The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-27
Pennsylvania Legislature

three months In the year. for four w.
House bill TO prevent superintendent, !
schools from teaching for profit during M
terms of office; 10 authorize Counci.
cities OF the second class to fix the sa A.,
the Board of Assessors; TO enable NJ
railway companies to begin the d,~f
change the original place OF beginning n
make other alterations. provided they )
not change the incorporated to.J
TO premit chemical companies OF nh
States to erect establishments in Penn,r
yania to prevent the spread OF tuberculo.f
TO prevent the adulteration of honey l.
make dying declarations in cases Of aAQ
tions, where death results. admissabI,
evidence; TO extend the law prohibiting N
sale OF articles OF traffic within one m,N
campmeetings. TO any religious meetin,
In the House the Governor was susts,l
In his veto OF the bill TO secure uniforrI
ofproxies. These bills passed finally b
lating to corporations organized for ~
ious. educational, literary, scientific ,
charitable purposes: authorizing the co.
TO issue decree permitting the increass 4
the amount of real and personal prop.lt
held by the corporation. To provide "a
pensation for physicians and surgeons -
may be called In to attend pnuper
emergency cases. Forbidding insunE
companies not incorporated IN this NJ
through agents or officers residing WI
this State. Senate bill to confer on E
Board OF Public Education or any board
school directors power TO sell public -
property and TO provide for appliratoN
the proceeds to school purpcscs:to auth.
notaries public 10 administer oaths agd
atidavits in proceedings in divorce.
StxrY.Finsr DAY.-In The Senate I'd
EnaIiu II, L
several judicial di,tricts of the State. f
regulate the sale NJ baking powders 70
the date Of the commencement Of the 4
of office of constRhles, to pro,ilc for l.
licensing aud regulation Of house4 fpr !"
boarding of Immigrants: TO authorize g. 4
into whose hands money has been ra4
deposit " with corporations for the ind
ance Of owners OF real estate. etc. from
by reason Of defective titles liens aud
cnmbrances: 10 provide for the payment
fees NJ justices OF the peace aud const,bA
in civil suits:to allow Sherifrs not exceed
10 cents dav for boarding prisoners
emrowcr Chief Pursesses to preside
borough Cornell meetings. and to give q
the rights of mcmuprs OF Councils. 10 rar.
The act which prohibits borough ofyN
from receiving any compensation Tor lhl
services: TO empower courts To grant IN,
fers of licenses for the sale of intoxic,tN
liquors; 10 authorize trustees or other NOD
officers of any church, congregation
prcsbytery. to abandon schoolhousc,
land conveyed for school purposes ami
sell the same in fee clear Of all rcstr.0rN
IN prevent school officers aud othpr pe-y,N
officially connected with the comm ~ ,cil
system TO become agents for the sale Il
school books. charts maps. school apparal
or stationary; To authorize certain clfnnk
tions. not for profit to issue shares Of rs
tai stock. 10 restrict electric light, hea,
power companies in constructing lines
public streets and highways.
The senate concurrci in the amendm'-
of the house to the bill constituting "A
renee county a separate judicial didrtn
The hill to establish liquor license a
was passed second reading. A bill n
introduced providing for the appointing
bv the Governor of n commission OF II
persons whose duty II shall be To exar III
into the sources Of the water supplies I'D
chief cit es OF the State, with q view 10 \
publication OF streams. Soon after the
production of the measure Senator Films.
ported u favorahiv.
The Fenrose bill to abolish the m, 4
building commission of philadelphia ID
mp the greater part of the time of the llat
to-day and was finally agreed To on sc
reading. The bill introduced by Mr. kell
authorizing county treasurers, INSTEAD
the courts. TO issue licenses to whoey3
liquor dealers and brewers. was rep0'
aihrmativelv. THE House to-day rad
finally the bill TO provide for the app (
ment of a receiver in cases where cortcN
tions have been dissolved by judgment
custer in proceedings of quo warranto
iourned
SIxTTY.SEcoHp D,Y.--In the Senate 4
do. Ill xE a.
were passed finally. after which many
the bills on first and second reading W
disposed of, Among The bills passed III
ly were these: Giving husbands the "A
rights as wives in cases OF divorces on
count of brutal treatment; to provide
the assessment for special benefits, o'
lands of cemeteries for municipal mWe
menis; 10 empower cities and borousi'
appropriate money for the payment OF 4
men disabled in the performance OF N
duties;to provide that municipal corpd
tions shall not be required to file ailidl'
Of defense in actions or assumpsit, 10 4
vide for the licensing and regulation oi
ingin hospitals; ior the hetter protcctI
pipe lines and telegraph lines and for
punishment of persons damaging or
stroying the same; to repesl the act I'D
ing the duration of lien of county, cN
borough. township and school taxes
municipal improvement claims. SEND
Finn made an unsuccessful attempt tod
10 have the tommittce on vice and imnla
alty discharged from further consideu
of the bill 10 repeal the act of 1855 rest
to the violation of the Sunday law Of Il
in Allegheny county. II was stated
Finn that The committee stand -four
four. The senate adjourned until MonI
evening.
In the House Mr.. Boyer of PhiladelN
introduced supplement- TO the whOe4
liquor law TO require druggists to pay
cense fee OF $3.50. The Boyer bill 10 Il
vide revenue by the taxation of bans
passed second reading. The bill TO tax bt
ers l6 cents q barrel passed second read
with an amendment that all the n
nues derived from the tax shall be paid f.
the State isasury, the bill originally a.
ing the counti,s one third. In the lloii
tonight Mr., Kline Chairman of the III
ing Committee offered concurrent reso
ton which was adopted, instructng
chief clerks of the Senate to arrange
postage for the Legislative Record the M
master General having finally decided
1t is not a newspaper and cannot 20 uni
newspaper rules. which decision will q
the State about Sl5,0 additional sess
Adjourned.
SIxrY.THIRD DAY.-The Senate wasnS
session.
In the House Mr.. Ritter, OF Lycomif
offered the following resOl ution which