The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-01-31
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
Important Measures Considered by Our
Inyfuakpra

class. s7j Ia cities OF the third class. aud $50
IN boroughs anl townships.
To require corporations to- pay cntire bonus
on their capital stock on the Incorporation Of
any company liable for bonus.
To allow appraisers OF collateral in
heritanco - day when IN actual SER
vice.
TO appropriate $4,000 for erection Of ap-
proaches TO tho surroundings ot tho elues-
TRAN statue Of Ma. Gen. Meade on IA Gcttys-
burg battlefield.
Andrews Crawford j-Proyiling for site
and erection Of a state asylum for chronic
insane 20 bo located at Utusyillr the cost
OF grounds and building not to exceed
s50J.0O
Brewer CFtanklin) judicial apror,on-
meat bill aud bill to establish circuit court Of
appeals.
McQuown (CI,aracllD -rroylins for q
state board %: examiners t. examine all
students Ot law
kennedy allegheny protection Of
persons unable to caro- 'or ;hoir ptoycriy
Papers ia the LnIba'a oou,r-t election
caso was referred to committee on e.oc.
tions.
Mr. Kennedy. o. Allegheny. presented
resolutions Of the Allegheny cJuacils against
the Greater pi't-burp' IN.
Ia tho house these bills wcro Introduced.
Lawrence Of Washington. for appointment by
governor Of "a bonrl Of boiler inspectors. con.
sis,ing Of one or more from each Judicial
district.
srhwar2. Monroe. proyilin; for uniform
opening Of game season.
Wallace, Allegheny. maxim; It unlawful for
assomhinge Oi idle aud DU.stegOus crowds On
highways.
Freicrcks Clinton, appropriation Of :jo,
600 20 Lock Haven uurmHl -caoOl
Bliss, Delaware, authorizing street railway
companies 20 carry freight
Grner, Lu2ernc. compelling school direct.
ors 20 prevent male and female teachers from
wearing any religious gnrb or uniform ~ any
civic, military or political Organization while
on duty.
Nichol. Philadelphia. empowering cities
and boroughs to appoint inspectors Of food,
cattle aud market houses.
Smith, jefferson, authorizing justices 20
select a jury OF twcnty-iour persons, who
shall have same qualifications n other Jurors
20 Try criminal ca-es OF assault mn battery.
Talbot. Chester. 20 appropriate Si,2OO 10
eX-Sergcant-a,-Arms Hopes for services on
election commit.ee OF 1893. providing that
marriage law. passed two years ago. 70 into
eject June !, 1874; 20 mako adul;eraIon Of
nilG and cream a mislemenuor
TUESDAY. In tho senate to-day, Mr.. Finn
presented "a bill repeating 50 much Of the act
allowing voters Of the townships OF West
Deer, East Deer, Harrison, killbuck and
others In Allegheny county to vote for or
against the issuing OF liquor licenses IA refers
70 Harrison township. Among the appropria-
;ion bills were the following: 1900 10 tho
Adrian hospital. Jefferson; SIC, 900 TO the hos
pital for the injured nj Mercer; S3l 200 TO tho
OIL City hospital. A bill was introduced in
creasing the salary OF tho superintendent Of
public printing from $4,000 20 $4,000.
A big lot Of bills were introduced in tho
house. Mr.. Cotton, Of Allegheny, offered
ono repeating the amendment TO tho marri-
age license act OF 1898, which requires per-
sons to be married IN the county in which
they ta6o cnt license. A bill presented by
Mr.. Richey, OF Allegheny, provides for the
carrying out OF the provisions OF tho act OF
1898, relating TO tho treatment Of
the INDECENT insane in tho state
and appropriating 1850. 900 for the purpose.
Another amendment TO tho Baker ballot law
was proposed by Mr.. Wilcox Of Eric, who
presented Il bill which changes the time and
manner Of making the registry OF voters and
changing the registration from May 10 June
These appropriation bills were offered IN the
house: Sll,OO0 10 the Warren insane asylum:
$500 100 TO the trustees OF tho University Of
pennsylvania; 5000 for the erection Of a
pedestal for monument 10 William Penn, 70
be placed on tho site of tho treaty trcc on
the banks oftho Delaware.
WEDNESDAY,. Lemon bill amending
section a Of tho net OF June -. 1857. rein.
tive 10 the government OF cities Of the second
class, passed the final stage In tho House
tins morning, The amendment substitute.
the word thereon tor "thcreat' 50 that a
majority OF the persons voting on the uuCs.
tlon Of u bond issue shall authorize such 10.
sue As the law stands ~ present majority
oI al those voting ut such general election
is necessary.
Bill- were introduced 10y Representative
stewart, oi Philadelphia, 10 prevent tho in.
terierthcc Of unauthorized persons with the
electrical conductors, Appliances aud ma
~ gla Ftt ltt.ts I.4u a
companies; providing for the organization,
support AID maintenance Of associations ioI
tho protection ana saving OF property la case
Of fire IN citios Of tho nrst-class
THv HspAY. Tho house only was in ses.
sion today. Cochran, Of Armstrong intro.
dueed an old hill of the session OF 1898, i'm
posing a state tax on each barrel OF malt
liquor brcwed. In Philadelphia the collec.
loh OF the tax Is given 10 the real estate as
SCISSORS and ia other counties 20 the county
commissioners. The house passed a Joint
resolution by Mr.. Focht, OF Union, for the
APPOINTMENT Of legislative committee VI
i've, with two citizens to be named by the
governor, TO ascertain the number OF aliens
who are charges on the state and who ara in.
lLWli", of state Institutions. 1t also directs
iLst Oh" committee shall recommend some
plan 90 have these aliens dopoTted or the cost
% 'hcir maintenance collected from the
European countries that have sent them here
''. i'H'.h.i'4'u ll'NAh''l no ANlNLp. Inc
LOu.n fought for some time over the STANDARD
o.! c.ulunys bin 20 repeal tho act prohibit
M cymrrt.ug pipe lines from consolidating
This is known as II Doodle hiil. and is nurscd
''E i'udury lt camo up on second read
Inc. Mr. Counell had Governor pattison's
veto ni the h.ll OF 1898 .cgd. Tho friends Of
tAN t.'i wanted 1t rccommitted before "A
sc'n.I reading In order 90 thus delay il fur.
ih"F. The republican leaders favored this
plan, tG' the house broke away from them
and Iusscd tho bill. II was then Tccommitt
rd ~ prdcr that parties interested might be
heard
FMpAY-Mr. Woodring, OF Northampton,
IN the house presented blll which reads as
follows That any person who shall will
iully state or deliver or transmit by any
means whatever TO tho manager, editor on
reporter Oi any newspaper magazine. peri.
odlihl serial for publication therein, any
hbeuol5 statement concerning any person or
corporation, or thereby secure the actual
publication of the same, is hereby declared
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