The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-31
in quiet labor, not interfering with the
worship of their fellow citizens.
The following hills uera intrnducad.

insane confined in insane hospitals of the
state: also requiring companies running
palace, buffet, parlor, or sleeping cars TO
take out "A license for the sale of liquors,
the fee for each car being fixed at 500.
BY Mr. Notwithstanding the limita-
tionS of actions to a right to mine coal,
stone, etc, where the same has not been
exercised for twenty-one years, and pre-
scribing means for the application of the
statutes of limitation to such estates or
rights.
The bill increasing the compensation
of the compiler of Smulps hand book
from $500 to 81 200 was opposed by Sena.
tor Green, who took occasion to protest
against the eNtravagant legislation
which, he asserted, was being enacted
by the majority.
Mr.. Grady asserted that the compiler
has paid out more than his salary for
assistance in doing the necessary work.
The bill passed, Senator Green's being
the only vote in the negative.
Among the bills passed finally was the
one increasing the clerical force in the
state treasurers office.
Work in the House.
Among the reports received from
committees was one from the agricul-
tural committee, approving the bill
creating a department of agriculture
A large number of bills of no general
interest We're reported negatively
Bills were read in place as follows:
BY Mr. Marshall, of Allegheny-To es-
tablish department of charities and cor
reGtion.
S nr, SniNeiy. "naooa OF frahklin-Appro-
roads or tho ,,,,,o,,,, ,,p,I .'e p'o,'o .,,
charge of the secretarv or internaI a eyoire
BY Mr.. Harvey, of Observation-Disclosures
ing electric street railways to carry
i'uisnt U,s A., anu % toliect compensation;
ing glue companies to maintain establish
ments and hold real estate.
by Mr.. Reese, Of Luzerne-Amending
the sehii-nohthly pay blll, striking out
p,, T., a',, ii ,,ian.ul ac' COMPANIES
inc to tina narson ,Inor -, san,,I,o
shall be had in cases against fraternal re-
lief and beneficial associations.
By Mr.. O'Malley, of Lackawanna-Re-
iatins to the use OF Oil or other products
lpr Illuminating @ purposes IN coal OF
Pv nIr poirob, % rohoro, ,,,,,ro
g IN ha
and Single Women at Lebanon
BY Mr.. Kearns, of Allegheny-Provid-
ing that street railway companies shall
not charge OF coilect lare from passen-
"lo ny i'ot seats III cars anu max
sengers who o,e comnoIled r. starI
BY Mr.. Scaife. of Alleghenv-To enable
foreign book store corporations to hold
real estate.
By Mr.. Lytle' OF Huntingdon'-Appr
pIa,ins s',o,o 10 'he seoIosical survey; 10
con rn,. l,illirar nar,ai,, ,,ar,a T., u,n,Jna-
don county,
Irs,octors of Charities
rho ,,;,I o.tot,I;,h;,, ao,,,,.,,,o,,. 90
cbor;tios and corrootion nrnvidos tb ~
tho ob;af oaioer shall ba danominatad
sunerintandant cod he ANNOUNCED nv tbe
governor fo,, q tarm of three wears He
is emnowerad tn amnIov three in
spectors and five clerks also three
deputies, to be known as inspectors of
charities. correction and lunacy. Head
quarters are TO be established in Har-
risburg. 1t shall be the duty of the
superintendent to see that the laws of
charities. correction and lunacy are en-
forced for this purpose. He is invested
with all the powers now conferred on
the board of public charities. He is
given full power to visit and inspect
the books of all institutions receiving
state aid, ana TO inquire INTO the ground
OF any request for state aid by any in
sututloh. whenever he snail be salts
ned 'that any insane patient in any
county or oistrlct almshouse cannot
'here receive proper treatment he snail
make dppilcdllol 10 tne president Judge