New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-18
ELECTION NOTICE,
STATE OF NEW YORK.
+ OF THE SECRETARY or


peals in the place Of John Clinton Cray.
whose term OF Office will expire on the last
day OF December next.
TWO Justices OF the Supreme Court for
the First Judicial District, in the place OF
Eugene a. Philbin and Barlow 5 Weeks,
whose term OF office VIII expire on the last
Gay OF December next.
\ Senator for the 2Ist Senate District.
composed OF part OF the County OF Bronx
ana part Of the County Of New York. 20 I'LL
an uneNpired term ending December 3lst 1914.
30 Members Of Assembly. and one from
County.
a Judge Of General Sessions, in the place
OF Warren L. Foste:
Register in the place OF Max s. Grifen-
hagen.
\ Sherin. in the place Of julius Hamburger
Schneider
\ District Attorney, in the place Of Charles
: Justice OF the City Court. in the place Of
Robert l.. Luce
All WHOSE terms Of Office viii expire on
the last day OF December next.
At the said General Election there will be
submitted 10 the people ior approval the
following proposed amendments to the con-
ABSTRACT or PROPOSED AMENDMENT
NUMBER ONE.
At the sale General Election there will be
submitted 10 the people for approval the fol
/ lowing proposed amendment to section Seven
OF Article one OF the Constitution. hereinafter
uesi guatcd rs Amendment Number one, in
relation 10 the method OF asccrtaining COM
ptnSauon on taking private property for pub
lie use. and empowering the Legislature to
authorize municipalities TO condemn property
IN excess Of the amount actually needed or
AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE
Amending Section Seven o. Article one
OF the Constitution.
Section Z. When private property shall be
taken for any public use the compensation
20 he made therefor. when such compensa-
/ ton IS not made lbs the state, shall Toe as
ceIiained ty a jury. or bV The supreme
court ioith Or tctthort iurU. but not i0tth
a fDffcc. OF by not less than three commits
sloneTs appointed 10y a court OF REGARD. as
shall be prescribed hy law. Private roads
may be opened In the manner 20 he pre-
sity Of the road and the amount Of all dam
/ ase 10 be sustained by the opening thereof
shall be first determined by a jury 81 free
/ holders, and such amount together with tho
expenses OF the proceeding. shall he paid ny
the person to be benefited. General laws may
/ be passed permitting the owners or occupants
o. agricultural lands 20 construct and main
tain for the drainage thereof necessary
claims, bitches and dykes upon the lands OF
others. under proper restrictions and with
Just compensation. but no special laws shall
he enacted for such purposes
The legislature MAY authorize cities 20
tcke more land and property than is need
ed for actual construction IN the lrUtn0
out, iCidoEiH1. extending on relocating
parks, public places, highways or streets !:
| prOUided hOtccUer. thGt the additional land
aud property so authorized 10 be taken
shall be no more than Surcieut 10 form
suitable building sites GbUttiug on such
park. public place. h0hUGy or street.
after so much Of the iGud aud property
has been appropriated for such park. pub
lie place, hi0hiCdp or street as is needed
therefor, the remainder may be sold or
leased
ABSTRACT OF PROPOSED AMENDMENT
NUMBER TWO.
At the said General Election there Is also
70 be submitted 70 the people FOR apPr .,.Sd
| one Of the Constitution. by adding a new
section TO be known ar Section Nineteen
hereinafter designated as Amendment Num-
her Two. providing that there shall b. no
constitutional limitation upon the power OF
the Legislature 90 enact laws for the protec-
tion OF the lives. safety or health ~ en-
pioyees. for the payment % compensation
for injuries 20 or death Of employees result
ing from such injuries: and for the adjust
AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO.
Adding Section Nineteen 10 Article one or
the Constitution.
Section 10 Nothing contained in this
constitution shan be construed 20 limit the
potCer Of the legislature 10 enact ldUs for
| the protection Of the lives, hcdhh, or
safety OF employees; or for the pGyin ent
| either bV employers, or bB employers aud
employees or otherwise. either directly or
through state or other system Of In
SUrdnce or otherwise, OF compensation for
injuries 10 employees or for death Of en-
pioVees resulting from such injuries with
out regard 10 fault as cause thereof, err
cept iChero the injury IS OccdsiOred by the
WiJul intention Of the injured employee
20 brinO about the injtry or death Of him
self or Of another, or iChere the injury
results solely from the tntOricdttOr Of the
injured employee 1chile on duty, or FOR the
adjustment, determination and settlement,
lrith or tcithOut trial by jiUy, Of issues
chtch may orise under such legislation
or 10 provide that the right Of such COM
pensdtiOH and the remedy therefor snail
be exclusive Of all other rights and rene
dies for injuries 10 employees or for death
resulting from such injuries or 10 prOride
that the amount Of such compensation for
death shah not cEceed fred or de-
tcrMinnble sum =, prortfcd that az moneys
paid bU an employer 10 his employees or
their legal representatives. bV reason OF
the enactment Of any Of the !GUS herein
authorised. shall be held 10 be a proper
charge IN the cost of operating the bust
ness Of the employer.
ABSTRACT or PROPOSED AMENDMENT
NUMBER THREE.
A. the said General Election there is also
TO be submitted 10 the people Tor approtal
tho following proposed amendment 10 Sectlon
Fourteen OF Article Six Of the Constitution.
hereinafter designated as Amendment Num-
her Three providing for an increase OF two
IN the number Of county judges in Kings
County: also providing that the Legislature
may increase the number 81 county Judges
fin any county not 70 exceed a total or one
iudge for every 200 600 population or major
fraction thereof; prescribing the time or
election ~ additional county Judges. and pro-
vidinz that the term OF ell county judges
shall begin on the first day OF January fol-
loving their election.
AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE.
Amending Section Fourteen Of Article Six
OF the Constitution
Section - The existing county courts are
continued. and the judges thereof now in
once shall hold their Offices until the er-
riration Of their respective terms In the
county OF Kings there shall be ttwol fopr
county Judges. The number OF county
Judges IN dnv county may also DC IN
creased from time 10 time, by the leOts-
lature. TO such number that the total num-
Der Of county judges in any one county
shan not erceed one for every t'c9 hundred
tb0usand. or major fraction thereof, Of
the poptalntton OF such county. and the al
Gi,fonal county Judges shall be chosen AZ the
nCxt general election held after the adoption
of this article.l The additional county
,,dGes in the county Of Kings shan De
6rst odd-num bered year after the adoption
n fb{s amendment. The additional county,
T,d0es whose Offices may be created by
INC legislature shall be chosen At The gen
erol election held in the drst Odd-num-
beyed near after the creation OF such Of
6ce TThe successors OF the several All
ccn,,,tv Judges including successors TO eT-
..,i,,o i.d0e8 shall be chosen by the elec-
-, ~ tho counties for the term or ak years
49,, oud Including the first ddU OF Jdnu-
NJ, foIIOtCinO their election county courts
49,, u bsve the powers and jurisdiction they
80, ,oss.ss and also original jurisdiction IN
1870 for the recovery or money only
S.teye the defendants reside In the county
Cd 4, which the complaint DEMANDS Juut
r,en, Tor sum not exceeding two thousshu
Satiars rho legislature may hereafter en-
terge or restrict the jurisdiction or we soLh
~ courts. provided. however. that their JuI UTE
dlctiOn shall not be so entehueu s o. =. y,
,to,Ize an action therein for the recovery OF
,.o,o, oniv In which the sum demanded ex-
Gods t0o thousand dollars, or In whlch any
person not a resident OF the county is ae