New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
LAWS OF NEW YORK

.1or forms Of government for the counties of
10 ddoption and approval By tho electors ;'oi Of
wunv such county at general election IN an
odd numbered pedr Any such form Of 0or-
lternnent MAY include the transfer TO the
Ifcormfy or TO county officers OF any functions
lkmo'o e1ercised by toWns or totem officers. The
|fshaH also prescribe tho manner, IL iphich
rhe county affected may subsequently, abcn-
sdom It. and revert to rs former form, OF Oou-
sooncr"ment bp the county shan not preclude
iThe lo1tS'dtnre from amending modifying
r"" ss eoold dsr OF pss,ors srs asr Be- Of ,sc%
|,fhc po,uers and duties Of the board of super
srisors. as prescribed by the constitution. or
tof government shall dcrolre upon the 0orern-
ing elective body IN such county In a city
which includes an entire county. or two or
|. more entire counties, the powers and dut les
OF a board OF supervisors may be dcvoved
upon the municipal assembly, common coun-
scil. board OF aldermen or other legislative
I S 81. Tho Legislature shall. by general
Flaws confer upon the boards of supervisors.
sor other OoucruinO clertiuc b0dieS of the sew
serai counties of the state such further
.powers of local legislation and adminstr ra =
'tion as the legislature may. from time to
time. deem expcdient I. and II. In counties
(which now have. or hereafter have. county
}auditors or other fiscal officers authorized
ITO audit bIlls. accounts, charges. claims or
demands against the county the lcgsla
Vture may confer such powers upon lsnid |
tSuch auditors. or fiscal officers. the legis-
.laiurc may, from time to time, deem cxpe-
,dient.
!, s 9 Resolved df tho Assembly concur)
,That the foregoing amendments be re-
lferred to the legislature to be chosen a I
spt he next general election OF senators and
In conformity with section one of article
Nfourtcen of the constitution be published
for three, months previous to the time OF
such election
| STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY.
Apr a. 1920
10 lnl j,rit z
Aan the members elected to tho Assembly
'votng, in favor thereof. three nfths being
Gpresent.
= BY order Of the Assembly.
THADDEUs c. SWEET,
STATE OF NEW YORK, ,"''"''
IN SENATE.
: Apr "a, 1920
Y This bill was duly passed. a majority of
thereof three nfths being present
I BY order of the Senate,
HARRY c. WALKER,
oos STATE @, OF s NEW YORK; y. ss:
| have compared the preceding copy of
, concurrent resolution with the original
resolution on nle in this office, and do
hereby certify that the same is correct
I,thereof.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
office Of the Secretary of State. at
ssbl.. s. ] the city of Albany, this first day
of July In the year one thousand
nine hundred twenty.
FRANCIS Nj. HUGO.
Secretary Of State.
SEVEN
Explanation Matter in italics is new
matter In brQckets is old law to be
omitted.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
Office OF the Secretary OF State,
Albany. Jnly l. 1920.
Pursuant to tho provisions of section one
Of article fourteen Of the Constitution of
the Sta tie OF New York, and section two
hundre.i ninety-nve Of the Election Law.
notice is hereby given that the following
proposed amendment to section nine OF
article five of the Constitution of the state
of New York is referred to the legislature
to he chosen al the next general election of
senator's in this state to be held on the
second day of November nineteen hundred
twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
Secretary of state.