The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01
whore the trust was created or decedent resided or

whore the trust was created or decedent resided or
noD.
ing 10 executors and administrators, approved oath
February 1884 (prOvidng that whenever any per-
thereof shall be bequeathed FOR life or a term Of
years. or other limited period, or upon condition or
eontngency, the executor, samnstratSTs or Mus :.
persons entitled thereto upon such person giving
security in the proper Orphans Court in such form
and amount as the court deem will sufficiently
secure persons entitled IN remainder fente sole to
bind her separate estate by any obligation as secu
rltye
House, zoos. An act relating to certain railroads,
canal, and incorporated companies authorized to
construct railroads authorizing such companies to
purchase and hold stock and bonds, to lease roads
and property Of and consolidate with each other In
the counties Of susquehanna, Wyoming, Wayne, and
Senate, 1868. An act relative to the duties charged
upon sales OF foreign merchandise by auctioneers
Qsducing the same to that charged on American
merchandise. Commission licenses shall be:-1st
class, $1,000: I'd class $4,000; Sd class Sl250; Attn
class, SISe; 9th class, 5000.
House, 219O An act to prohibit the sale OF aca-
demic degrees.
Senate, ass An act relating to State roads, giving
courts power to fix their width.
Senate, 1491 An act to authorize the liquidation OF
damages sustained by citizens OF Pennsylvania
during the late Rebellion. (rhs bill authorizes a
careful revision OF the border raid claims certificates
OF Indebtedness not subject to payment in or In
terest by the state, and demand by the Governor
House, POPS. An act relating to the assessment Of
seated lands where county lands divide the assess
is situate. This applies only to Cumberland and
Franklin.)
Senate, 54s. A further supplment 10 an act relat-
lug to Orphans Courts approved the 29th day of
March, 1882 Regulating the sale Of real estate by
executors ..admlnistratOIs, and trustees).
Senate 149. Joint resolution directing the At
torney-General to cause TO be issued writ Of Scire
JaciGS against the Erie Railway Company.
Senate, 1886. Joint resolution authorizing addi-
tional compensation to the members and officers OF
the present Legislature
House, 1880. Joint resolution in relation to the
nj TpUiq q = DIR
Senate, 1898 joint resolution to pay certain eX-
penses OF the Finance Committee Of the Senate (on
their visit to the Danvile Asylum)
Senate, 1881 Joint resolution providing for the
payment OF the Sergeantat-Arms and witnesses in
OF the Sena,e charged with an investigation Of the
amount Of tolls charged by certain railroads in the
mining regions OF the State, and also for the pay
ment of the expenses OF the House Select Committee
to visit the harbor Of Erie and the House Committee
OF Ways and Means in visiting Danville Hospital
(Bxpenses Of two last-named committees $1,000;
ether indefinitely
Senate $780, Joint resolution to authorize the print
ing OF the repor5 OF the Fish Commissioners $4,000.
Senate, 1151 Joint resolution requesting the Sc
nate and General Assembly OF the state of New Jer-
sey to repeal the seventh section OF an act for the
Ia, 1916.
Senate, 567. Joint resolution to pay the expenses
of the subcommittee OF the Legislature to whom
was referred the report OF the Civil Code Commis-
siODers $500 to each member).
Senate, 70s Joint resolution requesting our Sena-
tors and Representatives in Congress to vote for
additional legislation protecting emigrants to this
country.
Senate, $50. Joint resolution relative to a centen-
NAL celebration at Philadelphia (appointing legsla
tive commiItees)
House. 3s4. Joint resolution providing for the pay
ment of John B. Davis clerk IN the contested cleo
tion case of Steele vs. Putney $4,000.
Senate, 4O. Joint resolution relative to the grant
ing OF land subsidies by the General Government
opposing any such grants to railroads
Senate, 140. Joint resolution relative to the pub
lication OF the seventh volume OF the transactions
of the State Agricultural Society
House, 531 Resolution to pay the salary and mile
age OF Joseph A. Campbell, late a member of the
Legislature, to his widow, and OF w. w. Watt late
Senator, to his widow $1,000 each, and mieage).
House. 1923. Joint resolution authorizing the pay
meBt Of the clerk in the contested election case OF
Price vs. Lynd (S30o)
House. 100. Joint resolution providing for the pay
of extra clerical force in the Surveyo Generals
once uhIee clerks at sl400 each.)
Senate, los. Joint resolution to instruct our Sena-
tors and request Representatives in Congress to
oppose the passage OF the bill to sell and transfer
the Allegheny Arsenal at Pittsburg.
Senate, 13. Joint resolution urging upon Congress
the speedy passage Of the bill now before 1t giving
soldiers Of the late war, their widows and orphans
the right to locate and perfect title to 100 acres Of
Government land without occupancy
Senate, ~. Joint resolution memorializing Con
gress in reference to the removal Of ebstructions
the Ohio river.
House, i. Joint resolution extending the time fo
the report OF the Civil Code Commission ito the Is
OF February, lS7D.