Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

printed in the Schedule.
Resolution directing the General
Treasurer 10 refund tax To the town OF
South Kiugsiown and resolution for
payment OF additional compe salIon TO
ncwspnp'r re ior ublish.ng rullc laws.
Referred to Committee on Fininre.
Act 10 prevent certain animals from
going n, large. Resolve IN relation TO
the marking out ol public oyster beds.
Referred TO Commi;lcc on the Judicia-
ry.
Adjourned to Thursday morning at
100 clock
HousE.--lhe House met at 3 3o'clock
The Speaker in The Chair.
A resolution was passed paying ten
dollars additional compensation TO tie
several newspapers publishing the laws
o. the State during the year 1892.
An act to prevent certain animals go
ing at large in The town Of Newport
Read aud passed.
Adjourned ill 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
THURSDAY MoRNiHG Feb. 10.
SENATE. The Senate net at 10 o.
clock, His ExrcIeucy the Governor in
the chair.
Act relative TO the time Of closing the
polls in Newport. Concurr'd in with
an amendment, requiring them TO be
closed IL, s o'cock in the evening.
Petition of Town Council Of Newport
ia relation to Jewish Synagogue Fund.
Concurrcd in.
Act in relation 10 paving streets in
Newport. Non-con, uIrcd in.
Mr.. L. L. l.az ,rd moved tina; lis res
o!ution for The final adjournment on Sat.
urday, be taken up. On call Of the
Senate, the noiion was lost, by "A vote
OF IL t. II.
Order of notice upon petition for char
ter OF Lippi,t Manufacturing Company
for Bank on Block Island, and f'r Val
ley Falls Company. Concurred in with
amendment.
Adj urncd to Friday morning at 10
O'Clock.
iloUsr.-Thc House met at 10 o.
clock, the Spcake7 in the chair.
Mr. Comslock gave notice that TO.
morrow he should ask leave to intro
duce an act ~ addition 10 an act tnll-
tied an act for the more eiTectual eu
preston oi drinking houses and tipplimg
shops.
Petition OF Isaac Hathaway 10 To-
cate Il windmill. Granted and act pass.
ed.
An act Tor ,hc protection Of private
Libraries. Read and rejected.
Resolution relative to the removal of
monuments marking the boundary line
between this Stale and Massachusetts.
The House -concurrcd with tie
Sena,c's amendment
Mr. Barsiow IN accordance with pre-
vlous notice, introduced all act CON, ern-
mo ,ruuut children and absentecs from
school. Read and referred to The Com
mi,ee on The Judiciary.
Bill OF James NJ. Clarke, Esq, against
Nathan Nj. Briggs and William IL.
hudson. was referred TO the House hy
,hc Committee on Accounts without any
,commendalIon as 10 lis payment, Oh
the ground that 1t was not made ou'
against the Stale. THIS bll grew out
OF the defence IN the Circuit Court o.
the United States, the case Nathan NJ.
Briggs VS.. "n' H. Greene involving
the coisu'n''ohai'y o' "'e MAINE
Law" some ncoa'e arose as 10 ''e
p7oprIety oi pa! ing Tie blli IN lis pres
en-, iorm'
Mr.. Allyn moved that the gentlemen
hnve lea,. 10 withdraw their accoun,
in order to bring i, i, IN ii proper shape.
The act IN amendment ui the Elec-
ton Law (irom the Senate was call
ed up and read.
Mr.. G. ii. Browrc moved that the
bill 5e Mhen up by sections Agreed
10.
The iir~, section was read and Mr..
Bars'ow moved that The in'lowihy he
added 10 the section - - y Iiu upon