The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-07
CHARLES s. HAMILTON
JOHN GARR1TY,
GEORGE ROBIN. Jr..
SPECIAL ELECTORS MEErN G

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The Electors Of the Town of New Haven
are. hereby notified and warned to meet In
their respective voting districts on Monday,
! the It'll day October 1901, at q 0 clock a. M,
for the purpose of considering the following
| proposed amendments, and signtfylng by
ballot their approval or disapproval of the
same, the first of which said amendments
Is in the words following: In the election
for governor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, secretary,
treasurer, comptroller, and attorney gener-
al the person found by the general assem-.
bly,, IN the manner provided in the fourth
article of the constitution of this State, to
have received the greatest number of votes
for each of said Offices respectively, shall
be declared by said assembly to be elected
But II two or more persons shall be found
to have an equal and the greatest number
of votes for any of said offices, then the
general assembly, ON the second day of Its
session, by joint ballot Of both houses, shall
proceed without debate to choose said Off
Ger from a list of the names of the persons
found to have an equal and greatest NUM-
Der of votes for said office;' and the second
OF which said amendments is in the words
f9llo,wing Section !, From and after Il, the
uary, 1905, the senate shall be composed Of
not less than twenty-four and not more
than thirty-six members, who shall be
nially on the Tuesday after the first Mon
day In November Sec. 2. The general as
senbly which shall be held on the Wednes
day after the first Monday in January, 1903,
Sildll ulNluc tut Slule lutO StudLUIlul us
tricts, as hereinafter provided; the number
of such districts shall not be less than TWEEN
ty-four nor more than thirty SIX and each
district shall elect only one senator. The
tigu0us territory, and In forming them re-
gard shall be had to population irs the sew
eral districts, that the same may be us
nearly equal as possible under the limita-
lions of this amendment Neither the whole
nor part of one county shall be joined to
the whole or part of another county to
form district. and no town shall be di-
vided, unless for the purpose of forming
more than one district wholly within such
town, and each county shall have at least
one senator. The districts, when estab.
lished MS hereinafter provided, shall contin-
ne the same until the session of the general
assembly next after the completion of the
next census Of the United States, which
general assembly shall have power to alter
proper equality of population in each dis.
trict, but only in accordance with the prln-
clpes above rected after which said dis.
tricts shall not be altered, nor the number
the general assembly next after the COM
petion of Il census Of the United States
and then only In accordance with the prin.
ciples hereinbefore provided"
Those who approve the first Of said pro-
posed amendments shall give in ballot
with the words constitutional amendment
concerning plurality elections, for, state
and those who disapprove the first of said
proposed amendments shall give in a ballot
with the words Constitutional amendment
concerning plurality elections for state off
GERS No. written or printed thereon. Those
who approve the second Of said proposed
amendments shall give In ballot with the
words constitutional amendment concern.
ing senators and senatorial districts Yes,'
written or printed thereon, and those who
disapprove the second of said proposed
amendments shall give in ballot with the
words constitutional amendment concern.
ing senators and senatorial districts Mo-
written or printed thereon.
The Ballot Boxes will be open from G
o'clock IL. IN. until 5 o'clock p. NJ in the
several Voting Districts as follows:
First District-61 Orange street
Second District--City Supply House, cor.
ner Oak and Spruce streets.
Third District--216 Congress avenue.
Fourth District--133 Cedar street.
Fifth District-35 Olive street.
Sixth District-176 Chestnut street.
Seventh District-St. Patrcks T. A. & r,
Society Hall, Wallace street.
Eighth Distrlct914 State street.
Tenth District-v441 Elm street.
Eleventh District--204 Chapel street.
Twelfth District-317 Grand avenue, Malt.
by Place.
Thirteenth District-Masonic Hall, West
vile.
Grand avenue.
Fifteenth District-Engine House, Forbes
avenue.
Dated at New Haven, Conn. Oct, 1. 1901
FREDERICK II. BRETHAUER.
o3 At Town Clerk.