The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-13
THE STATE LEGLSLATURE.
Senate.


HARRISBURG, April 1a--Among other bills reported
negatively was the one regulating the practice OF
medicine, surgery. and midwifery In Philadelphia
Inc following bills on the private calendar were
passed.
House bin to incorporate the Frankford Mlnufac-
turing Company.
House bin to incorporate the Pennsylvania Dyking
Company.
House bin requiring Supervisors OF Bucks county to
make sidewalks when requested 10y majority OF the
Senate supplement- to an net incorporating Clear
Greek and Colorado Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany.
House bill Incorporating the Soldiers and salors'
h0EumeIt Association OF Delaware county.
House bill 10 incorporate the Intercours5 Assosa-
ton OF Lancaster, for the recovery OF stolen pro.
House bill to incorporate the Robert Morris Dock
Company, OF Philadelphia
House bill for the relief OF George r. Perry.
House bill establishing district for road purposes
in Chester township, Delaware county.
House OF Representatives.
The Session OF the House was prolonged last night
An amended Tax bill was passed. IT. was orlsl-
nally considered by the Senate in the early part ~
the session. having been prepared by board OF
commissioners.
The House last night took up the Senate bill, AMI
amended 1t by revising the tax upon NUMBER OF
articles, among which was whisky. 1t is lnpJssble
at this stage OF the bill, to give its items, it
An effort was made about u O'Clock A. M. to con
slider the Cattle ni but Il was not agreed TO- hayiag
Holgate, Foy Hovey aud Subers.
This morning the House met at 10 O'Clock
Iue speaker presented q from
William v. Mexican, Esq., general manager OF tue
Public Ledger, stating that the OF his name
incorporation in the burlesque Broad street railway
bill was entirely unauthorized and without his know
ledge or consent and requesting that the records OF
the House might set forth this fact IL ordered
The Appropriation bill was considered in the form
OF the report OF committee OF conference of the two
houses Among the items was one giving Thomas
Greenbank the pro rata pay Of Judge during the
time he was acting as such in the District Court.
. Mr. Adams offered the following THAT 1t shall be
the duty Of the State Treasurer out OF any funds In
the treasury not otherwise appropriated. to paw
TO the shipper of petroleum, whether crude or
refined from any port OF entry in this State to foreign
ports bounty OF one-eighth Of one per cent upon
every gallon OF said petroleum shipped after June
l. next to be paid upon the certificate Of the collector
or other proper officer, at such port OF entry that
such shipment has been actually made, aud proof
that the tax upon said petroleum has been paid Laid
upon the table
The Senate bill to incorporate the Newsboys' Home
was called up by Mr.. Daley, and passed.
Mr.. Bum called up the Senate bill requiring police
officers to convey prisoners to the nearest station
but the House refused to suspend the rules.
The Senate bill in relation to port wardens ETC.,
That all fines, penalties, forfeitures and Sums OF
money for which the captain and officers OF any
vessel In Philadelphia may be liable, shall be sued
for and recovered by the master warden with costs
of suit before the Recorder or any alderman of Phi
and returnabe Ike lawful % @ process i''Isa re
curing the apprehension Of any person
charged with criminal offense, but subject to ap
peal to the Court OF Common Pleas from any juds-
ment rendered in such suit, provided such appeal
be taken within twenty-four hours after Judgment
to be approved Of by such Recorder oraiderman for
payment OF such Judgment, interest," and costs II the
same a,I be ;i aiiirmed by said court . an,
afterwards Nessrs. Hong and Foy moved to recon
slider IT, the ground that it would act injuriously
posing criminal penalty for civil ofense, aii by
only allowing vessel-owners twenty-four hours to
appeal, time entirely too short for the purpose.
The House, by avira coce vote, refused to recon-
slider.