The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
CITY ADVERTIsEMENTs.

state, attorney general or general treasurer should
fail to be made by the electors Of the biennial
the General Assembly In grand committee, from
the two candidates for such Office having the great
vacancy Ia either OF said Offices from other causes
between The sessions OF the General Assembly, the
governor shall appoint some person To fill the same
unt successor, elected by the General Assembly,
cases of vacancies not otherwise provided for the
General Assembly may MI the same In any manner
Sec. l. In case q vacancy in the ONCE OF gov
ernor or OF his Inability 10 sorye, Impeachment or
shall All the Office Of governor, and exercise the
powers and authority appertaining thereto, until
hlIed at the next biennial election.
;, Sec D. The Judges OF the supreme Court shall
Each Judge shall hold his ONCE until his place be
e% @ se o %e6 81 ns shall be
voted lor by majority OF All The mGmbers G elected %
Cured In by the same majority OF the other house
such resolution shall not be entertained A. any
public officers and in default OF the passage thereof
az said session. the judge shall hold his place as is
removed from oflce IT, upon Impeachment, he shall
be found guilty Of any official misdemeanor.
ton, removal from TO the state or from Office, re-
1r uoa IKE ONCE may be BY and
e9mmttee pntil the next biennial election Of public
ofice a. before provided. In cases OF Impeachment,
or temporary a6senee or inability the gove,,nor ,
Office during The vacancy caused thereby '''
sec. T. The General Assembly may propose
majority OF ali the members elected 20 each house.
such propositions for amendment shall be published
be sent by the SECRETARY OF state with the names OF
all the members who shall have voted there on, with
the state The sad propositions shall be by SAID
issued for warning tn. next biennial town ward
and district meetings Ia Aprili end the clerks shall
sembied. With the names OF ali the representStves
and senators who shsll have voted thereon, with
elect elected Il TO each house, az said Senniai %eeting
shall se pGbshes pI sab@,ea to the ceetoTs nt ss'is In
the mode provided IN the act OF approval; and II
and voting thereon In town, ward and district
meetings, Il shall become part OF the constitution
"sec $: The General Assembly may provide by
law for the continuance In ONCE OF any officers Of
qualified 10 take their places. -,
stitntion Of the state the place Of sections ands
e frse E w. TlI ot Ee1Sn Section o Article
Article x, of the Judicial Power. Article XIII,
OF Amendms nts and section l6 OF Article w, OF
in amendment of said several sections and articles
Provided. that nothing herein contained shall be
holding an ofpce By virtue Of sections aud Of
Article X. Of the Constitution Of the state"
CHAPTER I.l2e"
Article X. section L. Hereafter the General
Assembly may provide by general law for the
creation and control OF corporations: Provided
Swyss ns nS hs rsh OF wh
or 20 acquire franchises IN the streets aud high
ways OF towns and cities, except by special act of
the General Assembly upon petition for the same,
the pcndency whereof shall be notified a. may be
acquired by law.
See Z. This amendment shall take In the Con-
stitutlop OF the state the place of Section ~ Of
Article ~. Of the Legislative Power, aud shall
b. deemed 10 be IN amendment Of said section and
article"
And whereas, the following proposition was By
the prov slons Of chapter OpS Of the Public Laws
passed May ~. 1894. ordered 20 "be subnitted 70
the DsOple for their approval or rejection at the
ge neral election 60 be held on Tuesday neNt folio
ing the first Monday In November, 1sve. In
Cortancc with the provisions OF chaptsr 1al OF the
Public Laws" viz
"shall the General Assembly he authorized and
directed 90 provide for the issue % Stae bonds in
an amount not 20 exceed the sum Of fi. 500. 600 80
much of sad sum - may be necessary 20 be ap-
and completion of q state house.
Wherefore the citsens VI the city of Providence,