Rhode Island § 11-22-14 § 11-22-14. Pawtuxet Falls bridge.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 11-22-14 — § 11-22-14. Pawtuxet Falls bridge.

Rhode Island § 11-22-14

Title 11Criminal Offenses

Ch. 11-22Highways

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 11-22-14 (2026).

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§ 11-22-14. Pawtuxet Falls bridge.
Every person who shall make fast any canoe or boat to either of the abutments or any
            part of the bridge at Pawtuxet Falls, or throw any stones off from the bridge, shall
            forfeit five dollars ($5.00); one-half (Â½) to the use of the city of Warwick and the
            city of Cranston and one-half (Â½) to the use of the person who shall sue for it. The
            city of Warwick and the city of Cranston may each appoint one suitable person to take
            care of the bridge and to prevent damage or injury being done to it. Each of the persons
            so appointed shall prosecute for every forfeiture incurred under this section.
         

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§ 11-22-14. Pawtuxet Falls bridge.

Every person who shall make fast any canoe or boat to either of the abutments or any part of the bridge at Pawtuxet Falls, or throw any stones off from the bridge, shall forfeit five dollars ($5.00); one-half (Â½) to the use of the city of Warwick and the city of Cranston and one-half (Â½) to the use of the person who shall sue for it. The city of Warwick and the city of Cranston may each appoint one suitable person to take care of the bridge and to prevent damage or injury being done to it. Each of the persons so appointed shall prosecute for every forfeiture incurred under this section.