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§ 37-8-6 - "State House" defined – Former state houses – Use of legislative chambers.
SECTION 37-8-6
§ 37-8-6 "State House" defined –Former state houses – Use of legislative chambers. – Wherever in the statutes of this state the words "State House" are used theyshall be construed to mean the building upon the lot bounded by Gaspee,Francis, and Smith Streets in the city of Providence. The building in the cityof Newport heretofore used for the purpose of a "state house" shall hereafterbe called the Newport County courthouse. The building in Providence heretoforeused for the purpose of a "state house" shall hereafter be called the sixthjudicial district courthouse. The senate chamber and representatives hall ofthe State House shall not be used for any other purpose than for meetings ofthe two houses of the general assembly.