OM Skip F«aad By I>n4-
JM. Will Aumj CoiiiNnitUoB iB
gesrcli Fm GtM.
Uoo ot seTUtori, aad In coafonnlty with acGtioo OB* of article tourteen o( the eonsUtution, b* pubiiabra (or tlm* iuonths prerisas tc tb* tSxsf ot (ucb election,
StaU c; Sex Y=rk, I~ Seeat-. Ffb. «. l«na_ The foregoinr rcaalutioii was duly pasKd, a ma-
¦ laiiWtfciPtl illfkl^ A0tffflT< It la believed that the "bones" are _.,."?r5ir^,iS^^SL.^?",s- _' •««*«..»». _..,„ .n .. mfaa «» awfjiy ar aannajs ttmtmtm ttmafm;
IINEARTH TKEASORE'•»«»»^'•"«>'-•°^*^,•^J•°Hi^s^
«IIUtfU%BU am«AJnwB«AJ pj^.^^^^ Tbomaa Jonea, who IWed on j «„» to the proTUo.. of .«:tion f«.r ot artid. to n outtted. | ^J^^Slrt^^^ ^^
" i the eOUth aide of NaaaaU County In : atren of the caaatltutlon o< th« aut* or nam ttXTE or kew TOBX. OmC« or XHI | | i. RmoItwI (U the HiBililf coDcnr) Thai
th# aariT part of the aerenteenth cen- | Tofk. seclfcH^ two lni»lr«l and nlaety-aTe a* tka fccretaiT oi Btate. Alhaoy. Aiwast 1. l»ia-Fnr u» lor»foli»« ameadment be Mbndtted to tbe
' tury and after whom Jonea' Inlet to K^"-* ^¦^- «^ «=*--= *^ ~ =*»?*«' «" '^- '°^ *" »»« prortrion. o< aectioa one of arUds | i^i^tur. to b* cl.o«ai a tb« next rnMral elec-
lurj ana auer wnoui juuot iuibi «j , ^^ ^^ rixtynlne of tbe U«r» ol aiaeteea bus-1 lourteea ol the Oonstlhition of the State ol Mew
the ocean—opposite HaldWln HarDor . ,,,^ ,„j ilxtem, noUce U hereby firea that I Tort, and aection two handred nlnetj-flT* of Um
—Is named Under the Crown Jonee j chapter fire hundred and rixty-alo* ot Um Uwf I EOection law, DuCcc li bercby glvcis thst the
wn« C{ii«f f^nnawr nf the Island of ; of nineteen hundred and dxten, of which the following ptopoaad anMndiDent to aection six ol
NasBau and had" Juriadlctlon over all! 'oHo**"", is a copr, nui t» mAmO^ i« ii»| 5"^:* «».°^ J^LSf-^f^, ^ !*^ "*"* ^
______ , . , , ."! «___ T0I.....1 ' people for the purpuM of rotlnj Qiereon at th- New Tork U rtterrad t» the LsirisUlure to be
I Long Island waters Long Island ^^, ^^„, ,,^^^,^ ^ ^^^^ ^„ ,„ ^ b^,^ ,^,.,^ .^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ,^i^ „, g^^
IJvelv OUbliC interest has beeni ^^ originally named Nassau. Jones <,„ th, ^^enyi day ol No»ember, nlnetotn bun in thia atate to be b«ld on the atrmth d«r of uia*ot. Bt order of tiM Senate, EDWA&D lively •'""»«-•" uarhnr IjOUK Is- i *»" "O In lo^e with the sea that he dred and lUteen. FHANCTS M. HUOO, Jecr«tary Sarember, 1914. FRANCIS M. HUOO, Secretary j icilOENECK Preddent.
.Aroused *X^-^«^n' ottix,rtlcient! Provided in his will that he should - "- ' -' «"«- ¦ - ' -¦ ¦ •
t'S^l1h.?was''rarth°ed'l^a'"d;eS-ibe burled •n.ar tidewater" All that
'^' ^ "SSLTng^S^rate?';t i o^^ ernran^nt-bSlatgCnd^ r'^rre^irnrrt^e* hTm/ S £^ Nassau -„ty a few nU.es from Frank Tlnney, the actor, on Mil-1 Baldwin Harbor
bura river; while mixed with the The remnants of the vesse un- hSlk imd the earth was a com-, farthed Indicate great antiquity. It Son that is understood to be "known that Pirate Jones used the
^?d The old martine skeleton has inlet that bears h s name for exit to
*"'"•. ..^ -verv ' and egress from the ocean and that ed in Senate «r'
«"'-''«^-, J*"* "^f"l'"°° el-.i anvhe frequently anchored his ship in Section 1. _tii
of sute.
amendiieVt number ON'E.
of sute. CHAPTER M9.
AN ACT maUnj provision for lasuloit bondi ta the amount of not to exceed ten million dolbin
for the tcTUlsllloa of landa lor ttate park pur- _, , ... _,. ., , , , .
poiet, and provldlna for a tubmlsaion of the ! •^'^'« "« °' ">« wniitltut on, n reUtlon to •am« to the people to be voted upon at th. j ^""^ "f Indictment and trial by Jury In cerUln aeneral election lo be hc'.d In the year nine- ****•• ,,_,.,,...„ 'een hundred and alxteen. L,.^"'"' ^' ,R«"'«d (If the Senate concur).
Became a law May li. 101\ with the approval Tha' •"^1<"' »'' «' «rtlfl« «"« «' H'e conatitution
of the Corcmor. Paocd, Ihreo-nttlia bcinj pre.- , be «men<led to read an lol ow.i
, I I 8. [No peraon ahall be held ^o annwcr for a
The People of the State of New York, rcprcaent
StaU of New York, In Aaaembly, March 8, VM.
—The forcroiag reaoiution ifaa duly paaaed. a
Concurrent Reaoiution of the Scrjte and AaM.ai ' majority of all the membera electtd to the Aa-
Wy proposing an amendment to aection six ol j aembly TotinB In favor th:reof. By ordtr of the
Aaaembly. THADDEUS C. SWEET, Speaker.
Sute of New York, Ofllce of tbe S«?cUry ol Bute, aa: I have compared the preceding copy of concurrent resolution wiih the orijinal concur¬ rent reaoiution nn file in thia offlce, and I do hereby certify that the mme ia a correct tran- •cript therefrom, ai;d ot the whole thereof. Glren
¦Bjortty •( an tka iwabtta aiirtad «a tka ia- •onUy vodac la taeer tkereof. By order al tW Aiaeaably. THADOEUS C. SWEET. Speaker.
sute at Kew Vork, Offlce of tbe Secretary ol StaU, ¦.: I hare compared the preceding copy ol cgDcorrent reeolution with the ori^nal roncur- reiit naolutlon on Ale In thia office, and I do hereby eenlfy that tbe aame la a correct tran- acript therefrom, and of the whole thereof. Given BBOcr my hand and (be nl ut oOc-* at the Sac- rctaiy of State at the city of Albany, thia lint iif of A-.ii~,;^, ;n the year of our Ixird, one thou¬ aand nine hundred and Uxteen. {VS.] FRAN¬ CIS M. HUGO, Atcretsry of SUU.
1 Aasembly, do enact a« folluwa: re ahall be iaaued. In the manner ,
caplUl or otbeswiae Infamoua Ame {e]Bxcept ! under my hand an.l the seal of offlce of tho See- In caaea of Impeachment, and in caacii of militU [ reUry of SUtc at the city of Albany, this Aral when In actual aendce, and the land and naval d,y of Auruat, In the y«ar of our Lord, one thou forces In time of war, or which thia ftate may sand nine hundred and aixtecn. [L. S.] FKAN
,„„ ... ... „. ... —. •<««? *'"> tbe consent of congress in time ol CIS M. HUOO, Bacretary of SUU.
because It was the most navigatable : i,^ which bonds ahall be sold by the BtaU an.l. P*»<». aad In cawa of petit larecn.v, under tha .
water adjacent to the inlet as well i the firocoe'la th.-rrof paid into the state treii= regulation of the leg1alature[)l, no person ihalt'
as to his home In Nassau County '¦ "O', and so much thereof aa may be neccM.,..> ¦ be held to anttcer foi' a capital or othericltt F(51R
Attention vas called to the mater ' "P«"<'ed for the aciuisltlon of Unda for aUU «n/omou« crime unlesa on presentment or indict- KXPLANATION-MATTEK IN ITAUCS IS NEW;
old citizen, but none can recall any i -------- --' ^'e "noi,i Ji„ m^'J.w and at the times hereinafter rcclte.l, bonds of thi
vessel ever being sunk at the point what is now pai:t of Baldwin Harbor ^ate m .n amount not to exceod ten million doi where this one waa found beneath the bed of the river.
Hardware
HOUSE FUBNISHING8
MECHANICS' TOOLS STOVES and BANGES, both for
regalar fnel and olL Celebrated MASON and SAFETY
FRUIT JAKS. Anything and eTerything In odr
line at lowest possible prices.
MacFarlane
HARDWARE
Opposite Post Office Baldwin
Branch of Freeport Store.
lumpy nature and the fact that it tended to clog the suction pipes that distribute material from the bay bot-; tom to points along the shorj '¦
Close examination by Van H. Fin- j ley. a mining engineer discloses the \ fact that the comi>ositlon is a blend | of earth petrified wood and gold ore.
V, I, P*'^ purpoaei ao hcreiiialt.T provided. Such boniJi ' ment of i grand Jury[, and]. Any person may, . MATTER IN nilACKETS [ ] IS OLD MATTER ial around the old ship S frame by Its ^^en iaaued iha:i l>c exempt from taxation. I henervrr, in the manner prescribed by law after TO BE OMITTKD.
I 2, Sale; interest; tax to piy; sinking fund, i r^omlnaflon or commitment by n magistratt, ' STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE .„.v..„.. The comptroller ia hereby dirided to cause to b« ; K-olrc Injlrtmcflf oad trial by jury on a eharg* Secretary of StaU, Albany, August 1, 1910.—Pur- j Th7t iectlon acven of article seven of the con
prejiared Ihe lomla of thia Btate to — ' ' ' ' ' •-••-'--' • - •
not to exceed t.-g tiUlIi- bear intcrcat at the ra
FIVE EXPLANATION- MATTER IN ITAUCS IS NEW;
MATTER IN BR,\CKETS [ ] IS OLD MATTER
TO BE OMITTED.
STATE OF NEW YORE, OFFICE OF THE Secretary of Sute, Albany. Aurrust 1. 1916.—Pur suant to the proviaiona of aection one of article fourteen ol the Conatitution of the State of New York, and section two hundred ninotj-flve.ol the Election Law, notice it lierrby given that the following proposed amen.Jm«*nt to sectioii seven of article seven ol the constitution of tlie state of New York is re^rrcd to the l.e,:islature to be choaen at the next general election of Senatora In this state to be held on the seventh day cf So vember, 1918. FRANCIS M. IllGO, Secretary ol Rule.
AMENDMENT NUMBER FIVE.
Concurrent Resulution of the Senate and Aaaem¬ bly proposing an amelWment to aertion seven of article aeren of the constitution, in relation to the forest preaen-e.
Section I. Resolred (if the Assembly concur).
- _..„,,,, . , ,, . . ,- .. ^. •' . — •" ¦¦""«.— -. .--".- " ¦— iDMi seciioD seven oi article aeven oi
this Btate to an amount i of felony punithable by not exceeding five years' suant to the provisions of aection one of artlcla .tltutlon be amended to read as follows- lion dollars, suid bonds tc j Imprjaoiimmf, all subsequent proceedings being fourteen of the Conatitution of the State of New - | T The landa of the sUte now o ate of not to exceed four »oel by informalien before a suiierior court of , York, and aection {vo hundreij nlnctyflve of tbe : hereafter acjuired, conalituting' the for
KXPLAKATIOSV-HArm IM ITAUCS ta tttttft MATTER IN BRACKETS [ ] IS OLD MARBB
TO BE OinTTED.
STATE OF NEW TORK, OFFICII Of THB 8.«retary of Suu, AAuiny, August 1, 1S18.—Piv- rjaat to tbe provialons of •ection one of aiticia leuftwa of iiM Constitution ot Ihe State ol Naar York, and Action two hundred nlnety-flve ol tha Election Law. notice is lK•n•'^v given tbat tha loilowing proposed amendme:,* to action tea of Brilcle eigtit of Ihe Conatitution of the auta of New York is referred to tbe LegitUture Iq ba choaen at the next general r!eclinn of Senatora la this aUte te be hell nn the SkVtnih .lay of No- Tember, 1916. Fn.lNClS M. llUi:0. Sri-»etary ml Bute.
AMENPMCVr NlMllLR SKVEN.
Qincurrent l!csclu;i.ii of ih.< Se.ia:.' an.l .Assem¬ bly proix-isinj an an: ¦ti.liuonl Ir e-o i.in tjn 0# article e',»t of tiie coiisliiuiion; In rcation ta limitation of n k-bti-ilnt-s ul ...ien.
Section 1. Ki'Jo:\iJ (if t;.o As*m'..ly con.ur). That section ten of arti.Ie el Jit of the conati¬ tution be amcndfil lorc-ad as lollowa:
I 10. No cuunty, city, town or riilagr ahall hereafter giv? an.v money or pro|>eny, nr loaa ita money oi crrvHt tu or in ai.l ol auy Indi¬ vidual, asanvia:iiin or e..rporjii.in, or become directly or InJircclly the owner ol stock la. or buiiila of, anv a>«<Hiation or corporation; nor shall any such county, city, town or village ba allowed to Incur any Indebtednesa except tor county, city, town or village purposea, Tliia aeclion ahall oot prevent such county, city, town or rillage from making such provi %-i fur the aid or aupport of Its poor aa may be authorized by law. No county or city ahall be allowed to become Indebted for any purjiose or In usj manner to an omoiint which. Including exiatina Indebtednesa, ahall exceed ten per centum of tbe wned or -^fsscaaed valuation of the real estate cf such
, . ,, , _ . ,„„._ „i,i..i. In ' "'" ¦' • -,- - - ¦ . — , ...-, _- ^....» ,... ^_„„.Y ..J „.^ „. ._ neiTwier acnuireu, consiiiuiing me forest pre- County or city subject to taxation, as it appeared
and oneha.f per c^tum per ann^m, which n , criminal iurisdirlidn or a Men or j„..liee there- : Election law, notice I, Tereby given that the ^^ye aa now fixed by law, shall be forever br the assetjmert rolla of «ild county or city am terest ahiil be pa)able semi-annually in the cit> I ^f. tl]/n any rial In any court whatever the par-! following proposed amendment to article aevcn kept as wild forest landa. Vlicy shall not U the laat aaaesament for aUU or county taxt* of New York, said boni.a shall tie Issucu lor a ,y .ccused shall be allowed loj^npcar^ and defei<d . of tbe Ctonatltution of the aUU of New York leased, sold or cxclianged, or be taken by any' prior lo the Incurring ol Wch Indeblcdncw; »ad
^btedneaa In excess of such IlmiutloiT
term of flfty years froqi their respective dates issue, and aball be aold tor
An assayer has been engaged to find j The comptroller u hereby charged
out whether it is worth while to dredge Milbiirn river further.
Baldwin Harbor was for a century known as Hicks' Neck and its water¬ ways were canoe places for Indians early in the seventeenth century. Subsequently small merchantmen * Tviade It their port of entry, and some troTier"u "autii.ir'ued" ui'VcadVertiw"foV "bids
respective dates o. | ;„ p.^„ ,„d y,^^y, counsel as in civil actions, | u referred to \he Lepisl.atvre to be chosen at the j corporation, public or private, nor aha'.l the all ludcbte.
"" I ^^1. H" h'V ' ^° ''*'"*°" **"'' •object to be twice put In nexi generJ election of Senators in this state to ! tImW ttiereoli le iM, removed or destroyeJ. "<*pt such as now msy exist, shall be abao-
rgcu Wllh tlie otit) ] jeopardy for the a<me offenac; nor .hall he be | be held on the seventh day of November, 1918. I .YofWai; oonlo<aed in this section shall prrvml lutely void.
of the famous skipper^ who have made ^ng Island known
of Belling aald bonda to the highest bidder after j compelled In any criminal case to be a witness
advertising for ¦ period of twenty consecutive | ^g^i^st himself; nor be deprived of life, liberty
days, Sundaya exceiiled, in at least two dailj • „, property without due procesa of law; nor
newapapera printed In the dty of New York and > ,^n prjTate property be taker, lor public u*--
one In the city of Albany. Advertiscmcntiiihall j ^i,hout Juat compensation.
contain a provision to tho effect tliat the >omp- j | j. Heaolved (If the Senate concur). That the
troller, in hia discretion, may reject any, or aH (oregolng amendment be refcrreil to the Icgiala-
blds made in pursuance of said advcrtistmenta, | ,„„ j^ ^ chown at the next general election ol
and, In the e\int of nucli rejection, the comp-i „natora, and in conformity with soction one ol
article fourteen of the constitution, be published
FRANCnS M. HUGO, Secretary of Stste.
AMENDMENT NUMBER FOLTl. 1
Concurrent Ileaolutlon of the Senate and Aaaem- j bly propoaing an amendment to article aeven of | tha constitution, In relation to the contracting j of debu by the atate. '
Section 1. Resolved (if the Aaaembly concur), ! That aectiona tour and eleven of article aeven of ; the conatitution be amended to read as follows: j
i 4, Except tlie debts specified in sections two
VhO nave I the form and manner above described " m«ny ^ ,„ ,hree montha prevloua to the time of such i ,„d three of this article, no debt, sliall be the world ' times a. In hU Judgment may be necessary to .i^etion. , ^^^fj,, eontracted by or In behalf of
over resided at Baldwin Harbor. I «"«=» » aatisiactory sale. Said bonds shall be
-,,>., t.1-. 1. ' sold in such lots snd at auch times aa may ba
Pirate Jones bought much proper- J^^^^ ,^, j,,^ p„^^ „, „,ti„^ ^„^^^^ „
I ty from the Indians and his juriadlc- jnju paymenU in accordance with the provisioni
I lion over the adjacent waters made" of this ac-t. Tlicre la hereby imposed a direct
I him a respected "pale face" amoni? ; annual tax it the rate of eight lliousand eight
!the unwarllke tribes of the south ''""''^"^ ?"''r'!'''A'" •'°lV"^'w */'-^ Tu'1°
shore.
BALDWIN ITEMS
COAL and WOOD
•i-urely you all use Fuel r-hen why not comt; here? 0-nIy the bpst is kept K-ing 8(i7-J Fr(>eport and V-ou*Il receive prompt, lionest service.
JAMES He STORY
MILBUUN AVENUE BALDWIN,
Mrs. Elsa 'Vletlg has returnod from her vacation in the White .Mountain.s, New Hampshire, after spending tlie summer on a business trip at As¬ bury Park and Long Branch, N. J.
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Churcht. Baldwin. Pa.stor, William Steinliickor, Rockville Centre. Ser¬ vlcea are held in the hall of the Eire Company on Grand Avnue. Service this Sunday at 11:00 a. ni. Visitors are always welcome.
The Bible school will not resume its meetings until the public schools are opened.
gcther with Interest on the debt for each one mHlion dollars of bonds l?s-ueiir to provide for s sinking fund for the re.lenipiion ot the said bonds, tojether with the interest tlierenn. Tli.' tax imposed, aa herein provided, sliall be assess¬ ed, levied and collected in the mann.r prescribed by law and shall be paid by the several coont; treasurera Into tho treasury ol the state. Tlic proceedo of such tax shall be Invested by the comptroller In peciiritips in wliieh he ia autlinr Izeil by law to Invest the trust and siiildn^ fun.is oT. the state, and togetliir with the inter- eat arising therefnitn, any |ircmium r.-ccived on the sale nf tsi.l bonds, and interest accruing n;i deposits of mono;, received from the falo of said bonds or trom miscellaneous sourc-cs fhall consti¬ tute a finkini: fun.l which is hereby created, ; Said (un.l .hall be use.l solely for the piirpo.se ol paying the principal and interest of bonds Isjued in accorilnnce witli tlie provisions of tliis act. | 9 3. Tlie prorcei's of two million five hundred thousand dollars of such bonds, after appropria tion or appropriations therefrom by the legisla-
election.
State of New York, In Assemhl.v, April 6, 1919. ! —Thia bill was duly paseed, a majority of all ' the memliers elected to the Assembly voting In favor thereof, three-flftha being pn-scnt. By order of the Aasembly, THADDEUS C. SWEET, Spiakcr.
Stale of New York, In Senate, April 20, 1'J16. —Tills bill waa duly passed, a majority of all tlie Senatora elected voting in favor tliereof, three- '
this state, unless such debt shall be au¬ thorised by law, for some single work or object, to be distinctly specifled tliereinf; and such]. .Vo such debt hereafter authorized shall be con¬ tracted for a period longer than that of tltc probible life of Ihc uork or object for urhich
Ihe debt is to be eontrarted lo be ditcrmined by improvemcnta thall be apportioned on the public
(/encriij loici, IcAlih drf<Tmtnotfon »/l«f/ f/e i-on- and private prnpertv and niunici(ia!iiies bene
fifths being present. ^ Dy ord.r of the Senate, clwive, fkw thr more than fifty years from the flted lo the extent of the bem-flts received. Any
thing contained in this section shall prrvrnl lutely void, except aa herein othenrls* provided^ the state from conslruettng a state hlghiray No county or ciiy whoae present IndebtcdneM from Haranac Lake in Franltlin county to lA>ng Ijake~in Uamilton county and thcnc* to Old Forge in Berkimer county l^' tray of Blue . Kounfuln lake and Raqurlte lake.
[But the] Th« legislature may by general laws provide lor tbe use of not exceeding three per centum of such lands for the construrtion and maintenance of rcsenoirs for municipal water supply, for the canals of the stste and to regulate the flow of streams. Kuch reser¬ voirs ahall be constructed, owne.l and controUe-i by tbe state, but such work shall not be untler taken until after the boumlaries and high flow lines thereof shall have been accurately sur veyed and flxed, and after public notice, hearing and determination that mcli lands are required for such public use. Tlie e.xprnse of any eucli ;
EDWAIU) SaiOENECK, Presi.lcnt
State of New York. OITlcc of the Secretary ol State, ss.: I.have compared the pr.'ceding cop.i- of concurrent resolution with the oi-it;inal concur¬ rent rosolntioij on fllo in tlii.H iincc, and 1 do her.'by certify that the name is a torrei I tran script therefrom, and of^lic wliiile thereof. Given under my hand and the seal of ofllce of the Sec¬ retary of State at the city of .Albany, this first day of August, in the year of our I.or.l, one thou¬ sand nine hundred and sixteen. [L. S.] KUAN CIS M. HUGO, Secretary of State.
TWO EXl'LANATION-MATTKR IN ITALICS IS NEW; MATTER IN HUACKETS [ ] IS OLD MATTER TO DE O.Min Kl).
STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF TIIK Secretary of State, Albany, Au.-ust 1, 11)10.—I'ur Buant to the provisions of BCctioii one of article ture, eliali be appUoable to the acqui-'ition of fourteen of the (iinslilution nf tlie State ol New- lands for.thc extension of the Pali.sades Inter- York, and section two hundrcl ninety five of the state park. Such moneys shall be cxpendid and Election Law. notice is hereby given that the lands acijuired by Uio commissioners of the Pali-' following proposed amendment to section one ol sades Interstate park under the provisions o! jrticle two of the Constitution of the Btate of chapter one hundred and seventy of the laws ol jj^^ York la referred to the Legislature to be nineteen hundred, sd amended. Such moneys sliai: chosen at the next general election of .Senators be available for payment of the purchase price j^ ^^,^g gtatg to be held, on.the seventh day of where lands are acquired by contract or (or Noycmlicr, 1016. FRANCIS M, HUGO, Secretary pa.vmenta of Judgments and awards In case of pj state.
purchase by condemnation. j AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO.
5 4. The proceeds of seven inlllion five hundred , concurrent Rc*)hition of the Senate and Assem St lohn's FvanePliral I lltheran ' JI"'""'"' dollars of mich bonds, after aPP'-JPria-' ^, ^p^^ ,„ amendment to section one ol bt. Jonns l!.vangelical l^Utbeian , tion or appropriations tJierefrom by the legia-, '. }- ' » ,, ,„„,^,,„h„„ .„ „.,.,!„„ .„
lime of the lontrrrtny of such d bl. A debt
hereafter cnntrai Inl by Ike state, pursuant to an
authorisation hrui'tcr made, and each portion
of any such diht (mm time to time so eontract-
. ed, may, if provided by Ihe laic authorising such
debt, be paid in equal annual instalmrntu, the
ftrt.t of urhich shall b- payable not more than one
year, and tne la.-'t o! ir.'ii./i shall b'' payable not
more than fifty years, after sw h dibt or par
] tion thereof shall hare been lunlraitcd. Sach
I law sliall if il aiillioiise the contracting of u
' debt payfible othtriei<c than in cjaal annual in-
I slalineiits inip(ii.e an 1 provi.le fur the eolliK:tion '
I ot a direct annual lax to |iay, and siiOicient tu
' pay, the interest on such debt as it talis due.
and also to p:iy an.l diacliarrtc the principal 0'
.such debt williin fifty years from the time of
the contracting th.-rcof. No [sikIi] law author- ',
such reservoir shall always Iwi oi>erated by the state and the hjiislaturc .hall firovidc (or a char;re upon the property and municipalities li.'nctlted (or a rro-s'-nable return to the slate upon tlie valBc of the rights an.l property of Ihe s:ate used and the sen-icrs of the state r.TiiIi-red, which fIisII be flxi-d for terms of not '¦xi-ecding ten years and be readjustalde at tlie i'lld of any term. I nsinltary i nn.liiii.ns fhall not be created or cfintinucd by any Bu<h public .vor'r-.s. A virila.i'in of any *( tlie provisions of lil.H secthn may be restrained at the suit of the .ICO) le, i,r with the consent of the supreme court ill appellate division, on notice to the attoniey
•n.ral at the tuit if any cillEen.
8 2. Itesolvcd tif llie Assembly concur), That thi' f .redoing amendment be refuiicd lo the b-i.'i» lature t.i bo chosen at llie next gcn'-r.'! eleclion
<illn(7 (he fon/rm-ti;if/o^ a (/(l/f piir.tuailf (0 (A(« of sei:ators and in conformity with siction
section shall take elfect until it shall, at a gen- uf article fourteen of the i-onstiiution be pub
eral election, have been subniitU'd to the people, lisheii (or three months previous to the time of
and have received a majority of all the votes such ele. tion.
cast for and against It at suih election. On the Slate of New Vork, In Senate, Feb. 8, 1910.—
final passage of suih bill In either house of the llie foregoing rcs'.lutinn was duly passed, a nia
legislature, tlie i|uestioH shall be taken by ayes jority of all the Senators elected voting in f;ivni
and noca, to be duly entered on the journals :h.ri-of. Dy order of the Sena'e, KDWARI' thereof, and shall be: "Shall this bill pass, , SCIIUKNECK, President.
NORTH MERRICK
and ought the same tu receive the sanction ol the peoplet" The legislature may at any time, after the approval of 6uch law by the people. If no debt shall have been contracted in pur.suaiicc thereof, repeal the same: and may at any time, by law, forbid the contrac-ting of any further debt or liability under such law; but the tax
Stale of New Vork, In A^«emllly, March 21, Idlfi —The foregoing resolution was duly pas.sed, a nia jorit.v' of all the members elected to the As.« mbl.\ voting in favor thereof. Dy or.icr of tlie Assem hly, TUADIJEUS C. SWEET, Speaker.
State of New York, Ofllce of the Secretary of State, ss.: I Jjave compared the preceding copy
BAKERY
The Best Yet
for your family table is our pure, well and cleanly made whole wme Bread, Pies and Cakes. Thflir Bweetness and flavor please the palate and build uii the system.
It is given the best of attention from the oven to your home.
IGNATZ KRAWIEC
Harrison Avenue
Baldwin
Church, pastor, William Stelnbicker., | lature, shall be applicable to the acquisltio
Rockville Centre. Services are held 1 in the hall of Fire Company No. 2 on ' Camp Avenue. Service at 7:45 p. m. I A few weeks hence the congregation I will be able to move into its own ! place of worship on Camp Avenue, : west of Merrick Avenue. As soon as j the public schools open our Bible
school will resume its meetings. , Lveiy one is welcome |it our services.
of
lands for state park purfiows within the forest preserve counties which lands. If now owned by the statt under existing law, would be part o( tbt forest preserve. Such moneys nhall bo ex¬ pended and lands acquired under the direction of the conaervation commisaion by and with the advice and consent of the commissioners of the
article two of the conotitutlon, in relation to ^f „„„_ Imposed by such act, In proportion to o( concurrent reao'.ution with the original concur
quallflcation of voters.
Section 1, Resolved (If the Senate concur). That section one ol article two of the constitu¬ tion be amended to read as follows:
Section 1. l!very [male] citizen of the age of twenty-one years, who chall have been a citizen (or ninety (lays, and an Inhabitant o( thia state
the debt and liability which may have been con rent resolution on file in this offlce, and I traded in pursuance o( such law, shall remain < hereby certKy that the i^ame la a correct tran- in force aiid be irrcpcalable, and be annually script therefrom, and of the whole t'.iereuf. Given collected, until the proceeds thereof ahall have under my hand and the seal of offlce of the Sec- made tbe provision hereinbefore rpccifled tu retary of State at the city of Albany, thia (Ir.l pay tnd dlacharge the interest and principal '. day of August, In the year o( our Lord, one thou- j net be so excluded during any period ol tin
ixcceda ten per cenymi of the asecaeed valuatloa of lit real estate subject to taxation, ahall be allowed to become indebted in any furtbev amount until such indebtedness shall be rediyed within such limit. Tills section ahall not be coo- ftrurd to prevent the Issuing of certiOcatc.a of iB- debtednees or revenue bonda issued In anticifiatloa of the collection of taxes (or amounta actually c-ontalned or to be contained In the taxes lor the year when such certiflcatea or revenue bonds arc ii^ued and payable out o( such taxes; nor to prevent the city o( New York (rom iaaulns bonds to be redeemed out o( the tax levy for the .rear next succeeding llie year of their isauew provi.led that the amount of such bonds which may be issu.M In any one year In excesa of tho limitations herein contained shall not exceed one-tenth' of one per centum o( the assessed valuation o( the real estate of ssU city suhjec* to taxation. Nor shall this soction be construed to prevent the i*sue of bonds to provide for the supply of water; but the term of the bonda li-sucd to pr.ivi.le for the supply of water. In excess of llie limitation of in.lebvclness flxed lier.in, shall not exceed twinly years, and a ^inking fund shall be creatc.l on the Issuing o( the said bonds for tlieir redemption, by raia- ing annually a sum which will produce an amount equal to the sum of the principal and interest of said h.'n.ls at tlnir maturity. All certillc.ates of iiidebtedniRS or revenue bonda ispue.l in anlicipali.m of the collection of taxr^ which are not reiircl wiiliiri fue years after their date of issue, an.l bonds Issued to provide for tha supply of w,iti'r, ami any debt hijr.'after incurred by any portion or part o( a city, if tliiTe shall be any such .lebt, tliall be include.l in Kvertain- ing the power of Ihe dly to bemir.e olherwlaa indebtc.l; except that debts incurred by [thcl any city [of New Yorlil of the first elasm after the first day of .lanuary, nineteen hun¬ dred an.l (our, and debts iniiirre.l by anv tity o( the secon.l class after the first day of Jan¬ uary, nineteen hundred and right, and debia In¬ curred by any cily of the third class after the first day of January, nineteen hiwidreil and ten, to proiiile for the Buiiply ol wal.r, ahall not be so include.l; and except further that any debt hereafter incurrc.1 by the city of New Vork for a public improvement owned or to b« owned by the city, which yields to the rlty current net revenue, after malclng any nereasary allowance for repairs and mainlenanre (or wklcA the city Is liable, in excess o( the Interest oa ssld debt and ot the annual inatalmenta necen- cary for its amortizatioc may be excluded ia ascertaining the power of aaid city to becotna otherwise indebted, provided that a sinking fund for Its amortization sliall have been establlsbed and maintained and that the Indebtedneta ahall
of auch debt and liability. Tne money ariaing j sand nine hundred and lixte
Und offlce. Such landa may be acquired In such j one year next preceding an election, and (or ,„„, „y ^^^^ p, gt„ck crea'ing auch debt or ' CIS li, HUGO, Secretary of Stale
[US.] FRAN
SMTHVILLE SOUTH
Grace Evangelical Lutheran
Church, BellVnore Avenue, near Lo- gue Street. Pastor, William Stein- bicker, Rockville Centre. Service this Sunday at 4f00 p. m. Choir re¬ hearsal this Friday* evening at the
manner aa the la^alature shall provide, which \ the last four months a reddent' of the county
may bt either by purchase, by condemnation or and (or the last thirty days a realdent of the :
by entry and appropriation with submission to'. eltctlon district In wliicli he or the may offer |
tbe court of clainis or supreme court for the de-' his or her vote, shsil be entitled to vote at auch
termination and award of damages fqr auch entry election In the election dlatriet of which he .
and appropriation, or by one ur more of auch | or the ahall at the lime be a resident, and not
methods as the leglalature may provide; but no elsewhere, for all ofT.cera tbat now are or hereafter
proceedings ahall be instituted by condcmnstlon may be elective by the peopleC;], tnd upon all
or by entry and appropriation unless provision [ questions which may be submitted to the vote \
liability shall be applied to Oie work or object apeci&ed In the act authorizing such debt or liability, or for the payment of such debt or liability, and lor no other purpose whatever. No audi law ahall be aubmitted to be voted on, within three months aflcr Us passage or at an.v general election when any other law, or any bill ahall be aubmitted to be voted for or against. Tbe legialature may provide for the isaue of
be made by law for filing the written consent j of the people, provided hoaevtr that a citizen \ 5o„d, {^ the state to run for a period not exceed thereto of the commisaionera of the land office I by marriaae fhall hav^ been an inhabitant of , i^g guy y^„ [„ li^u of bonda heretofore author with the county clerk of each county In whicli the Vnitea Hates for five years; and providud ' j,^ j,yt ^^^ issued and shall Impose and provide
Unda proposed to be taken are aituated. Sub- that In time of war no elector In the actual ject to tbe filing of such consen*., any such pro- i military service ot the state, or of the United cecdlng thall be conducted by and In the name States, in the army or navy thereol, ahall be of the conaerva.lon commission; provided, how- j deprived o( Ids or her vote by reason o( his ever, that l( any other board, officer or comniis or her absence (rom such election district; an.l tion shsU succeed by law to the general powers the legislature sliall have power to provide the of the conservation conimiaaion In relation to ' manner In which and the time and place at
tor tbe collection of a direct annual tax for the payment ol Hie same aa h.'reinbefore required.
chapel. The Parish Aid Society will , ""* '^"' °' "'* '"fc't preserve, such latter board, i which such absent electors may vote, and (or
not meet during this month. All vis- " '
itors are cordially welcome.
BOAT BUILDING
UK.MODELING RE-PAIRIXG , any part of any
BOAT
except machinery. SCRAPING KE-COEKLXG
too feet marine railway. Docking and raring for boats dur¬ ing the winter.
SANFORD BEDELL
BALDWIN IIARBOn
Not the Saleslady's Fault. Fioonvnlker—"Do you roiillne that you w""e lyur hours selling those twu wonicii a yard of rllibonV StiU'slaily —"I know, sir. Rut Just ns thoy jjo' to tht? iv)u;iU'r they dlsfovori'il tluii they tacli li.,.l n baby jii.sr ioajuiiig t.i tai!:."—Bjiuii.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CRBDITOnS
PtTn.SU.\NT TO .\N OltDKR OK HON. HKNUY SELDEN WELLER. Tein- pornry Surroeate of the County
offlcer or commission sliall have and exercise all '¦ ! of the powers and duties conferred by any pro- I vision of tills aection upon the conservation com¬ mission. The moneys realized from auch bonds, after appropriation by the legislature, sliall be available (or payment o( the purchase price, where landa are acquired by contract, and (or the paymrnt of judi^ments and awards in case ol pruceedinga by condemnation or by entry and appropriation. No moneys shall be paid out un¬ der this secliun for tiie acguisition of lands by contract except upon the warrant and audit of the comptroller, after submission to him of vouchers theref.ir approved by'the conservation conimisElon an.f by the coniniissiuncrs o( tlu- land offlce, a*companied with the certiflcate of the attoir.ey-gcneral approving the title to and | conveyance of the lands purchased. i
i fi. The term "Isnda" as used in this act \ Includes tho Improvements thereon, If any. Ali ! lands acquired under tbU act sliall be for the ii»« of all Ihe people.
tion shall equal In- amount tlie debt for which it waa created, no further direct tax shall be levied on account of said sinking fund and the legisla : ture shall reduce the tax to an amount equal to tltfe accruing interest on such debt. The legisla - the return and canvess of tneir votes in the ,„„ „„y f^om time to time after the rate of In
election districts In which they respectively re side.
( 2. Ilctolved (if the Senate concur). That the foregoing amendment be referred to the leftisla ture to be chosen at tiie next general election ol senators, and in conformity with section one of article fourteen of the conititution, be published for three months previous to the time of such election.
State o( New York, In Assembly, March 14 1910.—This bill wa^ duly paaaed, a inaj-irity o( a,I the members elected to the Aascmb'y votin'„' ir, (avor tiiereol, three-flfths being present. Dy or der of the Assembly, THADDEUS C. SWKET Speaker.
State of New York, In Senate, April 10, llilfl- This bill was duly passed, a majority of a I th. Senators elected voting In favor therecf. three fldha being present. By order of llie Senate EDWARD 9CI10KNKCK, President.
State c4 New Vork, Offlce of the Secretary ol State, aa.: I have mmpared the precedin:; copv
SIX
KXPLANATION—MATTKU IN FTAUCS 13 NEW;
MATTER IN BRACKETS [ ] 13 OLD MATTER
TO BE oMirrei).
STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THE Aicretary of State, Albany, August 1, 1018.—Pur suant to the provisions of section one of srlich fourteen of the I'onsliti^tlon of the State of New Vork, and section two hundrtnl ninety-flve of the Election Law, notice Is hereby given that the following proposed amen.iment to tection eight of article seven o( the Constitution of the state When Vny""sliVkin(rVund''creat^""Jnder thU MC- I ¦'' f>"<'«' ^'^r\s. is reforrcd to the Legislature to be
chosen at tbe next general election of Senators in this state to be held on the seventh day of No- vrmb.T, lUlO. FRANCIS M. HUGO, Sim retary of -^tate.
AMENDMENT NLMIIER SIX.
ConcTirrent Resoiutlon of the S-nate and Assem lily proposing an amendment to section eight o( article seven o( the constilution. in relation to a certain portion o( tlie Erie canal.
Scciion 1. Ri'solved (i( the Assembly concur). Hiat section ei,cht of article seven of the con .li:ulion be amentJed to real as follows:
S K. The legislature shall not sell, lease oi
;1"-,1'',!U'' rr^'i'-'" '"i ^.''"''^y Bl'ven to all i election have been submitted to tho people and ; per.sona havliigr claims aRalnst Daniel ' " i"- v
Kamp, late of the Town of Memp-
t 9. Sulinilssion of law to people. Thia la shall not take effect until it thall at a general o( concurrent reaoiution with the original concur election have been submitted to the people and , rent resolution on file in thit offlce, tn 1 I d.. G. Kamp, late of the Town of MeniD-- ' '•¦'•' reciived a majority of all the voiea cast hereby certify that the same is a correct tran stead, In' the said county, deceased I ^°' '"'' against It at tuch election; and the script therefrom, and o( the whole thereof. Given to pre.sent the same with the voiich-^ ' »«me shall be submitted to the people of this ; under ray hand and the tetl of ofllce of tlu Sec- era thereof, to the subscribers, the j ittte at the general election to be held In N.^ retary of State at the dty of Albany, this flrsi executors of the last will and testa- , vember, nineteen hundred and alxteen. The bal day of August, In the year of our Lord, one thou ment of said deceased, at their place lot, to he furnished for the use of the votera sand nine hundred and sixteen, [L. S.] FRAN
c"r Johnrn'"f Joh'nTo'n, FreViTore^N: i T" "¦" f^^'^ °1 ""? ".' '','" "' '" '''' "' ""¦ "™"' ^'"''"^ °' ^'* Y., on or before the 25th day of Sop- \ 'o™ prescribed by the election law and tl.e
W. Augustus Miller
High Class Painting.
imd Decorating
Id all its Branches Dealer la Patnts, Oils, Wall Pa¬ per, Braahes and Hardware Telephon« 490-W BBANO ATE, »««r B. B. SUtioii BALDWIlf, L. L '
tember next.
Dated, Mineola, N. Y., March 1, 1916.
Cf,ARA G. KAMP. JENNIE KAMP.
Executors. JOHNSON & JOHNSON. Attorneyi- for Executors, 47 Railroad Avenue. Kreeport, N. i.
notice: to t.wpayers
of tbe
viM,,\r;R OF FnisBPonT..
I, the umlersigrned, the Collector of Taxes In and for tho Vlllagre of Fret- port, N. Y., have received the T.<ix
Roll and Warrant for the collection | hereby certify'that the'aa'me Is'a'TOrrect'tran of taxes for tho present year, arid I i wirlpt therefrom tnd of the whole thereof. Given
proposition or quettlon to be lubmitted shall be . printed thereon In subatantlally the following TIIRER form, namely: "Shall chapter (here Insert the EXPLANATION—MATTER IN ITALICS IS NEW. number of the chapter) of the laws of ninetecir STATE OF N'EW YORK, OFFICE OF THE hundred and alxteen, entitled "An act making Secretary of State, Albany, August 1, 1911.-Pur- provision for Istulng bonds to the amount uf suant to the provisions of section one o( article not to exceed ten million dollan lor the acqui-i fourteen of the Constitution of the State of New Hon o( lands (or slate park purposes, and pro- Vork, and aection two hundred ninety-flve of the vldlng for a submission of the same to the people Eleetlon Law, notice is hereby given that the to be voted upon at tht general election to be following proposed amendmlent to article six of held In the year nineteen hundred and sixteen,' the Constitution of the state of New York is re- be approved?" (erred to the Legiflalure to be chosen at the next
terest to be paid upon any state debt, which has !
been or may be amliorixed pursuant to the pro |
visions of this section, or upon any part of such j
debt, provided, h..we»er, that the rate of inter
eat ahall not \iv aliered upon »ny part of sucl. ]
debt or upon any bond or other eviilence thereof i
wtiich has b.'en, or shall be created or issu(..I i
before tuch a;t. ration. In case the legislature in I 'therwise dii?[)
crease the rati' o( interest upon sny such debt,
or part thereol, it Rhall, if such debt be payable
otherwise than in ei/ual annwil instalme.its.
impo.se and provide (ur the colle.,-ilon o( a direct
annual tax lo pay and sufficient to pay the In-
i.Teased or alterc.l Interest on such debt as It
falla due and also to pay and discharge the
principal o( such debt within fllly years from
the lime of the contracting thereof, and El.al,
appropriate annually to the sinkini^ (und moneyr
in amount tutticient to pay such inlcreat and pi\
and discliar^'e the principal o( auch debt wher
it shall become dun and parable.
9 11, The le^rislaturo may appropriate out of any (unds in the Irea^ury, moneys to pay the- tccruing interest and principal o( any debt here tofore or hereafter creatml, or any pari thereof and may, if such debt be payable otherwise than <n annual insfu Imcn («, set apart In each fiscal year, mone.va in the state tressury ss a ainkiiif kind to pay the Interest as l{ falls due and to pay and discharge the principal of any debt heretofore or hereafter created under section foui of article seven of the constitution until tbe aame tliall be wholly paid, and the principal an.I
o( the Erie canal, the liswegc 'anal, the Cliaiiip'ain canal, the Cayii,^a an.) Seneca c.lnal, ur tlie lllaik Riv.-r canal; bui ihiy shall r.-niain tlni prLiinrly of Ihe state and ,;nder i.s iiiaiia,'.iii.'il f. rever. The proliibition .( lease, sa> or olher ilij-i.ositlun h.-rein con laineii, sliall not apply to the canal known as the Mnin and llatiiburg street cai.al, siiuate.! in the city ..( I'.u.Talo. an.l which extends la-tcrl.! .rom the westerly line o( Main street to th. westerly line o( Hamburg street, nor to that •ortion of the cjl ling V.rie canal in Ihf clly ¦f '.Jii'a t.rtirren tlir tie''tcrly line of Ki haylei itrtxt and the ea-tcrly line of Third street irorided that a flow of sufficient water from Schuyler street to Third htreet tn feed that ¦lort'.on of the canal east of Third street be naintained. All funis that may be derived from my lease, bale cr other disposition of any canal hall be applied to the Improvement, supcrln
when the revenue tforeaald thall not bt lufl^ dent to equal Ihe said Inlerett and amorttxattos inatalmenta, and except further that any iDdebtr edneas heretofore Incurred by the dty tf Kew York for any rapid tranalt or dock Inveatroent may Ve fo vxdutled proportionately to th^ Wifgt to which the current net revenue received of said city therefrom shall meet the Interaat aad amortlxallon Inatslmentt thereof, provided that i any Increase In the debt Incurring power ol tb* I city of New York which shall result from ^b* ! exclusion of debts heretofore Incurred shall fc? \ available only (or the acquiKltlon or conctrurtioa I of properties to l)c usi.-d (or rspid trsnsit er ¦lock purposes. Tlie legislature shall preacriba I the method by whi.h and the terms and rondl- r lions under which the amount o( any debt to be < so exclu.led shall be determined, and no surk debt shall be excluded except in sccordanc-e with Ihe determination to prescribed. The le';blaturr , may In its discTetion conler approprialo Juritilir- ! Uon on the apfiellate dlvLsion o( the supreme '¦ court In the first Judicial department (yr tbe purpose o( ilelerniliiing the amount o( any dctil to be so exilutled. No Inilibtrdneat o( a city ' valid at the time o( Ita in(epll..n shall thpre- ad.r become Invalid by reason u( the oiieratlo* ¦ ut any of the proviiiions of this section. When- ' ever the boun.larles of any city are the same aa those o( a muiity, or when any city shall incluile witliin its houn.laries m.ire than one county, the p"«-(r o( any county wholly ini-ludeii within such (ily to become In.leble.l shall ceaie, but the debt of Ihe county, heretofore exiatinT, fhall not, for the purposea of thia section, ba reckoned as a part of the cily debt. Tlic amount hereafter to bi- rained by tax (or county or " (ily purposes, in any county cAilaining t ci p lit over one hun.!red thousand Inhabitants, cv any uich city of this ttate, in addition to pro- >ldlng (or the [irlncipal and Interest o( the exist¬ ing debt, ahall not in the aggregste exceed in any one ye;ir two per centum o( the aaamivi valuation c( the real and [lersonal cstste o( t-j- b county or city, to be ascertained aa presrrili^ In this aection in respect to county or dty debt. I 2. Resolved (l( the Assembly concur). That the foregoing amendment be referred to the legia¬ lature to be chosen at the next general elertioa of aenatora and In conformity with section
9 2. Resolved fif the Assembly concur). That
eke foregoing amendment be referred to the legli
tature to be chosen at the next general election
of aenatora and In conformity with section on<
i^TO^m^Tf t'Jch tiukinVfund'thalTbe'"appHed~to h' •"''^^'^ fourteen of the constitution be pub-
' Iished for three months previous to the time »l 9uch election.
endence or repsir of the r.-mafting portions of I ^, ,^,^|, t^^^^^^ „( the conttitution be pub-
llsheil for three rooDtht prevloua to tbe time of
the purpose for which said sinking fund created and to no other purpose whatever; and. In the event such moniiys so tet tpart In sny fltcal year be lufflclent to provide tuch sinklnv
State of New York, In Senate, April », 1911. Tlie foregoing resolution wat duly paased, a m,
State of New York. Ofllce ol the 8e<Tetary o( general election o( Senatort In thU ttate to be i ,^^ ^ ^^f^ jg^ f^f payment of the inlet State, sa.: I have compared the preceding wiih held on the seventh day bf November, 1916. ^-^ ^^ instalmenit of principal of all <f< the original law on file In thit offlce, and do FRANCIS M. HLCO. Secretary of State. rrealed on b.^half of the state, payable in
j will attend at the offlce of Ortell &
I Smith, on Rnllroad .-Vvenue, In said
I YUlaffe of Freeport, on July 24 -to
j Aiirrust 16, 1916. Inclusive, frorn S.on
; o'clock In the forenoon until A o'clock
i In the afternoon on each such day
j for the purprvse of rccelvInK taxes
j upon such roir at (»>• rate of onp per
cent •n every dollar; after • Auru"t
16. will attenfi st my place of re."1-
dence, S6 North Orove - Street,' In oald
iVtllare ot FVeejport, for the purpose
of receiving taxea upon auch roll; at
j.the rate of flVa centa on ^very dol-
D.FRANK SEAMAN. Collector. X>«t«d. July 14tb, I9IS.
fund, a direct annual tax (or such vear need J""'^ "' »" '*" 8e"*t»" ''•'''•e"' »"""8 '» '""" not be Imposed snd collected, as required by j "'<¦"«''- By onler o( the Senate, EDWARl the provlaions o( said section (our o( .rtlcle , **<H"f"'*'''''''. ''¦¦'¦"'lent.
tcTen, or of any law enacted In pursuance thereof State of New York U Assembly, April 10. Piia
The legislature shall annually as the sam< \ Tlie>regolng resolution was duly passed, a m.
shall fall due provide by direct tat, apprnprla i • '^ «' »" »'" ""¦"'•*" elected to the Assembl
interest i "linit i" favor thereof. By order of the Assem
debts '' ¦'!.''¦. THADDEI'S C. SWEET, Speaker.
' S'ate of New Tork, Ofllce of the Sctretary ol .' AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE. ] n^i instalments, 't^uri^nt'To sec'li^n'f'o'ur'of ] ^""'¦. «"-• ' *>•"• (""^nvriyii Ihc preceding ci.p.i
Concurrent Resolution of the Senate an«] Anaem- I article t«re«, or of anu lav enacted in pursu '' concurrent rctoluti.in with the original concur bly proposing tn amendment to article six of tht : anee thereof. ''''"' resolution on flle In this offlce, and I .1..
constitution. In relation to rolea and aUtutes af- | j. Ri>tolved (If the Aaaembly concur). That ' ^"-'rel'y cer.lfy that the same It a correct tran (acting practice, i.leadlng and procedure In the | the foi«olng amendment be referred to the legls ! "'•f'P' therefrom, and of the whole thereof. Given rourts. I !„„„ to be chosen at tha next general election <""»«¦ "T '¦•"'^ '"^ ''"I**' °' f?" "' I*!' 2*"
Section 1. Reciived (If the Assembly concur), i of snuton and In conformity with tection one "t«^ "^ *»'« *' *>'• '"'' »' A'l»nr. this flrit Tliat article alx of the constitution be amended j of arUcIe fourteen of tbe conatitution be put I''•/,''',*"*^"*'j*V j'''!.''-. '" r, o ""Vi ."^ Bball chapter flve~ hundrcdaiid aixty-nlne of tbe ^-^ «ddlng thereto a new tection, to be tection iuh«j for three montha prevlout to the liiut of " ' ' ' ¦—-^—' —^ ¦'- Itwt of nineteen hundred and dxteen, entitled twenty-four, to read as followt: j ,„ch electlao.
"An »ct making pmvialon for bmUnc bends to ' **• '"*« 'eff<*'a''"^ ""If dtUgaU front time ettte ot New York, In Senate. April 15. 1818.- Uie amouat ot not to exceed tea milllnn dollart '" ""•< *" «>»«t»»i"<"'» of fustier* of the tu- ! The foregoing resolution wtt duly pasted, a ma fcr the acqnititton of Itndt for tUlt park pur- ; P»wit« eomrt er o' such fusticet and attomrps
under my hsnd and the seal of offlce of the Sc- .etary of State, at the dty of Albany, thia Aral day of August, In the year one thousand nine hundred and sixteen. [L. 8,] FHANCIS M HUniE*, fiecrrtirv of Sttt-,
FORM FOR 8UBMIS.eiON OF PROPOSITION NUMBER ONE.
poaet, ami prorldlng Hir a nibmisaioa ot tbt "' 'a*"- *o ta arganimei in auch manner as the tame to the people to be voted upon at tha teaitatmn thatt provide, thm potter to atofee gaoenl clecttoa to ba bald ia tbe ytm ataitita mlea povemtmf the praettet. ptaatUmg mad prm- tt apptovadf i eadmrm *• Ma aaarfa mf Ar aial
Jortty of all the Senatora elected rotlnc In favor thereof. By order ot the Seoata, E. S. BBOWN, Tcaspomy President.
ataU ml Hew Tark, In AaacnMy, AprU 17, Ult. —Tba lamttat icaotattoa waa duly jaaaad, a
und nine hundred tnd tixteen. (L. S.] FRAN ns M. HUGO. Berretary of 8ta»e.
Abetit th« BIbU. Letters to th« naraber of 8,586,478.
such election.
Slate of New York, In SenaU, April 6, in«.— The foregoing rew.lutlon wat duly paaaed, a ¦Da^ Jority of all the Senatora elected voting In fare* thereof. By order of the Senate, EUWXrD SCHOENECK, President.
Btate of New York, In Aaaembly, April It, 1010. —The foregoing resolution wat duly pasted, a ana- Jority of all the memlKirt elected to the Attembly voting In favor thereof. By order o( the Aitei*- bly, ¦niADDEVS C. SWEET, Speaker.
State ot N.-w York, Ofllce of the Secretary o* State, at.: I have compared tht preceding copy of concurrent rr«)lutl..n with the original concnr- rent resolution on fie in this ofllce, and I da hereby (crlKy Ihat the i.ame i> a cwrrcl traa- vrlpt tberefr.m, and of the whole thereof. Olvev iinih'r my ban.I an.l the teal of ofllce of the See- retary ..f Slat.- at the city ol Albany, thia liat .lay of Aunikt, In the year of our l>jrd, one thorn- sand nine h.indred and ilxteen. |L. 8.] FBAN- r IS H. Iiroo, Hnretary of State.
Great Queatlon Concei^ino Worfc. • One of the worst of clironk- human evll« Is working for dully linjiid with¬ out any Inttv-etit In th«» work, nnd wtth 111 will toword th« luMtltutlon or p«r- ¦on who provld«H the work. The work I of the world niiisf bf dope, iinil, tbe
forming 778.003 wonU, 31,727 venieii,! «^ '"* ^"'•"' """" '"' """^«'' "'xl.tbe 1,180 chapter. antJ 06 l)ook». make uv I T^' «JU«^|l<'» I". Khnll It he done Up-
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