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finance, reported favorably in the claim
of w. A. Phillips against the state, and it
was ordered paid.
Senator Coggeshall, for the same COM
mittee, reported favorably on the resolu-
tion appropriating the sum OF $500 for the
purpose OF heating the Bristol County JAN.
The resolution was adopted.
Tho clerk of the House then appeared
and after the concurrent business that
had been transacted had been presented
number of other bills were read.
The registration bill in amendment to
the constitution was referred TO the com
mittee on special legislation.
The bills for the incorporation of the
First Rhode Island Cavalry Veteran Asso-
ciaticn, the East Providence Business
Mems Association, the Swedish Lutheran
Evangelical Church of Pawtucket, the
West Side Literary Club and st. Joseph's
Hospital were referred TO the committee
on education.
Senator Read presented a resolution
authorizing the appropriation of money 10
build and furnish new building and to
purchase two new boilers for the Boys
Reform School. 1t was referred TO the
committee on finance.
The petition for the incorporation OF
the Manhattan Literary and Social Club
was referred TO the cGmmittee on educa-
tion.
Two petitions for the extension OF
suffrage to women were referred TO the
committee on special legislation.
Senator Boyd asked permission for
the town OF Foster 10 elect superinten-
dent OF highways during the month OF
April, for term OF three years.
He was very anxious that the
bill should be put upon its passage,
but Senator Freeman thought that the
matter was OF too much Importance TO be
passed without hearing and it was re-
ferred to the committee on judiciary.
The clerk of the House then appeared
again with a number of documents for
the consideration of the Senate. The bills
for the incorporation of the Philharmonic
Band Of Central Falls, Division
No. z, A. o. H., of Pawtucket, and
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union OF Carolina were referred to the
committee on education, while the
acts in amendment to the charters
Of the Providence & Worcester
railroad company and the Providence
Cutlery Company were sent to the COM
| mittee on corporations.
| Senator Miller then asked for in forpia-
| tion in regard to the present where
abouts OF the nine hour and the fac
| tory inspectors bill. He said that
| both matters had been in the hands OF the
| committee on special legislation long
| enough for some action TO have been
| taken.
Mr.. Freeman said that ii was hardly
consistent for man who had used his
| influence in the House to prevent he pas
sage of the appropriation bill, 10 complain
| about slow legislation.
Mr.. Miller promptly denied that he was
| the boss OF the Democratic party. lie said
| that ii he had had his way the House
would have refused TO transact any
business with the Senate as il
| was now composed. II he had been q
member of the House, however, and his
advice had been voted down he should
be in favor of passing the appropriation
| bill before anything else. AS long as the
| members of the House had refused to bc
consistent they ought To be as consistent
| as they cotId be.
The Senate was then adjourned until
Monday at II o'clock