The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-05


bill for an act In amendment OF an act
10 incorporate the Roger Williams Saw
ings Fund and Loan association. passed
in 1879 and the several acts in amend
ment thereof
The capital stock Of said association
shall not exceed So 500 oo0 TO be accumu-
lated and are 10 be divided into shares
Of 500 each Said limitation Of the capt.
tai stock shall be held to apply TO the
capital actually paid in. and the associa-
ton may issue it's shares so long as the
capital actually paid In on its shares In
force is not In excess OF said authorized
capital. No stockholder shall sell or
pledge his stock or any portion OF the
sam7 without fret giving the corporation
the refusal thereof at the lowest price for
which he Ia willing to sell the same IL
went 10 the committee on corporations.
FOR ARMORY AND ROADS.
Mr.. Rurchard OF Little Compton intro
duced a resolution submitting 10 the
people the proposal to raise 100000 for
state roads and S250.ooo for the Providence
srmory. The measure was referred to
the committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Euclide Garvin OF Burrillville pre-
sented bill for an act in amendment OF
charter $50. relating to the election OF
certain officers in Burrillville. II was re-
ferred 10 the committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Gibson. for the committee on spe-
ciai legislation. reported back Substitute
A for a bill relating 20 the suppression
OF intemperance. with a recommendation
for the passage OF the substitute. and the
indefinite postponement OF the original II
went 10 the calendar.
Mr.. Eddy OF the same committee report
- hon h1t It,,a frr ~ tha
same act. which provides that druggists
liquor licenses be t& and prohibiting
Sunday liquor selling. except on prescrip-
tion. and then not 70 be drunk on the
premises.
This was aisl referred 70 the calendar
Mr.. Allen OF West Greenwich. by request.
introduced a bill FOR the relocation Of the
monuments IN Providence which went 20
the committee on judiciary.
TO PREVENT FRAUD.
He also introduced bill for an act 10
prevent fraud by correspondence schools.
The bill provides that no person or cor
pcrstion shall DO business in this state as
q correspondence school until ne shall
first have filed a bond In the sum OF SOS. =
o. WITH the general treasurer with secu-
rites satisfactory 20 him and with con-
d'tions approved by the board OF educa-
tion.
The bill gives q person who has paid a
cuncsrn not having compiled with law an
action against said school for double the
amount paid in and provides fine OF 500
o. not more than $500 II went 10 the COM
n.ittee on education.
Mr.. Peck OF Warren for the committee
on engroseed acts reported hack the act
q incorporate the Herald company and
the amendment 20 charter OF the Oak Xii
csnetery as truly and rightly engrossed.
10th were passed.
From the calendar was taken house
BILL ~. for a resolution sppropria ing
5000 for cartsin expense bills remaining
unpaid Jan. !. 1905. at the Rhode Island
College OF Agriculture and Mechanic Arts,
cf which the committee on finance recon-
msnded passage and printing IL sus-
pended. was passed after explanation OF
Mr.. BlIss.
House bill as. for a resolution sppro-
pristtng $500 for annual repairs and
minor improvements IN connection with
the experiment station and other college
buildings Of the Rhode Island College
az Agriculture snd Mechanic Arts. was
passed.
The house passed a resolution appro-
priatlng $1,000 for certain expenses pro
posed az the Rhode Island College Of
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
The bill for an act IN relation 10 the
assessing and collecting OF poll taxes IN
Che town % cranston. % which the com
nnittee on Judiciary recommended pas
ssse. was psssed and wss sent 70 the
senate
rhe house adjourned a, 1885 on molten
- Ju1ss Palmer.