The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-07
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURES.
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HARRIsBURG, March THE Sneaker preson,s,
report of the officers Of the Eastern Pen
Aso resolution from tho Councfls NJ phu.,o,
InIa prV.estlng against the House bill relative TO
Mr.. Rutan introduced n hill to nrava,, o,o .o..,
marriages. W N'"A"oS'ino
Also one authorizing Courts Of Common Pleas IN
charter mutual fire Insurance eomnana. 1sI Igas Lv
capital "iSnO"S
Ibe private calendar then considered, and the
following b1ls passed. ~
Senate bill allowing the Pennsylvania, Lyp ana
Blue-6eii turnpike Company to borrow five thou.
House bill authorizing the Rock PRESBYTERIAN
church In Cecil county, Maryland, to hold certain
tract OF land In Chester county.
House bill authorizing the borough of Coa,esvi,lo
to borrow money.
House bill exempting the Baptist Home of Phua.
house bill to place Stiles street, from Broad m
ontario. % on the city plan, and to open, curb and
- House bill to vacate q portion OF Little lane
Iwenty-second ward, Philadelphia '
House Dill allowing the Hestonvle, Mantua and
Paramount Railroad Company to extend its ro,,d on
Fifty.second street, after being amended an as n
require ilst OF stockholders TO be kept In the Oioe
House hill to vacate Steinhauf stree, in the
JweDty-ffth ward.
House bill incorporating the ZnzendorT SavinOs
Bank OF south Bethlehem.
:, House bill Incorporating the Merchants Bank or
kastoD.
House.
House blu authorizing the people OF each ward
the question OF license license for their locality
was considered. '
Mr.. Josephs attempted to amend by allowing
Philadelphia ss city to vote, instead of each ward
This was favored by Mr. Elliott and opposed by
Messrs. Smith, Of PhIadelphia and Miller and was
lost. vs.
The bill was then passed by 81 yeas to so nays.
The PhfadelphiaBs voting in favor OF the bill were
Albright, Cloud, Dumbell, Elliott, Griniths Hagar
johnson, LamoD, Marshall, Miller, Smith, and
thompson. These voting against the bill were
Duny, Josephs, MCGOWAN, Mooney, Quigley, and
Rev burn. ~
The League Island and Broad Street Railway bin
begins to sssume more force than burlesque
since the full names OF all the corporators have been
seen. They are William ]. Howard, Richard Vaux
Ezra Bowen, Michael Bouvier, Edwin Forrest,
George s.. Fox, Samuel r. Phillips George Williams,
William =. Cooper, George Bullock William IT
Kern, William Bonsall, and George r. BerreIl, with
powers to lay double track from League Island to
Germantown avenue, thence along the avenue to
Chtsnut HUI Capital stock, twenty thousand
Tire road may be built without the consent OF
Councils, IL shall not he necessary to hold meet
inRs for public subscriptions OF stock majority OF
The bill Ia now in the City Passenger Railway
Committee, OF which Mr.. Cloud is chairman.
5iils upon f1lVate calander were considered. The
Following we're objected to and postponed for one
week. S
House supplement to the act for the appointment
OF SUPERVISORS In the Twenty. second ward was OBJ
Jecftd 10 by hessrs. Qutgley ana Smith.
House bill vacatiDg forty feet wide street from
Iveline TO Haverford, between FOrty.fourth and
Forty NTH, was objected to 10y Mr.. Josephs
House bill authorizing Councils to revise graaos
In the Twenty-hrst ward, was objected to by Mr.
Quigley. - A-
House bill authorizing the Commissioners or
ran Falrmount Patk 70 take charge OF Hunting Park
House bill for pneumatic railway under any street
or square in Philadelphia was objected 10 by Mes,Is
Josepbs ard MCGOWAN.
germantown road to Ridge road was objected to by
Mr. Quigley.