Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-06

1
i po.il,. 1914 so
X State Tax, 65S 50
# O, .,er Lots, 6j 90
= civil Commissions, 81 90
Il Providence aud ravtucku Turnpike, 222 Il
suplus, IL ~
/ S56,6s2 9s
\ MONIES PAID.
Salaries, $2,625 90
SrrEprs, 66l O.
/ k.pr, .enla'ivcs, 1888 OI
/ Orders of supreme Court ~ 367 ~
/ " Court al g. ilras, ,G5l ~ ! 1901 C2
/ A" Go,-.nor, i,c4H ~
! Printing, o.
| General Assembly, II, ,OO5 50
| Public SchooIs. ~ I21 81
II appropriation for Pub ie SCHOOL,, $3.50 &c
| Balance, 1878 IS
\ S59,6S2 80
| Ar, to incorporate the Puhlc Libra.
i rs Association OF Pawtucket, was read
/ and passed.
/ Petition Of Zclotes w. Holden for
/ leave 10 sell real estate rs guardian,
was granted.
There being no business on The Speak
er's table, Mr.. Fenner Brown offered
resolution, providing that, since Il e
State is now at peace with itself and all
the world, the Governor be directed to
sell tie PaiXon Gun purchased by the
II Algerlnc Government in 1912, TO shoot
down the PEOPLE with. and place the
amount o.! SD lie TO the credit Of The public
\ schools.
Mr.. Cranston wanted to know if Mr..
II Brown was in earnest.
Il Mr. Brown SAID he was, and wanted
n "A.
tee on the Militia.
The Speaker decided that the resolu-
tion was out of order, as couchcd in in-
| Irop.r Language, and rcflectirg upon
former legislature.
Mr.. Davis thought the Speakers de.
cision was plainly wrong, though he
| was hoi in favor Of the resolution.
\ Mr.. Sheffield moved an adjournment,
i aud alter the transaction Of some uuiin-
portant business Tie motion prevailed.
So the House adjourned.
I hu sday afternoon is ass gned for
/ tn" trial of private petitions.
/ THURSDAY MORNING, Oct 30.
4 SENATE.
The Senate INST AT 10 o'clock.
/ Pc itioners for IN ari to empower the
Town Council OF Smithticld 20 appoint
! scEool committee had leave to with
! draw.
The committee on tn" judiciary report
\ ed Il non-concuri ence in the vote o.! the
J House on the p tlilon OF Warren Rem
\ ing,on for restoration to civil rights aud
/ Il concurrence with the House on the pc
,ition OF Zclo,cs W. Holden, guardian,
I Tor sale o. real estate.
An act in amendment Of an act relat
I ing 10 crimes aud runishmt mis-; cOn;in
7 ucd 10 the January session.
! | elition Tor llberallon Of convict TO.
/ l05; referred TO committee on .nvicts'
| petitions.
Petition of Hannah Hazard to sell In
/ dian lands referred to the committee
on Indian affairs.
HIS Honor the Lieutenant Governor
called up the bill in relation 10 the aboli-
l ton { imprisonment Ior debt.
\ The bill was taken up by sections, and
motions OF amendments were made and
discussed. Suniry amendments were
adopted as 4 part OF The bill, when II
was reported in committee ol the whole,
and passed 10 the final reading.
\ The Sci ate I'D iOurned 10 3 i. M.
Il HOC SE.
II Mr.. Buifum presented Il resolution di-
1 rrciinr the Clerks of the Court of Com
mon Pleas aud Supreme Court 10 Bel orl
Il at the next session OF The General As
semby the amount OF fees received by
the Judg, Of said courts read and
passed.
/, PETITIONS RECEIVED ASD REFERRED.
4 To The Committee on Eindnce-Pat-
!, rick Snea, for liberation and remission
/, of fine aud costs Peter Cook, to BE- dis
II charged from Jail and from payment Of
!, fine ; Albert II. Hewitt, iol remission of
4 fine and costs.
Il II tie Commivee on Corporations
4 Gideon Dennis ei al, tor charter.
II To The CDmmiuee On COnricts Pefi-
| tioas-Nucl +. Allen, for Liberation
4 james Moran, for Liberation JOHN
| Gibbs for liberation.
i TO The Committee on Miiitid--l,cso-
luton relative to military property OF the
State.
/ ACT INTRODUCED.
Il By Mr.. Duriee An act making town
councils trustees TO hold burial grounds
referred to Committee on judiciary.
I PETITIONS GRANTED AND ACTS PASSED.
John A. Liilleield for discharge OF
recognizance.
Cook Bor en-, ct al, for charter OF
Savings Bank.
\ LAAID on THETABLE.
I Resolution of adjournment.
Il ORDER or THE DAY.
Il An act in amendment of an act cnti-
II tied an act 10 regulate the election ol
civil officers. The bill comes from the
Senate. having bten passed there at the
II june session.
II Messrs. Currey and Cranston opposed
the passage OF the bill, and Nlessrs
Shedia |, f. Browne, Butlum, p. Spen
h Ger and L. Davis spoke in favor OF il.
Il HOUSE.
Il ArTERNo n.
Il Mr.. Davis presented resolution d.
rectiug The purchase ot hooks ior the us,
of the prisoners IN the State Prison anC
H Providence County AL. Re, and re-
irrred TO the committee OF education.
H Pcti ion OF : Stillman We!ch ct AL, ioi
II II rart OF Bristol To bc set oil 10 Warren
/ Continued with order oi noilce.
II ACTS lSTRoOuC
Il BY Mr.. Shcifield-An act in amend
ment of an act entitled an act in relation
to the Supreme Court X, al and re-
Il ferred IL the committee on the Judiciary
Il By MIR. Sheiiicld-An act in amend
ment Of the act prescribing tie io'ms o
wrts aud manner of serving them. whlcl
II repcaIs the law allowing appeals iron
II n A Il