The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-05
BARS LIE FOREleNERs.
Bill Passed Preventing Them Working
ON Public Work.

on Public Work.
HARRISBURG, April 3--The house has
passed with but ID votes against 1t the
bill providing that none but citizens of
the United States shall b. employed III
any capacity on public buildings or pub
lie work within the state.
David Weaver's bill. repeating the
law of 1864 and several special acts fin
ing the salary and fees of county con
troller and solicitor III Allegheny county
passed finally He has two other bills
VIII ch do the same thing in the county
commissioners office.
The Grigsby Pure Food and Liquor
bills passed the house finally.
The WoOdring bill, prohibiting ped
ding and hawking of merchandise III
the state ithout a license was post
poned on motion of Mr. Douthltt tBut-
lerl MIR. Fow said he had similar
bill passed i'll 1891 and the supreme
court had since said the act was uncon-
stitutional.
Mr.. Bolles CPhiladelphia) wants bill
Hard and pool rooms to be licensed by
CITIES and boroughs. He had bill
passed finally, which provides for this.
The fee Is 50. The licenses are issued
either by the mayor or director OF pubhc
safety If they do not think the apph-
cant is fit person to operate such a
The bin also gives the police power to
raid a pool or billiard room as "A $
orderly house if the laws are not com
piled with Mr. Bolles thinks his bill
will knock out many existing dens of
vice
A bill was introduced in the house by
Mr.. Cotton Allegheny providing for
the payment of the claim of John l.. Joos
for publishing the mercantile apDrals-
lsst in 4 Allauhanv
JOos printed the mercantile appraisers
list in The SontagSbOte. The question
was raised that the law did not provide
for the publication of this list and JOOs
was refused payment.
Mr.. Moore put in bill appropriating
$50 for the expenses of the last illness
of Joseph Neighley. "A private of Battery
G. national guard, whose death wa
caused by typhoid fever contracted az
the Gettysburg encampment.
The bill to prob bit the killing of wild
deer in the state for five years from next
October passed finally after much dis
cuSsiOn.
The Focht free bridge repeater was
recalled from the governor and ON mo-
ton of Mr. Focht. after consultation
with Attorney General Mccormick, the
senate amendment providing that the
act shall not require the construction
or rebuilding of any bridge or bridges
| over any river at any point III this state
within one mile of the boundary line OF
! auy other state. - was nOncOncurred IN
| The bill now goes back to the senate.
The bill creating Il state game com
| mission was killed on final passage by
| the rural members.
The following bills We're passed
| finally: An act 10 provide for the sup
| port of the INDECENT insane; to provide
| for the payment of employees and care
| takers of cOurthOuses and grounds. An
| act to provide for the deficiency in the
| appropriation for the Warnersville in
| sane asylum was considered on the
| special order calendar on second read
| ing and passed. Also an act to repeal
| an act 10 prevent cattle from roaming
| at large in several townships III Butler
| county. which was on special order
calendar. passed finally.
| An act relating to the partition OF
real estate and giving the right To pri
vare sales. To determine the status OF
| typewriting To require automatic
safety controllers on hosting engines.
| To increase the fees for examination
| and registration and for renewals OF
| registration under the act 10 regulate
| the practice of pharmacy. Re 'ating tC
| corporations. and to estates held for cor
| porate religious and charitable uses
extending its provisions to dispositions
| of property made prior to the passage
of that law.
Senate bill No. ), an act to essablisl
the liability of indorSers of negotiable
| instruments, was defeated on final pass
| age