The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-08
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate.


HARRISBURG, March S.-A large number OF re-
ports we're made from committees, among them the
House bill increasing the number OF mercantile ap-
praisers, amended SO as to make the ap. raisers
furnish list of all the vendors OF vtnous, spirCuOus,
ana matt LIQUORS 10 thIaaelpns u 10 tne Olty Trea-
selling without license to the Court Of Quarter
Sessions. The bill repeals all laws requiring
stables to make these returns
Mr.. Brooke introduced bill TO incorporate the
Norris Bank of NorrIstowD.
Mr. Dechert, enc supplementary to an act relat-
ing to corporations, passed April 20, 1855.
Mr.. White, one authorizing the Supreme Court to
grant new trials.
MIR Mumma introduced bill relating to judicial
pensions. This bill proposes that any law Judge OF
any court OF this Commonwealth who, having held
his commission as such at least ten years, shall,
after having attained the age OF seventy years. re-
sign his office, shall during the rest OF his LIE
receive the same salary which was paid him at the
time of his resignation. Any law judge whO having
held his commission and acted as such for at least
ten years. shall become so far broken down In health
as TO be untitled to perform his oifclal duties, may
on resgning his commission be entitled to receive
OF his reHgnation for such period as by such dsa-
biy he shall be untitled to follow his professional
pursuits.
1s6T entitled IA further supplement TO an act for
the regulate and continuance OF system OF edu-
cation by common schools to cities and boroughs
win population OF over seven thousand"
Mr.. knight, one to provide for the appointment OF
a Board OF Commissioners in Bucks county, and for
other purposes, the commission to inquire into the
Dancisl matters of the county for some years past
Mr.. Randall, one to incorporate the New River
Mr.. Dechert, one supplementary to the act to fact
litate the barring OF entails.
Mr.. Henszey, one authorizing prothonotaries TO
enter satisfaction on judgments, when the same are
attached.
Mr. Davis one Incorporating the Mechanics
Savings Bank OF Reading.
Mr. Dillon one extending the provisions OF the
14h section OF the act relative 10 the Orphans Court
approved NJ arch 20, 1882 to include the public debt
OF MIliamsport.
BY Mr. Connell, a supplement to the act providing
for the regulation and inspection OF buildings In
Philadelphia. This bill repeals the nth section OF
the original act which provides that the duties ef
inspectors shall terminate when the walls shall have
been completed and the building enclosed. His
duties shall extend until the building Is completed.
Before any heating apparatus shall De placed In
building notice must be given TO the Building ln-
spectoTs who shan see that the apparatus is pro
pery constructed with reference TO the safety OF the
buildn0 The duties OF the inspectors shall extend
an over the CITY, and only houses, barns etc. used
for farming pufpOses shall be considered belong
inc 10 the rural districts. Two additional inspectors
are 10 be appointed one by the District Court and
one by the Mayor, each for i've years, and to have
Also one eXempting the property OF the Masonic
Hail. in the Twenty first ward OF Philadelphia, from
taxation
House.
The House bill Cu-LOTl-l-.S C)lnc.,h ~ the re-
quest Of the owners " majority oi feet 'front.' on