Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-13

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c'ock no nrSt ous'nFss NV
was We "rouuc'xn % 'no ' .nE
proaw4l9 nnu tgP,I,'"hs, cr "
Mr. Ciare oIsf"''"No'p'W' Wy"
WIZ uopuqu:
A anrons,a,ss @ ~. sun ~ I, cooeoo Ind ,hc
city os philadslnAss ssoe 600 for the erection of
a permanent csntsAnal building, tho pnI' q Tho tho
s,i's as'aay " 'S IA % Mi To- nSsxs,ysIs S"Ssr
rcclion Of tho management Of tho exhibition, and
wnEnrAs, the city Of philadelphia, has made an
additional appropriation o. souuSuu % 'ne sso ee eoo
hs've S sseS Sa nsdreS Iy nrksS Sssrtc,s X le ey
Of philadelphia, making an aggregate Of s5ooo,-
ooO already secured for an enterprise ,sas invites
s"re ,"r s'"''''' rpo'' i" ''e ""''s
,c,Rs.oivd, that Inc slatb fof rsmsy yiynnIa lap
poals with confidence TO Congress 70 respond 70
W %' ,ho I" wSa,n roooiry by rrompty making thc
appropriation asked for, and thus crown with tho
srandest success this jnsftrlbatcto fho benefit
anu P'0s'S's ~ '"' n0ss'a"'" ,',a,,s ,,,
Mi' a'ace .n.roulovu ..ns o.s !. ~ -" :"
thor'zo corpora.ions ~ 'ncrcasc my
secua,y'oi .oe'rpondeu . 'nueo'eamess y y, :,
inc ioiiow'ng o'i's passeu ''rs.ie"u'ns
mo- loo, 10 impose poha'''es upon
employees ol cah"'s ana ta'iroau com
panies ior seiiing commod'''cs 70 ,nS
companies employing 'ncn "nu iot
lengaging III 'nc business Sr o. ", comnon ON ls1
carriers .nereon nousc "" ~,
relatins 10 INC Paymcn. o' cos'S y"
cases OF ic'ohy. aousc' ~ ioo' '''''N,
ing an appropr'n''on, lor eno euppo.s
OF INC ola,o scnoo, nousc ~ 'v,o.Iu ~. ~
s0,u,ers orPn",s nasa Sn IA NV ;nrsi@
roruIo,;on Of anneaIs ,1,nm '.ssessn,on,
~ 9'd"n,,'.as " ~ o,,,,.ss ors'nrn,,or,, !,
saLa,, scs ,,otI,, 'nss' = IIorrso NS
III ILL., n.as;,,,p', I % a 'a,oIs hr ,yS;a1 ! az ~
Ii,;,lo X an .,s,a,asSSond a ',,,ares,s II
LIarJs 4 n,,,o Ss,s,s ~ penrs,lyo,,p
n,au ~" l'a,sn nors ~ tho /. sn;n,.' e.r
lthc,nny.haso ,,,ercof nNo oso 70.
ia,mr' ~ nr;sn,,'. 'Ins,oc,ors ,bci,
salaries obd irc,m,mina wilson's md
tho onno;n,ment Of nr;sopp solo Ic;tcrs
No] 9a5 anaboriv;ng tba formation Of
Inhrtnssshin ossoc;a1;ons N wh;ch ,be
ra,,;tal snhso,;hod sho,I alono ho 70
snans;bl, for ,he deh,s ~ 'I,hs n assoc;S
tion exccnti lnndcr scey,a;n circnml
stances i Housc Insisted nm i,s amend.
mon,s ~ senate lii NJ ~ ia 'T,oa
;s,s,;Sear,aors,n ~ e man, Nm h;,lllo,,do ,ng
-,,i,,oo ~ ~ car soranno ,rns ar',sn;etnd
mha W. -. .'rS, ,nr.a,u w., "pponso;u J.
,ho saos ou - Uo"u, ~ n,,so
LII LII az ,,o'.;a;n tn,,' ~ .n' oaso
D'i ~, riVv,u ,u'nS .u'.ns' c' ~ sno ' uuo
'a sla'p a o. ,.eSa. 'eon,,s 'oa sno eon,uo'' ...
scnoo's Vi tnc oou'o, anu cothiii'tteo
OF conference was applnted The Same
aciion was taken on House bill 10Y,
anact relating to compulsory arbitra-
tions. Mr. Roncy read IN act to allow
dispositions OF sick persons TO be taken
as testimony in criminal cases in our
Commonwealth. No. 2O4, an act TO
regulate medical practice in the sew
eral counties OF the Commonwealth.
No. 1876, an act for the suppression Of
obscene literature, Illustrations, advor-
tisemcnts, articles OF patent medicines,
and articles for producing abortions,
Passed. House billi235, an act max
ing the Office OF Mayor a salarled one;
passed second reading la the Sen
ate Mr.. kutan caIIed up the JOINT reso-
luton proyiding ior adjournment on
the lo,h aay OF May, Mr. Mcoipre
i,,, iavorcu az carly uulournment, out
Ipv,. 1onso ,ro,,iS hs narfa",ad IN ~, I ,La 1S,I
NJ Wb;,c ,hought tho ,,asS. 90 ~ - ~
b;lliwas not neccssarv as bosh 6ro ~ ncSes hos
Of Tho Iegislature hSd already decided
.hss .hsy wu,u vvmpulemr IL uvuiau
the eligibility Of it's members. Mr..
Mcclure intimatcd that Senator White
had an interest in holding back the
bill. Mr.. Rutau said his reason for
calling up the bill at this time was TO
hasten matters in the House Mr..
Wallace said tho bill for contested
elections should be passed before ad
iournmcnt, and if it does not pass we
will probably be at sea. This is one
Of the highest duties we have to per.
form. lie would vote for tho resolu-
ton. Mr. Mcclure moved post
puucHicut VI Wv iVooiutiou ioi thO
present, which was lost by vote Of
ten ayes and sixteen nays Mr.. Davis
moved TO make the adjournment on
the 22d. Not agreed TO- The original
resolution then passed, Mcclure alone
voting nay.
Tho amendment of Rutans, that
hills In nlace be not in ordor after the
9Th inst. was changed by. him to road
III inst. and passed. The following
notaries public. Suggested bv The Gov.
ernor wero confirmed. viz Wm Rade.
hanoL' h'L' - f,,aoraolJ KIN ronooI;ra
ans1 II Iaws rnou;r;ng school boarda 70
@ ~ nMsa;n M sogaaro,a soaw,s sscLooIs for ,hc Nv
elas;yc educa,;on of children of color
and nrov;d;na for tho admission ~
children into ,6e common schools Win. |
On, roaard 10 color was onnosed Lv
s Mossrse Cholfsnt pIavf ford anJ Row
lind and favored bv Messrs a nder.
son son. ond Nj nar;s pend;rg ;ts cons;Jer