New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-11
ELECTION NOTICE,
STATE OF NEW YORK
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
Albany July 20. 1913.
To the Custodian of Primary Records OF the
Of


ing ofiicers may be lawfully voted for. TO wit:
Chief Judge Of the Court Of Appeals in
the place Of Edgar NJ. Cullen.
An Associate Judge OF the Court OF APP
peals. in the place Of John Clinton Gray
whose term Of Office will expire 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 S. Weeks
whose term OF office will expire on the last
Senator for the 2lst Senate District.
composed of part OF the County OF Bronx
an unexplred term ending December 3Ist 1914
80 Members Of Assembly. and one from
part OF Bronx County and part Of New York
A Judge OF General Sessions, in the place
OF Warren L. Foster
Register, in the place OF Max S Grifen-
| hagen.
Sheriff. in the place Of Julius Hamburger
County Clerk, in the place of William F.
Schneider
District Attorney, In the place Of Charles
: S. Whitman.
Justice of the City Court. in the place Of
Robert L. Luce.
Ali whose terms Of Office will expire on
the last day OF December next
A. the said General Election there will b.
submitted TO the people for approval the
| following proposed amendments 10 the con.
stitution:
ABSTRACT OF PROPOSED AMENDMENT
NUMBER ONE.
At the said 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
designated as Amendment Number one, in
relation TO the method of ascertaining com
pensalion on taking private property for pub
Tic use. and empowering the Legislature 10
authorize municipalities 10 condemn property
In excess of the amount actually needed >or
public parks, streets and places.
AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE
Amending Section Seven OF Article one
or the Constitution
Section :. When private property shall be
taken uan fha nan a 1 or
10 be made therefor. when such compensa-
! tion is not made by the state. shall be as
court iCith or without a iiru but NOT 18th
q referee OF by not less than three commits
| sionsis appointed by a court OF record. as
shall be prescribed by Law. Private roads
may be opened in the manner 10 be pre-
I scrlbed by law; but IN every case the neces-
sits Of the road and the amount OF all dam
age TO be sustained BY the opening thereof
snail he FIRST determined by jury OF free
| holders. and such amount together with tho
the person 70 be benefited General laws may
be passed permitting the owners or occupants
o. AGRICULTURAL lands TO construct and main
tain for the drainage thereof necessary
| drains. bitches and dykes upon the lands OF
others under proper restrictions End with
Just compensation. but no special laws shall
be enacted for such purposes.
The legislature may authorize cities 90
/ rake more land aud property than Is need
ed for actual construction IN the laying
out, tCideuiH0. extending or relocating
parks, public places highways or streets
provided however, that the additional land
ana property so authorized TO be taken
suitable building sites GbVftin0 on such
| park. public place. hiOhtCdV or street.
| A|ter so much Of the land aud property
has been appropriated for such park, pub
&c place, ht0hUdv or street as is needed
therefor, the remainder may be sold or
! leased
ABSTRACT OF PROPOSED AMENDMENT
NUMBER TWO.
sal n a.
70 be submitted 20 the people for approval
the following proposed amendment 20 Article
/ one OF the Constitution. by adding new
section 10 be known as Section Nineteen,
| hereinafter designated as Amendment Num-
her Two. providing that there shall be no
constitutional limitation upon the power OF
tho Legislature to enact laws for the protec-
ton OF the rives safety or health % en-
pioyees; for the payment OF compensation
for injuries 20 or death OF employees result
! inE from such injuries; and for the adjust
ment OF issues arising under such legislation.
| AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO.
Adding Section Nineteen TO Article One OF
I the Constltu don
/ constitution shall be construed 10 limit the
| poiCer Of the legislature 70 enact lars for
/ the protection Of the RucS, health, or
| safety Of employees; Or for the pGvm ent,
either By employers. or By employers, and
| employees or otherwise. either directly or
| through q state or other system Of in
Surdnce or OtheriCiSe, OF compensation for
/ injuries 10 employees or for death OF en- o.
|
out regard 70 fault as n cause thereof. en-
! cepf tChere the injury IS occdsioned bp the
| iCilfd intention Of the injured employee
10 bring about the injury on death o. him
results solely from the intoricdtion Of the
| injured employee iChile or duty, or for the
! adjustment determination aud settlement,
/ Nth or wfthOu trial by jury, OF issues
| which ndV arise under such legislation ::
/ or 10 provide that the right OF such COM
/ pensation and the remedy therefor shall
/ Be exclusive % all other rights Ghd RENE
\ dies for injuries 10 employees or for death
\ resulting from such injuries; or 10 prortde
\ that the amount o. such compensation for
| death shall NOT eTceed n fred or de-
| teJnlirdble sum; pror'ded that az moneys
/ paid By an employer 10 his employees or
| their legal representatives. 6y reason OF
the enactment Of any Of the ldUs herein
authorised, shah be held TO be a proper
| charge IN the cost OF operating the Dust
ness Of the employer.
! ABSTRACT OF PROPOSED AMENDMENT
| NUMBER THREE.
! At the said General Election there Is also
/ 20 be submitted tho people for approyal
the following proposed amendment 10 Section
| hereinafter designated Amendment Num-
her Three providing for an increase o. two
| County; also providing that the Legislature
! may Increase the number OF county Judges
In any county not 70 exceed a total OF one
| Judge for every 200 900 population or major
] fraction thereof. prescribing tho time or
/ election OF additional county tudres. and pro-
| vidinK that the term OF all county Judges
| shall begin on the first day OF January fol-
AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE
| Amending Section Fourteen OF Article SIX
| OF the Constitution
Section IL The existing county courts are
| continued. and the judges thereof now in
| piration Of their respective terms. In the
! county OF Kings there shall be ttwol four
| county Judges. The number OF county
Judges In any county may also be IN
| creased. from time TO time. BY the IeOts-
| Inture, 10 such number that the total mum
Der OF county Judges IN any one county
| shah not erceed one for every tuo hundred
! thousand, or major fraction thereof. OF
| the population Of such county. land the so-
! ditional county judges shall DO chosen at the
next general election held after the adoption
| OF his article.1 The additional county
,udoes IN the county Of Kings shan De
! chosen NJ the general election held IN me
| FIRST odd-npm bered year after the ADOPTION
| Of this amendment. The additional county
| 1,d0es t1hOse offces MAY be created by
| tbe Isoislnttre shall be chosen at the gem
! erof election held IN the first odd-rnn-
| bered uedr after the creation OF 4tch Of
| fce 1.-THE successors of the several All
| county Judges. including successors 10 e1-
| .st;,o j,idoes shall be chosen by the cleo
| TO-. Of the counties for the term OF str years
; tyo,,, and including the first day Of Jdru-
| nyu folotcin0 their election. County courts
! sbsIi have the powers and Jurisdiction they
I nou possess and also original jurisdiction IN
! aC,ions for the recovery OF money only
| ybere the defendants reside In the county
| and in which the complaint demands 1uds.,
! ment for a sum not erceeolhs tNo t .,U -
| dollars The legislature may hereefter en-
,.a - ,s.,rict fhe Jurisdiction % the coun-