council. Prisoners held in said hospital prison shall be subject to all the laws that are now applicable to the temporary industrial camp for prisoners.

SEC. 5. The prison commissioners are hereby authorized to expend, with the approval of the governor and council, a sum not exceeding twenty-five thousand dollars out of the State Prison Industries Fund to provide the buildings and furnishings for the said hospital prison. [Approved and in effect May 1, 1905.]

AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE CONSOLIDATION OF THE PRISON CAMP AND HOSPITAL.

SEC. 1. Upon the establishment of the hospital prison, as provided by chapter three hundred and fifty-five of the acts of the year nineteen hundred and five, the said hospital prison and the temporary industrial camp for prisoners shall be combined in one institution, to be known as the Prison Camp and Hospital; and all laws relative to said temporary industrial camp or to said hospital prison shall apply to said prison camp and hospital.

SEC. 2. The provisions of section one hundred and thirty-one of chapter two hundred and twenty-five of the Revised Laws relative to the support of a sick prisoner shall apply to any prisoner who has been removed to said prison camp and hospital. [Approved April 5, 1906.]

R. L. CHAPTER 226.

OF THE REVISED LAWS AND THEIR EFFECT.

SECTION 2.

Cited. Attorney General v. Netherlands Fire Ins. Co., 181 Mass. 522; Com. v. Anselvich, 186 Mass. 376.

SECTIONS 4-6.

Cited. Com. v. Anselvich, 186 Mass. 376.

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R. L. CHAPTER 227.

OF THE EXPRESS REPEAL OF CERTAIN ACTS AND RESOLVES.

Cited. Com. v. Anselvich, 186 Mass. 376.