The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-07-19


Is not In session shall be nled by the governor
urtil the next session thereof. when he shall
with the advice and consent Of the senate. appoint
some person 20 I'll such vacancy for the remainder
of the term"
SEC. -. Section of chapter 81 Of the 0sner~l
Laws Is hereby repealed.
Sec. AZ. Section of chapter 2el Of the General
Laws Is hereby amended 30 as q read ioIlovs:
Section l. The board of state charities and cog
rections shall consist u nine persons. three from
the county Of Providence. from each Of the
other counties. and from the state at large"
Sec. ~ Section Of chapter 2gl Of the 0neral
Laws ~ hereby amended % as 20 read as follows:
SEC. 2 The governor. by and with the advice
and consent of the senate, shall annually az the
January session Of the general assembly appoint Q
member or members Of said board 10 succeed those
whose terms OF once will next expire; and the
persons appointed shall hold their ofices until
the first day Of February in the sixth year after
their appointment Any vacancy which may oc-
cur In aid board when the senate is not in seq
sion shall be hled by the governor until the ne1t
session thereof when he shall. with the advice and
consent OF The senate, appoint some person 10 fll
such vacancy for the remainder Of the term"
Sec. 30. Section IL Of chapter 2gl is heseby
amended 50 as 10 read as follows:
''sec. IL. The members of the board of state
charities and corrections shall before entering up-
on their duties be sworn 20 the faithful perform
ance thereof, and said board shall make a full re-
port Of their doings. including statement Of the
names and salaries OF all persons appointed or en-
ployed by th.s-, annually 20 the general assembly
on or before the second week Of its January ses-
sion"
Sec so. Section Of chapter POP Of the General
Laws is hereby amended so a 20 read as follows:
section /. There shall be an advisory board of
visitors to the penal and correctional institutions
Of the state where women are imprisoned and 10
the Oaklawn school for girls, consisting Of seven
competent women. The members Of said board in
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hold their ofhees for the remainder Of the terms
for which they were respectively appointed At
the January session Of the general assembly In
each year the governor. with the advice and con.
sent Of the senate, shall appoint some such per-
sons 20 be members Of said board to succeed the
members OF said board whose terms will next ex-
pre; and the persons appointed shall hold their
Offices until the first day Of February in the year
next after their appointment and until their sue
cessors elected and qualified. Any vacancy
which may occur in said board when the senate is
not in session shall be filed by the governor until
the next session thereof, when he shall, with the
advice and consent of the senate, appoint some
person TO I'll such vacancy for the remainder of
the term"
Sec 81. Section 4 Of chapter 292 Of the General
Laws is hereby amended a 10 read as follows:
"sec T. The board or such Of its members as
shall be appointed for the purpose shall visit each
OF the penal and correctional institutions Of the
state where females are imprisoned, and the Oak
lawn school for girls at least in three
months, and shall have the same power TO visit
and inspect such places Of confinement and 10 ex-
anime into the government and discipline Of tbs
NINA, - far as relates to the. female inmate.
thereof is exercised by the board OF state char
tiles and corrections, and shall make such sug
gestions and give such counsel TO said board a.
shall be deemed expedient and proper: Provided
that said board shall have no authority over any
officer OF the institutions aforesaid or any power
10 interfere in their Management or discipline"
Sec. So Section Of chapter 292 VI the General
Laws is hereby amended so to read as follows:
"Sec. D. The board shall make written report
annually to the general assembly at its January
session"
Sec. B. Section Of chapter 292 Of the General
Laws is hereby repealed.
Sec. 81. Section 10 Of chapter 29i Of the General
Laws is hereby repealed.
Sec. 50. section 60 Of chapter 2g6 Of the General
Laws is hereby amended 10 read as follows:
'sec. SO. Tse adiutant. general quartormaster.
general surgeon general. judge advocate general,
and the brigadiergeneral Of the brigade, the lat
ter upon the nomination OF the held-otfcers and
captains Of unattached companies OF the brigade,
shall be elected by the general assembly in grand
committee. At the January session next preeed-
ing the expiration Of the term Of Office of any
such officers the general assembly shall proceed TO
elect some person persons to succeed the ofhcer
officers whose terms will next expire; and the
persons elected shall hold their Offices until the
first day of February in the fifth year after their
election
Sec 56 Section "A Of chapter 296 Of the General
Laws is hereby amended SO as to read as follows:
"SeC. "a. Whenever any office Of the line or sah
is vacant or any officer is sick absent tb<' VI
ties Of such officer shall be performed by the off,
Ger next in rank in the line OF in the department
of the staff until the vacancy be filled or the dis
ability be removed. The commander-in.chief may
,,rfs To ttgh
the same shafr b. filled by q regular election or
appointment: Provided. that any vacancy in the
Offices Of adjutsnt- general, quarermastergenerai,
surgeon-general, judge sdvocate-genersl, and the
brigadier general Of the brigade, shall be filled by
the commander-in.c until the next session OF
the general assembly, when some person shall be
elected by the grand committee TO FIJI such va
cancy for the remainder Of the term"
Sec 81. Section ! of chapter 352 OF the PUBIC
Laws passed at the January session, A. ID. 1856,
hereby amended to read as follows
Section l. There shall be board Of commits
sionsrs for the promotion Of the uniformity OF
legislation in the United States, consisting Of
three persons The sembers Of the board OF com
mssioners for the promotion Of the uniformity on
legislation in the United States in ofhce at the
passage Of this act shall continue 10 hold Their
Offices for the remainder OF the terms for which
they were respectively appointed. At the January
session Of the general assembly in the year \. -.
1901 and annually thereafter the governor with
the advice and consent Of the senate, shall appoint
a member Of said board 10 succeed the member
whose term will next expire; and the person so
appointed shall hold his Office until the FIRST Gay
of February in the third year after his appoint
ment Any vacancy which may occur in said
boar, when the senate is not in session shall be
filed by the governor until the next session there
Of when he shall, with the advice and consent OF
the senate, appoint some person TO MI such va
cancy for the remainder Of the term
Sec 5s Section / Of chapter 757 Of the Pubic
Laws passed at the January session, \. d. 1900, Is
hereby amended SO as to read follows:
''section l. There shall be state sdepath COM
mission consisting Of FIVE persons each Of whom
shall be a cyclist one from each OF the counties
of the state The members Of the state Hdepath
commission in Office at the passage Of tins act
shall continue TO hold their Offices for the remain
der Of the terms for which they were respectively
appointed. Al the January session Of the general
assembly in the year A. D. 1901, and annually
thereafter. the governor. with the advice and con.
sent Of the senate, shall appoint member OF said
commission TO succeed the member whose term
will next expire and the person 50 appointed shall
hold his office until the first day Of FEBRUARY IN
the fifth year after his appointment; Provided,
that all such appointments shall be from the ooun-
" represented on the commission by the membr
whose term Of Office will next expire. ANY va
rancy which may occur in said commission when
the senate is not in session shall be hlled by tie
governor until the next session thereof, when no
shall with the advice and consent OF the senate,
appoint some person 20 oil such vacancy for the
remainder of the term Provided, that all va
cancies shall be filed for any unexpired term by
the appointment of some person from the county
then lacking its representation on said commis-
sion. The members Of said commission shall srve
without compensation. but shall be paid their ac-
tual and necessary disbursements out of the side-
path fund Whenever complaint is made by them
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