The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19

head OF new business, introduced a bill
for an-act- ia -aHaaadH4eat-ef- section of
chapter 232 OF the General Laws. entitled
"Of Town sergeants and Constables.'
1t follows:
Section OF chapter 232 OF the General
Laws, entitled ''Of Town Sergeants and
Constables,' is hereby amended so as to
read as follows.
Sec. 3, Town sergeants and constables
shall serve and execute, in the town In
which they are chosen or appointed and
not elsewhere except under the provisions
OF section 546 OF the Court and Practice
act all writs. summons and other proc
esses TO them directed and which by law
may or ought to be served and executed
by town sergeants and constables, un-
less otherwise specially provided"
This act shall take effect upon It's pas
sage.
1t was referred TO the committee on fs
dietary.
TO LICENSE MILK DEALERS
Mr.. Gibson OF Providence presented a
bill for an act for the licensing OF milk
dealers in cities of 10000 or more inhabit-
ants, and In amendment OF chapter l4g
OF the General Laws entitled "Of Milk"
1t was read and referred to the COM
mittee on jud. iary.
Mr.. Shaw Of Johnston presented a bill
Tor an act in amendment OF the charter
OF the Eureka Mailing Machine company,
changing the name TO Eastern Realty
company, and making the capital stock
10000. IL was read and referred to the
committee on corporations.
Mr.. Newell of Central Falls introduced
a resolution making 1t possible for a
member 10 demand a measure reported to
the committee on special legislation, after
four weeks consideration.
II was referred TO the committee on spe-
cial legislation.
MR.. RATTEY SEEKS INFORMATION.
Mr.. Rattey OF Central Falls introduced
a resolution requiring the state auditor
to report TO the house a list of the pay
mentS TO the various newspapers OF the
state.
a second resolution requiring the secre-
tary of state to report a usL-nf- -naMs--
papers publishing the state laws was pre-
sented by the same melnber and both
were referred TO the committee on Judi
ciary.
Mr.. Spencer OF Warwick presented a bill
for an act TO restore the civil rights Of
William ID. Frye. which was reported 10
From the senate were received several
measures, which were refrrd TO appro-
PIRATE committees.
Mr.. Burchard reported the measure to
authorize the Highway CONSTRUCTION / oan
OF $4,000, bond of 0years team, with
three per cent interest
1t was referred TO the finance com.
mittee.
Mr.. Brazeau of Pawtucket, for re COM
mittee on rules and orders reported the
substitute for House Rule Is and IL Was
referred 10 the committee on Joint rules
and orders.
Mr.. Rattey Of Central Falls rose on a
question Of personal privilege and re-
quested information as TO what the COM
mittee on special legislation had done with
his resolution on the rules.
Mr.. Bouchard said, in effect the matter
was being carefully considered and per-
haps IL the committee decided that way IL
would be reported back some day.
The calendar was then In order, the first
matter being bill for an act providing
for judicial proceedings with uniucorpor-
atod associations. Of which the committee
on judiciary recommends passage.
Mr. Rattey asked for an explanation.
Mr. Bowen OF Providence said
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