The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-07
THE BILL PASSED
For Relief of Newport Dis
franChiSed Citizens.
HONEYS WORK UND0NE.
The House Amended the Bill In
troduced Last tuesday.
PASSED 1T BY A STRONG VOTE.
The Democratic Members Did Their Best
to Sustain the Action of Mayor Honey
mt They Had Neither the Numbers
Nor the Right side OF the Argument
TO Win Converts for Them.

order at 11:40 to-day. Previous TO Ihls
the judiciary committee had been in ses-
sion. Mr.. Capron was congratulated on
his nomination for Congress before the
session began. Lieut-Gov. Bull shared
the congratulations
Mr.. Heydon reported back bill max
ing additional appropriations for the sup
port of the State.
The bill was passed.
resolution from the committee on
militia appropriating 1850 for the repairs
on the II. II. A. armory, was referred 10
the committee on finance.
Mr.. Mccarthy offered bill TO incorpo-
rate Division s, A. O. H., of Pawtucket.
and it was passed in concurrence.
Mr.. Heydon introduced bill appro-
priating $1,000 to light the PROVIDENCE
County Court House with electricity and
$211 for an alcove in the library, referred
TO the committee on finance
Mr.. Heydon also offered resolution to
nav bills of j. III. Campbell and David j..
White for advertising; referred to the
committee on accounts and claims.
Mr.. Bliven offered an act to incorporate
the Columbian Institute and exempt the
same from taxation during such time as
rupils shall be educated free.
Mr.. Smith of Gloucester asked why IL
should be exempt.
Mr. Mccarthy of PROVIDENCE saw no
objection.
Mr. Wilson said they might get 500
pupils for pay and two or three free and
be exempt from taxation.
Mr. Jencks moved it be returned to the
committee on education.
Mr.. Brown of Woonsocket hoped that
If the committee on education could show
why the school should be exempt II
should be done to-day.
Mr.. Mulholland of PROVIDENCE wanted
to know where and what IL was.
Mr. Wilson thought it might be time
10 call a halt on exemption iron taxation
unless 1t was shown that it was merito-
rious.
Mr.. Owen Of Scituate wanted in.orma-
tion.
Mr.. Bliven Of Westerly said the com
mittee on education was not any better
posted on it than the House.
IL was referred back.
Mr.. Wilson reported the bill on the
Newport election as amended by the ju-
dietary committee, and IL was read by
sections.
The following act presented by Mr..
Wilson went to the judiciary committee:
An act ensure he holding Of toen ,card ana dis
fret neetiigs az the f'nes and In the manner pro-
SEC. ]. Whenever any person upon whom is
imposed any duty connected with the calling,
Or district meeting, with the canvassing OF the
Counting Of the votes cast at the same or the de-,
caring OF the result OF such vote shall fail egIect
fed by lawfor q performance OF the same the SUI
preme Court saall upon the petition OF any citizen
the person so failing neglectng or refusing per-
form the dues In session within "a hours from this
ure. neglect or refusal. shall continue beyond the
ou Of ss IN sni @ sH sS
point some sut,bie person to at once
c refusing to ssS obey a % Of ne ss IN
addition to the penalties prescribed by law for such
ties. be liable 70 such further penalties for con-
tempt OF court as said Supreme Court may impose
sicTssala AZORES shall gfcsssd nodiStcy perform the
Ss ss S9Ts sy h s% N nS & e such
respects n the same had been done and perform
ed py the person so failing, negectlng or refusing
at the time and IN the manner provided by law.
as aforesaid shall be deenea 10 be an ofccr OF said
records and papers necessary able him TO per-
form the duties devolyed upon him by said court,
any way ,ninderng his discharge OF said duties
sbeS by said Court FOR conse%p and Shall s he
the duty OF the Sherins OF the several counties and
are enforced within their respective counties
SEC. 4. All acts and parts OF acts Inconsistent
take effect from and after It's passage
Mr.. Brown moved to strike out OF sec
tion two In line seven the clause defining
the words. He spoke on the point AT
some length. He argued thai the Gene
raj Assembly had no power TO vote To
validate the acts OF the commissioners
Continued on Page :, later editions.
In the Senate.
The Senate came to order at IL. 30, Gov.
Brown presiding.
Senator Freeman for the judiciary com
mittee reported an act in addition To chap
ter SO, Public Statutes, relating To the
powers of the State Board OF Health and
moved continuance. So voted.
Senator Currier for the same commit
tee reported an act in amendment OF the
act 10 incorporate the East Providence
Fire District Passed in concurrence.
Senator Allen for the same committee
reported back the act relating TO the
erection, construction and reparation of
buildings in the town of Lincoln. Passed
Senator Comstock for the same com
mitee presented an act prohibiting the
carrying of concealed weapons. Referred
TO the committee on judiciary.
Also an act in amendment of an act
creating the board OF fire commissioners
OF PROVIDENCE. Referred TO the com
mittee on judiciary
Senator smith Of Westerly presented
an act authorizing the issuing OF "A dupli-
cate check TO the town of Westerly TO re-
place one lost. Passed.
Senator Roman for the committee on
militia reported u resolution apprpn ha-
ting 5000 additional for the support of
militia. Passed.
Senator Lapham presented resolution
for the payment OF the bill OF the Record
Publishing Company Of PROVIDENCE for
advertising. Passed.
Senator Roman presented an act incor.
porating the Marvel Rubber Company.
aud asked that it be put on its passage.
Passed.
Senator Burgess presented an act pro.
viding for two state detectives. Referred
TO the committee on judiciary.
Lieut. Gov. Bull, for the committee on
executive communications. presented an
act ceding To the United States-eeyern.
Inent the jurisdiction over certain land
In PAwtucKet, 10 be used for the erection
OF a government building. Passed.
Also resolution urging the necessity
of an exhibition of rond-making machiti.
err AT the Worlds Fair on the state
Worlds Fair Commissioner. Passeh.
Ihs Lieutenant governor presented .