The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-29

The senate was called to order at IL
o'clock by Governor Garvin with quo
| rum present.
The records of the session OF yester-
| day were read and approved
On motion of Senator Jackson the nomi-
nation of John C. Pegram, Jr.. as medical
Examiner for district No. 10, Providence
. county. was. taken from the table and
on motion OF Senator Jackson the advice
land consent OF the senate was given
Thereto.
On motion of Senator Kenyon the nomi-
nation of John w. Saunders as medical
| examiner for district No. 8. Washington
| |county. was taken from the table and on
motion of Senator Kenyon the senate
| gave it's advice and consent thereto.
From the house came a bill to approve
|publish and submit TO the electors OF the
state a proposition OF amendment to the
Constitution Of the state: committee on
| the judiciary.
TIEPKE REFLECTED.
| Senator Edwards presented resolution
prov1ding for the election OF commits
sioner of Industrial Statistics. Read and
passed.
Senator Edwards nominated Henry f.
. Tiepke as commissioners OF industriai s'a-
ustics.
Senator jackson nominated Sidney A.
0herman.
a ballot was taken with this result:
whole number OF votes cast......... 80
| |'Necessary for a choice. IL
Henry r. Tlepke. ......................''. y
| sidney A. Sherman. n....,..........''''''''
Mr.. Tiepke was declared elected.
The governor presented recommenuh-
. ton for the pardon and release from the
| Yroyfdence county Jail OF Ella Gilbert to
which the senate gave It's advice and con-
1 eent under suspension of the rules.
Senator Anthony, from the committee
an the Judiciary, reported back bill to
validate the acts OF Arthur y Leary as
notary public: read and placed on the
oalenda-.
| On motion OF Senator Champlin reso-
fntson authorizing Roswell Gron and Ab-
"a F Crofr to adopt Adaline Southwick
Eldred and change her name TO Adaline
0roff. was taken from the calendar and
passed
ON motion OF Senator Easton a reso-
hutton on the petition OF Daniel j. Geary
Cor restoration OF civil rights was taken
from the calendar and passed
APPOINTMENTS BY GOVERNOR.
Governor Garvin announced that he had
appointed the following and asked the
oonsent OF the senate thereto:
Members OF the board OF female visit
~rs 70 institutions where women are i'm
urfsoned: DIR. Helen G. Putnam OF Provi'
6&nce. Mrs Minerva A. Sanders OF Paw
1ucket. Mrs. Lydia X. Kendall OF Eas
| 0reenwich. Mrs. Ellen ~. Cottren o
Iamestown, Mrs Mary Smith OF Cumber
land. Mrs jeanette 6. French OF Paw
oucket. Mrs. Annie T.. Mcconnell o
VVoonsocket. TO hold office for one year.
John II. Kerlin OF East Greenwich Is :
,.ember of the state board OF charities
iss. Ss -, -,
Norman n Mason OF Providence, How
ara A. Pearce OF Providence. S. Winhel'
Hines OF Warwick James X. Lorah o
newport, Patrick ]. II. Mullen OF Paw
tncket Frank A. Jackson OF Woonsocke
and VIM j. McCaw OF Providence a
members OF the state board OF pharmacy
- hold Office to Feb. ], 1906.
Hugh r. Mcintyre of Pawtucket
&omyuissioner OF the Pawtucket river &
hold ofYice 10 Feb I. 1904.
Nathaniel b. Church OF Tiverton as
member OF the board OF police cominls
n1on>rs for the town OF Tiverton TO hol
o6rics TO Feb. 1. 1905
william g. sherman OF Newport and Pc
- 7. Heffern as members OF the board o
r>xtsfration In dentistry 20 hold office &
veb. 1. 1905
James TflIlnghast OF Providence as
m>mber OF the board Of commissioner
Ter the promotion OF uniformity In legis
Iation IN the United States. 20 hold offic
- reh. 1. 1905.
kibert a. sprasue of warwick as
member OF the state board OF health q
no16 offce 10 Feb. l. 1879.
Henry A. stearns OF Central Falls. VII
- +. crAndail Of Providence and ElleI