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lands for the purposes aforesaid, against all
persons whatsoever
SRc. o. The money 80 paid into the general
treasury shall there remain until 10 IL ordered
TO be paid out to the person who Is entitled to
receive the same. by the order of the said court.
SEC. L. This act shall take effect immedi-
ately. and all acts and parts Of acts inconsist-
ent herewith are hereby repealed.
CHAPTER a3l.
AN ACT In Amendments OF and In Addition to
Section IL OF Chapter le Of the General Laws
PASSED May l8 1907
1t is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION /. The secretary Of state In the
distribution of tho volumes of the Rhode Is
land Reports as provided in section IL, Chap
ter 70 of the General Laws. shall furnish Ia
each of the justices Of the supreme court, in
addition to the one copy directed to be fur
nished in said section H. one copy for use in
his office in the Providence county court house,
TO be by him transmitted TO his successor in
Office.
SEQ. 2. This act shall take effect :mmodi.
ately.
CHAPTER 1852.
AN ACT In Amendment Of and In Addition
TO Chapter SO Of the General Laws. Entitled
"Of the II. l. School For the Deaf"
PASSED May l3. 1861
It is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION /. All children of parents or under
the control OF guardians or other persons,
legal residents OF this state, between the ages
OF three and twenty years, whose hearing or
speech, or both. are defective as to mako 10
inexpedient or impracticable TO attend the
public schools to advantage, not being mental
ly or otherwise incapable, may attend the
Rhode Island Institute for the Deaf, without
charge. under such rules and regulations as
the board of trustees of said institl te may es-
tablish.
SEC. O. Every person having under his con-
troll any such child between the ages of seven
and eighteen years, shall cause such child to
attend school at said institute for such period
Of time or such prescribed course, in each in
dividuai case, may be deemed expedient by
the board of trustees and for any neglect OF
such duty the person SO offending shall be
fined not exceeding twenty dollars: Provided,
that II the person SO charged shall prove to
the satisfaction Of said board that the child
has received or is receiving, under private or
other instruction, an education suitable to
his condition, in the judgment Of said board,
then such penalty shall not be incurred; pro-
vidsd further, that child shall be removed
to said institution or taken from the custody
OF its parent or guardian except day
scholar unless such parent or guardian is an
improper person 10 have such custody, and
the supreme court In its appellate division
shall have jurisdiction in habeas corpus to ex-
anime into and revise all findings Of said
board of trustees under this act.
SEQ. g. ANY child having attended said In.
stitute time or course prescribed by said
board, upon leaving the institute shall be en-
titled to receive a certificate OF his proficiency
from said board.
SEC. a. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
CHAPTER s33.
AN ACT In Amendment Of and In Addition ia
Chapter l47 of the General Laws. Entitled
"Of Milk"
Passed May IS, 1861
II is enacted by the General Assembly ss fol.
lows:
SECTION /. ANY inspector Of milk OF any
town or city now in Office or hereafter elected
under authority of Chapter l47 81 rne General
Laws. entitled "of Miils," or Of any act In
amendment thereof, may employ. subject to
the approval of the town council or the mayor
and aldermen. one person rs collector OF sam
Piles, who shall have the same powers and be
subject to the came duties and liabilities pro-
vided by law relative to the taking Of speci-
mems or samples, as an inspector OF milk. All
specimens or samples taken and retained By
any such collector shall be delivered to such
Inspector. who shall have ths same powers
aud duties relative to tho same M In case OF
specimens or samples taken by himself. Such
inspector mt any time may discontinue the
employment Of any such collector, and subject
to the approval aforesaid employ another per-
son instead. Such collector upon being em.
ployed shall be duly engaged to the faithful
discharge Of his duties before the city or town
clerk. who shall keep a record thereof; and
shall receive such salary AZ the mayor and
aldermen or town council shall determine.
SEC. O. Wherever In said Chapter lat Of the
General Laws the word "forfeit" appears,
the Same 10 hereby stricken out. and the
words "be fined" are hereby substituted In
lieu thereof.
SEC. 0. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
CHAPTER 934.
AN ACT In Amendment Of Chapter 1855 OF the