New-York tribune., 1920-10-30

Assembly Proposing Amendment to
Section seven OF Arucie seven Of the
Preserve.
Section Resolved uf the Assembly
corourl.. That section seven Of article
read follows:
= The lands OF the state now owned
o. hereafter acquired. constituting the
to7,s preserve as nov fixed by law shall shall
he forever Kept as wild forest lands They
sh~u not he leased, sold OF exchanged or
% b. taken hy any corporation. public or
private. nor shall the timber thereon be
'oid. removed o. deyroyed. Nothing con-
tanned n this section shall prevent tho
state from constructing state highway
Long Lake in Hamilton county and thence
TO old Forge In Herlimer county by way
@, Bue Mountain lake and Raquette lake
The legislature may by general laws pro-
cs7irm Of such lands for the fol!o,cno pi;r-
fo''s for me CONSTRUCTION and maintenance OF
,eSs~' uirs for municipal water supply or the
esnais OF the state and 10 regulate the dow
Of streams. and may further proridc for the
der,iopncnt OF indtcr potosr and for rights a.
aag fof f.ectrtc trdnsmisSior ii'lSs, rN Of
uh:cil az hcrsbD declared 70 be public uS>S
Such resert oirs ,cnter potcer and tronSin on
lsr>s shall he constructed. owned and CON
,rolied hy the state. but such work shall not
b. undertaken until after the boundaries and
high rov lines thereof shall have been accu-
rste-y surveyed and fixed and after public
ro,e. hearing and determination that SUCH
.ands are required for such public uses. The
improvements snail
aplosiioned on the public and private property
and municipaNties benefited to the extent OF
ne ,s 5epss's recevra re Any such ressfv0ir
legislature shall provide for charge upon
the property and municipa littes benefited 70.
reasons ble return TO the state upon the
,.iue of the rights and property OF the state
nsei or leased and the services OF the state
rendered ~ the construction. control and
csd frnus'Nisstor hncs. which charge shall be
t-el for terms OF not exceeding ten years
!. nf
,ermi Any such water po,rer may be leased
TO- te~ms Of iot erceed,nO ten Dsars Tn
sanitary conditions Shall not be created or
continued by any such public works. A vio-
istlor Of any OF the provisions of this sec
-;o1 may be restrained a. the suit OF the
people or. with the consent of the supreme
court ia appellate division. on notice to tho
attorney general a the suit OF any citizen
:. Resoived Gf the Assembly concur
Ina the foregoing arnendmcnt be referred
- the iee stature TO be chosen at the next
general election of senators and, IN con
.orn4lty with section one Of article four
teen u the constitution. be published for
three months previous to the time OF such
election
STATE OF NEW YORK,
~ SENATE.
Tn. foregoing resolution p vas va. duly
si.otcd s Voting in a~or thereof
HARRY c. WALKER.
President
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN ASSEMBLY.
Tne foregoing resolution duly
passed. = majority OF all the member.
elected to the Assembly voting in favor
thereof
Rs order OF the Assembly
THADDEUS {. SWEET,
STATE OF NEW YORK.
office o. tho Secretary OF state, ''''
have compared the preceding copy OF
Concurrent resolution with the orig in Al
resolution on file II this office. and do
hereby certify that tho same is correct
transcript therefrom and OF the Whole
Thereof
Given under ny hand and the sea-
Of office OF the Secretary OF State
IL s at the city Of Albany. this first
Cay of July in the year one thou
sand nine hundred and twenty
FRANCIS NJ HUGO.
Secretary Of STATE
FOURTEEN
Explanation Matter IN italics Is new
matte in brackets J ~ old law TO be
STATE OF NEW YORK
Office OF the Secretary OF state
Albany. Jasiy ], 1920.
Pursuant to the provisions OF section
one OF article fourteen OF the Constitutior
Of the state Of New York. and sect ION
two hundred ninety OF tho Election
Law notice Is hereby given that the loi-
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