The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-09
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c. Moore, Clarence o. Carpenter. james
Harris. Charles G. Mumford, Clarence A
Aldrich, John J. Fitzgerald.
Special Iegislation-Philip IA. Wibour
Lucius b. steere. Joseph L. Lanphear
John l.. Maroney. George j. Andrews
William r. Clarke, r. X Leonidas Rsttey
Finance-James H. Arlington. William
/ Frost John r. Richmond Charles IL.
Ward Fred p. Fenton. Zenas w. Bliss,
William j. Underwood.
Corporations-E Elmer j. Rathbun, Henry
A. Palmer, Stephen s. Rich, Nathaniel
@. Carpenter John ogden. M. j. Il. Le-
girls. Henry b. Kane
Education-B. Court Bentley. John
Walch. Horace n. Hassard, George &.
Cranston ]. Stacy Brown, William 4.
Dodge. David j. Barry.
Rules and orders-Clarke III. Johnson.
John l.. Maroney. James t.. Bradford.
Henry B. Kane Alexander Leslie, Joseph
Mcdonald, Joseph A. Hughes.
Miliua-John +. Richmond. Fred T.
Fenton, George H. Nichols. Philip a.
Money. Alphonse Gauvin. Joseph A. Mil
Ter, Jr. James j. Nolan, Jr.
Charities--William Il. Stedman. Nathan
lei q. Carpenter. John Ogden. John Is.
Brindsmour, Charles f. Buckley.
Fisheries-Henry c. Anthony William
L. Frost w Fred Williams, James Y.
Caldwell, Thomas A. Carroll.
Elections-James Harris, Elmer j.
Rathbun. George c. sCranston, william
Il. CasweIl, +. X Leonidas Rattey.
Agriculture and mechanic arts-charles
H. Ward r. Court Bentley. George j. An
drews. James Il. Moran, Patrick j. Nc
Carthy.
STATE property-John walch,, Francis
Pagan. Samuel e Groves. Edward Il.
Butler. Thomas j. Curry
Public institutions-Jan.e Z. Bradford,
Luous B, steere;, John I; Marooney, Al
eTender leslie Thomas ,sarIanrv mcHugh
Palmer. William r. Caswell, George j.
Andrews. Charles c. Gauvin. Thomas r.
Haven.
Accounts and claims--M. ]. f. Legris.
James III. Arlington, Horace n. Hassard,
Francis Pagan Addison r. Munroe;
Printing-Charles G: Mumford, Charles
G. Gauvin, George ii. Nichols. Clarence
A. Aldrtch Edward $. Lafayette.
Rules and orders-Joseph c. Moore. Ze-
mas w Bliss. Philip A. Money, Albert IL.
olney, Caleb II; Nye. ,,.u TT
Wilbour, w. Fred Williams, Samuel r.
Daubney. James Il. Murphy.
Public health-Stephen s. Rich. Henry
c. Anthony. Nathaniel q. Carpenter. d.
stephen Dolan. Theodore G. Morrisseau.
Real estate-Wiliam T. Stedman, Jo-
seph f. Lanphear. Thomas McHugh,
Henry J. Spooner, Elisha A. Waterman.
SPEAKERS APPOINTMENTS.
The following appointments were an
nounced by Speaker Burlingame:
Deputy speaker-Clarke II. Johnson OF
Foster.
Doorkeeper-Arthur " Warfeld.
Assistant doorkeepers-Joseph Proven
cher. George c. Clinton.
Pages-walter J. Lewis. Charles y.
o'Connor. Moses Roffiawitch, William
Marks, Clarence Saunders, Joseph Nc
Hugh, Robert f. Johnson.
AN ELECTION CONTEST.
The memorial of John w. Burns OF
woonsocket. asking for the authority for
the board of aldermen of Woonsockot to
recount the vote cast at the last election
I'm that city for third representative. pre-
sented by Mr.. Brindamore of Woonsock-
ct, was referred 10 the committee on
elections by Speaker Burlngame, for
mally.
Mr.. Aldrich presented an amendment
10 sections Sc and 63 OF chapter 500. pub
lie laws. which was read and referred
to the committee on the judiciary.
Mr. Mumford presented a bill author
izlng the American Ship Windlass Co. TO
erect a building on East River street.
Providence. Committee on the judiciary.
Mr.. McHugh presented n bill instructing
the overtime work Of women and children
In manufacturing establishments OF the
state; committee on special legislation.
Also bin regulating the amendment
of the charter Of municipal corporations.
Committee on the judiciary.
AMENDING RULES.
Mr. Brown offered an amendment to
rule 8. increasing the number OF pages
from seven to eight Passed.
The anpoip ~ deayca Rurpa
as the eighth page was announced by the
speaker
Mr.. Brown offered an amendment TO
house rule ~. which rule was amended
at the least session so as TO permit former
speakers of the house To enjoy the priv
ileges OF the floor of the house.
Mr.. Brown stated that the rule had
been amended at the last session. but as II
did not appear In the printed rules, and
there was necessity of having the rules
corrected. he would mo that the rule
be amended so as To give the former
speakers OF the house the privilege Of the
floor.
II was shown 10 Mr.. Brown. however.
that the amen'ed rule was adopted. Mr..
Johnson speaking IN explanation, and the
proposed amendment was withdrawn.
Mr. Fitzgerald suggested that the rule
should he amended so as 10 give former
governors of the state the privilege OF tho
floor OF the house.
MR. BROWNS PROPOSAL.
Mr. Brown moved an amendment TO
house rule a. this providing .he former
speakers have the privilege Of the floor
OF the house. provided that they be not
interested In legislation before the house.
He IA Ia I'm support OF his amendment that
at the last session of the house the prlyi-
leges accorded In the rules were grossly
abused and he believed that the rule
should be enforced He cited that on the
last day OF the session men having the
privilege OF the floor OF the house had
been about on the floor importuuing Bcn
aud giving instruction concerning legisla "
ton TO be enacted.
Former Speaker Armington said that he
agreed with Mr.. Brown. lie knew II
was vAs.tter OF difficulty for n speaker
10 meet the demands made upon him by
people who sought 10 obtain the privilege