The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28

At the session of the General Assembly,
begun and holden at Providence on the
nrst day OF January, 1901 a Resolution in
the words following was OH March q,
1901 adopted viz:
REsoLIiTIQN PRoPo sING AN
TION or THE STATE.
Resolved. A majority OF all the members
elected TO each house OF the general as
sembly voting therefor that the following
amendment 10 the constitution of tho
state he proposed To the qualified electors
of the state, IN accordance with the pro-
visions OF Article XIII of the constitution,
for their adoption. TO be denominated Ar
ucle Nil OF amendments.
ARTICLE XIII.
Section l.. The territory embraced with
In the ward lines of each ward OF the city
of Providence now or hereafter existing
shall constitute an assembly district OF
said city, which shall bear the same num-
ber as such ward. One representative In
the general assembly shall he elected in
each of the first second. fourth. NTH.
sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth assembly
districts, by the qualified electors resident
I'M such district, and two such representa-
uves shall be so elected In each OF the
third and tenth assembly districts, ex-
cept as hereinafter provided. The ward
next created In said city shall constitute
the eleventh assembly district thereof.
and thereafter one such Representatives
shall be elected therein, and but one such
representative shall be so elected In tho
third assembly district. The ward next
thereafter created i'm said city shall con
stitute the twelfth assembly district
thereof. The ward next thereafter ere
ated in said city shall constitute the
twelfth assembly district thereof and
hereafter one such representative shall
be so elected therein. and btu one such
representative shall be SO elected in the
tenth assembly district.
Sec. 2. The provision OF section 1 of ar
ucle OF the constitution which prohibits
the division of any town or city into dis
tricts for the choice of representatives
shall not hereafter apply to the city OF
Providence.
The names OF all the members who
voted thereon. with the yeas and nays,
are as follows. viz:
In the Senate: Yeas-His Honor the
| I.ieutenant-Governor; Mr.. Henry +. An
| thony. East Providence: Mr. Albert $.
| Babcock. Hopkinton: Mr. William IL. Bal
lou, Cumberland: Mr.. Allen Y Barber,
| ton: Mr.. Thomas G.. Carr, Jamestown;
Mr.. James X. Chase, MiddIetown: Mr..
William T,, w Gongdon. s.lo North kingstowMn; Mn
| Alexander G.. Crumb Westerly: Mr..
Henry T.. Edredge. East Greenwich; Mr..
George x. Fiske. West Greenwich: Mr.
John A. Grinnell, Exeter; Mr.. Henry ID.
Heydon. Warwick; Mr.. John x. Hicks,
Tiyerton:, Mr.. Addison 3 = Hopkins Bur-
port Mr. Theodore $. Hughes, Johnston;
Mr.. Alfred w Kenyon, Richmond, Mt
William Il, Lewis. .Jr., harrington; Mr.
Ezra G. Parker. Coventry: Mr.. &. Frank
Parkhurst Providence Mr. Edwin A.
Perrin, Pawtucket: Mr.. Frederic j. PITS
Glocester: Mr.. Nicholas T.. Reiner, North
Providence: Mr. benjamin Robinson'
| Jr.. South Kingstown; Mr.. George "
Simmons. Bristol: Mr. Elbridge l. Stod-
| dard Portsmouth; Mr. Andrew Is. Wnip-
| pie Smithheld: MIR. Daniel Wilbur. lhttle
| Compton: Mr. James Nj. Wright. Foster
NaysTMr Christopher Y. Champlin,
| New shoreham: Mr.. William H. Crawley.
| Warren: Mr.. Charles IL. Horton. Woon-
In the House Of Representatives; Yeas
| The Honorable Speaker: Mr.. j. Eyerett
Andrew. Central Falls; Mr.. Henry G An
| ness. Pawtucket: Mr.. William w Blod-
| gett Pawtucket; Mr.. George q. Brigas'
| South Kmgstown; Mr.. Peleg ! ,,,, Brigrs-
man. Charlestown; ar. IA. Martin Brown'
! Providence; MIR. Joseph y Burllngame'
| Warwick: Mr. Clarence 9 Carpsn.er'
| Warwick; Mr.. Nathaniel g. Carpen.nr. un,s
| stock. lincoln: Mr. Harry G. Curtis
| Providence; Mr.. Walter n. Durfee Provi.
| dence Mr. Frank r. Eastou, Prov,oencs.
| Mr.. Herbert NJ Gardiner. harrington
| MIR Henry &. Gorton. Providence; MT.
| George W. Grant Providence; Mr. VII
| liam A. II. Grant. providence; MT. rran- q
| els w Greene Warwick: Mr.. George '.
| Cireenhalgh. Pawtucket; Mr.. Edwaru =.
! Hall. North Kingstown: Mr.. Chrstophsar
/ L. Holden pree4Aei4e.i-At--Llt -ltnLdle r u II
| Horton. Cranston; Mr.. George y Hpwrara'
| little Compton: Mr.. Allan M. Jeners,
| PawtttcKef. MIR. Clarke IL. Johnson. Fos-
| Ter, MIR. sanford T.. kinnecom. North
4 Providence: Mr.. George X. Lawton,, llN-
! erton. Mr. Raw c. Lewis. New Shoreham.
| Nr george A Iittleiield. Providence: MI
| Louis l.. Mailhot Lincoln: MIR. JOB Man-
! chester Coventry: MIR. Clarence n Matn-
! ewson. Smithicld; Mr. Whiting Metceli'
/ Richmond; Mr. Joseph &. Moore. west
| erIy. MIR. oscar A. Newell, Central saiis
! Mr. lanes Nisbet pawtucket; MT. itehrN
\ ~ Nugent Johnston: Mr. Samuei -.
( peck Warren: Mr.. George j.. fitrct'
! Providence; Mr.. Eugene y. Ponton. ten-
! traI Falls: Mr.. g. Alvin Potter, Cransto,
I MIR Elmer j. Rathbun. West GrcenwiSh :
/ Mr.. John y Remlinger. Providenes. NJ, M,
| Herbert A. Rice. Pawtucket: Mr.. Stennr,.
| Rich. Fast Providence: Mr.: Aiperl
| Eoberts Providence; Mr.. Wilnam ~.
| sbeffieId. Jr Newport. Mr. Harry ~
/ cbenard BRISTOL Mr.. Sayles IL. StseIe'
/ CIocestcr: Mr.. Elisha G. Stiiiman. Hop.
! kinton: Mr.. Philo Il. Thayei, PswtucsSs,.
| Mir. Charles VI. Ward. Middletown; Mt MMr'
/ John j Watson, Ir, Jamestowhi H,r :
. Ceorse +. Wells. Westerly: MT. John ~.
! NVctherpI Newport: Mr.. Benjamin WIS
! htr scituate. Yeas. -.
[ Navs-AIr. Adelard Archambault, Mooh-
/ socket. MIR Michael X. Carroll. Wooh-
| .ocket Mr.. William y. Clark Jr. NSw-
\ MORT Mr. John H. Crosby. NewpoLt. N
! trancis Fagan. Burrilville MI l.ucies
! =, q. Garvin Cnmberland. MT bsrry -
] crpaue NNOonsockct; MIR, waiter ~
! IIoxie Exeter. Mr. Edward ;. Latayeui'
I Voonsocket. Mr.. Patrick ). MufPhs'
| Newport Nays. ~
N'''s'' CHARLES +. BENNE1T,
Secretary of state.