New-York tribune., 1920-10-30

Concurrent l2eeoIrf'on oi tss senate ard
by if9rnslnr an Amendment 10
Section se IN Artirie SIX - he Con-
stlrutinr. "a 4el.fiNu to Co-'r renss,ion
oi Judges ard Associate Judges u tho
fourr Df Nur-
Section I.s.-a4ed .lf 10 Assembly
cDucuf3. T. ~ -...l-n seven # article ak
Of tae constitution oe a.s ended TO real
T. Th- court e appeals Is continusd
j. sAal cuusist ol chie' 'uase snA
associate Judges in u~s who shall
hold tleir offices unti. the expiration OF
t-elr rssY~ tive reiins ana their succes-
sors. who shall ha chosen uy t.e electors
OF the state lle off--isi fer--S Ct ms
chisS judge and associate judges shall bs
first day OF Janpai2 mex a'ter ine-r elee-
ton tlVe n-en-oHrs Or tar court snal!
form q quorum. and th9 concurrence OF
four shall be necessary 70 = sion iA7
court snail have Bower 10 ar4oint Sni "a
remove its reporter cle1lA ahA atienlsn's
Whenever and - often as majority Q,
certify 10 the governor ta-, said court -
unable, by reason OF The accumulation OF
pose or Sne same "i. r. As ."1'1 -.
the governor shall dest snlte not mora man
serve as associats judges Z the court g,
appeals The Justices go arsisAatei snAt
be relieved from tnfir -tl-fs IS -1stcrs
OF the supreme court aal shall sesNe a.
uutI tho causes uul-sn1sei ~ IN sait
court are red s., t"y A-r1rra' "n-n
ttisy 3+-a4l -t--- 7--t|-
The governor may 3 slsnale l-s-ces
the supreme count 80 .- +arancies y,
justice shall serve - associate 1loss,o-
the court of appeals eN'@ft WINE hoiainS
the office Of tQstIcs o3 fl- supreme cour',
and no more tItn seFfu Judges sn2ii o..
in any case TIE jra9ea of ne oosft
appeals, i,icivd!rg those ',o-c IN o1'ce, Sna"
recetie for their srrtfccS tFc sum or sepell-
teen thousand Er- hundred ap.iafe psr yeo'.
as associate Judge - tFe c'r'i oI appe.,,
shGR receive fAs soue compensation u
Judges Of fhe conft Of cppr1's- -.u.,-,
= Resolved Nit this As7tmoiy conn.,
Thai tho foregolne amendment be 70
ferred 10 tne legislature 10 ~ chosen
in conformity wtN section oa- el afNN'
fourteen Of the consi- -4-4n be pup.
Tor three months previous re ''7 '''"'
such election.
STATE or NEW YORK.
JN SENATE.
lu- 81. ls.c
The foregoing resolution was duly psssra,
majority ot all tne Senators s's1''N
voting in favor thereof.
b. order os the senats,
HARRY {. WAlkbR.
STATE OF NHw YORK.
IL ASSEMBLY.
The foregoing resolution was aus tsSse'.
majority of al the meffh-is r'H---' !"
the Assembly vutius ir ta.af tiirte9''
BY order of fl- A-se.i.-
TAADDL1s q. ;" s.-E.r EET'
STATE or KEW YORK
Once OF the Secretary - Sfafe3 =.
J have compared the preceding copy o.
concurrent resolution WITH The ofig'hs.
resolution on file IN this office, Sao d,
hereby certify mat tie safpe IS a corress
transcript thereIrOu and of tne WHO'S
thereof
Given under my hand and the seal o.
office OF the secretary OF STATE. 8:
IL g. the city OF ALBANY, ta.s nrst DAY o.
July IN the yeai one thousand MES
hundred ard twenty.
FRANCIS y. HUGO,
Secretary u STATE
TWELVE
Explanation-Mat-er -n atr4ics IS nssi
matter in bracAets - oli law 70 y
STATE OF NEW YORK
Office Of the Sc el4rg 0t Sta'e.
Albany july /. 1920.
Pursuant 70 the provisions ~ section oss
Of article fourteen oi tho Constitution o.
the state OF New YORK. alI section sr'
hundred niucty-ave OF tHe Election Las.
notice IS hereby given ia; the foAowaf
proposed Amendment 10 &c. Jon e-sn een .
article six OF the Constitution 81 l.r Stss
Of New YORK IL referred 10 tie .esis-atursy
he chosen a the r.At general lir-fI . {.
senators in this State. 80 he he'd Qa ~
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