New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
JOHN J. LYONS.
AMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION or THE SENATE
6D rs shoNs AsFIY rTh2rpSlN siS A SSn A1ETRAT
SEVEN OF ARTICLE THREE OF TIE coNsTI-
hpE Fnhp9n Tp po EAB5F u T5HE tEAT6RE FOB TITO To
COUNTIES OF WESTMINSTER AND NASSAU.
Section l. Resolved ,if the Assembly con-
seven Of article three. Of the constitution be
cept in county @ s whoy incleded IN ede n Iountg eity
board of supervis rs, to be posed of such
memhers T and elected in such manner and
Tor such period as is or may be provided by
law. The legislature mag provide by lar
Ter fornss Of 0evssrnment for the ooantiss Of
such county at general election IN an n odd-
mam1ersd n geer, AIRY snch torn ot 0ovsrn-
or to county officers OF any functions nolo
crcrcised by toaons or to1rn officers The lam
prorihn1 for such form Of oovernment shall
county ascsed ay M saSseqnetg @sas aSandon ,en e
g,7a rerert to its former form Of government.
the county shan not preclude The legislature
@sr Ss bs Of s ss bsga s % o.
ties Of the board OF Supervisors as presoribsd
by, the constsiation. or by statute II not pro
deu2lpe ur5tn ths Governing e'ective body in
such counta. In city which includes an
entire, county. or two or more entire coun-
ties, the powers and duties of board of sup
ervisors may be devolved upon the municipal
assembly, common council. board of alder
Or fbe Her E sfay Of She e
laws. confer upon the boards OF supervisors
or other 0ogesntng .etectire. bodies. Of the
powers OF local legislation and admilistra-
ton as the legislature may from time to
which now have or hereafter ear have counts oounty
auditors other fiscal officers. authorized %
audit bills. accounts. charges claims or ds-
mands against the county. TIE legislature
may confer such powers upon Tsadl such
auditors. or fiscal officers, as the legislature
may from time to time. deem expedlent.
That the foregoing amendment he submitted
to the people, for approval at the general
dred and twenty-one. IN accordance with the
provisions of the election law.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE
Apr. ssasst
The foregoing resolution was duly passed.
majority "a Of all the Senators elected voting
By order of the Senate.
JEREMfAH WooD,
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY.
The. foregoing resolution was duly passed.
:. majority of all the members elected to the
Il. e. MACHoLD.
STATE or NEW YORK
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY OF STATE. Ss-'
have compared the preceding copy of con-
current resolution with the original resolut on
on file in this office. and do hereby certify
that the same is correct transcript there
from and Of the whole thereof
GIVEN under my hand and the seal of
office. of the Secretary of State, at
H. 81 the city Of Albany. this first day of
July N the year one thousand nine
hundred and twenry-one
JOHN j. LYONS.
Secretary OF State.
FIVE
EXPLANATTON.-Ma in italics is new
matter in brackets [ ] is old law TO be ON tied.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
ALBANY. july l, 1921.
Pursuant to the provisions of section two
hundred ninety-five of the Elect n Law. notice
s 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 fer the pur-
pose. of voting thereon at the next general
election to be held on the eighth day Of No.
vember. nineteen hund~od and twcn.y-ope
JOHN J. LYONS
Secretary of Stats.