Public laws amended and new acts passed in 1908 session
A dense summary of multiple acts from the January 1908 session, detailing bucket shop penalties and definitions, exemptions for Union soldiers, anti wire snares, theft penalties, quahaug protections, state salaries, weapon restrictions, embalming licensing, and oyster lease validation with effective dates and commission structures.
Chapter 1568 amendment expands burglary penalties
A historic statute amends Section 10 of Chapter 279 to broaden nighttime breaking and entering offenses. It specifies entry into barns stables carriage houses or other buildings with intent to commit larceny or other felonies or misdemeanors and includes railroad car breakage or seal tampering with intent to commit theft. The act dates to May 6 1908 and clips into Public Laws as amended by Chapter 454.
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General Assembly
Embalming Regulation Act Passed May 1908 Chapter 1575
Chapter 1575 creates a State Board of Registration in Embalming and regulates the embalming business. Section 1 makes it unlawful for unregistered practitioners to embalm, outlines penalties, and sets registration requirements and authority for enforcement. The act seeks to standardize practices and protect public health through licensure.
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Board of Registration
General Assembly
Chapter 150 Act funds bridge project Rhode Island
The act adds to prior appropriations for the Rhode Island Stone Bridge project and authorizes a further thirty thousand dollars from the treasury to complete construction and incidental expenses. The state auditor is directed to issue orders as vouchers are received, with the act taking effect upon passage.
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General Assembly
First Judicial District
Tenth Judicial District
Eleventh Judicial District
Twelfth Judicial District
Board of Examiners
State Board of Registration
Senate
Saie
State Board of Registration Or Embalming
Board of Registration
Providence
Rhode Island
Board of Commissioners
Chapter 157 Insolvency Act Provisions and Procedures 1908
Rhode Island chapter 157 outlines jurisdiction in insolvency cases, venue for petitioners in Providence Kent Bristol Newport and Washington counties, and responsibilities of the superior court. It covers hearings, rehearings, forms, costs, and the designation of county registers and notices to creditors. The act sets rules for voluntary and involuntary proceedings, timelines for filing schedules, meetings of creditors, petitions, citations, and potential custody orders, along with partnership insolvency procedures and auction processes for insolvent interests.
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Providence
Kent
Bristol County
Newport
Washington County
South Kingstown
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Justice
Register
Bristol
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Shell Fisheries
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