The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30

CHAPTER lii5.
AN ACT in Amendment OF Section OF
Chapter 627 OF the Public Laws, Entitled
An Act 10 Protect the owners OF Cans.
Bottles and Other Vessels Used In the
Sale OF Mineral Waters, MIX. Beer.
Cider, Wine or Other Beverages and
Compounds. Passed March'S, 1888.
IL is enacted by the General Assembly
as follows:
Section l.. Section 2 OF Chapter 6T OF
the Public Laws, passed March 3, 1898. Is
hereby amended so as TO read as follows:
Sec. q IL Is hereby declared to be un-
lawful for any person, copartnership or
body corporate, other than the manufac-
turer. bother or dealer whose name.
mark, device or other designation CT
ownership is upon any vessel or recep-
tacle mentioned in section OF this act.
and which has been filed and published
as aforesaid, either by themselves or
through any agent or employee. TO buy.
SELL offer for sale, take, give, receive,
handle In the course OF business except
when containing the liquid therein placed
/ by the owner, bother. or manufactures,
hire rent, lend, transport. carry In was-
ons, carts, push carts, or other vehicles,
| or 10 take or collect from ash or garbage
| receptac cles, from public or private dumps,
| cellars. yards, lots, or premises.or TO keep
| in stock or otherwise store or dispose OF.
or pieces OF the same, without the writ
| ten consent OF said manufacturer, bot
tier, or dealer. respectively whose name.
mark, or device, or other designation OF
| ownership shall be therein or thereon.
| And without such written consent II shall
be unlawful to willfully break, destroy.
| or otherwise injure any such vessel or
receptacle. or to willfully mar or erase.
cover up, conceal. or remove any such
name, brand. mark. or other designa-
tion of ownership so appearing upon such
vessel or receptacle, or without such writ
| ten consent, for the purpose OF trade or
gain, TO Ill any such bottle, vessel. or
other receptacle with any beverage, IL
quid, medicine. compound. or substance
whatsoever, except bottles having con-
tanned a prescription may be refilied for
any medicinal purposes.
And IL any of the within described
bottles. vessels and receptacles are found
ship. or body corporate other than. the
manufacturer, bother. dealer. or legal
purchaser or purchasers or receiver there
of without the written consent OF such
mapufa cturer, bother, or dealer, the same
may be seized by any peace officer. po-
lice officer. or any Inspector Of any in
corporat%sd % state oottlins protective tu % sssS-
out warrant, wherever he shall nnd the
same being illegally held or USED. as
specified In this section, and may detain
| until a warrant can be secured against
the person so Illegally holding or using the
same.
Amy person offending against the pro-
visions OF this section shall be punished
| by Imprisonment for not more than three
ara or gy ne 81 ONE noa
| so filled, sold. given. held, disposed OF, or
trafficked in. or from which the name, de-
has been erased. defaced. covered up. OF
otherwise removed or cancelled, or by
both such fine and Imprisonment"
Sec All acts and parts psstsh OF acts N
and this act shall take effect upon It's
passage.
CHAPTER llls.
AN ACT in Amendment OF Chapter e4 OF
the Public Laws. Entitled An Act Re
lating TO Juvenile Offenders and Provid-
n Ing for the Appointment OF Probation
It is enacted by the General Assembly
Section /. Section 2 OF Chapter ee4 Of the
| Public Laws, passed at the January ses-
sion, A. d. 1899. Is hereby amended so as
TO read as follows:
offenders. no court fees shall be allowed
| or taxed against the respondent In any
criminal case in any court In this state,
and no costs shall be taxed against the
vices or fees witness or otherwise OF
any officer OF any OF the cities. OF Provi-
dence, Pawtucket. Central Falls. Woon-
socket or Newport. such officer having a
salary or fixed compensation from any OF
said cites. All other officers shall for
service of process. for travel. or for at
cases be entitled to receive the regular
fees provided by law for service OF pro-
cess, for travel or attendance In court
as in other similar cases. and the costs
therefor shall be taxed against the re-
spondent."
Sec. 2: Section s of Chapter ss4 of the
sion. A. D. isss. is hereby amended so as
Sec. s. No fee shall be allowed for the
commitment Of any such Juvenile offender
| Providence. Pawtucket. Central Falls.
Woonsocket or Newport. such officer hav-
ing a salary t or nxed compensation from on,
travel at the rate OF ten cents for each
mile travelled with such Juvenile offender
in custody may be paid to any court Off
that purpose by. the court from which IN,
| commitment process issues; Provided.
that such allowance for travel shall In
fender; and provided. also. that In case
| Of the commitment OF any person under
the provisions OF Chapter 1909 OF the Pub
or town shall be entitled to the fees pro-
vided for In said chapter for such com
Sec 3. This act shall take effect from
/
parts Of acts Inconsistent herewith are
! hereby repealed.
CHAPTER 1l17.
| AN ACT to Validate the Acts OF Leonard
w. Horton as a Notary Public and as a
| Justice OF the Peace.
II is enacted by the General Assembly
as follows:
Section 1. All acts matters and things
done or performed by Leonard w. Hor-
ton. of Providence. as a notary public In
the state Of Rhode Island, and as jus
tice OF the peace for the city OF Provi-
dence. In the county OF Providence. and
state aforesaid. appointed 10 both Of said
Offices by the governor in June. A. d.
1902. and duly commissioned TO both
but duly engaged on neither. are hereby
| declared 10 be as valid and effectua In
ell respects as II Leonard W. Horton had
taken the engagement prescribed by the
general laws before entering upon the