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VTATK or NEW YOBK. omCB OT TBI ¦MKtaiy ol StaU. Albur, Aocuat 1, inS.—Par- Hmnt to the prorliion* of Mction (our of utld* •erni of the comtltutioD Of the (tace of Knr Tork, HctioB two hundred and ninetydfe of the Election Law. end tectioR ilx of chapter flve tiqn- dred and atxtjr-nine of the law* of nineteen bun' dred arid ilztMB, notics 1< bcrcbj i:ir;n tha! chapter Bt* hundred and dzty-nlne of tbe lawi of nineteen hundred and ai.ttn-n, of which the (ulluwinc la a copy, will he sut>nutted to the '\ people fur the purpow of Totiog thereon ai lh< next general election in tma ataie, to be hrlu on the aevenlh day of November, nineteen hun¬ dred and alxteen. FRANHS M. HUGO. Secretary of Sute. CHAPTER M». '
AN ACT making provision for iiautnir bonda to the amount of not to exceed ten million dollan for the acquisition of lands for itate park pur- po»e«, and providing for a aubmiuion of the ¦ame to thr jieople to be voted upon at the general elec'.iun lo be held in the year nine¬ teen hundred ati'l sixteen.
Became a law May IJ, 1016. with the approval of the Oovernor. Paiaed, three-flftha being pre»- ent.
The People of the State of New York, repreaent¬ ed In Senate aii'l Aaaembly, do enart t» followa:
Section 1. Tli' re ahall be Inucd, in the manner and at the times hereinafter recited, bonda of tir" ¦tate In an amount not to exceed ten million dol¬ lars, which bon<l» shall be •r.^ld by the state and the proceeds tli>reaf paid into the state treas ury, and bo muth thereof as may be necessary expended for the acjuisition of lands for stjte park purposea as hereinafter provided. Such bondj when iaaued shall be sxempt frosj taxation.
{ 2. Sale; Interest; tax to |»y; sinking fund. The comptroller is hereby directed to cause to be prepared tha bonds of this state to an amount not to exceed tin million dollars, said bonds t.> Iwar interest at the rate of not to exceed lour and one-half per centum per annum, wtdcli in¬ terest ahall be pajable semi annually in th- <ily of New Vork. Said bonds shall be issued lor a term of flfty years froiH their respective dai.s ul issue, and shall be sold for not less than |iar. The comptroller ia hereby charged with lin- dulv of selling sakl bunds to the highest bid'ler after advertising for a period of twenty con.^ei uiive days, Sundays excepted, in at least two daily newspapers printed in the city of N. w York and one In the city of .\lbany. Advertisem.-iu. shall contain a proiiaion to the effect that IIm- • oinp troller, in his ¦!i.^r-retion, may reject any .ir aN bids made in pursuance of said adverti-jiineius. and, in the e\.nt of such rejection, the lornp troller la autliorized to readvertlse for bi'l.s in the form and manner above described ss inani times aa in his judgment may be necessary to effect a satisfactory sale. Said lx)nds shall be sold in such lots and at such times as may be required lor tn.- purpose of making partial or final payments in accordance with the provisiona of thia act. Tliere is hereby Impoeed a direct annual tax at the rate ot eight thousand eight hundred and sixty-five dollara and fifty centa to¬ gether with Interest on the debt for each out million dollars ot bonds isnied, to provld; tur s sinking fund tar thj reJempiion ot the said bonds, togt>th<;[ Mth the interest thereon. Tlie tf. tlnpoleJ, «¦! herein provijed, ahall be a.wss ed, levied snj collected in the manner prfscribed fij Uw an4 ehal] pe paid by tb« several county tftaimreri into th.; treasury of tbe stale, Th» proceeds of such t« «hall bv Invested by the comptroller in securities In which he Is author lied by law to invest the trust and sinking funds of the slate, and together with the Inter est arising therefrom, any premium ftcelvcd on tho sale of said bonds, and interest accruing on deposits of money received from the sale of saiiJ bonds or from miscellaneous sources ahall consti tute a alnkini; fund which Is hereby created, Said fund ahall be uaed solely for the purpose ol paying the jirincipal and Interest v' bonds issued in accordance viih the provisioni of this act.
J 8. Xlii-' prot'«;e'4j of two million five hun3red thotisand dollars of sUcft bonds, after appropria¬ tion or appropriations therefft>qi by the legisla¬ ture, shall be applicable to the acquisition ol lan^ for the extension of the Palisades Inter- s{ate park. Such moneys shall be expended snd lands acquired by the commissioners of the Pali¬ sades Interstate park under the provisions ot rhaiitef one hundred and sc^t'i'.' "' tlit laws ot jiinetccn hufhlreJ, as sm-nded. S'.hIi moneys <hsll be JviUabl* tot payment of the purchase price whcrrf lands tie acquired by contract or foi payment* ^ Judgments and awards In case ol purchasB by condemnation.
S 4. The prtSrsfeds of seven fni'l'on five hundred thousand dollars of such bond^, after appropria¬ tion or appropriaHv-ina tlierefrom by the legis¬ lature, ehsll be apptVable to the acquisition of lands for state park ftiirro»es within the fnreof pTP8<Tve countie-i wliidi iancja, if now owned l>v the atata under existing law, wouhl be part of the forest preserve. Such moneys shall be ex pended and lands acquired under the direction of the conservation commission by »)id witb the advice and consent of the conmiissloaers of the land offlce. Such landa may l>e ac()ulred irl such manner a» the leKtslatuie ahall provide, wliicW may be either by purchaue, by condemnation or by entry and appro[)riatiun with submission to the court of elaims or itupreme court for the de¬ termination aiid award uf dan)a(;es ior such eniry and upproprialion, or by one ur mote of BUcti ¦sethods as the lci;islature may proTi«le; but no pvooeedingtt sliiiU b« instituted by condemnation or by entry and appropriation unless proviaiou be made by law tor filing the written i-ooaent thereto of the commissioners of tlie land uthce with the couniy /lerk of each county in which land,4 proposed to be taken are situated. Sub¬ ject t* the flling of such conaeui, uny such priA ceedlntf shall be ciiiiducted by and in tiie nunw- uf the conservation cuinmission; provided, how¬ ever, that if any oihcr board, other or rominis sion shall succeed by law to the general poweis of the conservation commission in relation to the care af the lorest preserve, such latter board, officer or commission sliall have and exercisa oil ot the powers and ouii.-. cuiifirrrd by any pro¬ vision ul tliis sciiioM upon the i oriservaliun C"ii; mission. The rnoiieys realised from such bonJ», otter spproprialioii by the legialature. shall be available tor j aumrii of tlic purdia.se price where lands are acquired by contract, and fr»r llie iJjynitnL of judi;u:ir.;.i and uu^mU in < ase ot proCLidiiiiji by coi.dLUuiatiun or by tniiy and appropriation. N'o moneys shall be paid out un¬ der this section for the acquisition of lands by contract except upon the warrant and audit of the comptroller, after submission to hliu of vnuchcrs therefor upproved by ilie conwrvatlon coniiriis,sion anif I'v tiie ctmuiu-.-ioner.s ot lli.' land cfiice, a'ccompanied with the certificate uf the attD»r.rj'-;;eiieral .ipprovinif the title to and conveyance of the laiul.s puxiliascd.
9 S. Tho term "lands" as used in this act In. hilled the impnuiimiits thereon, it any. \V. Unds acquired under thia act shall ke lor the iwe of sll the people.
i 6. Submission of law tu people. Tliis law shall not take effect until It shall at u general election have been submitted to the people and ha»« reciived a majority of all the votes cast for and against It at such election; and tbe same shall be submitted to the people of this state at tbe general election to be held in .\ . vember, nineteen hundred and sixteen. The bal¬ lots to be furnished for tbe use of the voters upon the submission of this law shall be in tu. form prescribed by the election law and tbe proposition or question to be submitted shall be printed thereon in substantially the following form, namely: "Shall chapter (here insert the ntimber of the chspter) of the laws of nineteen hundred and si.xiien. entitled '.^n act making provision for isauing bonds to the amount of not to exceed ten million dollars for the acquiiii- tion of lands for state park purposea, and pro vidini; for a submiaaion of the same to the people to be voted upon at tbe general election to be held In tbe year nineteen hundred and sixteea,' be spprovedf"
State of New Yark, Offlce of the Secretary ot State, IB.: I hare compared the preceding with the original law on flle In tbla offlce, and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct tran¬ script therefrom and of the whole thereof. Oiren under my band and the seal of offlce of the Sec¬ retary of sute, at the Hty ot Albany, this flrst day of August, tn the year one thouaand nine hundred and stzteen. [L. S.] FRANCIS M. HUGO, Secretary of State.
FORM FOR SUBMIS.SION OF PROPOSmON NITMBKR ONE. Shall chapter flve hundred and sixty-nine of the laws of nineteen hundred and sixteen, entitled "An ^ct making provision for issuing bonds to tbe smoont of not to exceed ten million dollan for the acqulstUon of lands for state park pur¬ posea. and providing lor a submlsdoB of the ¦une to the people to be roted upon at the tMKnal elscttaa to be hM in tha yrm ¦!¦¦«— hiailisil aad riBtaan," k« apfMvredr
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BTATE OF NEW YOBK. OFFICE OF THK ¦ecreury of Sute. Albany, Auirust I, 1018.—Pur-
Ent to the provisiona of section one of article rteea of the Constltntioa of tbe Stste of New Ycrh, snd section twn h<indrrd ntnety-flve of the Election Law, notice is hereby given tbat tba following proposed amendment to aection six oi article one of the Constitution ot the sUie of Nirw Tula li reffrrid to tSi« LcsiaUtsre la be
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In this atate to be held on the aeventh day of November, 1918. FRANCIS M. HIGO, SecreUry ol State.
AMENDMKNT NLMBER ONE.
Concurrent Resoltition of the Senate and Assem¬ bly proposing au amendment tb section aii ol article One ol the constitution, in relation to waiver ol indictment and trial by jury in cerUin cases.
Section 1. Resolved (if the Si-nate concur), Tliat section alx ot article one of the constitution be amended to read as follows:
i 0. [No perKin fhall lie held to answer for a capital or otherwis.. infamoua Ame (elBxcept in cases of Impeacliment, and in cases nf militia when in actual sernce. and the land and naval for<TS in time of war, or which this Btate may keep with the consent of congreua in time ol peace, and in la.-^-s ot petit larceny, under ths regulatiun of the le(fislature[)]. no prrnon thall bt held to anutrer for a eapitul or othervis* infamout crime uidesa on presentment or Indict ment of a grand juryt, and]. .4ny perton may, hovtver, in the munner preicribeiX bv late after examination or commitment by a maointrate, icaitt indictment nnd trial by fury on a eharj/t of felony puniihuble by not exceeding fire yrart' imprlttjiiment, all tubneiiuent proeeedlngi being had by informalinn before, a nufierwr eourt of erimtnal iurindtrtion or a jitdyt or iuiitU.e there of. [i]/n any rial in sny court whatever the par¬ ty accused shall \m- allowed to^ppear and deferxl iu person and with counsel as in civil actions. No person shall he subjeil to be twice put in jeopardy for the same offense; nor shall he be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself; nor be deprived of life, liberty or property without due procesa of law; nor shall private property be taker, for public use without just comp.nsfttlon,
9 2. Itosolved llf the Senate concur). That the torcguinR amendment be relerred to the legiiU- ture to be chosin at the next general election ol senators, and in conformity with aection one ol article fourteen of the constitution, be published for tlwee months previous to the time of such election.
State of New York, In Assembly, April 5, 1U16. —Tills bill was duly passed, a majority of all the members elected to the Assembly voting in lavor thereof, three-flftlia being present. By order of the Assembly, TllADDElTS C. SWEET, Speaker.
State of New York. In Senate, April 20, l'Jl6. —iliis bill waa duly passed, a majority of all tli» Senators elected voting in favor thereof, three flfths being present. By order of the Senate, EDWARD SCllOENKCK, 'Presli^ant.
State of New York. QfBc-e of the Secretary ol State, 88,; I havt compared the preceding cop.v of concurreni resolution with the original concur¬ rent resolution on file In tiii^ oBIce, and 1 du hereby certify tliat the same is a correct tran script therefrom, and of the whole thereof. Given Vhder W UanJ •nd ttie seal o^ oIBcc of the Sec¬ retary of State al the city of Albany, this first day of August, in the year of our I.ord, one thou sand nine hundred and sixteen. IL. S.] KH.\N CIS M. HL'(;0, Secretary of State,
EXPLANATION-MATTER IN ITALICS IS NEW; MATTER IN BR.tCKETS [ ] IS OLD MATTER TO BE OMITTED,
9T4IE OF .NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THK Secretary o? State, Albany, August 1, 1016,—I'ur suant to the provisions of sectkin one ot article lourteen ol the Corslitution of the State ol New York, and section Iwo hundred ninety-flve of the Election Law, notice li jiercby given thst the following proposed amendment to section one ol srticle two of the Constitution of the state of New York Is referred lo the Lei^islaturf to b.' choseQ at thi) next general election of Seuators in this stste to be held on the seventh day ot November, 1916. FRANCIS U. HUdO, Secretary of State.
AMEND.VfENT NUMBER TWO.
Concurrent Resolution of the Senate and Assem
bly proposing an amendment to section one ol
article two of the constitution, In relation to
quallflcation of voters.
Section 1, I{ia..hc.| (it tiifl Senate concur). That section one of article two of the constitu tion be amended tu read as folluua:
Seclkin 1. ifvery Imale] citlxen of ll«» age ol twenty 9ne years, who thall have been a eltizen for ninet.r days, and ao inhabitant ot this stale one year aext precedin(f an election, and for the last fods months a resident of the county and for the laat thirty d«ys a resident of the • lection district in which he or the may offer hla or her vote, shall be entitled lo vote at such (Action in tlie election district of which he ur tht shall at tne rime be a Ftmident, and not elsewhere, tor all officers that now are or hereafter may be- elective by ibe people[;], and up.m all questions which may be submitted to the vote of the people, protided /loiterer that a citizen by marriage ahall hare been an infiatiitant of Ihe i'nited states for fiev years; und provid.l tbat iu time of war no elector In the ai-tua! loilitary service of the state, or of the rnite<l iitates. In the army or na-vy thereof, shall U deprived of his or her vote by reas.m ot hi fjr her absence from such election district; an' the legislature shall have power lo provide lii. rpanner in which and the time and place at which such absent electors may vote, and foi the return and canvass ot tneir votes in tlu electioo dlstrirr.-i in which they i-e=pcciively re -ide.
I 2. Resolved (if the Senate concuri. That tin tnreeiiink' amendment he reterrcl to the Iciri-il.t
rwiM •» nodtfr or tmptiti)4t ttmtmtet thrrrfmr; huf laol I««s than tiro-lhirdt of the nmabers of any sstrA ccmrmftoti thall he futUcrt mf Ihe tufrrmt covrf.
i {. BeaolTed' (it the Aasembly concur), llMt tbe foregoing amendment l>e submitted to ttte legialature to be choaen at the next general elec¬ tion of senators, aad in conformity with section one of article faurteen of the constitution, be published tor three montha preri'>ua to the time ol such election.
sute of New Y..ri, In Scr«tc, fcb. i2, It'lS.— The for»f.'iv.g r««iliitinn was duly paaaed, a ma¬ jority c? si! the Sesator? •u<.t#Ml varine In fame thereof. By order of tbe Senate, EDWABD 8CII0ENECK, President.
State of New York. In Assembly, March 6, 1916. —The foregoing restilutlon was duly paased, a majority of all the memliers elected to the As sembly votinir in favor thereof, Hy ordfr of the Aaeembly. THADDEIS C, SWEET Spe^er.
State of New York. Ofllce ot the SetTelary of State, ss.: 1 hare compared the [ireccding copy of conci^rrenl resolution with the ori.:iri3l c.-inc"ur- rent resolution on hie in this olUce, and I do hereby certify that the same Is a correct tran- B<ript therefrom, ar.d of the whole thereof. Given under my hand and the seal of offlce ol the Sec¬ retary of State at the city of .Mbany, this firs'. day of August, in the year of our l>.rd. one thovi- sand nine hundnl and sixteen. [L. S.) FR.\N (IS M. lIL'tM. 8e< retary of State.
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M I'.ilii. —Tliis bil! was duly passe.l, a nujority of a'l tl.e members elci.ted to the .\s«i-mbly vr.lini; ii. 'vor thereof. ihr-e-Hfths beine vv<.-ii'. liy '-r ' r of the A---.-nMy, TIl.ADIiKl .S f, .'-\\,:i;'- .^l*caker.
State of New Y.irk. In Senate, April I i. r V'
li.-, bill «a.s <!u!..- i.iMsed, a iimj .ri-y if :.'l t, .S-nators elected voting in favor thereof, three ;:,t.hs bcin;,' I'-iicnl, Iiy onhr ot ll;c ?,,u,', : .>V>AIID SCliuL.V.i:( K, President.
Slate of New York, OITli e of the Secretary oi -^late. »,«, : 1 hjic i lilpuicl the prccc-liii- i', .' concurrent resolution with the original coiicui r-nt resolution on file in this office, and I d. hereby certify that the same is a <-orrect Iran s. ript therefrom, and of the w-liole thereof, GIm- under my hand and the seal of office of the Sei
lary of Stale at Ihe city of .-^Haii.--, tins tl|f .lay of August, In tiie year of our Lord, one tie:: «-n.l nine hundred and «ix;een. [L, S.] FR \:\ . IS JI. llCCtV, .Sei.etary of State,
TJIREE IXPLANATION-MA-TTEH IN ITALICS IS NKW
STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFIC1-: OF Till .-• cretary of .<tate. Albany, Au.-ust I. I'l-. ''i,- ¦cant to the provisions of section one of arii i. f. urteen of the Constitution of the State ol N. ,> York, and sectiin Iwo hundred ninety live of ih- :.:ccti,in Law. notice is hcr.hy g'lvi-n lluii I.. following proposed amendment tu article sit of the Constitution of tbe state of New York is re lerred to the Legislature tu be chosen at the ne-ii general election of Senators in this state to b'- lield on the seventh dsv of November, 191fi FRANCIS U. HUOO, Secretary of State., AMENDMENT NUMBER TlfREE.
Concurrent Kesolutlon of[ the Senate and Aseem Dly propoaing an amendment to article aix of the conatitution, tn relation to rulea and statutes af fecting practice, pleading and procedure In the courts.
Section 1. Resolved (If the A.s^tnbly concuri Thst srticle six of the constitution be amendeil by addinf thereto a new section, to be section twenty-four, to read as followa:
f 14. The leirislafurr may delegate from time to time to conrmtiont of ftutlem of the tu preaae nmrl or ef tmch funticet and attorney at late, to be organlttd in tuch manner a» tke Irgttlalurt thall provide, the pover to makt rulm'fooermimo tke prmctice. pleading and pro tm tke eomrtt mf Ihe ttatt, tmeltMrnf
FOIR EXPLANATION-MATTER IN ITALICS IS NEW; MATn-:R IN ItHACKETS [ ] IS OLD MATTER TO BE OMiriKD.
STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE Secretary ol Stale, Albany, August 1, IHia.—Pur¬ suant tu the pro%i.si.ins of section one of srticle tourteen of the Constitution uf the State ot Kew York, snd section two hundred ninety-flve of the Election Law, noiice ia hereby'given that the following projioeed amendment to article seven ot the Constitution of the sttte ol New Tork is referred to the Legislsture to be (hoscn at the next general election of Senators in this Plate to be held on the seventh day of November, 1916, FR.ANCIS M. HIGO, Secretary ol Mate. AMENTIMENT NIMIIEH FOIH. Concurrent Resolution of the Sc*Me and Aasem¬ bly proposing an amendment to article seven ot the constitution, in relation to the contracting ot debts by the state.
Section 1. He4olved tif the Asseinbly concur). Tliat secticms four and eleven uf article seven ef the constitution be amended to read as follows:
i 4. Kxce;.-, the del.is specifled in si-ctioris two and three of this article, no debts hhall be hereafter contracted by or in behalf of this state, unl.-^ such debt shall be au- thorired by law, f.,r some bin^,'¦le work or object, to be di.stlnctly specifled thereinl; and such]. .Vo «ucA debt htreafirr authorized fhall br euii traded for a period lonijir thun that uf tin' lirubnble life of the irork or object fur uhiili Ihe debt in to be lontrarted to le determineil by general laicn, irhii h determination nhall be ron- rluKivt, nor for more than fifty yearn from the (("!f lit "i*" contracting of eurh debt. .{ ilibt licrtafter eonlracled by the stale, punuant lu an authorization hereafter made, and each portion of any auch debt from time to lime no Cfnlracl- ed, may, if provijed by the laic authorizing »ucf\ debt, be paid in ei/ual annual inatalmentn, the first of lehlch ttiall be payable not more thgn onj year, and the lait of whieh ^hall b^fidyable nol more than fifty yean, after auch debt or por lion thereof ahall have been contracted. Such law shall if tl authorize the eontrarting of a debt payable otherwiae tlMi\ in equal annual fn- «(alme/if« impose and provide for Ihe collection ol a direct annual fat lo pay. and sufficient t.) pay, tbe interest on such debt as It falla due. in' ilso to pay and dlijcharge the principal of such debt within fifty yfars Jrom Ihe limy ol the contracting thereof. No [such] law authol-- izing the eonlraetlng of a debt pursuant to thia aection shall take effect until it shall, at a gen¬ eral election, have been submitted to the people, and have received a majority of all the votes cast for and against it at such election. Un the tanal paasaire uf such bill in either house of the legislsture, the question sliall be taken by ayes and noes, to be ^ulv entered on the Journali" thereof, and "-hall "lie: "Shall this bill pass. and ought the same to recti\'e the sanctioji of the people?" Tlie legislature may at any time, after the approval ot such law by the people, it no debt shall have been contracted in pursuance thereof, repeal the same: and may at any time. by law, forbid Ihe contracting of uny further debt or liability under such law; but the ta.ii. if any. imposi'd by suoh act. In proportion to the debt and liability which may have been con traded in pursuance ol such Jaw, shall remaic in force and be irrepealable, snd be aniiuall.i collected, until the proceeds thereof shall hav.' made the provision hereinbefore specifled to pay and discharge the Interest #nil prlncipul ot such debt and liability. Tlie moNCJ" ari.sliiU Irom any loan or slock tTeatlng suih deljt or liability shall be applied lo the work ur object ¦pecilled in the act authori/,iiig such debt ot Ivabilily, ur tor the paynient ot such del-* oi liability, and t.ir no other purposi' whate-rer No such law shall be submitted to be voted ess. within (hree months after its i»««sage or at all,^ general election when any other taw, or any bill shall be aubmitted to be voted tur or against The legislatuiie may provide for the issue ol bonds of the s<at:e to run for a period not ex<i-><l Ing filly years m lieu ut bonds hcnioNire author iaed but nut is,siwJ and shall ini|io,se uiH provi.le for the collection of a direct annual tat for the payment ot the same- as hereiiibcfore required. When any sinking fund created under tlii.i se' tion shall equal in amount the debt tor which it was created, no liiriher direc-t t.i.t shall be levieil on account ut said sinking lun.l arid the U-gi^la ture shall reduce the tax to an amount equal t.. the accruing interest on such debt. The legisla ture may from time to time after the rate of in ten-st to be paid upon any state ileht. which ha' been or ma.v l.o an: liori/ed pumuant to tlii. pn. visions of this section, or upon any part of sui h debt, |.r..vi.led. however, that the rate of inn r est shall 11.11 lie ali'n-il up.m any part ot sm! debt or upon any Ixind or other evidence thenoi. which ha.i b>i-ii, ur shall be created or is,Mir-l befort such ait.'ration. In cas<; the Icjjlslatur.' m ereasi' the rate of interest upon any such debt. er pan th. r.'of, it shall, (/ aurh debt be r.iiu'ihle athenciae than, in equal annwil Inalitliiici.li. impose nnd provide for the collection of a dinci annuil l.iv to pa.i ami siithcinit lo pay the in- creiucd or altered Interest on such debt as It tails due and also to pay and discbanre the principal ot such debt within fifty .m-uis f^-..i:i the tinic of lliu contracting thereof, and -hali appropriate atiniially lo the sinkint; tund riioncy- In ar.iount su.iiiiirit to pay such interest an.l r:i,i sod ui^har^o tlie principal ol such debt ulo-i. tt shall bcc-in ¦ due and payable.
S 11, Th.- ii-;;i.'.i;ure may appropriat.- out ..' any tundji in tlie treasury, mone.vs tu pav th.- accniiiu: interest »nd principal of any diiil here tofore or lieri-jti. r cri'at.'.l, or any piirt tlo-n-of and may, if such debt bt payable ittheruiat than in annua/ tnatalmcnta, set apart In each fiscal year, moneys jn the state irca,sur>- ai a sinliiu,' hind to pay the iuterot aa it talU due un.l t.. pay and discliarge the principal ot any debt liera..f.jfe cr hereafter cn ated under fn-.i-n I.aii of article seven of the constitution until the aame shall be wholly paid, and the prinupal and Income of such sinking lund shsll be applied to the purpose for which taid sinking tund Is created and to no other purpose whatever; and, In the event such moneys so si-t ai.,ir, in an.v flscsl year be suffldent to provide su. h sinkini! fund, a direct annual tax for sm li vear ne<-d not l)e imposed and collected, as rcjiiiied by tlie proiiiiJiia of .said section I. ur if article aeren, or of any law enacte<l In pursuam-e thereof Tke Ui;ialaliart thall annually at the tame ahall fall due provide by direct tax, appropria¬ tion or both for Ihe payment of the Intereat upon and inatalmentt of principal of all debts treated on behalf of the ttate, payable in an- numl inatalmentt, purauant to aection four of article scim, or of any Imtc enacted in pursu¬ ance thereof.
I 3. Resolved (If the Aasembly con.-ur), Tliat tbe foregoing amendment be referred to the legU lature to be chosen at the next general election of senstom an.l In conformity wirh section nn** of article fourteen of the constitution lie pub liahed for three montha prevloua to the time of such election.
State of New York, In Senate, April 15, 1916,- The foregoing resolution was duly paaaed, a ma¬ jority of j:i the Senators elected voting in favor thereof By order of the Senate, E. R. BROWN, Temporary President,
Sute ol New Tork, In Ainembly, April 17, in«, —The toregoing resolution waa duly ptsaed, a
majority of tV thn m»T^^er• eierted to the As
sembly rotini; in Uror thereol. By order ol the Assembly. TIIAUOEIS C . SV.EET. Speaker.
Bute ol New Vork. Dffl.e ol the Secretary ol SUte, sa.: I liavr compan-d the prere<ling copy ol concurrent resululion with the original i-onvur rent resolution on file in tliis o8i^-c, an.I I do hereby rerlify that itie same is a cvirrtci tran¬ script therefrom, and of the whole thereut. (;i, a under my hand and th,- "cal of oflire of Ihe ?.-.-- reUry of State at t'.e liiy of Albany, this I . <t day of August, in the vear ut uur Lurd. uiw th. a- sa=d sine huadrad aad iiitees. it. «.] FRAN-
FIVE EXPLANATION- MArrKR IN ITALICS IS NEW;
MATn-;R IN BRAt KET^ [ 1 IS OLO M.Vm H
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STATE OF NEW YORK, DFKH E OF TUI S»'cretary ot State, Albany. Au :u.'i 1, 191«.-Pui suant to the provisions of aei tion one of arti. ii fourteen ot the Constitution of ,he State ot New •York, and section two hundred nirctvfivn.ot th Election Ijw. notice is her. I.y ^i^cn that th. following proposed amendmi-nt to section seven of article seven of the conslitut; -n ct the st.it. of New Y'ork is rel^-rred to the Le-ii:ljture tu I- choein at the next general ibcti m of S«iiators in thi» state to be held on the hvi-illi dav of N.. vemU-r, 1910. FRANCIS M. lU'Ct). Scf'retarv of State.
AMENDMENT NlMltlR FIVE.
Concurrent Resolution of the Senate and .\.«sem b'y proposing an amendment to Motion seven of article seven of the c<.in«itiiii..n, in relation to the forest preserve.
Section 1. Resolved (if the .\s.sembly concur). That tection seven cf srticle ti^veii ol the mn •tltutlon be amended to read as follows:
9 7, The lands of the ftate, now owned or hereafter acquired, constituting the forest pre servo ss now flxed by Isw, shall be forever kept as wild forest lands. They shall not be leawd, sold or exchanged, or be laken by any corporation, public or pri%ai.. nor shall the timber thereon be sold, reniov,' I or destroyed. Sulhing contained in thia aeri.on shall prevent the ktiite from cojw'frucfiny u uliilc highieny from Saranac Lake in Franl,!.n i^iiinly lo Lonn Lake in Uamilton munty anl thence lo Olil Funjc in llerkimer county 1: iray of Blue ilouiiliiin lake nnd Kaqurtte luke.
liiut the] The legislature may by general laws provide lor the use of n t e-u-eeding three per lenlum of such lan.ls f.r the ions(ruction and maintenance of rescrv.-.rs for municipal wa: r supply, fur the canals ot the state and to regulate the flow ut str.jni«. Such reser voii-s sliill be .-onstnicted, uvvue.l and controUe.l by the state, but such w.jrk sliall not be under taken until alter the boundari. s and high flow lines thereof shall have been a curately sur veyed and flxed. and after public n. lice, hearini; and determination that ruch lands are reiiuin-.l for such public u!«-, Tlie espiii«.- of any suih improvements rhall be apportiomd on the public and private property and nuiiiii ipalities bene filed to the extent of the beiK.flts received. Any such reservoir fhall always be i.|H.rated by the state nnd the legislature shall' provide for a chait'.' upon the property anl niunicipalilies bcneti'i-d fo^^ ft rcM'-niUlo return t.i the state upon tho valae of the rights anl property ot the !'Ue used and th? pcrviccs ot the state teniicred. which ahall bt flxed for terma of not exceeding ten years and be readjustable at the end ot any term. Vnsanltary omdillont kball not be created or continued by any such public works. .\ violation ot any at the provisions ot thli section ma/ be restrained (t (he juH of the people, or with the eonsenl of the supreme court in appellate division, on notice to the attorney general at the suit ot any citizen.
( 2. Resolved (if the Asa^-mbl.v concur). That the foregolnfr amen.iment be refeire.l to the lei;i" latuW* to be chosen at tlie next (rcneral election of senators and in lonfurmity with section one of article fourteen of the conBtiiulion be pub¬ lished for three months previous to the time ot sucli election.
State of New York, In Senate, Fib, 8, 1916,- - The foregoing resilution waa duly pas^»i!, a ma jority of all the Senators elected voting In favor thereof /tv r.r.ler of the Senste, EDWARD 51C1U)KNK( "k. J'residciif
State ol New Vork, In Assembly, March 21, l&lfl. —The foregoing resolution was duly |'«««ed, a ma jority ot all the members elected to the Assemhiy voting In tavfir thereof. By order of the Assem bly, THADDEIS C. fiWKET, Speaker,
Slate of New York, Offlce ot the S<.cretary ut State, SB,: 1 have compared the preceding copy of concurrent resolution with the original concur¬ rent resolution on flle in this office, and 1 d.. hereby certify that th. same Is a correit tran script therefrom, and ut the whole Uiere.it. Given under my hand and the seal of offlce of the Sec¬ retary of State at the (ity of Albany, this first day ul August, in the year ot our I.<iril, one thou¬ sand nine hundred and sLvteen [L. S,] FRAN CIS M, Iirnii, Secretary ot State.
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STATE Vh NKW YoUii, OFFICE OF TllK Secretary of Staf-e, Albany. AiJgust 1, 1(116—Pur¬ suant lo the provWons ot sectlfS) one of article Miirtecn of tlie Constitution ot tlu State of New Vork. and section twv hundrevi niru-t) flve ot the Election Lav,-. :i. :ice iM hereby given that the following pr..post-d ameiivlniciit to section .'li;!!! of article seven of the C. •vstituthm .1 the -iiale of New Y.irk is reterr. d t.. <he l.i-tri-Iaini'e '•> be chosen at the next general ehirtion of S-nai"..'*! In this ttate to be held on the -aiyeutb day of S^ vimbir, I'.ilfi. Kll,\,\'< IS M, III '.n, S.-.r..tar.i -.» State.
AMKNDMKNT M MHKH SI.\. -ii ,
Concurrent Resolution uf the Senate an.I Asserii My proposing an amendment lo wet ion eii^ht of arti. h- seven if t'.e c.,:i'tltution. in re.":ilio;i t.. :i ..-rlaiii porlio.i .,t ti.. l.u.- cjiul.
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TO BE OMrTTKD.
¦TATB OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF TH« 8tcreta>7 of StaU. Albany, August 1, 191«.—Pur¬ suant to tbe provisioni of section one of artid* lourteen ol tbe Constitution of thr Siaie uf Kew York, and section two hu:idrci nino:y-flve of the Election Law, notice is herebr i[|>r4i tbat the following pri-p.'scil ameiilme. * to sintion ten el article eigni ul Uie Lonaiiiutiuo of the aiato ot New York Is referred to the LefcisUturr to be ehoaea at the next general election of Senators tm thU sUU to be held on the scv.nth day of No¬ vember, 1916. FRANCIS M. IICGO. ?»-cretary ol Stnte.
AMENDMENT NUMBER SEVEN. Ooncurrent Resolution of the Scaate and .Vssem- bly proposini: sn anscndnient tc s.ciion ten ol article ciwt of the constitution, in relation to limitation of imlcbttHlness tif < itie».
Section 1. Resolved (if the Assembly comur), Tliat nection ten of article ei;.-ht ol the tonsti- tution be amendi-<l tu read as followt:
i 10. No county, city, town or village slialt hereafter give my money or property, cr loaa its money or credit to or In aid of any indi¬ vidual, aaaoi'itttioii or ct^rptiration, or liecome directly or indirectly the owner of stoc\ in, or bonds ot. any association or corporation; nor thall any such county, city, town or village be allowed lo incur any Indebt^tness except fv>r count.v, city, town or village puriKis«*s. Tliis section thall not prevent tvich county, city, town or rilla^ from making tu. h provb%n for the aid or aupport of its poor as may- be authorised by law. No (ounty or city shall be lUowi'd to be<>ome indebted for anv purjvose or in any manner to an amount which, including exisdnir indebtedness, shall en-eed ten per centum of the assessed valuation of the, real esiate of such county or city lubject to taxation, aa it apjieared by Ihe assessment-rolls of sai.l county or city on the last assessment for ttate or couniy laxee prior to the Incurring of such indebtedness; and all indebtednesa In excess of such limitation, except such aa now may exist, shall lie abso¬ lutely void, except as herein otherwise provided. No county or cilj- whose pres<'nt indebledneas exceeds ten per centum of the assi-ased valuation of iu real estate subject to taxation, shall be allowed to liecome indebted In any further amount until auch indebteilness ahall be reduced within auch limit, Tliis section shall not be con- atrut-d to prevent the Issuing of certificates of In¬ debtedness or revenue bonds issued In anticipation of the collection of taxes for amounts actually conlaincHl or to be contained in the taxes for the year when such certiflcati.s or revenue bonila are issued tnd payable out ot such taxes; nor lo preynt the city of New York from iMuiriK bonds to be redeemed out of the tax levy tor the year next succeeding the year of their issue, provided that tlie amount of such bonds which may be issued In any one year in excess of the limitations herein contained thall not exceed one-tenth of one per centum ot the isaesae<l valuation ot the real estate of said city subject to taxation. Nor shall this tection be ronttrued to prevent the issue of bonds to provide for the supply ot water; but the term of the bond.i iaaued to provide for the supply of water, in excess of the limitation of Indebtedness flxed herein, shall not exceed twenty years, and a tinklng tund thall b« create^ oi) the jasulng of tbe said bonds for their redemption. \>f MIT' ing annualh a sum wljicji ^ill fim^ce an imouni equal !o the lum of the princt;;(il and Interest of said bonds at their nuturity. All certificates ol indebtedness or revenue bonds tSM?<l Ul anticipation of the cone<?tlon of taxes, which are not retired Within flve years after their date of issue, tnd bonds issued to provide for the^ Supply ol water, and any debt hereafter incurred by any portion or part of a city, if there shall be any such debt, shall be included in as<wrlaln ing the [lower ot the city to hei-ome olhcrwlne indebted; except that debts incurred by [Ihe] any city (ot Ni'W York) of the flrxt elans after the flrst day of .lanuarv-, nineteen hXlft- dred and four, and debts incurred by anv ait) of the second class after the flrst day of Jan uary, pineteen hundred and eight, and debts in cucred by any city of tb? third class after the fir«t liny of ,In.,..A,..- ^i-,..,,^ )iiirdre<l and ten. t.l provl.V (rr ihc ..I'.rily of waler, shall not be to inilude.]'; tnd except lui tlier that any <Jelit hereafter incurred by ilie city of New Voflt tof a public improvement owneil pr to t;,r owneJ tiy the city, which ylfld^ to tiie IHly current net reveniM", |tter making tii\* uecfssary allowance tor repairs and maintenance for which the city Is liable, in exceja ot the Inttroat on said debt tnd of the annual Instalments neces sary tor Itt amorliiafior. may be exclu.led In ascertaining t'.e power of said city to becomi' otherwise in.I.Med, provided that a Milking fund for ita anion i?.ation shall have bwn establlsliivj aud nxalntaiiii'l and that the Indebtedness shall not be BO excluileil during any periovl <if tirn-' when the n v. nue aforesaid shall not be suBl cient to eqii.il the said Interest and ain.irtiratlon Instalinenis, an.l except further that my indebt edncss hcret'-toro incurred by the city ef New York (or a: i rapid transit or dock Investment nilh be so f\. ii'led proportionately to llie eAlent to wtilch ll ' turrcnt net revenue received by uid lity ;l. iiTrom ihsit rneet the interest and smortliatloif instalmenl.^ thereof, provided that any incTca.se In I'le debt iiicnrrfng penfit gt tli/ elty of New York n'hlch shall rmuK tron» tlie xclusion uf debts hefelofute locurret) ihall be atsllable only for the acqtrtsiHon iV Knatmriioif
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i 2. Resolved (if the Aaaembly (xincur). That the tore.;oini.' amendment be referred to the legli lature to be chosen at the next general eUctlon of senators and in conformity with tecti.m one of article tourteen of the constitution be pub Iished tor tlirei- nionths previous to the time of tuch election.
State of N.w V.rk In S-naie, April .3. lOIH Tlie foregoing resoluiiun was -luly pasi-ed, a ma jority of all the Senators elecleil voiing in favor thereof . By ord'-r nt the S,v)»"*- EDIVARI SCIKiKNEck. fr. , l.nt.
State uf New S..1S, In A,sM'n.l.iiy, April lu, lUIC
The foregoing resolution wat duly paaaed, a ma
:«"y <-' »'• tbe ni'rubers eh.K te<l lo the Atsemfil.v
voting in favor thereof, Bv order of the Aaaem
bly, THADDEUS C. SWEET, Speaker.
State of New York, Ofllce of the SecTetary of State, aa,: 1 have compared the preceding copy of concurrent resolution with the original concur¬ rent resolution on flle in this ofBce, and I do hereby certify that the same ia a correct Iran acript therefrom, and ul the whole thereof. Given under my hand aod tbe teal of office of the Sec retary of State at the eltr ol Albany, thit flrst da.v of Auijiii't, in the year of our l>ird. one thou •and nine hundred snd sixteen. [L. S.] FRAN fns M HUO(». Secrettrr of State
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The bacteria contpnt of milk In¬ creases rapidly at a temperature of 90 defcrceii F., the average tf-mpera-
for rapid fr,-iYitit or lemslature shall presiribi- an.l the terms and condi amount uf any debt t'l b. determined, and no such debt shall hi. 'v.-luded except in a'cordanis' with Ihe dctciuiuiai.-iti so prewrihid. The h.t!i-Iatur.. may in its discretion c<,iifi.r appropriate Jiiristli' tion on the appellate division of the suprciin- eourt in the first judicial department for the pvttpnni- of de(e'nilnin(f Ihe amount of any debt IO I..- s.. c..!..|. d No iiiilebrediiess ot a clly le of ita iticc|.fioii shall there- aiid by reason of Ihe operation 'vifions ot thiff section, VV'lieii les of any city ire tha same as -Ily, or when any citv shall ,:.s boundaries more than one r ot any county wholly licliiileil within ,.,1.1, I, !, become indebted sIm',! ci.;i„e. bul the- debt of llie county, berotaitore cvisiiri-;, shall not, for the purposes of thit teiti-n, l)» reckoned as a part of the cily debt. Tlie atnount hereafter to be raisi'd by tat for ciniiiiy or city pnrp'ifes, in tny county containing a i ry of over (¦: ¦ ¦.-"dred thousand inhahitani-, .r any ilV h r .' this Stale, In addition to pro vlding for the principal and Interest ut the exit- iiig deb:. i' ." r-t in the aggregate ruceed in any one yi :if two per «-i-ritum of tin- assessed valuation of t' • r -al an.I (lert^mal estate of fui h 'ountv .,r 11' I. be asiertained ta pn-siribed in this seiti'in in n-siiect to county or ritv il-bt. I 2. Ri-sohid lit the Assembly concur). That the tori-trolrig trneridinent be referred to the livls- lature ti be choaen at the next general electiun of M-nators and !n conformity wtth aection one ot article tourteen uf the conttitution be pub liihed for three months previous to the time of tuch election.
Slate of New York, In Senate, April i, 1910. - The foregoing resolution wat duly patted, i ma¬ jority of all Ihe Senatora elected voting In favir thereof. By order of the Senate, EDWARl) SCHOENECK, President,
Slate of New York, In Assembly, April 12, lIlKl,
Tlie f. rr;-. - [.solution wss duly paased, a ma
Jority lit all th.. memliers elected to the As.s< mbly
voting In fj.or thereol. By order of the A-i-m
bly. niADDKT S C. SWEET, Spesker.
State it ^ \utV, Offlce of the Secretary ol
State, ss.: I liavt compared tbe preceding copy of concurrent resolutitm witb the original concur. rent reaoiution on flle |n this offlce, and I do hereby certify that the same Is a correct trsn- script therefrom, and ol the whole thereof, 01 vm under my hand and the sesi of office of the Her- r'tary of State at the city of Albany, this flrat day of August, In the viar of our Lord, one thou¬ sand nine hundred a rei fi«'e<-n |L S 1 FRAN¬ CIS M, HUGO, Se.retirv ol Slate
tun- of fri-HhIy drawn milk; nriil slow¬ ly at a lirriiieriilur.- nf r.') ilHKrfi-s F., iiocordlriK t'l diary ••xp«-rt« at the New York Stall- CdII.-K" "f Ai^rliulturi'. The coIli'K" ba« JuHt iHHui-d a rcadlnf course. No, 102, on cooIIiik milk, a copy of whicli may bo iibtulni-d by any real¬ dent of .N'<-w Vork on application to the HtHtc <?oll«'Ke of Aacrlculture, Ithaca, New York.
