The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-06-11
WITH THE GOVERNOR.
Bills That Have Passed ana are Await
ing Executive Action.


ing Executive Action,
HARRISBURG, June 10,--The Legislature
left vast amount of material for Cover
nor Hastings to work upon in the way of
bills passed in the final hours of the
session. Among the measures which have
been past and sent over TO him, ex-
elusive of the appropriation bills are the
following
An act to protect health from infectious
and contagious diseases by creating State
Board of Undertakers.
q Validating purchases OF leases, heretofore
made by water companies Of lands to
preserve their water supply from con-
tamination.
To prevent physicians and surgeons
from testifying in civil cases to COM
munications made to them by their pa
tients.
Providing for payments by the State
Treasury of one-haf of the two per cent.
tax on premiums Of foreign insurance COM
panies to city and borough treasures.
An act abolshing days Of grace.
An act rept ating certain sections of a
special law amending the road laws in Erie
county.
r Regulating the establishment of and en-
plovment of teachers in high schools receiv-
ing State aid.
Amending the marriage license law reat-
ing to the county wherein may be secured
the license.
An act to prevent the adult9ration of
food.
An act to determine the status of type
writing in legal proceedings
An act to protect the property of natural
gas companies and the interest OF consum-
ers.
Authorizing the Incorporation Of boule-
ward companies.
Fixing the pay of musicians and appro-
priations for military bands in the Ma
tiunal Guard.
Repeating the law for the protection Of
German carp.
An act to repeal a special act to prevent
cattle running at large in Harrisville bor-
! ough and certain townships in Butler
I county.
Authorizing cities, boroughs and town
ships to appropriate money for Memorial
Day services.
Ceding jurisdiction over the real estate
of the Monongahea Navigation Company
to be acquired by the United States.
Authorizing city and borough Boards oi
Health to regulate house drainage.
Authorizing Borough Councils to change
the designation of wards,
Fixing the number Of teachers, necessary
for a separate institute at fifty.
An act to repeal Section l of an act
relative to the election of Prothonotarles
in Erie county.
= An act for the incorporation of canal
companies to connect the Great Lakes with
points on the navigable rivers.
Re-classifying the cities of the State.
Regulating the construction and mainte'
&c hill apA marty Ualla in
cities.
Requiring tax collectors to give mum
bered tax receipts from books to be fur
nished by the County Commissioners.
Making an appropriation for the erec
tion of monuments to Pennsylvania organ
izations engaged in the battles of Chicka
magua. Wauhatchie, Browns Ferry
Orchard Knob, Lookout Mountain, Mis-
sionary Ridge and Rnggold,
To regulate and license public lodginl
houses in the cities.
N Amsnding the oleomargarine act OF 1885,
by providing that half the fines shall 60 Il
PIE Dairy and Food Commissioner instead
otto the infOrmer.
Regulating the quality of oils and othe
products in anthracite and bituminous Goa
mines.
Authorizing brewers to sell their owl
product to licensed dealers only upon pay
ment into the county treasury Of the sun
of 81 900.
Authorizing poor directors to lease aim
house lands for gas and oil purpose
Making jefferson county special judi
cial district.
To cede to the United States jurisdiction
over certain public roads within the bat
tlefield of Gettysburg.
An act fol- the relief of David Wilson, o
the Third Regiment, Pennsylvania Nationa
Guard.