The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-04

The board Of aldermen last caavasscd the voting
have been a made by that body. The. mayor in his
letter before referrcd To- states on tha, point tact s
as passed by the General Assembly, no power was wa,
conferred upon the board OF aldermen 70 MAKE & v9s v
the commission"
merits Of the Positions taken BY the parties this
matter would ask your careful consideration 70
further controversy the points above referred to-
would suggest that you provide:
Of Newport on such date as You mayiin your wis
dom deem best befo the close Of the present year
For the designation Of polling places by the board
Of alderm- -n for the wards boinded by the COM
missioners appointed under Chapter i,iAi Of the
For the cshvassIng and correcting Of the voting
ments OF the new ward divisions.
would ask you % consider the % advsaety & OF
an election. In the event q the falare Of any town
this sasreson IN view q serious aspect
Of this case which may not appear In the iaGis De
attention % Communication wnich he addressed si
sommanicssion. nm he states contained the reasons
upon which the board Of Aldermen decided that
lists or The new %aas sha,
20 the board Of Aldermen. the mayor refers as fol-
"It is emitted 70 respect than its literal
req m Srss ne to be wssS IN s m
effort TO ascertain what that is
an iss hsd rGs e6
This is the oicia language OF the mayor. an ON
sw 70 Be- 70 and H and
a,enon 70 t In oer that you may reeSsaae a tine ans
The condition OF affairs in Newport. which has
treated in partisan spirit. To allow this neglect
q the state law 70 pass unnotced would b, preju,
government and its attendant liberty. The occa-
+ h na that as s S and % % tn se
end that the dignity o. the General Assembly shall
state TO take any other view OF tais matter.
ment Of this body Is aoaotsd; IL would nave been
port te have requested TO obtain the opinion of
or sS as S ,hs esasen %
Public ws sr q any other rsw THIS so,s wns not
Sen
by Obtaining such an opinion. IL being necessary
for the municipal election. / believed that YOU
could also upon al matters that some have con-
sldered desirable TO bring to the attention OF the
With this message transmit tho letter of Sept.
together win copy of letter from the executive
department. TO the city clerk at Newport and hls
tn. commissioners appointed under chapter i,lil OF
meeting Of citizens II Newport sept Isth. isas
The danger OF the spread OF cholera and other in
this. in my opinion, an opportune time TO ask your
consi lertion OF certain amendments TO the health
shows " that %h: they are for the Rtst part sde
quate to meet the ordinary requi ements for the
Ses lack the essept ee@ena Of Constantly ready
ssaod 70 9ba, rom sns sae m'ss p o
be given ooacurrent Jurisdietion and co-ordinate
and towns. and thu, power be vested in the Gover,
nor To p, oclaim quala itine by land and water at
regret the necessity that calls you together, AMI
trust you will act as expedtiously as the import
OF tis you are sgsss Tssd uP9R o aea
Governor.
On motion OF Senator Bartlett the mes
sage was received and communicated to
the House.
Senator Freeman presented an act to
corporate Division s, Ancient Order OF
Hibernians In Pawtucket. Read and
passed.
Gov. Brown asked the advice and con-
sent OF the Senate to the appointment of
Miss Alice Il. Wolf on the Board of Con-
troll of the State Home and School in the
place of Mrs. Ella Alice Allen Andrews,
resigned. So voted.
Senator Watson introduced an act to
incorporate the Conanicut Yacht Club.
Referred to the committee on education.
Senator Anthony introduced an act to
increase the salary OF the district justice
of the Seventh Judicial District. Re
ferred to the committee on finance.
Gov Brown presented a letter from the
lature Of the State To take action ceding
to the United States Jurisdiction over
certain prhperty in the city of Pawtucket
for the purpose OF public building,
also letter from the secretary
OF the Southern Interstate Road Con-
gress, requesting that this State send del
egates to the meeting OF the congress in
November next. Also a letter from
Albert A. Pope. Esq, relative TO the ex-
hibit of road making and road making
machinery at the Worlds Fair. The let
ters were referred to the committee on
executive communications.
Gov. Brown presented communication
from the City Council OF PROVIDENCE for
an appropriation OF 1850 tor expenses OF
the militia in attendance at the ceremon-
les i'm PROVIDENCE of the Columbus Day.
Referred 10 the committee on militia.
Also a communication from the Adju-
tant General asking for and additional
appropriation OF $500 for the support of
tue militia with an accompanying act.
Referred to the Commits on militia
From the House was received an act In
amendment of an act to Incorporate the
East Providence Fire District Referred
to the committee on judiciary,
Also an act placing the name OF o Olney
Arnold. hate major general commanding
the RHODE IsLALD militia on the retired
list Passed.
Also aif act to incorporate the Memo
rial aud Library Association Of Westerly.
Passed.
" hen the House was reconvened an
act in relation TO the erection, construc-
ton and reparation OF buildings in the
town of Lincoln was referred TO the CON-
mlttec on Judiciary.
Senator Freeman presented Joint res
olution to suspend jlint rules z. y and o.
Passed aud communicated to the House.
Senator Watson. for the COMMITTEES on
education, reported back an act to incor-
Passed.
Senator Bartlett presented Joint reso-
luton Of adjournment TO Fridsv, Oct. z,
at IL o'clock A. M. Passel and commu.
nicated to the House.