The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-02
PENNSYLVANIA LEe1siATURE.

Senate.
HARRIsBURo, Feb a-AmOng the bIIls favorably
Honss biz restoring to owners certain ground
formerly used by West Philadelphia Oanal company: py
The Senate bill regulating the practice Of medicine
and surgery In Philadelphia.
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Connell, authorizing the Philadelphia, German
town and Norrtstown Railroad Company to purchase
employees.
Also vscatng Isngton lane from Twenty-nfth
Mr.. Miller, repeating the sixth section Of au act
relating TO goods in store and In transit, ana 70
make receipts therefor negotiable.
Mr. Hennessey, incorpOra ting the Philadelphia
Banking and Safe Deposit Company.
BILLS CONSIDERED.
Mr.. Lowry, Senate bill transferring the guardian
ship OF the heirs OF Daniel Stone TO Ohio. Passed.
The Senate bill, passed yesterday, repeating the
third section OF the act relating 10 Judicial sales as
70 Orphans courts, was reconsidered and laid over.
House.
Mr.. Adaire, from the Committee on Municipal
Corporations, reported the Metropolitan Police bill
as u had passed the Senate. Mr. Adsire moved TO
make special session for its consideration this
afternoon.
The ayes were 40 and the nays were 4o The vote
was almost party one, the Democrats being unani-
nous against the motion. Absent or paired, Nc
KinstTy hchahon, Miller (Phladelphis), Stokes,
The following Republicans voted with the Demo-
Gratis viz. :Messrs Church, Keech Leslie Marshall,
Smith, Stephens and Tyler.
Mr. Josephs raised point OF order that It required
two-thrds vote TO pass a resolution making spe-
clM hchblOu lOI OOhnluSAahVh vi OSibdih
The Speaker decided the poin. of order not to be
ORIGINAL RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Cooper moved that the bill prohibiting bone
boiling establis hments in certain parts OF Phade
phia and Chester counties be taken from the Com
muee on Municipal Corporations and given TO the
Agricultural Committee Opposed by Mr.. Adaire, but
Mr.. johnson offered resolution providing a COM
mttee to act with City Councils aud Congress to
celebrate the centennial anniversary Of the Franklin
Ipaff tnen AnFnn N
Mr.. Smith offered q resolution dlschargng all
the Officers OF the House except the Clerks, Ser
| gesnts-at-Arms and two assistant doorkeepers and
two assistants, and the Postmaster and the persons
discharged receive one-third OF their salaries.
| competent for the House by simple resolution TO
discharge officers regularly appointed according to
| taken and the resolution iell.
| INoTE.-Various efforts have been made TO dis
pense with the officers, because there Is pastng
connection may be stated that every effort to give
either postage stamps or their equivalent In money
70 the members has failed. Ihe members have been
Mr.. White offered . resolution to furnish the
School superintendents reports which were printed
| by the State Printer, according to law
Mr.. Davis moved TO amend by requiring the clerks
to furnish stamps to send the documents abroad
Agreed to by Uipa roce vote.
The resolution as amended was agreed to by Il
Ayes-Messrs. Adams, Aimes, Boileau, Cloud
Comfy, Conroy, Craig, Deininger, Dnl {Unionl Dim
mick, Ellis, Engleman Godshall, LA j. Harvey
Herr Hill, Hong, Humphreys johnson, John
son, Keech, Kerr, Kreps, Leonard, Long
necker, McCreary, McKinstry, Marshall, Miller
Allegheny; Niles, Parsons, Porter, OF York
Reinoehl, Roberts, Robinson, Rohrer, Smith, Sny
der, Steele, OF Schuykill; Stone, Taylor, Thomas
| Walton, White, and Wiley.
Nays-Nessrs. Albright Beans, Bowman, .Brobst
| Brown, Burlington, Carlin, Chamberlain, Cooper
Craitz, Daily, Darlington, Dill OF Adams, Eschback
Forsyth, Hirst, Keene, Leidy, Long, McAleel
Montgomery Mooney, Porter OF Cambria, sedgwlcl
Shurlock, Steele of Armstrong, Stevens Tyler, Var
kirk, Webb Wheeler W0olver, and Strang.
| Mr.. Brown offered q resolution TO discharge tn
Ways and Means Committee from the considerable o
| OF said resolution to adjourn on March II.
| Mr.. Davis said 1t was impossible to get throug
with the business before the end OF March as 70 ge
| the Appropriation bill prepared AZ 1t should be.
Mr.. Brown said that the Senate had passed tn
resolution and thrown the responsibility upon tn
| House There was no danger but that people VIII
wanted money from the Treasury would hurry u
their claims and present them in time. He wante
early adjournment.
Mr.. Davis moved to postpone, so as to offer resc
luton to adjoErn on the Gath Of March Nc
agreed to.
On agreeing to discharge the committee from tn
Senate resolution, the ayes were "a and the noe
were 81, and the adjournment resolution wa
placed on the public calendar Of Thursday, Feb
Mr.. White offered resolution 70 print hVe hur
dred copies daily Of the House journal for Use
members instead OF the Re erd.
Mr.. Davis moved to print one hundred, aud NJ
Leidg moved to print one thousand.
The subject was postponed.