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ARDSLEY.

At the meeting of the voters Of this village on
Friday evening the following candidates we're
nominated be voted for at the charter election
on Tuesday: President. Daniel Lawrence trustee
for two years. l.. d. Qumby; treasurer. Stephen
c. NJ. Travis; collector, J. II. Odell
4 successful musical and literary entertainment
was given I'm the Ardslcy Lyceum on Tuesday even
ing Among those who took part were Miss Belle
Johnson Miss Emma Lent. Miss Lulu Voss, Mis-.
Anna Mccartney. Mrs Seymour j. J.. Glover
Ralph Lawrence, y. II. Noss and Mr. Crawford.
W T. Slocurn. village clerk. Is recovel .ls from a
severe attack Of the grip.
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cTITEN ISLAND PPENINGS.

fair in aid OF the Smith Inhrmary will be given
in May under the auspices Of the Ladies Auxiliary
II is proposed to make 1t huge ahair' ana the
work of preparation has already been begun
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Main Post. OF Snug Harbor
sailed for Europe yesterday for II three months
trip.
ne Christ Church Guild will give n tea for the
benefit of the church after Lent
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hcgccr have returned from
their wedding trip. and will shortly go abroad.
The Kate Wheelock Whist Club will hold meet
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

A number OF prominent citizens and village off,
GERS are preparing a bill which will give an oppor-
tunity 10 the villagers TO vote upon the question
of adopting q city charter The persons involved
in the movement will not allow their connection
with the bill 10 become known until after the mu-
ntcipal election. as 1t is expected that It Will re-
suit in one of the most exciting and bitter contests
ever held In New-R Rochelle.
The Tourist Club. at its meeting en- Thursday
night at the home Of Miss Marie Muneaux, en-
1oyed an Interesting programme on Scottish his
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then made: Justice OF the Peace, Irv ng NJ. Tay-
Tor. OF Irvington: Receiver Of Take Augustus
Travis OF ElmsfOrd: Oversoers Of the Poor. Nelson
McCutcheon, of Tarrytown. and Charles Aldridge,
Of Irvington; Assessor. Henry D. Kaufman. Of
Hartsdale constables, Oscar Purdy, John G..
Wright George W. ID. Rennie. Andrew Thompson
and Arthur Gaboret Marcus ID. Raymond Of Tar
rytown: j. l.. Glover. of Ardsley and Martin NJ.
Todd OF Dobbs Ferry. we're appointed Commit
tee on Vacancies.
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tory Papers were read by Miss Scott Miss Doc
little. G. H. Andrews Miss Rollins MISS LepeeI'
Miss Ferens and H. NJ. Lecount ,,,
The New Rochelle High School Association, which
was formed last week has over forty mem
hers Its aims to promote loyalty 10 the
school advance literary tastes and to engage In
eeid snorts with the association Of the neghboring
villages and cities. The officers are: Miss Mary
Leech. president; Edward A. Sehautier ana MISS
and Fred b. Latt, secretaries. ana FRANK H.
4
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SAILED. -
soYthampton March 49, and passed Hurst Castle -
m. A.. afF9vU
nj Bremcrhaven March IL go 49,. u-susa -
xswsWnrk sailed from Falmouth March IS - ~
Steamer Southwark ti,r). Bence Antwerp w
york nas.ed Dover March IL. x.~Yoh
S,saIrer stuttgart Ger, kohlenbeck Tor NV"
sailed from Brenerhaycn March ~ 49,. xswYa9
steamer Noordland tBelgl. loeswltf from ~"
for Antwerp passed the Lizard March IL v~x -
~ s,samcr Warengo ,Br). bingham. from Ns"''~
coths,burg passed the Lizard March ~ 49,, v.,x -
steamer Tockwith lBrl. stevens from Ne"
uamhurs passed the Lizard March Is 49, 49, ia
steamer Karamania tBr). Metiavin' ITO" wv
arrived at Ieghorn March y $50. v.hsusd =
Steamer Picaua (Br). Brown from Trieste ,wo,A
via Messina FOR New-York passed Gibraltar ,mburS y
steamer palatta lGe). karlowa, itv'" 'As
New.York. passed the Lizard March Is ,rcm ~
steamer imperial Prince orr JameS os...h IL
Janeiro sailed from Bahia FOR New io. ..S NON Hs"
steamer I<sse,~ tNor. SVendssn s~"s~ =.
Cor New-York March IL. 80, ,ivsfpod -
steamer Cunc tBr). Thomas. sailed from A
New-York March IL 60 u.1 erom Rce~
Steamer Excelsior ,Ger,. Muller. sailed "'-
dam Tor Nsw-York March ~ NJ. sron oussge
steamer Menemsha (i3r). Chadwick sA"e~
FOR Nsw-York March L. 49,. ..,,eA from ~"
'v s,.smer Ia Champagne Vr). Polrot sa'"'
TOT ,. Sr~ oregon 1Br,, Forth. from Nev-'"'
IA arrived at Naples March . x.v-York hsF"
steamer Dresden Gen TOSS t'o" Wv -
Assemsr Francisco tr). Jenkins. ron r.oaied end -
.,s,y OK arrived at Portland March ID -
ceeisd for Hull. ,,.. ,r,m Ntw-Ios
,,,srv "a arrived at Hamburg Msrch i'
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DOBBS FERRY.

The Republican Town Convention Of the town
OF Greenburg held at the corporation rooms
in this village yesterday afternoon. ii called
order by w. e. Slocum. the chairman w. G.
Lawrence. Of Ardsley, and Joseph Patterson. Of
Dobbs Ferry. were made secretaries. and John
Free OF TarrytoWn, and John II. McCullagh. OF
Irvington, tellers The following nominations were
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Herbcr, Van Tasscl Thomas Abbott and Harry
McClave have been appointed Committee of Ar
rangements for a fair be held in the corporation
rooms next month for tho benefit of Pocantco
Hook and Ladder Company.
President Howard II. Morse will leave larry
town for indianapolis next week, to he absent for
about a week.
The Trustees of Tarrytown and tho Sewer Com
n,ssouors have at last settled tho question regard
ing tho use OF the formers sewer outlet by the
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IRNINGTON.

A meeting in the interests OF local option VIII be
held in ST. Paurs Methodist Episcopal Church OF
which the Rev. NJ &. Darwood Is pastor this even
ing Among the speakers Will be Mr. Twiggins OF
Indiana. who was candidate for Governor OF that
State on the Prohibition ticket several yenrs ago
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrs. sl3 Sursct 6:Ol Moon a 3iI Moons l3
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AN-Saniv Hook 3:.s GOV. Island 1852 Hell Gate 5i5
PM-Sandy Hook All Gov. Island Az He'll Gate 6:23
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. MARCH II.

MONDN1, MNHCH
Vessel For. Line. Malls close. Vessel sails
Comanche Charleston. clyde ..,,...... 300 IN
TUESDAY, MARCH 10.
IIave Bremen Lloyd. ........... 700 10 90 q
Venezuela. La Guayra Red D.. IL 90 j 90
Kansas city, Savannah. Savannah. Eco. 800
WEDNESDAY. MARCH II.
Paris Southampton, American. TOO m TO- 90 m
Rensing'on Antwerp Red star .....l2 30 m $50 m
Cermanic Liverpool. White Star. 900 m 100
Yua.isn Havana = Cuba. 100 m 800
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Announcements.

Henry A. Daniels NJ D.
90 s9th St
Impalfmsns oi the Nervous system Impotence Sterity
and like ailments Hours to I. 8 to g.
Il q w T.. e. w. e & w
The collar. "MENfO."
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3:Wpm
800 2 m
SHIPPING NEWS.

FL Paso New Orleans. Morgan ........ 300
Seminole Charleston Clyde........... 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14

A.. YOU thinking Of purchas,ns. n.a little "
p; n Stool, II 30. do not fall TO co"''S sns
sSvsrtisements In the narrow coiu"" 81
harwains may be found there 4
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msnnsr ana with the same eneot ~ q
shs H eacs had been heard ip sho ces14Sa
;v ss,ors srsvSsS Sss'cs urSs s9Ssse' ,Ss &
heard BY him snder the provisions of shls
division, ~ hsss justicss thereof thereof shan ssl
= quorum Tor al purposes whatsoever il
Ssse! iS"i n any aesion sc'no" s"It or O. pre- Pre-.
;S .ss ], sS: r;;.S Ss
vided, that whenever any OF the Justices
sssiened to- said division shall for any
cause not 'sit with said division while 90
shall with the consent OF the parties "
interest In the matter 70 be heard, Coh-
stituto a quorum for all business before
Ing and determining constitutional ques
tons: and provided further that whens
ever practicabiu an many more than threS
prerne court shall sit In the appellate al.
vision In the hearing md determination
Of constitutional question:"
Bee. T. said appellate division may be
held by different JUSTICES thereof at the
same urGc and I'm different places In the
same or In different counties and any
said division may hear any cause which
may be heard by single justice OF said
division under the provisions Of this
Chapter, while another cause In proceeds
Ing before another Justice or Justices Of
said division in the same or In another
county
Sec. 5. Any Justice OF the supreme
court assigned 10 the appellate division
as herelnbcfore provided, may and shall
from time 10 time as necessity or. con-
venlence may require, whenever deslg.
mated by the chief justice, serve either 10
the appellate division or In the common
pleas division, as such necessity or con.
venence may seem TO require.
Sec. q. This act shall take effect from
and after It's passage, and all acts and
parts Of acts Inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed.
certify the foregoing to be true copies.
Attest:
CHARLES T.. BENNETT,
Secretary Of state.
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passtd heb. b, l1W)
II r. enacted by the General Assembly ~
follows.
Section l. Bection forty Of Chapter z74
Of the General Laws entitled "Of Pro-
SeedjnGs In Insolvency" In hereby amend
ed NO az 10 read M follows:
Soc. t The assignee shall demand
sue for and receive from the ofiicer hold
Ing under Section ~ OF this Chapter, and
all other persons, all the estate IN his
or their pofsession assigned or intended
this chapter; and may intervene In any
action, suit or proceeding relating to fthc
property OF the insOlvent and take upon
Of"
Bee. q This act shall take ccfsdt upon
It's passage.
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CHAPTER AL.


AN ACT In Amendment OF and In Addition
to Chapters 22l and 222 OF the Genera
and "of the Appellate Division Of the
Passed May Is, 1871
II is enacted by the General Assembly a.
Section 1. Section 1 of Chapter 22l 1.
amended so that the same shall read az
follows:
section 1. The supreme court shall
consist or chief justice and six associ.
ate justices. to be elected. commission
and TO hold their offices. as provided In
the constitution" 'lIl
Sec. 2 Section 1 OF Chapter go f.
amended so that the same shall read az
follows:
"Sectien /. The appellate division of Tn,
supreme court shall be held by the chief
justice and three OF the associate justices
to be from time to time designated by the
chief Justice any three OF whom shaI,
constitute quorum for all purposes as
hereinafter provided. and In case OF the
absence or disability from any cause of
the chief justice. the said court shall be
held by the senior I'm service OF the asso.
ciate justices OF the supreme court who
are present and qualified TO act. together
with two other OF such associate Justices
designated by him.
Sec. g. Section 3 of Chapter 222 is
amended so as to read as follows:
"Sec. 3. Any one Justice OF the su.
preme court, assigned to the appellate al.
vision. shall be quorum for all purposes
whatsoever. in said appellate division,
except for the trial OF contested petitions
for divorce and the entry OF final DEGREES
therein. petitions for new trial demur-
rers. motions I'm arrest OF judgment, writs
OF error. petitions for mechanics liens,
and all other statutory proceedings fol-,
lowing the course OF equity and the hear
ing OF bills I'm equity and the entering of
final decreos therein: and one justice
shall also be a quorum To enter all or
ders and decrees Including final orders
and DEGREES I'm bills and petitions in
equity. and In statutory proceedings fol-
lowing the course OF equity, when decree
is To be entered by reason or default or
by reason OF consent OF parties and where
the petition or bill ls for the appointment
OF "A new trustee; and also TO hear and
enter DEGREES and orders on all interloc-
utory motions In equity causes and stat
utory proceedings following the course Of
equity: Provided. that In all cases certi-
fed from the common pleas division by
reason OF jury trial being waived, heard
I'm the appellate division by any justice
thereof, eithcr party shall have the right
to petition for a new trial In the same
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CHAPTER ll6.
AN ACT Authcrlsihg the Joint special
Committee on Permanent Camp Grounds
20 Make Certain Additions and I'm
prov o~ements at Said Grounds and APP
propriatIng <he Sum Of Ten thousand
Dollars Therefor.
Passed Feb. g. 1917
II is, enacted BY the General Assembly -
section 4 Tbs Joint special committ...s
January session. 1ss2. for tho selection
and hitting up Of q permanent camp
ground for the State militia is hereby
authorized 10 txtend the wharf at said
ground. and 10 carry out. the additions
and improvements set forth In Its report
10 the 0aperal Assembly Mt this session.
at an expshsc, including the indebtedness
for work already done under previous
snactments. OF not exceeding ten thou
sand dollars. and said sum or so much
thereof as may be necessary IN hereby
appropriated out Of any money IN the
treasury not otherwise appropriated; and
the state auditor is hereby authorized To
draw his order on the general treasurer
for such sum or 30 much thereof AZ may
be necessary, upon receipt Of vouchers
approved by the chairman OF said com
mittee.
Sec. g. All acts and parts OF acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed,
and this act shall take effect upon its
passage
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CHAPTER Az.

AN ACT In Amendment Of Chapter III oi
the General Laws, Entitled "Of Ger
tain Fisheries"
Pasred May 4, 1917
It is enacted by the General Assembly a.
follows:
the General Laws Ii amended 80 az tC
read: ttIE
Sec. %. All actions for violation
the provisions OF the preceding section
shall be commenced within thirty days
after the commission OF the offence"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect i'm
mediately, and all acts and parts OF acts
inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed
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CHAPTER l4G.
AN ACT In Amendment OF Chapter 705 oi
the Public Laws, Entitled IAN Act 10
Correct. Revise and Kepublish the Ad.
5utant Generals Report OF 1856" Passed
At the January Session. A. ID. 1888. and
OF the. Several Acts In Amendment
Thereof
PASSED Feb. 8, 1917
II fs enacted by the General Assembly ~
follows:
Section ]. In addition TO the copies o,
the adjutant generals report for the
year 1865, AN corrected, revised and re.
published, directed TO be distributed by
Chapter 7O5 OF tho Public Laws and OF
the several acts in amendment thereof
copies OF said record shall also be dis.
tributed as follows: one copy 10 each sur.
viying regular and volunteer commits.
stoned officer appointed from Rhode Is.
land, In the United States navy, and In
such service during the war OF the re
bellion: provided. however, that no per
son shall receive more than one copy OF
said record under the provisions OF this
act or OF the acts OF which this act Is II
amendment.
3ec. 2. All acts and parts of acts incon
sistent herewith are hereby repealed. ant
this act shall take effect Immediately.
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CHAPTER 44S.

CHAPTER 44S.
AN ACT In Amendment OF Chapter 296 oI
the General Laws. Entitled "Of the Mi.
litia"
PASSED May 5, 1872
1t is enacted by the General Assembly as
follows:
Section !. Section 46 OF Chapter 2s6 OF
the General Laws "Of the militia" Is
'Sec. 49, The first machlfe-gun battery
shall be composed of one battery OF not
more than four guns, and shall consis,
OF four commissioned officers and moi
more than fifty pr.vates."
Sec 2. This act shall take effect upon
Its passage, and all acts and parts of acts
Inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed
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CHAPTER l1s.

CHAPTER A3.
AN ACT In Amendment OF Section OF
Chapter 1t Of the General Laws "Of
Salaries and Clerical Assistance"
Passed Feb. o, 1917
II In enacted by the General AsSsmbly ~
follows:
Section I. Section Q OF Chapter 294 Of
the General Laws "Of salaries and Clsr-
tcal Assibtance." IN hereby amended 40 AZ
to read az folows:
"Sec. 4. The actutant-generaI In hereby
authorized and empowered to employ such
clerical assistance as he may require In
the discharge OF his duties an adjutant-
general, at an expense not exceeding f1f-
teen hundred dollars annually; and the
state auditor IL hereby directed 10 draw
his orders upon the general treasurer In
payment for such assistance, out OF any
propriated, upon vouchers approved by
the adJutant-general."
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect upon
It's passage.
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l'struetion y wild fo'
IF6r care OF soldier
mont In r rovidcncc.
ron PA, M EET %
IN EIfB AM.
Five thu lusand DOL
FOR Ex PENBEB
or TIj nc STAT
SHELL FIBHEJtI
Twelve aundrsd q
FOR PA, lMENT 3 {
TAIN
Fifteen ! iundrcd a
4 TATE X
Far the state reg
annual ab straGt xsn,
trattOn OF 'birthH, n
10 be pait on app
I'Dtate, one thOltsand
SOIL )IIERB' I
| For the . eIief OF
ana marin, ~, etc.
soil oIERs'
For the ~ 7ppOrt nj
soldiers ht me and
eighteen IN ousand (
FOR THE SUPP(
| NANCE { ~ THE
AGHIcUL TUItE
ARTS.
Ten thous md doll
FOR THE SUPPO
| NANCE { bF TIL
FOR THE DEAF
| Nineteen I housan
to the mono W rec,
shall have b sen pa
| For station cry, II
for comm.ssi ,nerss,
dollars.
For the pa yncnt
house bonds, hfty1t
dred dollars.
For watchn lan a
ave hundred d oilars
For annual payn
1und for the r cliem
| RDndG - fwapt VT tho
Sec. 2. This act
and after its | 'assa
cl LAP
AN ACT Relai ing
Cure OF Pers Ons
bitual. Jcxcessi W..
Alcohol and o the
(Pass, Vi ]
1t Is enacted by rae
follows:
Section /. Eve ~
dicted to the hab ifii
gerous use of ale ola
drug. as to rem, ier
own welfare or II ";
munity that he r hc
cured, may be 7 eG
friend either will IL
the Butler Hospit a.
ing such period, n
at any one time, q
effect his cure fr, y
such person shall
out a certificate fr, Z,
sicians of good stai
employed In any l.
the insane, that 81
to such habitual I
that such restraint
own welfare or for /
munity: provided, h
person shall be 80 !
der the personal SUI
sician who is the 81
time being OF the ]
any person so commi
received and restrain
In the Butler Hos
friend or said Sup
their agents and ser
piration of such yeal
such committal unless
In one Of the metho
forth; and neither SUI
perintendent, their al
nor the trustees or al
pital shall be liable ci
Tor receiving or detair
committed or detained.
Sec. 2. Such person
from such detention a
said superintendent wi
house, and by the s
with the appreciation
visiting committee Of
ne is confined In. the 4
Sec. 3. On petition
fined under the provisl
Of any person on his
the appointment of q
the writ Of habeas &C
similar proceedings shi
same rights and priv
toner and 10 the peri
upon the like similal
provided in Sections Is,
n OF Chapter 80 OF
with reference to pers'
sane: provided, howey
trial OF any such pet
the court or any tustic
such commissioners, oI
on issues framed, tn
whether or not the p
or 10 not addicted to {
ihbefore set forth and
IL necessary for his Gu
or for the safety Of II
he should be so restra
Sec. 4. The duties al
agent OF State Chariti
and Of the chairman
Of Health as a commits
Sections %, 30. 81, 81, 2
Of the General Laws,
apply to all persons n
provisions of this act,
where they are restI
persons restraining tn
Sec. 8. This act sha
and after its passage
parts of acts inconsi
hereby repealed.
CHAPTE
AN ACT In Amendm
dition to Chapter z
Laws Of Rhode Isla
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CHAPTER l50

and of Chapter liz OF the Genera,
Laws, "Of Birds"
Passed May IA, 1877
ID Is enacted by the General Assembly az
follows:
Section I. Section / OF Chapter 112 O,
the General Laws is hereby amended By
adding after the word November the
plover, snipe. curlew, tattler, greater and
lesser yellow legs, or any so-called shore
bird between the first day of January
and the first day Of July"
Sec 2. Section OF Chapter 112 Of the
General Laws is hereby amended by
striking out after the word "b,ttern" the
following words, ''plover except as in the
rails, sandpipers.' and by striking oui
after the word 'sparrows' the following
word, "snipe."
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from
and after its passage, and ali acts and
parts OF acts inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed.
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and this ses shall take effect from ana
sitter It's passage. Ill
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|IThe Chapters of Public Lay,a arc supp-
LAwsa Revision OF 1894
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passed May l3. 1917
1t is enacted by the General Assembly al
follows
Section /. Section Z of Chapter "a OF tn.
General Laws Is hereby amended so as Il
read as follows:
sec. Z. The several town councils
shall, at their meeting held next after the
first day of October In each year, deter.
mine the corners and angles Of all roads
within their respective towns at which
IT shall be necessary to erect and main.
tain guide posts and shall keep a record
their proceedings"
Sec. 2. Section II OF said Chapter "A IL
hereby amended so az to read as follows,
shall, at their meeting held next after
the first day Of October in any year, neg.
lect or refuse to determine upon proper
places at which guide-posts shall be erect
ed and maintained, shall be fined five
dollars for every month they shall sc
neglect or refuse"
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CHAPTER 4i2.
AN ACT In Amendment OF Chapter ga of
the General Laws, Entitled '"Of pro-
cecdings In Insolvency"
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CHAPTER 40.

CHAPTER 49,
AN ACT In Amendment OF Chapter "a OF
the General Laws, Entitled "Of Trav
elling. on Highways and Of Guide.
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AN ACT In Amendment of and IN 'Ac,
diton to Chapter 228 OF the & aReFei
Laws Of Rhode Island
PASSED Feb g. 1917
It is enacted by the General Assent tytas
follows:
Section /. Whenever any justice 2 as
sistant justice shall be a party to any
action or proceeding, civil or Grim MAJ,
or be interested In the event thereof ulch
action or proceeding, II within the jl ris-
diction Of a district court, shall, IN
brought before a district court, pe
brought before and heard by dist sct
court in an adjoining district.
Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts =
consistent herewith are hereby repeale q
Sec. g. This act shall take effect upo "
its passage.
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AN ACT In Amendment of and In Addition
to Chapters 22l and 222 OF the Genera
Laws, Entitled "Of the Supreme Court
and "Of the Appellate Division of the
supreme Court" Respectively.
(Passed May IL 1871