The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-06-26
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
TUESDAY.
The House passed finally these b

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Repeating the second provso of the
first section of the act making an APP
preparation to the State Hospital for
the Insane mt Warren for the years
1883 and 1884
Providing for the immediate dlstri-
button of the laws enacted.
Amending an act providing for the
Incorporation of companies not for
profit, so that they may increase their
bonded Indebtedness from $26O.0O0 to
100000.
Qualifying libelant In an action
for divorce to be Il competent witness
TO all matters material in the issue
where there has been personal service
of the subpoena.
Senate bill abolishing minimum sen
fences for the violation of the liquor
laws was also passed finally.
These additional appropriations were
, passed finally:
National Reform School, Doyles-
town. $500; Wernersville State In
sane Asylum, $4,000; Harrisburg
State Insane Hospital. S256.0S3.75.
The Senate passed these bills: Allen.
town Hospital. $4,000; State Institu.
tion for Feeble Minded at Polk. S7lO,-
200; memorial tablets on Antietam
battlefield, S19,50O; monument to men,
ory of John Burns, on Gettysburg bat.
tledeld, S1,50O; monument In Presby-
terian Church graveyard at Middle.
spring. Cumberland county, $1,000;
Mercer Hospital, S11.500 Kttanning
Hospital, $4,000; monument to Penn
sylvania soldiers in National Gene
terry at Andersonville, $4,000; monu-
ment to memory of General Samuel
Meredith, first Treasurer of the United
States, $1,000.
WEDNESDAY.
The following appropriation bills
were passed finally by the house:
Beaver hospital, $1,000; Huntington
Reformatory, ST3,333; Cory hospital.
$500; Pittston hospital. $4,000; Ne.
keesport hospital, $4,000; Danville
state Insane hospital, Sl44,00O; Ridg-
way hospital, $l1, 800.
The following house appropriation
Dills were passed finally in the senate.
Hahneman hospital Scranton, So.
600; Temporary Home for Children,
Allegheny, $4,000; Warren Emergency
hospital. $4,000; Conemaugh Valley
Memorial hospital, Johnstown, $40. 900:
Almlra home, New Castle, $1,000: OIL
City hospital. $4,000: Nasan hospital,
Roaring Springs. $4,000: for continu.
ance of commission having charge of
the compilation and publication of the
laws of the province of Pennsylvania
prior to 1900, $4,000 for experiments
IN culture, curing and preparation of
tobacco at State college. $1,000; State
Normal school, Clarion. $4,000: Kane
Summit hospital, $4,000; Children's
Industrial home, Harrisburg, $4,000:
Washington hospital. $4,000: Warren
state Insane asylum, $4,000; monu-
ment to Pennsylvania troops in battle
of Shiloh. $4,000.
THURSDAY.
In the House these bills were passed
finally:
The Kopp bill, which applies to cities
of the first and second class, provid-
ing for the appointment of sealers of
weights and measures.
House bill encouraging the planting
Of trees alongside the roadsdes and
providing penalty for killing. remov-
ing or injuring the same.
Senate bill declaring mine superln-
the company by whom they are EN-.
ployed. and not fellow members of
the mine workers.
Senate bill authorizing townships
to enter into contract with any person
or corporation to supply water for fire
protection.
Senate bill authorizing the grading,
paving and curbing or macadamiZing
of streets and alleys which may be In
whole or In part the boundaries of Dor.
oughs and first-class townships, by
joint contract.
In the Senate the House approprla.
tion bills passed finally were: West.
ern Pennsylvania Institution for Deaf
and Dumb. $141, 800; South Carolina
Interstate and West Indian exposition
commission, S35,O00; PHILADELPHIA
Home for Incurables. $4,000; North.
ern Home for Frlendless Children,
Philadelphia, $4,000; to investigate
the diseases of domestic animals, So.
900; South Side hospital, Pittsburg,
S3O,OOO; Western Pennsylvania Hu.
name Society, $1,000; Franklin City