The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-08
Pennsylvania Legislature.

TWELFTH DAY.-In the Senate among the
bills introduced were: Mr.. Markley-To Ii
sense mi k producers and vendors and ap-
point milk and diary Inspectors in cities OF
first and second classes. Mr.. Ross-Ciiving
The superintendent Of the banking depart
ment additional powers, authorizing him 10
move promptly against delinquent banks,
and ask for the appointment OF receiver.
and prohibiting any foreign corporation 10
receive any deposit or transact any banking
business until ii shall have filed in the office
of the superintendent of banking certified
copy of the statement required to be filed in
the Office Of the secretary of the common
wealth. Mr.. Woods-To prevent deception
or fraud by owners or agents having con-
troll of any stallion kept Tor service by pro
claiming or publishing or fraudulent lpedi'
grees, etc. Fifty bills passed first reading.
The house was not in session.
luton offered by Penrose for the appoint
ment of three senators and six members of
the house to consider majority and minori-
ty reports OF the quarantine mmission ap-
pointed to select a site for the establish ment
OF a quarantine station on the Deleware
river was adopted. The Governor submit
ted communication in connection with
three reports in which he urged speedy ac-
ton to prevent the cholera from obtaining
foothold in this state. Losch's concurrent
pension resolution passed by the house Fri.
day last was adopted, Porter introduced
senatorial and representative bills similar TO
those OF two years ago.
Bills were passed finally: Neeb's bill re-
quiring the execution of murderers in the
penitentiaries To enable eleemosynsry
corporations to secure their property from
liability to be wasted or encumbered by
managers or beneficiaries of the estate. To
validate partitions of real estate in cases OF
md in RI nj IN acf
of May, 1899 Further defining evidence OF
stock ownership
Among the bills favorably reported were
the following: To provide for the forma-
ton of cooperative banking associations.
Meredith, Of Armstrong, to enable boroughs
schools Brown, OF Westmoreland, TO ex
tend the time of killing squirrels, wood
| cocks, pheasants and grouse.
Bills were introduced as follows Ban,
non, Mexican, TO repeal the act OF ls9l
changing the time and manner Of making
| the registry OF voters and the duties OF reg
islry assessors. Becker, Philadelphia, ,deiin
ing the word" s"wantonly or cruelty ill-lreat
as applied to animals, to include cutting
burning manning or otherwise infictinl
| pain for the purpose OF demonstrating facts
already known and ascertained Us. by way
Of illustration, class demonstration or other
wise. Woods, Mifiiin to reimburse coun-
ties for mony expended for the reconstruc-
ton of bridges destroyed by the flood o.
1889. Hack enburg of Northumberland
to provide for the election Of burgess every
three years and to.abolish the Office Of as
sistsnt burgess.
In the House. Lytle. Mates, Fuller. Skin
ner and Thornton were announced rs tn
committee by Speaker Thompson to inves
tigate the charges against State Printe
| Meyers
Bills were introduced: Seyfert, Lancaster
amending the marriage license act 30 as I
give notsies public the same right as jus
oaths. Boyer. Philadelphis. increasing tn
compensation Of electors to e5 . day and pre-
vlding for mi cage Quinnsn, Lsckawann,
prohibiting corporations from employin
pexcs officers or 10 assume the duties {
State. county or municipal ofacsrs.