New-York tribune., 1920-09-18

may be required to set aside and apply such
revenues as aforesaid, at the suit OF any
Deots hss1eS1tsr o.th91sxsa for the
on n the m seeoa Us
of this article. No precision OF this article
shaH H. DO deemed to impair or effect the
any y'1 So
lore created oetsseen the stote and any Of sts
IA debt or debts Of the state may be
authorized by law for the improvement Of
highways. Such highways shall be deter; e,sT
also provide for the equitable apporton-
ment thereof among the counties: The
aggregate Of the debts authorized by this
section shall not at any one time exceed
the sum Of fifty millions of dollars The
payment Of the annual interest on such
debt and the creation of q sinking fund or
at least two per centum per annum to dis
charge the principal at maturity shall be
provided by general laws whose force and
effect shall not be diminished during the
existence OF any debt created hereunder.
The legislature may by general laws re-
quire the county or town or both to pay to
the sinking fund the proportionate part of
the cost of any such highway within the
boundaries OF such county or town and the
but no county shall at any time for any
highway be required to pay more than
thirty-five hundredths Of the cost Of such
hundredths None Of the provisions of the
fourth section of this article shall apply to
debts for the improvement OF highways
heseo' =. aa1Ut ResoIved ut the Assembly concur,.
That the foregoing amendment ae submit
ted to the people tor re "a at year sne
teen hundred and twenty, in accordance
with the provisions of the election law.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
Apr. 16, 1919.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed,
majority OF all the Senators electeo
0' 0'''F i HARRY Ar 5s@%'S {. wAhKE,R5. ,5,.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
April 1s, 1918.
a majority of all the members elected to
the Assembly voting in favor, thereof
BY order raAbbEus # 81 H5SsG0!S g. SWEET,
Speaker.
STATE 4; &C OF sss1s,sr1 Msw yoRK os State
concurrent resolution with the original
resolution on tiie In this o1fice, &c ana oarsa9 40
transcript therefrom and OF the whole
thereof.
GIVEN Of 'oase offee my Of "ais the seeretary Of
IL. 81 state, at the city OF Albany, this
nrst day, OF July in the year one one
twenty.
FRANCIS M. HUGO
Secretary OF Stole.
Exu,anat,on.-Matter uMo in italics is new;
matter in brackets is old law to be
''''A''e sTATm OF NEW YORK.
Office OF the Secretary Of State.
a Albany. July !. 1890
Pursuant to the provisions Of section one
the State Of New York, and section TWO
hundred ninety five of the Election Law.
notice is hereby given that otien the nns nf
article a two Of the Constitution Of the
state Of New York is referred to the
era election Of senators. in this state 20
be held on the second day OF November
nineteen hundred twenty.
AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO
Concurrent Resolution Of the Senate ano
Assembly Proposing an Amendment 70
st,tut,on sgs!,tn onn IN " Relation to Qualification
Section i. Resolved uf tho Senate CON.
cur), That section one OF article Two OF
the constitution be amended to read as
i. Every citizen of the age Of twenty
one years. who shall have been citizen
for ninety days. and an inhabitant of this
state one year next preceding an election:
ths na for ans a5t for he ast ry days
resident Of the election district In which
he she may offer his or her vote, shall
be entitled to vote at such election IN the
election district OF which he or che shall
at tho time be resident. and not else
where,
hereafter may be elective BY the people,
and upon all questions which may be sub
mitted to the vote Of the people, provided
have been an inhabitant OF the United
States for five years; and PROVIDED that
IN Of o n sne on Of e
United States. in the army or navy thereof,
shall be deprived OF his or her vote by
election district: and the Legislature shall
have power to provide the manner in
which and. the time and place at which
return and canvass of their votes lin the
election districts in which they respective
Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions
after January nrst. one thousand mtne hun-
dred and t,oenty-tsoo, no person SHAH become
entitled to cote By attainin0 majority, by
NATURALIZATION or othcrwtse, unless such per
SON Is also. able, ercept for physical disabi!
la,cs shall be passed by the Legislature to
3. Resolved (if the Senate concur>,
That the foregoing amendment be referred
to the Legislature to be chosen at the next
general election OF senator's, and in con-
fornity with section one OF article four
teen Of the constitution be published for
three months previous to the time OF such
election.
STATE gS oE 2ssNEgnY' NRW YORK
AN AsSS"0A1 Ior. "a. 1919.
This bill was duly passed. Q majority. Of
eli the members elected to the Assembly
voting in favor thereon, chree-nrths oelng
present.
By 0FGsE fH2ppsus Sf fhs A'ecsTsS7Eh 9. sWEhur.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN SENATE.
This bill was duly passed. @ majority
OF all the Senators elected voting In favor
thereof, three-ffths being present.
BY order n%nRS & tsS ss"sssi Z. WALKER,
State OF NEW YORK. es":
once Of the Secretary Of state.
I have compared the preceding copy Of
concurrent resolution with the original res
olution on file in this office, and do hereby
certify that the same Is o correct transcript
theTefrom and OF the whole thereof.
ofiice OF the Secretary OF state. at
H. 81 the city OF Albany, this first day
OF July In the year one thousand
nine hundred and twenty.
FRANCIS II. HUGO.
Secrstary Of state
Expianation.-Matter in staMoa Ia new:
matter in brackets ] 10 old law TO be
STATE OF NEW YORK.
Once OF the Secretary OF State,
Albany, J1ly !. 1920.
Pursuant 70 the provisions OF section one
Of article fourteen OF the Constitution OF
the State of New York, and section two
hundred ninety OF the Election Law,
notice 10 hereby given that the following
proposed amendment to article two Of the
Constitution OF tho State OF New York 10
tho next general election OF senators IN this
State to be. held on tho second day OF Mo-
vsnber. nineteen hundred twenty
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,