Public Laws Passed at the January Session 1906
Public Laws passed at the January session of 1906 are listed. The chapters of the Public Laws are numbered continuously from the General Laws Revision of 189. The record notes the official sequence and authority for the enacted statutes.
Act Authorizing Use of Voting Machines in 1906 Elections
The 1906 act formalizes use of state city and town voting machines after approval by the state returning board. It defines terms, sets approval and printing of instructions, and mandates machine standards, face plates, counters, locks, and seals for secrecy and accuracy. It details funding, procurement, custody, operations, and penalties for tampering or improper conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State Returning Board
Sagid Board
Towasstat Dt
Secretary of State
United States
Bhali
Secretary of
City of
Providence
Board of Canvassers and Registration
Sugrd-Rail
Cler
Inea
Cinipraahallcsytheas
Board of Aldermen
State Library Funding Act Amended by 1906 Legislature
The act amends General Laws to appropriate thirteen hundred dollars annually for the state library with eight hundred for books and supplies and five hundred for clerks and expenses. It adds five hundred dollars from the treasury to carry out the act and directs the state auditor to issue orders on the general treasurer. The act takes effect upon passage and repeals inconsistent prior acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedslon
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles P. Bennett
Orst Seea Chichester Chemical Company
Madison Block
Philadelphia
A. W. Orgelman
State Street
William
Mks Eas
Sas
Gary Pa
Randall & Randall, ‘Proprletors