New-York tribune., 1920-09-04
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
Secretary Of state.
AMENDMENT NUMBER ELEVEN

Concurrent Resolution Of the Senate and
sscon cyon of Mricn SIX As"f's"s of 1h ron 10
stitu'ion. in Relation t" Compensation
of Judges and Associate Judges OF tho
Section L. Resolved Nf the Assembly
concur) That section seven Of articIa six
OF the constitution be amended to read
I. The court of appeals Is continued.
1t shall consist OF the chief judge and
hold their Offices until the expiration Of
their respective terms. and their success
sors. who shall be chosen by the electors
chief judge and associate judges shall be
fourteen years from and including tho
first day OF January next after their elec;
form a quorum and the concurrence OF
four shall be necessary to decision The
court shall have power to appoint and to
Whenever and as often as a majority OF
tn" Judges OF the court OF appeals shall
unable, by reason OF the accumulation OF
causes pending therein. to hear and dis
the governor shall designate not more than
four Justices of the supreme court to
serve as associate Judges OF tho court Of
appeals. The justices 80 designated shall
be relieved from their duties AS Justices
OF the supreme court and shall serve as
associate judges Of the court OF apreailss
court are reduced to two hundred. when
they shall return to the supreme court:
the supreme court to fill vacancies Nc
justice shall serve as associate judge of
the court Of appeals except while holding
and no more than seven judges snail CIT
in any case. The judges OF the court Of
oppeois, including those nor IN Office, shnl|
rrce,r" for their services the sum Of seren-
ten thousand frc hundred dollars per year.
a justice Of the suprems court 'ch'!e Se'r.n0
shall yrccirc tie same compensation as
judges Of the court Of appeals.
. Resolved or the Assembly concur)'
That the foregoing amendment be re-
fcrred to the legislature to be chosen At
the next general election OF senators ana
in conformity with section one OF aIt,cis
fourteen OF the constitution be published
for three months previous to the tome o.
such election.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
TIE foregoing resolution was duly passed; psi;
voting in favor thereof.
By order of tho Senate.
HARRY c. WALKER.
STATE oE NEW ); y, 3oKK.
IN AssEMbi-Y. inr o. 1920
The foregoing resolution was duly u: passed,
the Assembly voting In ,' favor thereof
THADDECS c. SWEET
once Of the secretary Of state} S.:
have compared the preceding copy OF
concurrent resolution with the original
resolution on filr in this office. and do
hereby certify that the same is correct
transcript thereirom and OF tho whole
thereof.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
Office of tho Secretary of state. a.
H., S. the city of Albany. this first day of
July in the year Thousand nino
hundred 1ns FRASc1s !Ssn3yM NJ. HUGO.
Secretary of STATE.
TWELVE
Matter In ttakcs Is new;
matter IN brackets [ is old law to be
STATE OF NEW YORK
Office Of the Secretary Of State,
Albany, july 1, 1920.
Pursuant to the provisions OF section one
Of article fourteen Of the Constitution Of
the state OF Nvw York. and section two
hundred ninety-tive OF the Election Law
notice is hereby given that the following
proposed Amendment TO section eighteen OF
article elk II the Constitution of the State
OF New York is referred to the legislature to
bc chosen at the next general election OF
tnators In this State. to be held on the
second day OF November, nineteen hundred
twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
Secretary Of state.