The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-01
SS7 to S4S Westminster Street, Providence, R. L

purpose Of electing certain officers.
Passed.
The standing committees of the House
were as follows:
On Finance-Henry d. Heyden, William
Hoxsey, Walter Fl. Brayton, Henry &.
Thresher, George J. Hendrick. William
p. Clarke, Richard Hayward.
Judiciary-Ellery ii. Wilson, Samuel
w. X. Allen, James B. Hauaford, Will
liam w. Blodgett, Charles A. Wilson,
William c; Baker, Percy ID. Smith.
Clarence c. Wardell, John b. Landers,
John II. Campbell, William Duane AL
drich, George w. Greene, William j. Bur
ton.
Corporations--Nathan ID. Pierce, Jr..
Frank w. Robinson, Wheaton Cole.
George w. Simmons, Joseph l.. Brown.
Franklin p. Owen, John III. Crosby.
Education-Paul NJ. Barber, Thomas
w. Hague, Cortland Is. Bliven, Eastwood
Eastwood. Samuel X. Honey. Patrick j.
Mccarthy, George +. Daniels.
Militia,James M; Fales, w; Howard
Walker, David S. Ray, A. Waterman
Smith. Martin G.. Parks, George Gorton
King, Ray q. Burlingame.
Charities and Corrections-J oseph Il.
Sanders, Henry +. jerks. Jesse A. Car
penter, Patrick II. Mulholland, William
B. Nichols.
On Elections-Samuel w. X. Allen,
Lyman Aylesworth, John b. Landers,
Ellery ii. Wilson, Charles ii. Norton.
Agriculture = Stephen M. Greene,
Emory A. Hall, Jesse A. Carpenter Will
liam b. Colwell. Solomon j. Sweet.
Henry f. Jencks, William A. Rathbun,
Zephire Sylvester Ezra X. Perkins
Manufacturers-M -Myron Fish. Daniel
w. Bullock, Herbert A. Gates, James
Murray, Alvah Carpenter.
Fisheries-George w. Conley, Henry
NJ L.lz
Cottreii, Martin G. Parks.
Rules and Orders-Daniel S. Ray, East
wood Eastwood, Christopher Elery,
James $. Hazard, Thomas ii. Fagan.
Unfinished Business-Cieorge j. Hen
drick. Ellery II. Wilson, Henry ID. Heydon.
James L.. jerks, Nathan ID. Pierce, Jr.
The joint committee on accounts and
claims on the part of the House were j.
NJ. Fournier, c. G.. Wardwell, G.. Ellery,
j. Il. Potter and ID. j. McOsker.
The Senate members of the joint com
mittee on accounts and claims are Enos
Lapham, o. X. Smith and K. Il. Bartlett.
Mr.. Wilson moved that unfinished bust
ness be referred to to the several COM
mittees. 1t was so voted.
An act to amend the charter of the East
Providence Fire District, an act providing
for the election of five tax assessors in
Woonsocket by the people, an act author
izing the city of Providence to hire $780,
tion, an act annexing TO the city of
Providence certain portion of Cranston
for park purposes, an act prohibiting non
members from wearing the Sons of Neter-
an button, all were referred to the judici-
ary.
Representative Saunders of Cranston,
presented a remonstrance against the an
nexation of part of the town TO the city
of Providcnce; referred to judiciary.
In Grand Committee.
NEWPORT, June 1.-The grand commit
tee assembled at 1880. Mr. Cole Of Paw
tucket nominated for State auditor, A.
c. Lsnders of Newport; Brown of Paw
tucket nominated Byron A. Arnold OF
North Smithheld. Landers received 63
votes, Arnold 80.
For inspector of beef and pork, Henry
| w. Kimball had "a, Charles A. Carpenter
| 81 votes.
Herbert Harris of Lincoln was elected
| inspector OF lime and William H. Phillips
| OF Pawtucket inspector OF chains and
| cables.
For clerk OF the Supreme Court of New
mort county Charles r. Harvey tRcp had
| "a votes, Thomas Il. Hannigan Oem. }, 3s.
For Providence county, Charles Blake
was unanimously elected, the Democrats
speaking In the highest terms of Blake's
| long and faithful services.
| For Washington county William Her
bert Caswell (Itep) had 90 votes, B. W.
CONTINUED ON PAGE z.