New-York tribune., 1921-09-10
AMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR

HssHpHYF HEFf2aHT9S S59syd on AZ TsH sA4
sEyEN OF ARTlcLE THREE of THE coSsTi Ss,,s'
hoV6E R612n r Pos ENSH II ovnS IT aEaIRE FoE TIE
COUNTIES OF WEsTCHEsTlcR AND NASSAU.
Section |. Resolved tf the. Assembly con-
cur), That sections twenty-six and twenty
seven of article three of the constitution be
amended TO read as follows:
rs. There shall be in each county. ex-
board Of supervisors. to be composed of eich
members and elected in such manner and
1a,s. 1or such period as is or may be provided by
,aw fa@ for,.s ahs 1egslatmre nay proade by iase
Westchester and Nassau. or either. subject to
eaoptson esao and opprovol by the electors of any
numbered near. Any such joy,n Of govern
,pent "aoy include the transfer to the county
or to c9nng officers Of any functions noiS
provadtn0 for such form, Of government shall
dtso prescribe the manner tn qchich the
countp afected mag subsequently, abandon it..
q,a gnd rerert to ITS former form, OF oovernment
me adoption OF such form of gouernnsnt bv
the county shall not preclude the Legislature
trom dnea'ding or modifying such plan. II
~nder such form OF government the board of
s.pefTtsors be abolished. the poacers and d.
yes Of the board Of supervisors, as prescribed
oH ne const'tuti9n,, or by statute If not pro
decolre upon the governing elect;ve body IN
SUCH snth commty ns In city which includes an
ties, the powers and duties of board of sup
ervisors may be devolved upon the municipal
assembly ,son ea;unc board Of alder
27. The legislature shall by general
laws a,S confer upon the boards Of supervisors
co9nes o the state ssb Of
powers of local legislation and adm;nistras
ton as the legislature may. from time to
which now have. or hereafter have, county
AUDITORS or other fiscal officers. authorized to
audit bills accounts. charges. claims or de-
~
may confer such powers upon [saidl such
auditors. or fiscal officers. as the legislature
may, from Ranoas time to TO- time. deem eypedient
That the foregoing amendment be submitted
to the people for approval at the general
election elect to be held in the year nineteen hun
provisions of the election law.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN SENATE
Apr II. 1891
The foregoing resolution was duly passed,
a majority OF all the Senators elected voting
BY order Of the Senate,
JEREMIAH WooD.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY.
Apr. 10, 1921
The foregoing, resolution was duly passed.
majority of all the members elected to the
Assembly voting in favor thereof.
By order of the Assembly,
II. e. MACHOLD,
STATE OF NEW YORK
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE ss.'
have compared the preceding copy of con-
current e1 resolution with the original resolution
on file in this office, and do hereby certify
that the same is a correct transcript there
from and of the whole thereof
GIVEN under my hand and the seal of
office. of the Secretary of State at
L. 81 the city OF Albany, this first day of
July in the year one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-one
JOHN j. LYONS,
Secretary of State.
FIVE
EAPLANATION.-Ma 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 l. 1921.
Pursuant to the provisions of section two
is hereby given that the following proposed
amendment to section eighteen of article six
OF the Constitution of the State of New York
will be submitted, to the people for the pur-
pose of voting thereon at the next general
election to be held on the eighth day of No
vember. nineteen hundred and tweuty-one
JOHN J. LYONS.
Secretary of State.