The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-22

Twenty FouRru DAY Among the hills
introduced were the following. triichiield.
Somerset-Tu prevent public highways ON
becoming blockaded with snow Smith Ian.
caster--Approprinting 500 900 to be used iii
detecting and prosecuting manufacturers
and dealers in oleomargarine aud all imita
tion butter
The following bills passed finally; Autho.
rizing construction Of turnpike, plank and
other roads on roads and land; authorizing
formation Of corporations for the purpose Of
driving and flooding logs, lumber and tim.
Der In streams not exceeding 35 miles in
length; extending provisions Of the Railroad
act OF 1895 to corporations organized by pur-
chasers of railroads at sales without process
or decree OF court; making the fee for filing
petitions for the adoption of minors one
dol ar; providing for asse' sment of damage
when streets or alleys are changed i'm grade
or locality; arpropraiing s163 900 for re-
equipment OF the National Guard.
A large number Of bills passed second
reading among them the following. intro.
duced by Finn: An act authorizing cities
to purchase, maintain, Use and condemn
bridges erected aud in use over rivers and
streams separating or dividing any part or
district Of such cities and providing the
manner In which compensation shall be
made an act authorizing municipal corpor-
ations TO appropriate private lands and pro-
perry for their use in the construction
maintenance and use of bridges in order to
connect public parks or other public proper
ties, and providing for the ascertainfnent Of
damages caused thereby. The Senate having
cleared its calendar voted to adjourn until
Monday evening. February 27.
The house met nj II o'clock. Among the
bills reported negatively from committees
were the two "anti.discrimination" bills in
tr duced by Representatives Bliss and
Tewksbury. also the bill exempting ex sol
diers and members OF the National Guard
from Jury duty.
Among the bills introduced were the fol
lowing: BY Mr. Thomas. Cambria-To
avoid the blocking Of the highways with
snow by providing that wire fences shall he
substituted for rail or board fences BY Mr..
pabs York-Amending the Liquor License
law by increasing the penalty against min
ors misrepresentins their age. BY Mr.. Re-
ber, Berks-To provide for making and re-
pairing public roads and highways. by Mr..
Hcrzog, Berks-ro prohibit the killing of
quail or Virginia partridges for three years.
The calendar of bills on second reading
was considered, and the bill to prevent
county or city supernterdents of common
schools from engaging in the profession of
teaching during tneir term Of office, unless
1t shalt be done without compensation,
passed. with penalty clause attached. The
House then adjourned.
Twenty FIFTH DAY.--After brief sessions
to-day both branches of the Legislature ad-
journed for the election recess. In the Sem
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