The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-21

DIT. Stuuloy culieu from tro thDle tno DNl
for an aot TO establish and provide for the use
Of standard form OF insurance fire policy.
and IL was passed as recommended by the ju-
dietary committee.
INCORPORATION BILLS PASSED.
Bills were passed incorporating tho Acade-
my Avenue Congregational Society, the Wake
field Hook and Ladder aud Hose Company.
the Woonsocket Congregation Of Sons of Israel.
the Old Colony Cooperative Bank. the East
Providence Water Company. the New England
Building Company.
resolution was presented by Mr.. Munro
to reimburse Captain Frank l. Bowen Of the
Second Separate Company. X. 1. NJ, and IL
was referred to the committee ON accounts
and claims Tho bill is for s203.2o expended by
Captain Bowen in furnishing his company
quarters, and is endorsed by Adiutant General
Dyer.
Mr.. Lippitt presented bill for an act to
incorporate the Now England Savings and
Loan Company; referred to the committee on
corporation.
Mr.. Wilson presented a bill for an act to
amend the charter OF the United Train Of
Artillery referred to the committee on mi
litia.
education bin for an act relative to truant
school children was indefinitely postponed,
also a bin TO incorporate the Peoples Loan
and Trust Company, also bill for an act in
amendment TO an act relative to the en-
ployment Of school childen.
Mr.. Root presented bill for an act to in
corporate the L. W. Downs Company; re-
ferred to committe on corporations
A D. a..
ter fb7, relative to fees in certain courts. was
referred TO the committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Barstow presented resolution requir-
ing the Board Of Managers at the Kingston
Agricultural College TO provide free daily
transportation for students wf6 come BY train
between Kingston station and the school
buildings. and moved it's passage. IL was
explained that II would not cost
anything. and Mr.. Slooum said that inasmuch
as IL was not worth anything he hoped tho
resolution would pass, amended. however, by
striking out the word daily" 80 that pupils
who go once a month might also get a free
ride. IL was so amended and passed.
Mr.. Burdick called up the resolution appro-
priating $500 for the copying OF ancient docu-
ments in the possession or the Newport His
torical Association, and moved its passage.
Passed. hlr. Burdick also called from the
table a resolution making an appropria-
tion OF $500 for additional clerical assistance
In the first district court and It was passed.
NEWPORT ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION.
The same member then moved the passage
of resolution appropriating ss25 to assist the
Newport Artillery 10 furnish a new camp
outfit and said that IL had been recommended
hks ba a,,,tf ftaa Afr hall
objected 20 the States being at any expense
TO provide for the independent chartered
military organizations, and claimed that
they should support themselves. Mr.. Bur-
dick said that the organization can not af-
ford TO support itself fully, and that
IL is worthy OF State aid. Mr..
Ray, of the committee on militia, claimed
that the Newport Artillery should not be cut
of, and as other Independent organizations
received assistance from the State, the line
ought not to be drawn.
The Speaker called Mr.. Hevdon 10 the chair
and spoke himself in favor of the resolution
and was applaudod by the Newport delega-
ton.
Mr.. Slocum grew eloquent over the
splendid war records OF the citizen soldier
and said that it should not now bo denied.
With tears in his eyes. Mr.. Burdlck stated
that the Newport Artillery furnished 100 men
in the War of the Rebellion. and that the
organization is over q century old.
Mr.. Kimball made but one more objection
which was 10 the effect that the independent
should come into the State Brigade.
The resolution was then passed.
SECOND PART OF THE REVISION.
Mr.. Wilson for the judiciary committee
presented the bill for an act TO revise the
statutes, including titles q 20 IS inclusive, and
started 10 explain the amendments Mr.. |
Batchellor called the attention of the House
TO the fact that the members were TO take the |
o'clock train TO visit the State armory at |
Pawtucket and moved TO ad journ. Mr.. Wilson |
would not give way, but intimated |
the members could withdraw If they wanted |
10 without closing the session. whereupon |
most OF them did withdraw and |
the chairman OF the judiciary |
continued TO explain the |
new laws to the half dozen gentlemen who |
remained in the chamber. The bill passed |
md the House adjourned AT O'Clock.