The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-10
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Mr.. Ratty's motion 10 make the reso-
Iufion n specai order for Wednesday at
1880 was ruled out OF order. He renew
cd the motion. Judge johnson moved
that the motion be laid on the table. Ihe
motion prevailed and the motion to lay
the motion on the table passed by vote
Of S6 TO "a.
MADE SPECIAL ORDER.
Mr.. Gauyin Of woonsocket moved that
the resolution be made special oraer
for Tuesday next at n;3o.
Mr.. spooner moved TO make the day
Thursday next
Tbe amendment was lost and the mot
ION was carried by vote OF 81 to ~
SCHOOL COMMITTEE BILL
Mr. Rlndamour presented bill In am
endment OF chapter 72S. general laws
this being the city charter OF Woon-
socket. so as TO provide: that at the next
state election the electors shall elect
school committee OF nine members three
for one three FOR two and three Tor three
years and annually three after three
members. this committee 10 succeed 10
the control OF the city school property
and department: committee on the judi
ciary.
Mr.. Leslie presented a bill to incorpo-
rate the Mutual Cooperative Building and
Loan association; committee on corpora
tjons.
Also a bin to incorporate the Ameri-
can Casualty Insurance Co.; committee
on corporations.
Mr.. Carroll presented n bin TO extend
the jurisdiction OF the harbor master OF
Providence and of the city councl III
the enactment dnoa OF ornns1S rlves north OF
Couimicut Point in other words 10 extend
the harbor lines.
He asked immediate consideration OF
the bill, which was accompanied by
Joint resolution OF the Providence city
council and the bill was passed and or
dered communicated 10 the senate.
STATE ARMoRY COMMISSION.
He also presented bill comforting ad-
ditional powers on the Providence armory
commission, which made an increase III
the appropriation for the use OF the com
mission to sls5, 900; committee on finance.
Judge Johnson presented bill II
amendment OF section 8. chapter 29i. Gen
eral Laws, making authority for the clerl
OF the common pleas division OF -ne su
preme court TO engage additional clerica
assistance in his office to perform specia
duties at cost not to exceed S2ooo an
nually; committee on finance.
Mr.. Carpenter OF East Greenwich pre-
sented resolution making appropriation
OF $500 for the repairs of the Kent count!
jail; committee on state property
PROVIDENCE MEASURE
Mr.. Nolan presented a bill 20 amend tn
city charter OF Providence. so the cit
council mey make contracts for the re
moval OF swill and offal; committee oil
the judiciary.
Mr.. Fftzeerald presented bin II
amendment OF chapter 46 of the Genera
Laws providing for the changing OF sew
eral sections The present law relate
TO the assessment Of taxes on real an
personal property, and the amendmen
Of1igatorp nm ri of n
assessors TO assess any person comin
before such board 20 the full amour
sworn to. =, In other words. the tax as
SCISSORS will not have the present powe
TO reject the application OF any perso
who desires 10 pay taxes; committee o
the judiciary.
A resolution making an appropriate
Of $1,000 for the use OF the commissioner
Of inland fisheries recommended by n
committee on finance. was passed aft,
brief debate.
A resolution making appropriation Z,
the use OF the state sealer was. on re,
ommendation OF the committee on fnanc
after explanation, passed.
A resolution making appropriation
$500 for the purchase of uniforms 4
the naval battalion. recommended by Il
committee on finance, was passed.
A resolution making appropriation
$500 to enable the commissioners Of re
ords 10 continue the work was on re
ommendation OF the committee on finanC
indefinitely postponed and substitute b
a. was passed.
A bill In amendment of section
chapter 253. public laws, entitled "Of Pl
vate and Several oyster Fisheries" W
passed after brief explanati ton. on recor
mendation OF the committee on fsheri'
There was considerable discussion r,
ative 10 bill TO incorporate the Weste
ly Automatic Telephone Co. and I'm u
Messrs. Fitzgerald. Rathbun and McDo
aid and Mr.. Moore participated. T
house refused 90 incorporate In the bin
clause giving the town council OF Weste
~ the right at any future time 90 exs
toll for the use OF the streets OF [
. town by the company. The bill. VI
several minor amendments was pass'
resolution making an appropriate
Of $4,000 for the maintenance Of rife pra
tise for the state militia for the prese
year was passed on recommendation
me committee on finance.
On motion OF Mr.. Moroney a bill
regulate the practise Of barberlng I'm q
state was made n special order for THU
day az 1880.
On motion OF Mr.. Lanphear the hot
then adjourned.
THE SENATE.
The senate was called 10 order at
o'clock by Governor Garyin with a ql