The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07

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Sec. 13 Said board shall have power TO
! revoke any certificate OF registration
! granted by a under this act for (a) gross
! incompetency: tb) the keep OF a shop. or
! the tools appliances or furnishings there
! Of in an unclean or unsanitary condition;
| tc) failure TO comply with the require
! ments OF section II of this act: Provided
! that before any certificate shall be so
revoked the holder thereof shall have mo-
tice in writing OF the charge or charges
against him. and shall have reasonable
opportunity Go be heard I'm his defence.
Any person whose certificate has been
so revoked, may, after the expiration
, of ninety (s0) days, apply to have the
same reissued, and the same shall be is
sued to him upon satisfactory showing
that the disqualification has ceased The
said board shall have power by it's chair
man TO summon any person TO appear as
"a witness and testify at any hearing APP
pointed by 1t touching any such charge
preferred against any barber OF this state.
and TO examine such witness relating
thereto: may administer oaths TO such
witnesses, may compel their attendance
and may punish them for non-attendance
by fine not exceeding ten u0) dollars.
MOTIONS WISE AND OTHERWISE.
Senators Parker. Banigan Champlin OF
Cranston: Horton. OF Exeter; Horton and
which arose over motion OF recommit
ment of the whole bill TO the committee
on special legislation. This motion OF
reference was made by MIR. Parker. Of
Coventry. but subsequently withdrawn
Mr.. Horton. OF Exeter offered n minor
amendment to the section, but II was not
seconded
Senator Kenyon had an amendment to
make that, not the state board OF BARRIERS
but the Supreme court be made the tri-
bunal OF hnal appeal. lie offered the
same but there was no second.
Motions then flew thick and fast and
more than one senator began to make
light OF the section and the entire bill
Senator Champlin moved reference TO
the tudiciary committee. but II was op-
posed by Senator Parkhurst, who. as a
member OF that committee, felt he aud
his associates had their hands already
hlled with various measures.
Senator Gaskin naiVely moved reference
To the committee on corpora tons but the
chair ruled such motion out Of order
senator Champlins motion OF reference
10 the judiciary committee was then de-
feated by a decided showing In the mega
tive
senator Mclaughlin then moved refer
ence 20 the committee on property, for
one member of that body Is 4 barber
Senator Murphy thought u ought TO go
back Go the committee on special legis-
lation.
So did Senators Freeman and Horton
Of CranstOu
Thereupou. Senator Mclaughlin with-
drew his motion Of reference to the COM
mittee ON property.
BACK no SAME COMMITTEE.
Senator Parker then moved recommlt- |
ment 10 the committee on special legisla- /
lion and % was ovorwh lmiugly decided /
ln the affirmative
senator Kenyon offered au amendment |
To- chapter lgi of the General Laws. "Of |
the Rlght. ANA Property of Married |
Women. ferred to The Judiciary com |
miftcc
Senator Freeman presented the annual |
report OF the state hoard of soldiers re- |
lief. received read rs title ordered print- 4
I'D and communicated 10 the house
pou motion of senator Freeman ad- 1
IOurnment Was taken until Tuesday next |