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AMENDMENT NUMBER EIGHT

Concurrent Resolution or the Senate and
Aas Assem- y, Proposing Amendments to
A t, Eve of the Constitution, in Rela-
E eat; to state Officers and Departments.
section l. Resolved cir tho Assembly
concur That article five of the constitu-
ton be amended to read as follows:
The secretary of stated comptrol-
aer' treasurer, and attorney general land
state engineer and surveyorl shall be
ana places OF electing the governor and
lieutenant governor and Shall hold their
o ono Tor me same terms as the goUernor
ana lieutenant 9oGernor 1.-TWO years except as
provided in section two of this article] The
eomptrolor shall be required % TO audit
al vouchers before payment and all oficinl
accounts, CD TO audit the Uccruol and col.
lection Of all revenues and receipts: and CA
to prescribe such methods Of accounting as
ldttre shall define his poaoers and duties and
roy atso GSsion to ii'n supervision Of the
dccouIs OF any political subdivision Of the
state, but shall assign to han no admins
trguve duties. erceptin0 such mag be in
cidentdl 10 the performance Of these ftnc-
lions, any other provision Of this const{tu-
non 70 ne coMtrd'D Notwithstanding. He
Each Of the officers in this article named ex-
ceptlng the speaker of the assembly, shall
at stated times during his continuance in
office, receive for his services a compensation
which shall not be increased or dimin sh ed
during the term for which he shall have
been elected, nor shall he receive to his
use any fees or perquisites of office or
elected to the office of state engineer and
surveyor who Is not a practical civil en-
gineer.l
Is 2. The first election of the secretary
OF state. comptroller, treasurer. attorney
general and state engineer and surveyor,
pursuant to this article, shall be held In
the year one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-hve. and their terms of office shall
begin on the first day OF January follow
ing. and shall be for three years At the
general election in the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-eight, and every
two years thereafter their successors shall
be chosen for the term OF two yearsl
u 3. A superintendent of public works
shall be appointed by the governor by
and with the advice and consent OF the
senate. and hold his office until the end
of the term of the governor by whom he
was nominated. and until his successor is
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. STATE OF NEW YORK.
AMENDMENT NUMBER SIX

concurrent Resolution OF the Senate and
Assembly Proposing an Amendment to
sections Twenty-six and Twanty-seven
or Article Three OF the Constitution to
Enable the Legislature to Provide Forms
OF government for the Counties Of West
chester and Nassau.
section l. Resolved az this Assembly con-
cur}, Ihat sections twenty-six and twenty
seven of article three Of the constitution
be amended to read as follows:
26 There shall be in each county ex-
cept In county wholly included in a city,
a board or supervisors. to be composed of
such members and elected in such manner
and for such period as Is or may be provided
by law. The le0tslatare MAJ provide bu loo
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LAWS OF NEW YORK

law, provide manner In which. and tho
time and place at which, qualified voters
| who may. ON tho occurrence of any general
| election. be unavoidably absent from tho
state or county OF their residence because
them to be elsewhere within the United
States may vote, md for tho return and
trict In which they respectively resided.
2. Resolved or the Assembly concur),
That tho foregoing amendment be referred
to tho legislature 20 DO chosen at the next
general election of senators and in con-
formity with section one of article four
| teen OF the constitution bo published for
three months previous tc the time OF such
election
STATE or NEW YORK.
IN SENATE,
The foregoing resolution was duly passed
ar majority Of al the Senators elected vot.
'' ! HAIRY AR S'" e WALKER,
STATE OF NEW YORK. ,es'oe"s'
IN ASSEMBLY.
nh, ,., Apr. %. 1920.
passed. a majority OF all the 1nemherx.
elected elected to the Assembly voting in favor r
iliADDEuS c.. SWEET
STATE OF NEW YORK Speaker
ONCE of the Secretary of State IS:
concmr .ru ton,pnr"a tho preceding copy Of
resolution resolution @1 With the original
hereby certify that tho same is a correct
transcript therefrom and Of the whole
thereof, ~ '''
Given under my hand and the seal
=, r., or office OF the Secretary of
III. 81 state, at tho city of Albany this
,lrst day of July in tho year one
thousand nino hundred and
twenty.
FRANCIS NJ HUGO,
Secretary Of State.
-FOUR
Expiana tion-Nratter in italics is new;
omitted. ~ w w
STATE OF NEW YORK,
ONCE of the Secretary of State.
p, Albany. July i, 1920.
pursuant 20 the provisions of section one
or article fourteen of tho Constitution of
the state OF New York, and section two
hundred ninety-five of the Election Law
notice Is hereby given that the following
proposed amendment to section six of ar
tlcle three OF the Constitution of the state
or New York is referred to tho legislature
TO be chosen at tho next general election
or senators in this State to be held on tho
second day OF November. nineteen hundred
twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
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the civil service Of the state, and Of all
the civil divisions thereof. including cities
and villages, shall be made according to
merit and fitness to be ascertained. so far
practicable, by examination. which, so far
as practicable. shall be competitive; pro-
vded, however. that honorabiy discharged
soldiers and sailors from the army and
navy Of the URited States In the late civil
state. shall be entitled to preference IN
appointment and promotion without re-
gard to their standing on any list for
which such appointment or promotion
provide for the enforcement Of this section
2. Resolved Uf the Assembly concur) ,
That the foregoing amendment be referred
to the legislature to be chosen at the next
general election of senators, and IN con-
formity with section one OK article four
teen Of tho constitution be published for
three months previous to the time of such
election.
STATE OF NEW YORK
IN SENATE
Tho foregoing resolution or was VI; ''1 duly
passed, a majority of all the Senator'S
elected in favor thereof
BY order of the Senate
HARRY c. WALKER.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY,
The foregoing resolution was duly
passed, majority of all tho members
elected to the Assembly voting in favor
thereof.
BY order of the Assembly.
i. G. SWEET,
STATE OF NEW YORK,
Office of the Secretary Of State, S.:
I have compared the preceding COPY Of
concurrent resolution with the origina
resolution on file in this office, and do
hereby certify that the same Is a correct
Transcript therefron and OF the whole
thereof.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
office OF the Secretary of State al
L. s. the city Of Albany this first day
OF July in the year one thousand
nine hundred and twenty
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
Secretary Of State.
Exp Isn ,ation.-Matter in italics is new
matter IN brackets [ Is old law to be
A'TATE OF NEW YORK,
OHica of the Secretary Of State,
Albany. July /. 1920
Pursuant to the provisions of section one
of article IL urteen OF the Constitution Of
the State OF New York. and section two
hundred nnA yfve of the Election Law
notice is hereA'y given that the following
proposed amen, 'rnents to article five of the
Constitution of the State Of New York are
referred to the legislature to be chosen at
the next general election of senators In
this State to be n I'D the second day of
Novembe nineteeA hundred twenty.
ERANCIS NJ. HUGO,
Secretary Of Stats
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AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE

Concurrent Resolution OF the Senate and
Assembly Proposing Amendment to
Article Two of the Constitution, in
Relation to Absent Voters.
Section l. Resolved Uf the Assembly
concur). That article two of the constitu-
ton be amended by inserting therein
now section. TO be section one-a, to read
as follows:
LA. The legislature may. By general
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ONE
Observation-Disclosures In italics 10 new /,
matter In brackets ] is old law to be
omitted.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
Cntce OF the Secretary OF State
Albany. Jnly I, 1920.
Pursuant to the provisions OF section ono
or article fourteen OF the Constitution OF
the State of New York, and section two
hundred ninety-flvc OF the Election Law.
notice is hereby given that the following
proposed amendments TO sections two,
Tour. 1--WE. eleven and twelve of article
seven OF the Constitution of tho State of
New YORK Will be submitted to the people
Tor the purpose of voting thereon at tho
next general election to be held on the
second day OF November, nineteen hundred
and twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
Secretary Of State.
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AMENDMENT NUMBER FIVE

Concurrent Resolution Of the Senate and
Assembly Proposing an Amendment to
Section Seven of Article Three of the
,a.t a. o., in Relation 10 Appoint
the Office Of Notary Public.
Section l. Resolved Of tho Senate con-
cGH)t That section seven OF article three
follows:
: =: No member of the legislature shall
re- any oiv.l appointment within this
from the governor. tho governor and sen
ate: or from tho legislature, or from any
which he shall have been elected m.
ana all such appointments and ell votes
given ael for any such member. for any such
once OF appointment shall be void; Drol4ded
hoWcVcr, t'Gt the legislature nlau pror4de b1j
if'fe ucf onr such member mag be an
po.nte" dnfn0 sach time to the office Of
n,s 2, Resolved or tho Senate concur),
Ihat INC foIegoing appointment be referred
general election Of sena tors and in con-
iorl, with section one of article four
lnree months previous to the time of such
election.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN ASSEMBLY.
This bill was duly passed, naiority of
voting In favor thereof, three-fifths being
present. "
by order of the Assembly.
THADDEUS c. SWEET
STATE OF NEW YORK
IN SENATE.
r,, 80, Mar 25. 1920
thereof. three fifths being present.
BY order of the Senate
HARRY c. WALKER.
,,,,,,, - $780,. President
STATE OF NEW YORK
office or the Secretary of State { SIS:
nave compared tho preceding copy OF
concurrent resolution with the original
resolution on file in this office and do
hereby certify that the same is a correct
transcript therefrom and of the whole
thereof. ~
Given under my hand and the seal OF
o1f1ce OF the Secretary of State at
IL. 81 tho city Of Albany. this first day
or July in the year one thousand
nIne hundred and twenty
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO
Secretary Of State
ation.-Matter in italics Is new:
matter in brackets is old law to be
omitted. ~
STATE OF NEW YORK.
Office of the Secretary of state
r Albany, Jug !. 1920.
OF article fourteen of the Constitution Of
the State of New York and section two
hundred ninety five of the Election Law
hotlce Is hereby given that the following
proposed amendment to sections twentv-
SIX ana twenty seven OF article three of the
CONSTITUTION or the State of New York Is
referred to the legislature to be chosen AZ
state to be held the second day Of
November, nineteen hundred twenty
FRANCIS Nj. HUGO,
Secretary Of StQtN
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7"l1e c1 .lnc s1.l-1.!y OK STATE.
Albany, Julv l. 1920.
Pursuant to the provisions OF section one
or article fourteen of the Constitution Of
the state OF New York and section two
hundred ninetyfve Of the Election Law.
notice is hereby given that the following
proposed amendments to article five Of
the CONSTITUTION of the State of New York
are referred to the legislature TO be chosen
~ me next general election of senators In
inns state to be held on the second dav Of
November, nineteen hundred twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO
Nrcrctnrai 81
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Constitution Of tho State OF New York are
referred No the Legislature to BIO chosen
at the ncxA general election of senator's in
this State No be hold on the second day
of Novembar. nineteen hundred twenty.
FRANCIS M. HUGO.
Secretary Of State.
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Concurrent Resolution OF the Senate and
ssssemply PrepSsing an Amendment to
stitution. in Relation to Compensation
Of Members Of the Legislature
Seouon l. Resolved df the Assembly
Of the Constitution be- amended drt to read ss
follows:
5 6. Each member of the legislature
salary of tono thousand five hundred
three thousand dollars. Tha members OF
one dollar for every ten miles they shall
travel in going to and returning from their
place of meeting once in each session on
the most usual route. Senators. when
the senate alone is convened in cxtraor-
binary session. or when serving as mem
bers of the court for the trial Of impeach-
ments, and such members of the assembly,
not exceeding nine in number shall be
appointed managers of an impeachment.
shall receive an additional allowance OF ten
dollars day.
.. Resolved or the Assembly concur),
That the foregoing amendment be referred
to the legislature TO be chosen at the next
general election OF senators and in con-
fornity with section one of article four
teen of the constitution be published for
three months previous to tho time Of such
election.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
The foregoing resolution was duly
passed: a majority of all the Senators
elected voting in favor thereof
BY order Of the Senate.
HARRY c. WALKER.
President.
IN ASSEMBLY,
pr. IA. 1920.
The foregoing resolution was duly
passed, majority of all the members
elected 10 the Assembly voting in favor
thereof
BY order of the Assembly,
THADDEUS c. SWEET.
STATE OF NEW YORK. A},s
Office of the Secretary of State,
l have compared the preceding copy OF
concurrent resolution with the original
resolution on file in this office, and do
hereby certify that he same is a correct
thereof
Given under my hand and the seal
OF office OF the Secretary Of
IL. 81 State, at the city Of Albany this
first Gay OF july in the year one
thousand nine hundred ana twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
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7 Y =
STATE OF NEW YORK.

Albany. JltlU ]. 1920.
OF article fourteen OF the Constitution Of
the State of New York, and section two
notice is hereby given that the following
proposed amendment to section seven Of
article three of the Constitution OF the
state of New York is referred to the
Legislature to be chosen at the next gen
eral election of Senators in this state to
be held on tho second day OF November
nineteen hundred twenty
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
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LAWS OF NEW YORK

{of forms Of government for the counties of
saoSs" ana S"a Or Or "s ssc ssee
ant such county at a general election IN an
odd nun bored peor: Any such form Of oov-
county or to county officers Of any functions
, ,n crercscd 6y to,cns or to,cm officers. The
shall also scr %a'n 81 IL ,aeh
the county affected may subsequently abum
don It, aud reuert to is former form Of gop-
government bp the county SHAH not preclude
the legislature from amending or modifying
suan pn ootd dsr sr tern :, Of
the poicers and duties OF the board OF super
,tsors, as prescribed bp the constitution, or
JU statute II not provided for bU such form
Of government shah deroluo upoit the Oorern-
ing elective body III such county In city
which includes entire county, or two or
moro entire counties. tho powers and duties
of board of supervisors may he devoved
upon the municipal assembly. common coun-
ell. board Of aldermen or other legislative
body OF tho city.
s27. The legislature shall. by general
laws, confer upon the boards OF supervisors.
or other governing clcctire bodies, of the sew
eral counties of the state such further
powers of local legislation and administra-
ton tho Legislature may, from time to
time, deem expedient {. and II. In counties
which now have, or hereafter have county
auditors other fiscal officers authorized
to audit bills. accounts, charges, claims or
demands against the county. the lcgisla-
turo may confer such powers upon tsaid
s,ch auditors. fiscal officers. the legis-
laturo may from timo to tin.e deem expo
dent
9 Resolved or tho Assembly concur),
That the foregoing amendments be re-
ferred to the legislature to be chosen at
tho next general election of senators and
in conformity with section one of article
fourteen of the constitution be published
for three months previous to the time Of
such election
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY. -
This bill was duly passed, a majority of
all the members elected to tho Assembly
voting in favor thereof. threenfths being
present.
BY order of tho Assembly,
TIIADDEUS c. SWEET.
Speaker.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE,
This bill duly passed. majority of
all the Senators elected voting in favor
thereof three hfths oeng present.
BY order of the Senate.
HARRY c. WALKER,
STATE OF NEW YORK. lss.:
Office of the Secretary of State,S
! have compared tho preceding copy of
resolution on file in this office. and do
hereby certify that the same is n correct
transcript therefrom and of the whole
thereof
office Of the Secretary OF State. at
IL. 81 the city Of Albany. this first day
of July In the year one thousand
nine hundred twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
Secretary Of state.
Ixplanation.--Ma in italics is new;
matter in brackets [ is old law to be
STATE OF NEW YORK,
Office the Secretary of State,
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
Office of the Secretary of State.
Albany. Julu /, 1920.
Pursuant to the provisions of section one
of article fourteen Of the Constitution OF
the State of New York, and section two
hundred ninety five 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 be chosen at 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.
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I a q Df n = W JIM,
Office of the Secretary Of State.

Albany, judy !. 1870.
Pursuant to the provisions Of section one
Of article fourteen OF the Constitution Of
the State Of New York, and section two
hundred ninetyfive of the Election Law
notice is hereby given that the following
proposed amendment to section seven of
article six of the Constitution of the State
OF New York is referred to the Legislature
TO be chosen at the next general election
Of senators in his State TO be held the
second day Of November. nineteen hundred
twenty.
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FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
Secretary Of state.

omitted. -
Office of the Secretary of state,
Albany July /, 1920.
Pursuant to the provisions Of se.tiqn one ne
The state Of ',sw York. and section two
hrndyed ninety-fve of thu Election Law.
notice is hereby given that ne 1oiloWin ,,{
proposed anendNenc to section one OF
article two OF the Constitution OF the
state Of New York is referred to the
legislature to he chosen at the next sen
era election OF senators in this state TO
be- held on the second day OF November
nineteen hundred twenty.
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AMENDMENT NUMBER TWELVE

Concurrent Resolution OF the Senate s 10
Assembly Proposing an Amsndmsas :
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AMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR

FRANCIS M. HUGO.
Secretary Of State,
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AMENDMENT NUMBER ELEVEN

FRANCIS VI. HUGO.
Secretary Of state.
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IN SENATE,
Apr "a. 1920.
Tho foregoing resolution was duly
passed, q majority OF all the Senators
elected voting M favor thereof
By order OF the Senate.
HARRY {. WALKER,
STATE OF NEW York. ''
IN ASSEMBLY,
Apr "a. 1920.
The foregoing resolution was duly
passed, a majority of all the members
thereof.
BY order OF the Assembly.
T. c. SWEET.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
office of the Secretary of State, s.:
l have compared the preceding COPY Of
concurrent resolution with the original
resolution file in this office and do
hereby certify that the same is a correct
transcript thorefrom and OF the whole
thereof.
Given under my hand and the sea, OF
Office of the Secretary Of STATE at
[ l.. S.. the city of Albany, this first day
OF July in the year one thousand
nine hundred and twenty
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
Secretary of State.
Explanation Matter in italics Is new.
matter In brackets [ ] is old law to be
omitted.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
Office of the Secretary of State.
Albany. july |. 1920.
one of article fourteen OF the Constitution
or the State OF New York. and section two
hundred ninety OF the Election Law
notice Is hereby given that the following
proposed amendments to article 1--WE Of tho
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AMENDMENT NUMBER SEVEN

FRANCIS M. HUGO.
Secretary Of state.
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STATE OF NEW YORK.

Fxplanatlon Matter in italics IS new
matter in brackets [ Is old law to b.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-05
WEDDING BELLS AGAIN TOLL.
 IN CORDOVA

The apartment of MT. and Mrs. O.. ". Brehmer was the scene of a very pretty wedding last night, the con- tracing parties being Charles Neil Wade and Mrs. Eva Irene Brimmer. The ceremony was performed by United States Commissioner Noaks and was witnessed by only few in timate friends. The bride was for mer resident of Mccarthy, but has re- sided in California for the past two years. She returned to Cordova about month ago and is employed at the Brehmer drug store.
 MT. Wade arrived here last even ing from Stockton, Cal, and he in- tends to make his home in Cordova. The newly weds have taken an apart ment in the Northern hotel, a fact which was not overlooked by the small boy.
 The Daily Times desires to join the many friends of MT. and Mrs Wade in extending it's heartiest con gratulations.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-05
WAR BEEN DECLARED
 BETWEEN FISHERMEN
 TWO DEATHS RESULT

SAN DIEGO, Aug. (by Associated Press) are Investigating an alleged warfare between Austrian, Italian and Japanese fishermen. Two recent deaths of Japanese are believed to be due to the trouble The police say Austrians from the northwest in- vaded the territory destroying thou sands of dollars worth of net belong ing to Italian and Japanese fishermen in southern California
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-05
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
 AROUND TOWN

Attorney F. H. Foster went to Val dez on a business trip.
 Edgar Hayes and wife left on the dez. Geo. Rust, formerly of Mccarthy, has returned to Cordova after an ex- tended stay in California.
 Nels Tjosevig, who has spent the winter at his old home in Norway was returning passenger on last nights boat.
 T. J. Klaner and wife and T. w.. Densler and wife were among the Cordova passengers on last nights boat.
 Cupid is certainly on the job in .Rumor can be believed at least two more weddings are booked for this week. 45a
 Miss Eileen Charles, daughter of Sidney Charles, former Cordova ed. itor, is critically ill with typhoid pneumonia at the Dawes hospital in Juneau.
 Wm. Godfrey returned on last nights boat from Seattle, where he has spent the past several months. He will leave for Mccarthy on the next boat.
 There will be a business meeting of the w. c. T. U. at Mrs. V. G. Vance's on Friday afternoon at two o'clock. Those delinquent in dues are requested to make payment.
 MT. and Mrs Henry A. Slater re- turned last evening from a several months stay outside during which time they visited the principal east ern cities and also spent some time at Ottawa and Calgary, Canada.
 Democratic National Committeeman Thomas J. Donahoe, accompanied by his wife and his daughter Ruth, re- turned home after visit to Califor- mia, where MT. Donohoe attended the