The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-08

There was a quorum present in the SEN
ate today and Governor Kimball occupied
the chair.
The records of yesterdays session were
read by Secretary OF State Bennett and
approved
Senator Wright OF Foster presented a
resolution appropristing $1,000 To purchase
600 copies OF early deaths and marriages
in Rhode Island, compiled from news
papers and other sources; referred To the
committee on finance.
The governor presented the reports OF
the following named officers:
Factory inspectors, state sealers of
weights, measures and balances. state
board or dentistry and OF tie adtutant
general. The reports were severally re-
ceived. ordered printed and communicated
10 the house OF representatives.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Senator Freeman moved that all bills
representing unfinished business, as
shown by the docket, be referred TO the
several committees under the captions
suggested: so voted
Also. on motion OF Senator Freeman,
the unfinished business upon the files of
the clerk was referred as follows
Substitute A of AN act I'm amendment OF
CHAPTER 2es of the General Laws, "Of the
militia" committee on militia
Substitute A OF an act 10 provide for the
establishment and maintenance of the
Rhode Island Textile school; committee
on education.
An net I'm amendment of section . or
chapter % OF the General Laws entitled
sOf the revenue of the state;' judiciary
committee
An act to regulate the practice of bar
bering. the licensing of persons to carry
on such practice, and 10 insure the better
education of such nractitloners1- Amd lo
insure better sanitary conditions In bar
bcr shops and 90 prevent the spreading
Of disease I'm the state of Rhode Island,
committee on special legislation.
An act to regulate the taxation of per-
sonai property; committee on judiciary.
Resolution directing the secretary ~
state 20 report the number OF general as
semblies heretofore held; committee ON
education.
SENATE COMMITTEES.
The senate committees for the year will
be constituted az follows by appointment
Of the governor.
Judiciary Edward l.. Freeman. Henry
y. Anthony. g. Frank Parkhurst Ezra
X Parker Beniamin r. Robinson. Jr.
Corpora tions-C Christopher ". Champlin,
George w. simmons. Albert s. k'abcock,
JNncS NJ. WflRht. Henry =. tldfeut's
Finance-AleNander c. Crumb. Addison
s. Hopkins. Theodore *. Hughes. Robert
II. Treat. Charles IT, Horton
James ". Chase. Charles Potter, John r.
Edwards. Patrick J. Murphy
Special legislation--Alfred w Kenyon.
Elbr'dge /. Sto1dard. William u Cross
George ". Lawton. James r. Banigan.
State propertv-Norman l.. CaDwell
Horace II. Horton. John IL Edwards
Thomas H. Connolly. Joseph a. Mo
MIiitia-wnuam w. congdon. Charles
Potter. Robert y. Treat. Herbert VI Car
diner. Peter y. Gaslsn
Eiections-IGeorge w Simmons Henry
T.. Eidredge. George n. Lawton. George
r Howard. Peter J. Gaskin
Charities and cOrrectionR-An -
Whipple, Alfred w. Kenyon. &. Frank
Parkhurst. Thomas q. Carr, Horace y.
Horton.
Fisheries--Wiliism w Congdon. FL
bridge 7. stoddafd. James ". Chase Her
bert NJ. Gardiner. George r. Howard
Aericuiture--Wiliam -. Cross. Addison
8. Hopkins Ezra X Parker William A.
Aldrich. Joshua &. Tucker Jr
psrdons-Wiliam ~ Cross Andrew n
Whipple. G. Prank Psrkhurs'. Thomas q
Carr. Sanford y. Kinuecom
Iron motion of Senator Baboock the
senate adjourned until n m. tomorrow
IN THE HOUSE.
n was 1875 O'Clock when The houss was