Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-01
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
- PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
- PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
OrIIlT oP InE sEcRRrARY oF SIATR,l
PROVIDENCE, March %, I3g,.
At ,hc prc5eut session Of the General Assembly,
begun and holden at Providence on the 18th day oi
January ls92 a resolution In the words following
was thi. day adopted, viz:
RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN AMEND
MENT TO THE CONSTITUTIONS
or THE STATE.
ReJg9h..i ! n.aioriiy oi al the members elected
10 each mouse II the General Assembly concurring
herein, that the following article be proposed as an
amendment 20 the Constitution of The state, and
the Secretary Of state cause the same TO be pub
lished and printed copies theresi be distributed In
the manner provided IN Article Xiii q the Con
stitution.
ARTICLE -.
sIcIIoy J. Hereafter the General Assembly
may provide by general liy for the creation and
control o. Lofp9I1.i%ens % r,oY,afG az, sS.sTsS ,S & a, a.
exercise the right Of eminent domain or 20 acquire
franchises in the streets and highways Of town;
and cities, exoep; by special act Of the General
Assembly upon petition for the same, the pen
dency whereof shall be notified as may be required
by Law.
sEc. q. This amendment shall take in the Con
stituiiOn Of the state the place OF Section " o.
Article ~, "Of the Legislative Power" and shall
be deemed to be in amendment OF said section and
The names Of all the members who voted there
on, with the yeas and nays, are as follows viz
IN THE SENATE.
YEAs-His Honor the Lieutenant Governor.
Mr.. Edwin r. Allen Of Hopkinton; MI; Byron
Andrews, Crsnston Nj, Andrew ]. Anthony.
East PROVIDENCE; Mr. ,George, T. Baker, Bar
,,ng'on Mr.. George i. A. Beane, Johnston
Mr. HIss chsfIes II. BafdieE, Newport % ar' Albert
w. Burgess, Foster Mr.. George l.. Church, Iy-
s,topi Mr.. BENJAMIN Drown, Warren Mr. T.
Richmond; Mr.. Enos Iaphan, Warwick; Mr.
Owen, chaflestosn MI; Daniel d. Pond W9on
" sioeum, Fast Grcenwieh Mr. George M.
sherman, PawtqeEet;' Mr.. William L, Sis,
seiiua,e Mr.. Orlando Z. smith. wes,erly M
ai,oq saa e. ss%ssSG, M w. 1S5; %Sipp;
GE Brown woaas PosSsn:s PHSS Se
% Nays,o.
YgAs-,Mr. Speaker, Adm b. capron. Smith.
ssd MI SAMUEL " X Allen Ea', Grssnyi,5 ssn,
aate; Mr. Walter 4. Brayion, Cfansioni Mr. John
" Gsg; PGydss Mr. ySssph p1ssDcs + BSw1
bell, Warwick; Mr.. Charles Il. Chase, Bristol; Mr.
William 7. ciarks Newport Mr. %hsaton Cole
WI. tOFtHt IIOFtutnOC
Mr.. Ira D. Crandall, Westerly; Mr.. Andrew ]. Cur.
Tier. Cumberland; Mr.. Edwin Darling, Pawtueket
Mr. Edward L. Dyer, Portsmouth; Mr.. Frederic
w Easton, Pawtucket Mr. Abram T. Falcon
Lincoln; Mr.. James NJ. Fales, Darlington. Mr.
Hobart L.Gates, Providence; Mr. William Gregory
North kingstown; Mr.. George w. Greene, Woon'
socket; Mr. Stephen NJ. Greene, North Providence
Mr.. Emory a.. Hall, Coventry, Mr. James b. Hama
ford. Warwick; Mr. John ]. Heifernan, Woon.
SOCKET, n; Henry p iIeydon, WaTwieki Mr. VII
Woonsoekct; Mr.. William Hoxsey, Westerly Mr..
Thomas +. Hughes, Cumberland; Mr.. Hiram Ken.
dali, Providence; Mr. John I. Kenyon Johnstoni
hIr John D, Landers, jamestown; Mr. Herbert +,
NJ, Edwin Lowe, Proyidenee Mr.. William y.
Nichols, Wanen Mr.. Martin G. Parks, Richmond;
Mr. Warren X. Pierce, Providence; Mr.. Charles
pinard. Newport Mr. John w. Rathbun, West
Greenwiehi Mr. Frank w Robinson, South Kings
town; Mr.. Frederic Rueckert, Providence, Mr..
William III. Salisbury, Pawtucket Mr.. Joseph l..
sander. Cranston; Mr.. George w. Simmons,
Bristol Mr.. a., Waterman Smith, Johnston Mr..
Percy -. Smith, Glocestcr; Mr.. w. Howard
Walker, Pawtneket; Mr. Ellcry II, Wilson, East
Providence; Mr.. Clarence {. Wordell, Little
Compton.
Yeas, s. Nays
GEO. II. UTTER,
SECRETARY Of State.