Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-31
LAWS OF R. ISLAND.

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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Il, General .AssemNy, January Session, 1889.
AN ACT in amendment Of an act passed at
October session, A. ID. 1886, entitled San
act to provide Cor the disposition of the pro-
portion OF the money of the United States
to be deposited with this State, by virtue
Of an act Of Congress, entitled "An act to
regulate the depositcs Of the public money
approved June %, 1896: and also to pro-
vide for the appropriation of the interest
arising from said money"
BE Il enacted ky the General .assembiy a.
.foliotcs:
SECTION 1. Whenever any moneys de-
posted with any bank under the provisions
of said act shall be voluntarily relipquished
by such bank or whenever any such mon
eys shall be withdrawn by the commissioners
for any cause specified in said act, except
for repayment to the United States tho
commissioners arc hereby authorized, upon
application by the town or city treasurer OF
any town or city in this State, duly authori-
zed for that purpose, to loan TO such town or
city, any portion Of such deposite fund so re-
such trcasurers shall give bond to said com
nissioners, conditioned as follows: TO pay
interest thereon at the rate OF five per cent,
on the second Monday of Apri! annually: to
pay the whole or such part Of the sum loaned
as moy be required by the commissioners for
the purpose of repayment to the u. States |;
to pay the whole or such part thereof as may
be at any time required by act Of the Gene
raj Assembly: and conditioned also, to en-
ploy said money so received to the purposes
of education exclusively.
! SEC. 2. The sum loaned to any such town
or city shall not exceed the proportion to
which such town or city would be entitled
according to the ratio of population prescrib-
cd in the act entitled "an act to establish
public schools" and the acts in amendment
thereof
SEC. 3. Whenever any moneys returned
or Withdrawn as aforesaid, shall not be ap'
| Piled for in whole or in part us aforesaid,
within five days Of the time OF return or with
| drawal, the commissioners are hereby au
! thorized, in their discretion, 10 place the same
or the balance thereof, in deposte with some
other bank or banks, subject TO the conditions
and limitations OF the act 10 which this is II
amendment, or to invest the same in the capi
tai stock Of some bank or banks within Thu
State. True copy--Witness.
i HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
| IAN ACT TO authoriss certain military Off.
Il GERS to take their engagements.
n BE IL enacted by the General .3ssemb!y al
foiioics:
II All military officers approved or elected al
the last May or June Session Of the General
Assembly, who have not already taken their
engagements, are hereby authorised to take
the same on their respective commissions
within thirty days from the rising Of the AS
semby at the present session, with the Same
| force and effect as if taken within the time
prescribed by law.
Il True copy-witness:
II HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Ian ACT to enlarge the limits Of the Jai
Yard in the county Of Washington.
Il BE Il enacted by the General Assembly a
Toiio,ps:
i The Jail Yard in said county shall hercaf
ter be bounded as follows, viz: Beginning q
the southwest corner Of lot of land occupies
by Thomas p. Wells; then northsrly to tn
northwest corner thereof; then easterl
along the north line thereof and the nortI
line of land of Robinson and Anthony, ant
around land lste John G. Cark's and lot o
, Doctor Thomas A. Haznrd, to the highway
J then by the east line Of the road TO the north
west corner of lot occupied by Jesse Bah
cock then around said lot and land Of Johr
i N. Reynolds to the other highway and straigh
across the same then along the south side
thereof, going around and including the house
formerly Of John p. Case and the yard attach
ed to it, to said highway again: then along
the south side thereof to the lot of jeremiah
8. Sherman; then around said lot, the lant
John T. Nichols bought Of William II. Case
and land Of Luke Aldrich to the highway on'
across the same then by the west line there
Of to Christopher Gardner's lot; then aroun'
said lot and around and along the south sid
Of the Shoe Company lot, and the lot late oc
cupied by Lewis Jansen ;and from the south
west corner Of said last mentioned lot to Ia
southeast corner Of Matthew Waite's lot
then along the south line Of said lot and tli
llvillage lots, to the southwest corner OF III
.liail lot thence as the wall runs south Of th
IITunyard lot to the factory road, and northe'
Ily by the cast line thereof to the highwa
lleading west from Kingston village; theme
to the place of beginning; including all Ia
). Hands and buildings within said bounds.
III True copy-witness
!" HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.