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(EfffletHp June 30, 1917) tjBort Mprrick for N«w York and lnti«rni«llatp utatlonR: Week-dsyB .6 1«. 5.52. 6.38, 16.54, 17.17, a7.28, 8 00, ii.ia. II..S2. 10.12 a. tn., 12.13, 1.30, 3.08, 4.17. 6.18, 6.33. 8.13, 11.14 p. m. 8un- atym- (i.il, 8.20. 9.22 a. m. 12.28, 2.48, 4.M, B.33, 7.07, 8.40, 9.46. 11,17 p. m. Ittioro Frppport for Npw Vork, Penn- fiylranla Rtalioo and Brooklyn. Week- tttfo- 5,20 ,5,1)6, 6.42, 16.58, 17.22, e7,43, S.04. f8.17, 8.5<, 19.51. 10.17 ft. tn.; 12.19, 1 34, 3.1.3, 4,21, 5.01, 5.42, If6.2], «.8». 8.16, 9.19, 11.18 p. m. Sunday «.61. 824. 9.26 a. m.; 12.32, 2.B2, 4,36. 6,87, 7 11, 8.44. 9.60, 11.21 p. m
LrfMiTp Freeport for AmltyTllle, liabylon. Patchogue and Intermediate •taUona: Week-days - na4,44, 6.50, t.ltO. ad.Sl, 11.53 a. m : al.46, nl.26, aa2.22, 82.39, 2.44, a3.r>8. aS.Ol. a5.5S, milO. 16.38, Ia7.06, 7.46. a8.03, ft9.07 all.20 p. m.; 12.17, a2.22 nlKbta. Sun- ktrm—(i.3\, a9.22, 10.56 a. m.; 12.34, 2.M. e3.54, a5.44, a7.08, a9.02, 11,14 p. m.: al2.17, al.69 night.
Ijoofo New York. Pennsylvania Sta¬ tion, for Kreeport, Merrick and prin¬ cipal Inlermedlate Htatlonn: Week- <Uya--a3.60. c5.64, 7.04 . 8.36, 11.00 a. m.: 812.40. 12.C2. nl.32. 81.52. 2.00, S.OO. 4.07, ct4.48. 6.00, ct5.17, 15.33, 16.64. 16.15, 6.50. 7.10, 8.10, 10.25. 11.30 p. m.: 1.30 nl(?ht Sundays—1.30, 8.25, 8.08. 10.17, 11.34 p. m.; 12.54 nlRht.
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RECOVERING STATE LANDS
Making Lands Under Water a
Valuable Asset Instead of
an Extensive Liability.
MILLIONS IN CLAIMS/
Lad Attorney Oeneral Lewia te Pre¬ pare a New Law That Nulllflea Granta Whers Conditions Hsvs Net Been Complied With—Actlent to R* cover Valusbis Land.
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As a renult of th« experlencs ot tho Btate in litigation growLog out of sranta of land under water whereby tne atate atood to loss over two mil¬ lion dollara, Attorn«y General Lewia prepared a bill wblch waa paaaed by tb« Leglalalure and alcned by Gover¬ nor Whitman, becomlac Chapter 308 of the Lawa of 1917.
The atate owns several bundred mr.ea of land under watsr, and appll- cattons are made from tlma to time by Individuals and corporation* tor crant« of this land for commercial, ag¬ ricultural and other purpoaea Moat of the grant! ars made on the oondltlon that certain ImprovemenU be made within a npeclQed time Sometimes theaa Improvements have been made and aometlmes they have not Interest* of the State Were Not Pro¬ tected.
Litigation over Und taken by the Btate for barge canal terminals ron- Tlnced Ihe Attorney Oeneral that tho Interoflt* of the people of fhe state were not adequately protected by the hitt governing tho granting of land under water. In December. 1914, the Old Hoard of ("lalma, which preceded tho present ('ourt of (MalmB. mada two awards to rlaimants holding grant.H of land undor water, which land had been takf^n by the ntate for barge canal purpoKes. In one case the award was $l,iiSl,0OO and intoresl and In ttic other $8t>l,i)(ia. AttornRy (Jen- rt-iil VVo()dl)ury lu 1915 appealed from th(> Judgnienl of award jn each case. and tne matter has been In the courtii evor fiinco. with a prospect of the Btato saving a large part of the money originally awarded.
Conditions Not Complied With.
In both of these cases the claims for the value of land under water cov¬ ered land which the state had granted for a trifling consideration upon the condition that the grantees sJiou'.d within a certain definite time make certain Improvements upon the land eo granted, which condition, tho ttate claims, waa not complied with.
To Protect the State'a Interests.
For the future protection of tho state In cases of thla kind, Attorney Ceneral Lewis prepared the present law. which makea it the dutr of the Secretary ot State annually to prepare and deliver to the State Engineer a ll»t of all grants of land under water which contain conditions to be com¬ piled wltJj within nxed periods of time. The State Engineer Is required toy this law to examine the land* cov¬ ered by each of such granta for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not there has been a compliance with Buch terms and to certify to ths Attor¬ ney Oeneral a list of all such gnanta oontalulng conditions wbidi have not beea performed.
Suits to Recover Lands.
Tho Secretary of State ha* prepared BU(rli a list, and the SUte Engineer has completed the examination of the lands certified to him and has found that in Richmond county alone there are 118 Rrants, the prantees of which have failed to comply with the condi¬ tions, with the result tliat the At¬ torney Is now preparing the papers lo commence action for the recovery of the lands.
In oonnectioM with this work the State Engineer haa provided for tlie standardization of map« of lands un¬ der water, to be Bubmltted when appli¬ cation ia made/for a grant. Hereto¬ fore grants wbre made upon maps prepared by the applicant and were not alwaya uniform in the data fur- nish-od. Now all maps are prepared by the State Engineer, insuring uni¬ formity and accuracy, but are paid (or by the applicant.
As a result of the enforcement of ths sew Uw the state will recover a large amount of land under water on which the conditions elated In the grant have not been compiled wltb and will be protected against a repe¬ tition of auch cases aa ths ooss now In litigation. Safegaardlng a Vaat Improvement.
The states of New Tork and New Jeraey ars now engaged tn examining the water fronts of those two atates with a view to Improving and dsvelop- <ng th* commercial poBsiblUUes of New York city making It the greatbst p6rt on the American continent If not the greatest in the world If the stats can. mn a result of the legislation pre¬ pared by Attorney General Lswl*, re¬ claim lauds uuder water and contslb- ute them In aid of this nsw dsvelop- meat it wtll greatly redues ths cost ludlriduals to vbom crania ef laad ander water have been made will aut. If the state be succesMful in Ita ao- tlons. ^e in a position to file claims agala^t tbs state or t^ie oity for the recerery of targe suiSb for the «bJus «r the laada necsssary (or harhor de- vei«p«ient
Hereafter ^hso a graM ot laad ««- 4sr water is made oim^ttteaed ayoa oertala tapivvemenits thoae laiprewe- ¦leat^ miU have to b« aMUle wlUta the ttme speciflwi er the graat tttk he otmcoiAot ead ih* laad revert te tkm
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LEGAL HOnCES
-NKW YORK SIPUKMK COITIT COUNTY or HASSAU H. Annie Armatrong and James Blls* Coombs, as Executors of the laat Will aod Testament of Roland D. Ariastronr, deceaaed, PlataUCs,
Ratliara Twiner and Dtnlel tAiiOT, Defendants.
In pursuance of a judpnent of fore- omjinre and sals, duly ttltdtt Bnd en¬ tered in the above entitled artlon and Tirarinif datp the 2nrt dsy of Ortoher, ml?. I, th-e undersigned, referee In !<ald Jurtjfment named will sell at pub¬ lic suction to the highest bidder, at the ("ourt House, at Mineola, Nassau County, Nrw York, on the 28th day of November, 1911. at 10.30 orloc:k A. .M.. the premisefl described in said judgment to be sold and there¬ in described sp follows: All those plots, piece?" or parcel of land as described nn a certain map, known as "Map of First Section of Property situate at HlckBvlUe, Nas- fl.qu County, I/ong Island, owned by the Cantlaque Development Com¬ pany," snd filed In the ofUce of the C'lerk nf the County of Nassau, aa follows: I/ot.H seven, (7), Eight, (8), Nine, (9). Thlrty-fotir, (34). Thlrty- flve. (S5), Thlrty-fllx, (.^6). Thirty- seven, (37). and Thirty-elRht, (38), in Block One; lx)ts Six (6), Seven, (7), Kight, (8). and Nine, (9), In Block Three; Ixits Four, (4), Five, (."it, Six, (6),^nd Thirteen. (13). In Block Fourteen. Together with all the rlRht, title and interest of the defendants of, in and to the streeta or avenups lying in front of and ad¬ joining said premises to the centre lines thereof. Dated. Octot>er 16, lftl7.
BDWARD B. THOMPSON. Referee RiniS T. ORIOOS. Attorney for Plaintiffs, Offlce and P. O. Address,
.'11 Nassau Street,
New Vork City.
LROAI, WOTfTR*.
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roUNTY rOlRT, NAS.SAU COINTT
I.KNa JACKSON, Plaintiff,
against T.OIJKSK, A WKBKR; THK WIDOW, if any, and all the heirs at law, devisees and leg- alecs and as.sigrnees of (Charles Koehler, decoased, if any, and tlieir rcspertivp hu.^hands and wHes, If any. all of whose names are unknown to plaint¬ lfrs nnd all other pf^rsons hav- iiu; or rlaiiriini? t'> have any iniore.'^t in or lion upon tho premises des-fribod in a inort- Kiit;e I'leorried in Xa.sHau Coun¬ ty Clerk's ofTlre in I.iber 221 'if iiinrt.t,n,Ki-.s. pa^'e 1!i7, on May 1, ll»i;i, derived nnder oi- iluniiKh the s.iid Cliurles Koeh¬ ler. deceased, .siitis.ciiienl lo tli<' .said iiinrtKiif;*';
Defendants. 'I'n the ahove r.-niierl defendants:
YOi; ARR HF.HIORY SCMMONED to anKW(>r ihc roiiiphiint in this .ic- tion, aud lo serve a copy of your an¬ swer on the Plaintiff's Attorney with¬ in twenty days after the service of this .snniuions, exclu.sive of the day of service; and in ease of your fail¬ ure to appear, nr answer, jiidprment will be taken against yon hy default, for the relief demanded in the com¬ plaint. Dated September ^^, IiU".
P:DGAR JACKSON, Attorney for Plaintiff, Offlce and P. 0. Address, Freeport Bank Building,
Freeport, Nassau County, New York. To the widow, if any, and all the heirs at law, devisees and legatees and assignees of Charles Koehler, de¬ ceased, if any, and their respective husbands and wives, if any, all of whose names are unknown to plain¬ tiff, and all other persons having or claiming to bave any interest in or lirn upon the premises described in a mortRage recorded in Nassau Coun¬ ty Clerk's office in Liber 221 of mort¬ gages, page 197. on May 1, 1913, de¬ rived under or through the said Charles Koehler, deceased, subse- qnent to the said mortgaRc; the fore¬ going summons Is .served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of Ilondrable I.iewis J. Smith, County Jnd.ce of Nas.sau County, datcMl the 4th day of October, 1917. and flled in the offlc e of the Clerk of Nassau Coun¬ tv with the complaint.
KDGAR JACKSON, Atlorney for Plaintiff, Offlco and P. 0. Address, Frooport Bank Building,
Fieoport, Nassau County, ' New York.
the 8«»cond Judicial District In ths plane of William J. Carr, decsased.
A Member of Assembly, from th« First AsasmMy District, comprising the Town of Hempstead, Nnasau Connty. in the place of Thomas A. Mr'WhlHney.
A Member of Assembly, from th« Second AaT<emb1y District, romprls* InR th«> Towns of North Hempstssd anl Oyster Ray, Nassau County, new district created In the year 1917.
A Sohool Director for the Town rtf Hempstead, in the place nf William A. Towner.
A .<<<:hnol Director for the Tftwn of North Hempstead In the place of Ku¬ gene W. Dentnn.
A School Director for the Town of Oyster Bay in the place of Henry W. rnderhlll.
Alrstnwt of PrnposiHl Amendment Nnmher One
At the said General Klection there will be submitted to the people for approval, the following proposed amendment to Section One of Article Two of the Constitution, hereinafter deslgnatel as Amendment Nunber One, conferring equal suffrage npon women.
Abstmrt of rroposed Amendment Number Two
At the said Oeneral Election there will be submitted to the people for approval, the following proposed nmendinent to Section Ten of Article Kight of the Constitution, hereafter designated as Amendment number Two, extending to all citiea of the first class the provlsiona now appli¬ cable to the City of New York, that debts Incurred after the flrst day of January nineteen hundred and four to provide for the supply of water, shall be excluded in asreilaining the debt limit of such cities.
All whose terms of offlce will ex¬ pire on the last day of December next. Given under my hand and y.va\ ot offlce of Secretary of State, at the City of Albany, this 6th day of September, in tho yoar one thousand nine hundred and Bovchteon. FRA.N'CIS M. HCGO.
Seeretaiy of Slate.
«au, at the Surrogate's offlce *t Min¬ eola, In the County of Nassau, on the 27th day of Octoher. 1917 at nine o'clock in the forenoon of that day why the said Will and Testament .•should not be admitted to probate ss a WIII of resl and personsi property. In Tesflmony Whereof We hayp caused the seal of the Surrogate'a Court of our said County of Nassau to be hereunto affixed. Witness, HON. LKONE D. L. S. HOWELL, Surrogate of our
said (Cotinty of Nassau, st the Surrogate's OfHce, st Mineola, in the said Coim¬ ty, the 17th day of Septem¬ ber, one thousand nine huri- rtred and seventeen.
EDWIN W. WEEKS, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
Notice General
electing
electing
electing Works, electing
is nlso piven that, at the i;ieelion to be hold on tho Tiiesdiiy succoodini; tlio lirst Monday in Novemher, 1917 (.Novcinber 6th), Ihe following offl(!es may be lawfully voted for by the elecuirs of the City of Glen Cove, in tho Town of Oyster Bay, to wit:
For thf purpose of Mayor.
For tho puipose of
Commissioner of Finance
For the puiiJoso of
Commiissoner of Public
For the purpose of
Commissioner of Public Safety
For the purpose of electing Commissioner of Accounts.
For the purpose of electing Assessor (4 year term).
For the purpose of electing two Assessors (2 year terms).
For tht. purpose of electing a Supervisor.
For the purpose of electing a City Judge.
Dated this SOth day of August, 1917. GEORGE E. RAYNOR , WILLIAM H. SEAMAN. CHARLES WEEKS.
Commission for the pur¬ pose of holding and con¬ ducting special election on the charter referendum, the flrst primary. If any, and the first general mu¬ nicipal election in the
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PUBLIC NOTICK
No. 11072
TREASIRT DEPARTMETT
OfBce of Cnmptt^ller of the f^nrrency
Washington, D. C, August 31, 1917.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evi¬ dence presented to the undersigned. It has been made to appear that
"THK PITWT NATIONAL BANK OF BELLMORE" In the Village of Bellmore, In the County of Naasau and State of New York, has complied with all the pro¬ visions of the statutes of the United States, required to be complied with before an association shall be author¬ ized to commence tbe business of banking:
NOW THEREFORE, I, Thomaa P. Kane, Acting Comptroller of the Cur¬ rency, do hereby certify that
-THK FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BELLMORE" in the VillaKe of Bellmore in the County of Nassau and State of New York, is authorized to commence the business of banking as provided In Section Fifty-one Hundred and Sixty Nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
IN TESTIMONY W^HERIOOF witness tny hand and seal of (Seal) offlce this thirty-flrsi day of August, 1917. (Signed) T. P. KANE, Acting Comptrollrr nf the ('urrency. I
NOTICK TO CKKIIFTOK.S j
Pursuant to an order of HON. LKONE D. HOWELL, Surrogate of i tho County of Nassau, notice is here- j by given to all persons having claims ' Hgainst John Schlo>.'el, late of th<; I Town of Hempstead, in the said coun- ' ty, deceased, to present the same with ! tho vnucliers th(>reof, to tho subscrih- I or tho executor of the last "Will and i Tostament of said deceased, at her ' pl.-ico of transacting business at tho j ollico of George .Morton l.evy, Free- port, Now York, nn or before the first day of January next. j
Dated. .Mineola, .\. Y., June 48. 1917. : AMANDA SCHI^GEL. I George Morton Levy, Executor. '
Attorney for Kxecutor, I
1-7 Railroad Avonue, Freeport, N. Y.
>OTH i: 10 UREDtTOllS
Pursuant to an order of HON. LEOM' D. HOWELL, Surrogate of the ( ounty of Nassau, notice Is here¬ by given to all persons having claims against BERNARD LENNON, late of tbe Town of Hempstead, In the said county, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the sub¬ scriber the administrator of the goods, chattels and credits of said decieased, at hi3 place of transacting business at the ofSce of George Morton Levy, Preeport, New York, on or before the 15th day of December next
Dated, Mineola, N. Y., May 23, 1917. HENRY S. LENNON.
Administrator. City of Glen Cove pursuant! Georpc Morton I.«vy, to the provisions of Chap-1 Attorney for Administrator, ter 787 of the Laws of 1-7 Railroad Avenue,
1917. i Freeport, N. Y.
rONCURRENT RESOH'TIONS
We, the Custodian of Primary Records in and for the County of Nassau, do hereby certify that we have compared tbe annexcdd with the original notice flled and record¬ ed in our offlco September Gth, 1917, and that the same is a true and cor¬ rect transcript
of said original. i ^e'^ *»<' "cUon two hundred ninety-five of the
In Teslimonv Whereof, we' J""""" i^*. "o*'" »" »'««»>y glita that the |
i followinK propoHd unendinoiit to Hctlun on* ot I
CJIK. ''f^ -
IZTV.AirAT'OIt.-Mttt.tr la UoUto il anrt ¦iKtt«r In brackrta [ ] U old inattrr to b* omlttod.
BTATK oy NEW YORK, OFFIUE OF THJ( |
Secretao' of SUte, AltMny, July 1%, 1917.—Pur- |
luant to tbe provlirions of lection on* of trticl* '
thereof of the#(VholC fourteen of the Coiwlltutlon of the State of Ne* j
(Seal)
Whereof, have hereupon set our hands \ and afflxed the seal of said
1 article two at the C'linatiiution of the iiate ol Ntw
Tork wUl be aubnUtted to the peoplt for tha par-
Custodians of Primary Rec- poae of yotlnj thereon, at the next general eleo-
NOTICE OF rilBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the Village of Fieeport, N. Y., will hold a public hearing in its Village Offlce on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 191T, AT 5 P. M. on the written application made on behalf of Freeport Railroad Company for the consent of said Board to said Company temporarily suspending op¬ eration of its street railroad to June 1, 1918, at which hearing any person favoring or objecting to such appli¬ cation may appear and be heard. Dated October 3, 1917. By order of Board of Trustees of the
Village of Freeport, N. Y.
S. P. SHEA. Village Clerk.
ELECTION NOTICE
Nassau County, New York
General Election November 6th, 1917.
State of New York,
Office of the Secretary of State. Albany, New York, September 6, 1917
To the Custodian of Primary Rec¬ ords of the County of Nassau.
Notice Is hereby given that at the General Election to be held In thla state on the Tuesday succeeding the first oMnday n November next (No¬ vember 6th), the following offices may be lawfully voted for, to wit:
An Attorney-General in the plaee of Merton E. Lewis, elected by legisla¬ ture vice Egburt E. Woodbury.
An AsBoclate Judge of the Court of Appeals in the place of Chester B. Mclxiughlln.
An Asaoclate Judge oi the Court of Appeals Id the place of Benjamin N. Cardozo.
A Justice of the Supreme Court for tbe Second Judicial District la thm plaee wf Qarrat J. Oiarretsoa.
A Justice of tha Suprama Oourt (or th« 8«coDd Judicial District !¦ tJtm plao* of WUUam J. Wtllf.
k Jtakkm tl tk* kttprmmo C««rt tor
ords this 17th day of Sep¬ tember, one thousand nine hundred and seventeen. I^WRENCE E. KIRWIN.
President. CHARLES U. STOWE,
Secretary. Custodians of Primary Records.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW TORK To Hannah M. McCullough, Wil¬ liam F. Parker, Edgar W. Par¬ ker, Donald Parker, Marian Wright Leonorah Clough. Dan¬ iel W. Parker, Isabelle Oreene, Florence LaFavor, Hazel R. Herder. Geary M. Parker. Kath- THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK To Pauline Fassnacht, Carl Fass- nacht, Maria Goepplnger, Lina Kauftman, Louise Reicberter, Julia Hummel, Robert Kuhn, Marie Buck, I..cna Staudinger, Elizabeth Stelnmayer, Gerhard Gustav Stelnmayer, Magdalena Dorothea Spanagel and Wil¬ helm Stelnmayer, send greet¬ ings:
Wh^l^as, Charles A. Schilling, re¬ siding at Ilo<-kaway Reach, iu the Borough of Queens, City and State of New Ifork, Rosa F^ple, who resides at 32U Meadow Road, Rutherford, New Jersey, and Mary Hecht, who resides at 2016 Seventh Avemie City and State of New York, have lately applied to the Surrogate's Court ot our County of Nassau, to have a certain instru¬ ment tn writing bearing date the twenty-flfth day of March, nineteen hundred aud nine, relating 1^ both real and personal property duly proved as the laat WUl and Testament of Jobn P. Faasuacbt, deceased, who was at th* time of hia death a reaident tff Valtey Stream, to said County *!
Tksretore, you. and aach at you. ars eltad to show onus* bsfora Um S«r- f*>al«'* Otmrt ot our Ctmmtr ml Hmt-
tlon to be held on the alxth day of Novenbar, 181T. FRANCIS U. Hb'UO, Secretary of State. AUKNDUENT NUMBER ONE.
OoiMTurrent Reaolution o( tba Senate and Awem- bly propoainx an aineixlmant to eection one ot article two of the OonaUtuUoo. tn raUtioa ta qualiiloatlon of votera.
Section 1. BeaolTad (C the Senate oonstnr), Tbat aectlcn Mt of article two af Um eonaUtwtloa be amended to read aa foUowei
S«>tlon 1. Eierf [maU] dtlMB «l tha af* of twenty-one yeara, who aiaU haye been a rttiT.an fbr Binatr daya, aad aa tahabttant at tUf aUte ena ymmi next prcorUinc an etectiun, and lur tke Uat four moatha a rwaldaot of tbe eovBty and (or the laat thirty daya a raaldeat at tha •laatlaa diatiict in whlA ba or fka oiay oAar Ul ar har vote, ahall ba aotitled te vote at auch aiaoCtoB •¦ the eleatloa tfUtilct el whieh ha mr aha *aa at the tiaaa ka a reaidaal, aad aot abavttara, for aL* efllceia that now are er hata- aftar aaay ka alecUre bjr tha people!;], aad opea an <!¦—Iluiia whieh may be aubmlttad ta tha vota n Iha peapta. prat>id«« htMoaoar ttat • eUtman tf mtorrtofm ahall haaa »«•• M trnttmbltmot af fka C7ia4MI ttatat tor torn ptorm; aad pnrvWad that la Una of war ae alaetar ia tbe aatual ¦ilkarr aarrtoe at the alBta, ar ef tha UoKad Kate*, ta tha trao o tomf thanel, ihtU ba ttvfl'imt el bU er kar rata kr raaaon ml hla tr tmr abaeaca fe'oai wek elaetlaa dlatilcti aod fhe le*laUtwre Aall kaM power to provide tha ¦aiuter la which aad tke ttnaa and place at which iuch abaant elerton way vote, and far tha return Md caavaaa ol their votea Id the electtea dlatrlcta la which they raepecUvely lealda
I r Kaaolred (tl tha Senate oodcw), IWt tha lerecoinc ameadmcat be aubmlttad ta tha people far apprwral at the reo'nl elecUoa te be held la tbe year ainetaen hundred and aereotaaa, ia aeaoidaaoa with tbe pieTtalaao of the eleetioa law.
MaU of Mew Yerk, tu aaaeaably, rah. St, 1U7.—Titta raeplvtioa waa dvly paaaed. a ma)erity al aU tka meinban aleuted le the Aaeiinbly veUnf ta lanr thereuf. IhreeSnha balnc prearaL Dy Older ol tha AmioMj, TUAPOEtn C.
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¦erratary ef Stata, Albany, tnlf II, ItlT Per'i ¦nant te the pre*1a1ene of aartlett nea al trtittm taartam el the reaatlliiUoit of th* State nl >«ew Terk, and arrtlaa tw« hiradr*4 ninety^** el the Blertlon Imtt, intlet la barekr gittn tket tke fsllewinc propoerd aeiendmeat to ttntlee ttm el trtlrlf et(lit ef the Oonatltottod al the alaCe el Sew Tork will be eebmltted to tJM pMiple fnr the yurpnea ol vAtinf thfrrnn at tb* fie«t cMHwal •leptlon In thia atate to he held oei the Mk day a( SoTember, ISIT rHANOIS H HtrOO, al Suu
Aiir.NnwitNT NtnniKit two.
Cononrrntt Itneelntlnii nf tha Mmnta Mnbly prepoaint aa amendn el article #<cht ef Ihe CnnatltwHeii. hi rtlatlea le HmltaUen nf Indehtedneea ol ciUM.
Seetlea I ReaolTad (If the aaaSluh||r aaaiw). That aectlan tm el artIHe elfht a< the aaaaMlw- Hen he ammd*d U road aa fellowa:
I 1*. Ne comity, dty, lawn ar vlllata mmti bataaftar (Ito any money er properti. er lean Ita ateney or crwHt te ar In aM al aap Indl' Hdaal, aaaoctatlon er rorperatton, ar directty et Indirectly th* ewner el Mm* In, w bonda at. any aeeselallaa ar narpaaaflaai aat Shall any in«<fc rwonty, elty. aDawad te (nenr aay la aawrty, dty, tewa ar vUUfe ¦aetlen ahall mat prrTent aaeh aaoBty, aM ar Tillage frnm aakl^ ioah paiitalan iM er aapiwrt el lla peat aa tmmf ta aa hy law. Ne onnaty am tttf AaB ba W hiraia Indebted fer au panasi ar |B ft womott to an amont wWak, ladaihw mikk^ Mabtadaeaa, ahall eaeead lan par aanlaa tl ttt aaaeaaad Talnatien el Ihe raal aetata «l aemty ar dty c<ib)e«<t te tasaUaa, aa tt hv the aawaaiiwwt-relh el aald taiaitr ¦ the laat aaaaaament far atate ea aoaal* «MM prior U the Incurrlaf el aoeh ladeMaMMi mi aU ladahtednea la omm at aaah llHMMaa, eitept aueh aa now may aiat, ahall ba ttto ImUly Told, rseept aa hareia etkarwiaa piirldii. Ne oavnty or elty wheaa praaant ladabtaMaa axeaoda tea par centum ol the aaaaawd valaMla* al Ita real eaUU aub|eat te laxattaa, tttt tm allowed to become Indebted tn aay (arthar amount nnUI auch Indebtednea ahall he ridlMid •Ithia Mch limit. Thla aectlea ahan aet he aa» ttnwd te pment the iaailiw ot uaUSaataa al Indebtednrae or rerenue beada laaaad ia aatMpa- Hon ef the collection ef taxea er naMonti aataal- ly contained ar te be contained in tha taaai kO the year when auch cerUfleataa are laaued and payable out ol to prevent the city of New Tork Sraaa laaolag bonda ta l>e redeemed out ef the tax lary lar the year next auereedinc tha year ol thetr laaia, provided that the amount of auoh bonda wMeh may be Imucd In any on* year in exeaaa al the Ilmitatlona herein oontained ahall not axoead one-tenth of ena par centum ol the aaaeaaad valuation of the real eetate ol aald dty aiihleet to taxation. Nor ahall thli taction be eonetrued lo prevent the laaue ef bonda to provide lor the aupply of water; bat the term of the beada laaued to provide for the aupply ol water, in exceee of tha limitation of indebtedoeaa Ixad herein, ahall not exceed twenty yeera, and • aiti1<tng fund uliall be created on the inning ef the nid bonda for thrir redemption, by rail- Inr annualW a aum which will produce aa amount equal to the aum ol the principal and interest of naid Imnda at tbelr maturii)-. Alt certiflratPi of Indebtedneaa or revenue bonda iaaupd In anttripatioa ol the collection of laxra, which are not retired within Sve yean ttitt their date of laaue, and bonda laaued te provide tor the aupply ol watar, and aay awt hereaftrr Incurred by any portloa or pert al a eity, it Uiere ahall be any aodi d*t. ahall ha tnctaded b aaccrtainlnc tlia poirw tl tha atty to haeema otherwiae Indebted; neapt that 4albta laowrad by [the] any dty [al Raw T«k] if ttt irtt eiott alter tke Snt ttf tt Jmammrf, nlnateta iraadrad aad four, aad ttttm lauwiad br aV dty ol the aeeond alaa alt« tha tiat Ap* al Jaaaaiy. niaataaa Wa*ad and alckt. aad d*ta laearTtd by aay dty M tha third aia« altar tha Irat day ol Jaanaiy, nttttato haadnd and tea, to pravlda lar tha aapplr ad watar. riatt nat he ae hteladadi aad Miapt tartbrf that aay debt haraaftar iaeanad bp tha a<^ al Daw Tark tar a pabMa iaipra«*a«t annMd w to ba owned br tha alty. whkh ytdte ta aantat nat lataaaib altw tblat aay anewanot tar rapafia aad ¦atatanaaaa tha dty to BaMa, ia mwmtm ml aaid debt aad «l ¦ly lor Ita avottiMtiaa tatf to aridadad I*' aaaarlalnlna Ika paww al aOd tttj to haaMS atharwiia tndabtad. pravidad that a dahl^ taad laa Ito amortlaattaa *aU bare baaa aMaMhhtd and mafaitaiaad and that tha laiibtadai Mall not be n azdiidad duriaf tay period el tt«a whan the rarcnna aforaadd Shall not ba taS- dent to equal tha taid iattrad and aatoitlMHia inatalmanta, and except tartbv that aay tadabt* edneta heretofore lacmrad by tiM dty tt Maw Tork for asy rapid tnodt ar doak lavMtaiint raay ba at excluded propoitlaaataly ta tha aataat to which the cnrraat aet rtvcnna reodved by add dty therefroan ahall meet tha Inf tied and amortlaatlon Inatalmcnta therrol, prodded that any Increaae In tht debt Incurrtnf powar d tha dty ol New York which ahall reault t^oai tha exclualon ef debto hcretdore Incurred Mall ba available only for the acqahritlsn or oonttrartlea of propertlee to be need for rapid tnuMtt or dock porpoeea. The Itfialatnre ahall praaoriba the method by which aud tha terma aad ooadl- tiona under which the amavnt d any debt to ka ao ezdudad ahall be determined, aad no atcb debt ahall be excluded except la aooordaaaa wUb tha determination ao praaciihed. Tka lagidataia may In Ita dlacretloa eoatar apprapriato |aritdto> tion an tha appdlato dlvldaa d tha taprtaM oourt to tha Srd )udidd dtpartmaad lar tka purpoee d detorminiar tha ainanBt ol aa^ debt to be ta excluded. Ne IndaMadaaaa d a dip vaUd at tha tlaaa d Itt laoaptloa ihaU that*' attar baooma tovalld by raaaon d d any d the provtdaaa d thto ever tha boundailea d aay dty aia tha anat w thoae d -a eeanty. ar wbaa aay ctty Matt tf dade wltUa tto beaadiriM Htia thaa taa aeonty, the power d aar aaatty whaUjr lajatad wlthla tuch dty bad tha debt d
diall net, fer tha pM^ild d rachanadMa part al tha dty d*t. haraaftar to ba miatd Ir ta* li dty pun ina, la aay el a««r m any aath dty pravtdlat Id
exiatlac debt, tfiaU aet la Iha te aay aaa yaar twa p* a«ld* al <h* eM valvattta d tha taal toi pdSMal mttti tt eonnty « atty. ta ha saartdaad aa to thiaatatlaa to ra*>tM to eta*^ •*
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teen, ta alacMea law.
Stoto d Raw Tot*, la liaata Aprtl t, MT.—j Tha lar«aiiW raaalatlaa WM dair pansad, a aa*! I larlty d aU tha *aaataM tiadtd mlla* to toaar' therad. By ttdar al tha liwla ¦. B. MOWN. I
Mate d Mew Tork, ta haaato, MarM U, MIT.'-Thla raaehatlea waa duly paaaeil, a maiorlt^ d aB tke Saaaton elasted ttmitloo to Uvor there- d, Ihawa-SIIha b«li« praatal By ardar d tbt
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¦toto d Mtw Tat^ (Mtot W tha Saaaitoar til •toto. a.: I hava iiaitrtd Iha itmMas aapr' et eoaonmnt laaiallai alth tha dllasl aaa-, cuiraat rwitotlaB aa Sto ta thk tfltaa. aad f da' heraky ewtUy that the HMt li a eaaaad Ina-, •cvipt Ihinha^ mod ml tha irtato MMeaal Otoaa aadw ttf toad aad tha aad al «•« ef tka fcr, tatory d Mato el She rfir «< AMmt. Ms «iriMb dnydMy. taMhayMrdear Uad, ttm thaa-l ¦ad Mae bw»il a*d litiMuS 0% al WUiM-'.
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