New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-27
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
oErIcE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
W Albany, July 20. 1913.

r.vufy New 1Ork.
%otice is Hereby Given that, at the
! c.ner,I Election TO DC held In this state on
/ III TUESDAY succeeding the FIRST Monday IN
November neS be awfiy 1 1oed foT TO- Wit
9 chief Judge Of the Court of Appeals, IN
the Mace Of Edgar Nj. Cullen,
In Associate Judge OF the Court Of APP
| peals in the place Of John Clinton Gray.
! ppboss term OF office will expire or. the last
day of December next
Two Justices of the Supreme Court for
J The First Judicial District in the place or
, Eugene A. Philbin and Barlow ). Weeks
! wbose term of office Will expire on the last
Gay Senator for the 2lst Senate District.
| composed Of part OF the County of Bronx
ard part Of the County OF New YORK. 10 MI
an unexpired term ending Decepber 3lst 1914
part OF Bronx County and part Of New YORK
! County. ,o.
Register, in the place Of Max S. Griieh-
hagen. ,, ,,h,rse,
County Clerk. in the place of William r.
4 District Attorney in the place of Charles
A Justice OF the City Court, in the place OF
Robert l.. Luce.
An whose terms Of office will expire on
the last day OF December next
At the said General Election there VIII De
submitted to the people for approval the
! following proposed amendments to the con-
ABSTRACT OF PROPOSED AMENDMENT
NUMBER ONE.
At the said General Election there VIII De
submitted TO the people for approval the FOL
! lowing proposed amendment to Section sever
OF Article one Of the Constitution. hereinafter
DESIGNATED as Amendment Number one, an
relation to the method OF ascertainins com
pensation on taking private properly Tor pup
| tic use, and empowering the Legislature 10
authorize municipalities to condemn properly
! in excess Of the amount actually needed OF
| public parks, streets and places. r
AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE; -
Amending Section seven OF sfuSIe OHe
section !. When private property shall be
taken for any public use, the compensation
10 he made therefor. when such compensa-
ton is not made by the state shall be as
ctrtainod ty a jury. or 6U the supreme
court irifh or tCithoYt q iurU. but not Uth
a referee. or by not Tess than three commits
sloners appointed by court OF record, as
shall be prescribed BY law Private roaas
may be opened in the manner TO De pre-
scribed by law; but in every case the neces-
sity OF the road and the amount OF all dam .
age TO be sustained by the opening thereot
shall be first determined by jury or tree-
holders, and such amount together with the
expenses OF the proceeding, shall be paid py
the person to be benefited. General laws may
be passed permitting the owners or occupants
OF agricultural lands TO construct ana mann
tain for the drainage thereof necessary
drains bitches and dykes upon the lands OF
others under proper restrictions and with
Just compensation, but no special laws shan
be enacted for such purposes
The Legislature may authorize ctnes 70
take more land aud property than Is need
| ed for actual construction IN the ldytng
out, Uidening, extending or relocating
parks, public places. highways or streets !,
proUided, hoWeuer, that the additional land
aud property so duthorised TO De faken
suitable building sites dbutting on Shch
park, public place. hightCdy or street.
After so much Of the land aud properly
has been appropriated for such park, pub
~, n1u hy1G4TniI M. street is HCC0Gd
therefor, the remainder may DC SOFA or
leased. ...
ABSTRACT or. PROPOSED AMENDMENT
NUMBER TWO.
At the said General Election there is also
TO be submitted 10 the people FOR approval
the following proposed amendment TO Artlcle
one OF the Constitution. by adding a new
section to be known as Section Nineteen
hereinafter designated as Amendment NUM-
Der Two, providing that there shall De no
constitutional limitation upon the power OF
the Legislature TO enact laws for the protec-
ton OF the lives, safety or health or EN-
for injuries to or death OF employees result
ing from such injuries, and for the adjust
ment CT issue arI.ag under such -I legislation
Adding Section Nineteen 10 Article One or
the Constitution
Section 10. Nothing contained IN this
constitution shall be construed 10 limit the
potoer OF the legislature TO enact idps for
the protection Of the lives, heath, or
safety Of employees; or for the payment
either bU employers or by employers ana
employees or otherWiSe. either directly or
through q state or other system Of IN
Surdnco or otherwise, OF compensation for
injuries 10 employees or for death OF en-
ployeeS resulting from such injuries With
out regard 10 Jduh as a cause thereof. er-
cept iUhere the injury is occdS'oned by the
iCiful intention Of the injured employee
TO bring about the injury or death o. MIN
self or OF another, or Uhere the INJURY
results solely from the irtoricdtton OF TIC
injured employee tChilc on duty, or foT the
adjustment, determination aud settlement,
nth or without trial by jury, Of issues
,chich mdv arise under such legislation;
or 10 provide that the RIGHT OF such com.
penSdtion aud the remedy therefor shdI
be exclusive Of all other rights aud RENE
dies for injuries 10 employees or for dedth
resulting from such injuries; or 10 proulde
that the mount Of such compensation for
death shall not ercecd a fred on de-
terniindblc sum; proUidod that all moneys
paid BIZ an employer 10 his employees or
! their LEGAL representatives, by reason o1
the enactment 81 any Of the lars herein
authorized, shall be held 10 be q proper
charge in the cost OF operating the bust
ness Of the employer.
ABSTRACT OF PROPOSED AMENDMENT
NUMBER THREE.
AT the said General Election there Is also
20 be submitted 20 the people for approval