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Ayef-Li utenant Governor Bull, Sem
ators Al en-, Anthony. Baker Bartlett,
Beaue, Brown. Bro Aning. Burdlck, Bur
CESS, Cha npIaiD. Church. Currier,
Drown, Dyer, Easton. Freeman. Kenyon
Roman. Seabury, Smith, Wade. VII
bour. Young.-2I
Noes-Senafors Andrews, Comstock'
S ocum and Watson-4.
Several acts were received from the
house and referred TO the proper COM
mittees. The act 60 incorporate the
Y, NJ. q. A. Of Pawtucket WAS passed In
renee without reference.
Anti IntoxIcation Bill Passed.
The act providing for prosecution in
the case of indecent intoxication was
passed in concurrence with the house
amel dment.
The resolution providing for the APP
pointment of u commission to determine
the amount of money necessary Tor the
maintenance Of the militia, was con-
Cured in with an amendment providing
that the commander-in-chief shau De a
Der of the commission.
The act reported by the committed on
judiciary yesterday. defining the duties
ard the organization and methods OF
procedure of the grand COMMITTEES was
taken from the presidents desk.
After some talk In oppo SitIon to the
act from Senators Comstock, Champlin
and Church the senate at Los took a
rece S uutil 2 o'clock.
After the Recess.
When the senate reassembled the act
relating to the grand commit tee was
placed on its passage and Senator Com
stock called for the roll call. Tie act
was passed Is to z.
Senator Allen for the committee or
-. .e 49, a. ma m IA
constitution n organization OF the gen.
eral assembly. Made the special order
for Thursday, May 25.
The special order. the act appointing n
commission to select a site and secure
plans for a new State Normal School
building. not TO cost more than 500.
600 and appropriating $50 900 for
the current year was called for. Senator
Wilbour asked that it be laid OF the
table until 1t could be ascertaine ed
whether the general assembly would
provide for the revenue Of the state.
Senator Kenyon seconded the motion.
Senator Roman hopei it would pass as
IL was the most worthy cause the
$50, 900 would not be used this year. Sew.
eral senators echoed the sentiment and
hoped that the ena would not begin TO
e:onomize at educational matters. The
senate refused TO lay it on the table and
passed the resolution almost unani-
mously.
An act to amend the charter Of the
Bethany Home. e%xempting it from taxa
lion. wac passed.
An act incorporating the Peoples Trust
company of Providence was passed in
concurrence.
An act in amendment OF the charter OF
the Merchants Savings bank was passed
in Concurrence.
The act relating to the appointment Of
a sewer commission of Woonsocket was
passed, the senat concurring with the
house amendment leaving the mayor of
the commission
The substitute act relating TO the re-
covering OF damages for personal inju-
ries reI eived on account OF bad condition
OF roads or bridges, was called mp by
senator Freeman, and after a slight
amendment WAS passed
The resolution appropriating 3d. 900
for the celebration OF Rhode Island DAY
ut the Worlds fair wds reported from the
finance committee, and the senate non-
Cured in the house amendment, which
provided that three senators aud five
members Of the house should represent
the state at Chicago.