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him under this section shall. upon con-
viction thereof. be fined not exceeding 800.
one-half 20 the use OF tie complainant
ane one-half to the use Of the state, and
shall also thereby be deprived OF his said
office"
Sec. A. This act shall take effect upon
it's passage.
judiciary committee.
Mr.. Bowen also presented an act In
amendment OF sections S45 and 1868 OF the
court and practice act as follows:
Section /. Section S45 OF the court and
practice act is hereby amended so as to
read follows:
Sec. 81. The probate coust appointing
any executor or administrator shall. inn
medlately upon the qualification OF every
executor or administrator. give notice
thereof by publication, at the expense OF
the estate At least once "a week for three
successive weeks In such newspaper az
the court may select. Upon the compile
tion Of such publication. the court shall
record a copy OF such notice and the
dates and place OF it's publication. GER
tilted copy OF such record shall be admit
ted as evidence OF the time. place and
manner I'm which notice was given
Sec. g Sec. 1858 OF the court and prac-
tice act IL hereby amended so as 10 read
| as follows.
Sec 1858 The probate court appoint
ing any guardian shall Immediately upon
the qualification OF such guardian give
| notice thereof by publication, at the ex-
| pense OF the wards estate. at least once
n week for three successive weeks i'm such
newspaper as the court may select, and
IN the same notice shall notify credi-
tors OF his ward 20 file their claims in
the office of the probat clerk within six
| months from the date OF the first publi-
cation OF said notice. Upon the com
pletion OF such publication, the court shall
| record q copy Of such notice and the dates
and place of its publication. A certified
copy OF such record shall be admitted
as evidence Of the time. place and man.
ner in which notice was given"
Sec g. This act shall take eefrct upon
its passage.
| judiciary committee.
Mr.. Woodmansee presented an act In
cooperating the Kent County Gas COM
pany. Committee on corporations
Mr.. Woodmansee also presented an act
providing for the publication Of the pend
ency Of the petition for Incorporation Of
the Kent County Gas company. judiciary
committee.
FOR AN ARTESIAN WELL.
Mr. Bliss presented resolution appro-
propriating $500 for the purpose of sink
| ing an aEtesian well at the state camp
grounds Finance committee.
Mr. Bliss also presented a communica-
! tion from the far0or and land commits
sioners of Massachusetts requesting the
! appointment OF a commission to act in
conjunction with the Massachusetts, offl-
! cials in seeing that the monuments fixing
! the boundary lines OF the two states are
properly located Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Bullock presented a resolution APP
propriating $500 for repairs on the armory
at Pawtucket. Committee on militia
Mr.. Easterbrooks presented a resou-
tion providing for repairs TO the wharf
at the state camp grounds. Committee on
militia.
Mr.. Money presented n resolution appro-
! priating $1,000 for fertilizer to be used on
the parade ground at the state camp.
Finance committee.
Mr.. North presented a resolution provid-
| ing for the establishment OF n state rife
range at Westerly and the repair OF the
one at Woonsocket. Committee on militia.
WORK ON CALENDAR.
From the calendar was taken a resolu-
tion relating 10 the reference and re-
| porting of house measures. on which the
committee on special legislation recon-
mended indefinite postponement.
After brief discussion. which was ter
minated by Mr.. Allen. who moved the
previous question. the act was indefinite
! ly postponed.
| Also an act in amendment OF an act en-
| titled AN act TO incorporate the South
| Shore Railway company" passed at the
! January session, A. u. 1903. on which the
committee on corporations recommended
passage I'm concurrence. Passed.
and Connecticut Railway company. on
| which the committee on corporations
recommended passage in concurrence.
! Passed
Also resolution to pay bill OF Lewis ].
Pierce, sl2ol for interest. on which tho
comNittee on accounts and claims recon-
! mended passage. Passed.
Also resolution TO pay bill OF George $.
| Bennett for services as Janltor OF the
| Kent court house from Jan. l. 1905, TO
| Dec. al. 1906, $500 on which the commit
tee on accounts and CLANS recommended
passage. Passed.
Also resolution 90 pay bill OF James w.
St1lman. $2o60 damages for tho illegal
discharge OF prisoner charged with con-
| spiracy 10 defraud on which the commit
tee on accounts and claims recommended
indefinite postponement is suspended.
Recommitted 10 committee.
Also a resolution 10 pay bill OF D. A.
! Briggs for labor and material for clerks
! office. Second district court. $3.50. on
| which the committee on accounts and
claims recommended passage. Passed.
Also a resolution to pay bill OF wester-
IS Savings Fund and Loan association
| for rent OF office for sheriff OF Wash
| ington county. 1870. on which tho COM
mlttee on accounts and claims recon-
mended passage. Passed
| Mr. Palmer asked for an explanation Of
the act Mr. Eaeterbrooks replied that
/ the lapse OF dates was caused by the ex-
piration OF one brigadier general and the
delay I'm the appointment OF another one
I and there had been no lapse OF duty
/ on tho part OF Captain Rittman.
/ Mr. Gauvln asked for further informa-
| tion.
Mr.. Bouchard read from tho record OF
the adjutant generals office. showing tho
standing OF Captain Rittman and the rec
| ommendauon by that officer OF favorable
| consideration. Passed.
At l2A O'Clock. on motion OF Mr Shaw.
The house adjourned.