The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-26
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate,


Pin Tspeas the Sth section q the election law of
npaly thereafter toT city township borough and ward
shall apply any locality which special laws have
been passed and that the elections in Ceared shall be
On motion Of MIR Chafant use of the Senate cham
intendents ON june 2lst and 22d.
Der granted to the of the 77h Pennsylvania
Volunteers the first Thursday of September.
Bill exemptng the parsonage of Ebeuezer NJ. f. Church
Beidiel Keysione Wood Paving Company O'"'i"S 'Ne
Bill incorporating the Washington Association of
Mr. Randall offered resolution, which was defeated,
Of three report at next session system Of text
books to be used in the public schools.
Military Board 10 Philadephia was passed ~ '-'
ne s zn sn SaSf S the bill
B Gf S passed The
and one inserted authorizing the City Treasurer to set
Bill incorporating the Chestnut Street Bank Philade
Also, allowing the Frankford and Southwark Railroad
p P6adepSs SA''H0 'n' 'o' '' anu 'A'n ''r'0'S
Also bill incorporating the Haverford Land and I'm.
Also bill incorporating the Soldiers and Sailors Mining
y bill the EDFe % Railway Com
Also, bill yacatng Sergeant street. in the Twenty.
'0SfS $s5G s.s r;
of cruelty to animals in Philadelphia onehalf Of
Also, bil vacaiing Meetler ST street, Phiadelphia.
in Pbsdep6a who pays two doss to any military orga
nzatlon shall be exempt from the payment OF military
was as, MADE Hs:ns ovod 30 .msrd 90 tn., n.,.,
scientSus sorupes shall not be required to bear
pff fhe ifrS bill then passed adjourned untilsPM
House.
The House met at 10 A. M; MIR. Marshall asked leave to
introduce % supplement to the Penal laws of 1850
refused to suspend the orders to receive the bill;
Adjournment Mr. strans chairman Of the Appropristion
Conference Committee announced that that committee
Senste asked the of House to suspend
BUILDINGS H from Senate THIS rule pranbts bs
of either house from being transmitted to the other within
three days of final adjournment.
Messr johnson and Strang favored the granting
Mr.. Cloud opposed it, He did not understand how the
S0u,1 a MAKE any G9mpromse @ ne oolscted
Mr. Ohalfant asked if ths bill the erection of
ths S PnSSS SSua ansWsed
Mr.. Ohaifant then said he was unalterably opposed
strapg said he was also opposed Ito to the R new build
Mr. Josephs favored the bill agreed upon and passed
the suspension Of the ninth rule allow this
thousand people who voted in the mnorty also the
journed without passing il the commission would erect
the buildings the intersection at the cost OF millions
u Mr CLOUD insisted on his objection.
Mr. ChaIfant said this bill gave unlimited power.
| It allowed only three hundred thousand dollars to
MT Hagar opposed the bill the ground that courts
and municipal offices would be one mile apart.
The s Es not s en- ny so
follows in favor of allowing the bill to come from
Syes~Abright Messrs. Duffy Elliott, Griflths, John
ston Josephs, Lamon. McGowan' Aarshall Miller
NAY Messrs. CLOUD, Dumbell, Hager, Reyburn, and
Mr. Boeau moved a reconsideration of the vote jus
Mr. Cloud moved the indefinite postponemsnt of the
The motion to reconsider was agreed to-yeas, &c
T6e question then again on suspension of rule
allow the bill TO come from the Senate which
iSS thirds Sin in the sfffmativs ~ w ''''-
Yeas OMsssrs Albright Boeau, Buck. Conrad Darrah,
nSts HaSsy s HefetsF Hewitt 5obnsea % JosSp5s Kes3s,
kss sGS% Mann
Miller Of F6iIadeIphia; MIikep. MQntgOmeg, Mooney.
schwartz, skinner, Sloan, Smith, Of Philadephis Starr
Wilson Wilson Of OFswOrd wishaTt' WOOlsver Young zsrbe
"NSsseksssTs. olo2d, oOray, Cummings, Duffy, Dunn,
bell fIseger, Gray HaEST Hopes au%phEsys Kseech'
sI1o1s sr Pnsr Putnsy RSnoeh ReSbSrn sa%ne
Smith DAuphin Thompson, Walker, Wells, Wheeler,
Senate amendmen to the P6iiadephia Coal Weighing
BILL giving the Governor and Common Council the power
OF making the appointments; was concurred in.
Senate amendment TO bill Incorporating the Chestnut
The amendment provides that the company lay out
hTsi 1sS' Snd %ST Grove
county line and the Wissahickon and along Mount Plea
The Senate amendment to the bi relative to Super
ysors Twenty second ward authorizing the District
Court to appoint two was concurred in.
The Senate bill authorizing the Governor TO procure
regmental standards for the National Guards Of POnn
sylvania passed.
Mir Dumbell moved 20 reconsider the vote yesterday
indefinitely postponiug the Sennte bill advertising
ceedinRs ana ordinances OF Phladelphia Councils and
heads of departments.
Mr. Dumbeli then moved to ameud by requiring publ
cation in four morning papers, one afternoon and one
Sunday paper. Agreed TO-.
Mr. Ouigley then opposed the whole bill amended
adRng that the expense Philadelphia would be thou
sands and thousands of dollars when newspapers
now entirely willing to report the proceedings without
| nav, and moved indefinite postponement.
Mr. Dumbell said this bill did not increase the
it only the number of papers and decreased
number of times of publications.
JOsephs suggested the pubhcatlon in four Sunday
| newspapers instead Of but one