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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
- PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS
rAe BEST FOR EvrRT rvsrost.

OlFiGL OF TllE SECRETARY OF STATE
PROVIDENCE, March 70, Isos.
At the present session Of the General Assembly
begun and holden at Providence on the 18TH day oi
January, 1899, resolution in the words following
was this day adopted, viz:
RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN AMEND
MENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE STATE
HcJekea, A majority Of all the members elected
70 each house OF the General Assembly eonourring
herein, that the following article be proposed as an
amendment to the Constitution Of the State, and
the Secretary OF State cause the same TO be pub
shed, and printed copies thereof be distributed In
the manner provided in Article XIII Of the Con-
stitutiOn.
ARTICLE -.
SECr1os .. Hereafter the General Assembly
may pIoyide BY general Law for the creation and
control Of Corporations PyopidSd, ho7eeyey, that
no corporation shall be created with the power to
exercise the right OF eminent domain or 10 acquire
franohses in the streets and highways Of towns
and cities, except by special act Of the General
Assembly upon petition for the same, the pen.
by Law.
SEc. = This amendment shall take in the Con.
sti,utlon of the State the place OF Section " OF
Article Nv, "Of the Legislative Power" and shall
be deemed TO be In amendment Of said section and
article.
The names Of all the members who voted there
on, with the yeas and nays are as follows. viz:
IN THE SENATE.
,iLAS-His Honor the Lieutenant Governor.
A. Andrews North smitRkeid; Mr.. j. Titus
AAadreTP Aas NJ Gos AGsy ~ kAnhsp s1
Mr. stephen r. browning, South Klngstovn
Mr.. Charles II. Burdiek, Newport Mr.. Albert
W. Burgess, Poster Mr.; George, L. Church, Tiy.
Herbert Gardner, Exeter; Mr.. Alfred w. kenyon,
Richmond; Mr.. Enos Lapham, Warwick Mr..
Al3I Alonz9 ?. ,Mowry, smith6eldi Mr William X.
socket; Mr.. Walter a. Read Gloces,er Mr.. Oliver
w. Slocum,. Fast Greenwich Mr. George NJ.
ssesa6ary, Little c9mpt91; MT; Albert r.
son, Portsmouth Mr.. Martin S. Smith,
seituate; Mr.. Orlando r. Smith. Westerly; Mr.
(ohn =. Thompson, dinc9In Mr.; Th9nas {
North Providence; Mr.. Joshua Wilbour. Bristol !;
Mr. John Carter Brown Woods, Providence. Yeas
50 Na,s,o.
~ rIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
field; Mr.. Samuel w. X. Allen, East Greenwieh
Mr.. Albert a. Baker, Providence; Mr.. Paul NJ
Bari, Barber liC%Pk,n,op %d, Mr. Robert L Beekgith Ssit
WoonsoeEet; Mr. Obadiah Blown Providence;
Mr; John \. Butman, Lincoln; Mr.. John II. Camp
William +. Clarke, Newport, Mr.. Wheaton Cole,
Pawtucket Mr. William II. Covell, Providence
Mr.. Ira u. Crandall, Westerly; Mr., Andrew ]. Cur
w. Easton, Pawtucket; Mr.. Abram T. Falcon,
l.lnconi Mr. James Nj. Fales, harrington Mr.
Hobart Gates, Providence; Mr.. William Gregory
North kingstown; Mr., George W. Greene, Woon.
socket; Mr.. stephen NJ. Greene, North Providence
Mr.; Emory A., fall, Coventry; Mr. James d. Hama.
ford, Warwick; Mr.. John j. Hefiernan, Woon
socket; NJ. Henry y. Heydon, Warwick; Mr.. Viii
liam X. Hopkins, Foster; Mr. Charles H. Horton
Woonsocket; Mr.. William IIoxsey, Westerly; Mr..
Thomas l.. Hughes, Cumberland; Mr.. Hiram Ken.
dali, Providence; Mr. John T. Kenyon, Johnston;
Mr.. John B. Landcrs, Jamestown; Mr.. Herbert f.
Lewis, Exeter; Mr.. Robert Is. Little, Providence;
Nichols, Warren; Mr.. Martin G. Parks Richmond
Mr.. Warren X. Pierce. Providence; Mr.. Charles
T Frank MIX FoSn,oR % soSS Ks
town; Mr.; Frederic Rueckert, Providence; Mr.
William II Salisbury. Pawtucket; Mr. Joseph l..
Sanders. Cranston; Mr.. George w. Simmons
Bristol; Mr.. a. Waterman Smith, Johnston; Mr.
Percy u. Smith, Glocester; Mr.. w. Howard
Walker, Pawtucket Mr.. Ellery II. Wilson, East
Providence; Mr.. Clarence e. Wordell, Little
Compton.
Yeas, $. Nays Q.
GEO. II. UTTER,
Secretary Of State.