Every law Pennsylvania has passed

1,802 laws of the 1900s

Constitution of 1874

1. Making an appropriation to the Todd Hospital, of Carlisle.

   Act 468 of 1905 · P.L. 546 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

2. Making an appropriation to the Sylvan Heighta Home for Orphan Girls, in the city of Harrisburg.

   Act 469 of 1905 · P.L. 547 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

3. Making an appropriation to the trustees of the University of Pennsylvania.

   Act 470 of 1905 · P.L. 547 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

4. Makingr an appropriation to Saint Timothy's Hospital and House of Mercy, of Roxboroug'h, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

   Act 472 of 1905 · P.L. 548 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

5. Making an appropriation to the Western Temporary Home, of Philadelphia.

   Act 478 of 1905 · P.L. 549 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

6. Makinir an appropriation to the South Side Hospital, of Pittsburg, AUegheny county, Pennsylvania.

   Act 476 of 1905 · P.L. 551 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

7. Maklngr an appropriation to the Mercy Heipltal, of Pittsburgh. Appropriation. Sectiou 1.

   Act 478 of 1905 · P.L. 552 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

8. Making an appropriation to the Kittanningr General Hospital.

   Act 480 of 1905 · P.L. 553 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

9. Making: an appropriation for the maintenance of a Museum, under the direction of the Trustees of the State Library.

   Act 481 of 1905 · P.L. 554 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

10. Making an appropriation to the Warren Emergency Hospital, of Warren, Pennsylvania. Appropriation Scctiou 1.

    Act 482 of 1905 · P.L. 554 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

11. Making an appropriation to the Free Hospital for Poor Consumptives.

    Act 483 of 1905 · P.L. 555 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

12. Makingr an appropriation to the Free Kindergarten and Nursery Association, at Harrlsburg, Pennsylvania.

    Act 484 of 1905 · P.L. 555 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

13. Making an appropriation to the Uniontown Hospital, of Uniontown, Fayette county, Penniylvania.

    Act 486 of 1905 · P.L. 556 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

14. an appropriation to the North Pennsylvania General Hospital and Sanitarium, located at Austin, Pennsylvania.

    Act 487 of 1905 · P.L. 557 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

15. Making: an appropriation to the Northern Home for Friendless Children, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Maintenance

    Act 490 of 1905 · P.L. 558 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

16. Making an appropriation to the Philadelphia Home for Incur* ables.

    Act 492 of 1905 · P.L. 559 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

17. Makingr an appropriation to the Woman's Hospital, of Philadelphia.

    Act 493 of 1905 · P.L. 560 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

18. Making an appropriation to the American Art Society of Philadelphia, for the purpose of encouragrlng American art

    Act 495 of 1905 · P.L. 560 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

19. Making an appropriation to the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, for use in the Hospital Department.

    Act 496 of 1905 · P.L. 561 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

20. Making: an appropriation to the Clearfield Hospital.

    Act 497 of 1905 · P.L. 561 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

21. Maklnsr an appropriation to the BeUefonte Hospital.

    Act 498 of 1905 · P.L. 562 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

22. Making: an appropriation to the trustees of Saint Joseph's Hospital, in the City of Heading.

    Act 499 of 1905 · P.L. 563 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

23. For the promotion of education and experimentation In agriculture, horticulture, dairying and forestry, in the Commonwealth, and making: an appropriation for the same.

    Act 501 of 1905 · P.L. 566 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

24. Maklnsr an appropriation to United Presbyterian Women's Association, for the erection and furnishment of Its hospital. S(H!tion 1.

    Act 502 of 1905 · P.L. 567 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

25. Making an appropriation to the Presbyterian Hospital of Pittsburgh and Allegheny.

    Act 505 of 1905 · P.L. 569 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

26. To provide for the ordinarj' expenses of the Executive, Judicial and Legislative departments of the Commonwealth, Interest on the public debt, and the support of the public schools, for the two fiscal years beginning June first, one thousand nine hundred and five, and for the payment of bills incurred and remaining unpaid at the close of the fiscal year ending May thirty-first, one thousand nine hundred and five.

    Act 506 of 1905 · P.L. 569 · May 11, 1905 · Scanned page

27. To create the Department of Public Printing and Binding, to carry out the provisions of Section twelve, Article three, of the Constitution, in relation to the public printing and binding, and the supply of paper and other materials therefor.

    Act 1 of 1905 · February 7, 1905 · Scanned page

28. For the creation of a Commission for the purpose of co-operatingr with the authorities of the State of New Jersey in regard to the propagation of sturgeon, shad, bass, perch, and other fish, and the adoption of concurrent laws relevant thereto, by both states.

    Resolution 8 of 1905 · P.L. 29 · March 1, 1905 · Scanned page

29. To provide for the participation, by the National Guard of Pennsylvania, in the Inaugural ceremonies of Theodore Roosevelt, President-elect of the United States, to be held In the city of Washington, District of Columbia, March four, one thousand nine hundred and five; and making an appropriation to pay the expenses of a provisional brigade, selected for that purpose.

    Resolution 12 of 1905 · P.L. 32 · March 2, 1905 · Scanned page

30. To provide for the participation of the State of Pennsylvania in the Jamestown Tercentennial and Naval-Marine Exhibition, to be held on the borders of Hampton lioads, Virginia, in the year one thousand nine hundred and seven, in commemoration of the three hundredth anniversary of the settlement of Jamestown; and providing for the appointment of a Commission, and makingan appropriation to

    Resolution 310 of 1905 · P.L. 450 · 1905 · Scanned page

31. In the State Senate, February 8, 1905.

    Resolution of 1905 · P.L. 610 · February 14, 1905 · Scanned page

32. In the State Senate, February 8, 1905.

    Resolution of 1905 · P.L. 610 · February 14, 1905 · Scanned page

33. To repeal an act, entitled "An act authorizing and empowering parties to contracts, in which advances of money, repayable on demand, are made upon warehouse receipts, bills of lading, certificates of stock, certiflates of deposit, bills of exchange, bonds, or other negotiable instruments, pledged as collateral security for such repayment to an amount not less than five thousand dollars,

    Act 5 of 1907 · P.L. 6 · March 7, 1907 · Scanned page

34. Authorizing: the employment of stenographers by the county solicitors of certain counties.

    Act 6 of 1907 · P.L. 6 · March 7, 1907 · Scanned page

35. Providing that the funds in the hands of the several county treasurers of the Commonwealth, levied and collected under the provisions cf the act of Assembly, approved April eleven, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine (Pamphlet Laws, page thirty-six), relating to the construction and maintenance of side paths for the use of bicycles, be appropriated and turned into the general funds of the counties.

    Act 8 of 1907 · P.L. 9 · March 14, 1907 · Scanned page

36. To amend the act, approved May twenty-ninth, one thousand nine hundred and one, entitled "An act to declare the species of flsh which are game fish, and the species of flsh which are ^ commercially valuable for food, and to regulate the catching and encourage the propagation of the same; to define the public waters within the State; to protect the waters within the State from Improper

    Act 11 of 1907 · P.L. 12 · March 14, 1907 · Scanned page

37. To repeal an act, entitled "An act to regulate the fees of the county treasurers of Luzerne and Clearfield counties," approved the eleventh day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.

    Act 13 of 1907 · P.L. 13 · March 14, 1907 · Scanned page

38. Increasing the number of courts of common pleas In the county of Allegheny; establishing: therein a distinct and separate court of common pleas, and providing for the election and appointment of Judges for said court

    Act 15 of 1907 · P.L. 19 · March 15, 1907 · Scanned page

39. To quiet the title of real estate; and to enable citizens of the United States, and corporations chartered under the laws of this Commonwealth and authorized to hold real estate therein, to hold and convey title to real estate which has formerly been held by corporations not authorized by law to hold real estate in Pennsylvania. Real estate.

    Act 16 of 1907 · P.L. 20 · March 21, 1907 · Scanned page

40. Authorizing: the county commissioners of the several counties, or the town councils of the several borougrhs, of this Commonwealth, or both, to appropriate annually a sufflcient sum of money to each Post of the Grand Army of the Republic, in their respective counties or boroughs, to aid in defraying the expenses of Memorial Day. Memorial Day Appropriation by county commto- Blonen and

    Act 18 of 1907 · P.L. 21 · March 21, 1907 · Scanned page

41. Validating:, approvinsr, and confirming the title to certain lots of land In the borough of Warren, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, heretofore laid cut into lots by the burghs and town council of said borough, under an act, entitled "A further supplement to an act, entitled 'An act erecting the town of Warren, in the county of Warren, into a borough and township, and for other purposes,' passed

    Act 19 of 1907 · P.L. 22 · March 22, 1907 · Scanned page

42. Providing a method for the removal of township officers, for failure to properly perform their duties of office, and provlding a remedy in case of complaint.

    Act 23 of 1907 · P.L. 26 · March 22, 1907 · Scanned page

43. To amend an act approved the seventeenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, entitled "An act enlarging the powers of the orphans' court, so as to discharge liens on real estate," so as to include charges on real estate by the provisions of a last will and testament, or otherwise.

    Act 25 of 1907 · P.L. 28 · March 22, 1907 · Scanned page

44. To provide for the continuation of the publication of the Pennsylvania Archives.

    Act 28 of 1907 · P.L. 31 · March 28, 1907 · Scanned page

45. To validate sales of real estate upon writs of levari facias, awarded upon judgrments obtained upon writs of scire facias sur mortgrage, issued subsequent to the passage of an aci, entitled "An act relating to the service of certain process in actions at law, and to the effect thereof, and providing who shall be made parties to certain writs," approved the ninth day of July, Anno Domini

    Act 30 of 1907 · P.L. 33 · March 28, 1907 · Scanned page

46. To prohibit the fraudulent use of the name or title of secret fraternities, associations, societies, orders, or orgranizations; also prohibiting the fraudulent wearing or use of any emblem, badge, button, or insignia of such secret fraternal organization; and fixing the penalty for violation of this act.

    Act 31 of 1907 · P.L. 34 · March 28, 1907 · Scanned page

47. To cede Jurisdiction over a part of the public road, known as the Emmltsburg Road, within the National Park at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

    Act 32 of 1907 · P.L. 35 · March 28, 1907 · Scanned page

48. Authorizing cities of the third class to fix, by ordinance, the date of commencement of the fiscal year.

    Act 33 of 1907 · P.L. 36 · March 28, 1907 · Scanned page

49. Authorizing and empowering: county controllers, In counties containinir a population of from three hundred thousand to one million, to deslgrnate and appoint a solicitor; prescribing the duties of said solicitor, and fixing his term of appointment and salary.

    Act 34 of 1907 · P.L. 36 · March 28, 1907 · Scanned page

50. Pasrment of license fee*. Section 2. act of July 13. 1897. cited for amendment. To amend section two of an act, entitled "An act to provide revenue, and regulate the sale of malt, brewed, vinous, and spirituous liquors, or any admixture thereof, by requiringr and authorizing licenses to be taken out by brewers, distillers, wholesalers, bottlers, rectifiers, compounders, storekeepers, and

    Act 35 of 1907 · P.L. 37 · April 4, 1907 · Scanned page

51. To amend the act, approved July fifteenth, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven, entitled "An act to provide a more just and equitable method of distributing: the school appropriation to common schools, and specifying the duties of ofiScers in connection therewith," by providingr for the enumeration of school children and the enrollment of taxables in cities of the first and second

    Act 38 of 1907 · P.L. 40 · April 4, 1907 · Scanned page

52. Relative to suits in ejectment; providing that where, prior to the ejectment act of May eighth, one thousand nine hundred and one, a suit in ejectment has been brought and a verdict or Judgment thereon has been given for the plaintiff or defendant, no new ejectment shall be brought thereon, and such verdict or Judgment shall be conclusive, unless such new ejectment be brought within one year

    Act 39 of 1907 · P.L. 42 · April 4, 1907 · Scanned page

53. Being a sapplement to an act, entitled "An act to regulate the time of holding city teachers' institutes." approved the twentieth day of April, Anno Domini one thousand nine hundred and five, extending its application to boroughs.

    Act 40 of 1907 · P.L. 42 · April 4, 1907 · Scanned page

54. Making an appropriation to the trustees of the Eastern Pennsylvania State Institution for Feeble-minded and Epileptic, at Spring City, Chester county.

    Act 42 of 1907 · P.L. 43 · April 4, 1907 · Scanned page

55. Regulatingr the placingr of electric or any other lights interfering with railroad signals, In this Commonwealth.

    Act 44 of 1907 · P.L. 46 · April 4, 1907 · Scanned page

56. To fix the salaries of the deputy register, clerks, and employes in the office of the reg'lster of wills of any county of this Commonwealth having a population of one million, or over.

    Act of 1907 · P.L. 47 · April 4, 1907 · Scanned page

57. To amend section eleven of the act, entitled "An act to regulate the publication, binding, 'and distribution of the public documents of this Commonwealth," increasing the number of Reports of the Commissioners of Soldiers' Orphans' Schools.

    Act 47 of 1907 · P.L. 48 · April 4, 1907 · Scanned page

58. Repealingan act, approved the second day of March, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four, entitled "An act concerning roads and highways in the county«of Crawford.

    Act 48 of 1907 · P.L. 48 · April 4, 1907 · Scanned page

59. To classify the species of fish in such parts of boundary lakes, of naore than five thousand acres, as this Commonwealth has Jurisdiction over, and in the waters of any peninsula or in any bay adjacent to or connected with such lakes; to declare which fish are game fish, which fish are food fish, and which are minnows or bait fish; to protect and provide for the maintenance and increase of

    Act 49 of 1907 · P.L. 49 · April 10, 1907 · Scanned page

60. Ainendingr an act, entitled **An act authorizingr any of the borougrhs of this Commonwealth to pay a salary to the chief burg-csfl thereof (Pamphlet Laws, one thousand nine hundred and Ave, page one hundred and sixteen), by providing that in boroughs of over five thousand population, where such salary would fall below the sum of fifty dollars per month, the borough council, In Its wisdom,

    Act of 1907 · P.L. 60 · April 15, 1907 · Scanned page

61. Regulating the sale of milk, skim-milk, and cream; establishing the standard of measurement; and providing for the enforcement thereof.

    Act of 1907 · P.L. 62 · April 15, 1907 · Scanned page

62. To establlBh schools for adults, includlngr foreigrners; and providingr for instruction, and employment of teachers for same.

    Act 60 of 1907 · P.L. 68 · April 15, 1907 · Scanned page

63. To provide for the taking or killing: of rabbits or hares in tb\M Commonwealth, and prescribing penalties for violation of its several provisions.

    Act 62 of 1907 · P.L. 71 · 1907 · Scanned page

64. To provide for the taking or killing of rabbits or hares in thia Commonwealth, and prescribing penalties for violation of its several provisions.

    Act 62 of 1907 · P.L. 71 · 1907 · Scanned page

65. To provide for the taking: or killing of rabbits or hares in tbia Commonwealth, and prescribing penalties for violation of its several provisions.

    Act 62 of 1907 · P.L. 73 · April 15, 1907 · Scanned page

66. Game and wild bird "preserves." Perpetual close reason. Givingr additional protection to the g&me of the State and wild birds, within the limits of "preserves" created under the provisions of the act of May eleventh, one thousand nine hundred and five, and under the control of the Board of Game Commissioners; and prescribing penalties for violation of its several provisions.

    Act 64 of 1907 · P.L. 75 · 1907 · Scanned page

67. Game and wild bird "preserves." Perpetual close season. Giving: additional protection to the grame of the State and wild birds, within the limits of "preserves" created under the provisions of the act of May eleventh, one thousand nine hundred and five, and under the control of the Board of Game Commissioners; and prescribing penalties for violation of its several provisions.

    Act 64 of 1907 · P.L. 75 · April 15, 1907 · Scanned page

68. To amend section eight of an act. entitled "An act for the appointment and maintenance of a Board, to be known as the Armory Board of the State of Pennsylvania, and for the payment of its expenses; and for providing, managing, and caring for armories for the use of the National Guard of Pennsylvania, and making an appropriation for the same; authorizing the State Armory Board to receive

    Act 05 of 1907 · P.L. 78 · 1907 · Scanned page

69. To amend section eight of an act. entitled "An act for the appointment and maintenance of a Board, to be known as the Armory Board of the State of Pennsylvania, and for the payment of its expenses; and for providing, managing, and caring for armories for the use of the National Guard of Pennsylvania, and making an appropriation for the same; authorizing the State Armory Board to receive

    Act 65 of 1907 · P.L. 78 · 1907 · Scanned page

70. Authorizing contracts between cities, boroughs or townships, of the one part, and street passenger railway companies, surface, elevated or underground, or motor power companies leasing and operating the franchises and property of such companies, of the other part, affecting, fixing and regulating the franchises, powers, duties and liabilities of such companies, the management of the same,

    Act of 1907 · P.L. 79 · 1907 · Scanned page

71. Authorizing contracts between cities, boroughs or townships, of the one part, and street passenger railway companies, surface, elevated or underground, or motor power companies leasing and operating the franchises and property of such companies, of the other part, aftecting, fixing and regulating the franchises, powers, duties and liabilities of such companies, the management of the same,

    Act 66 of 1907 · P.L. 79 · April 15, 1907 · Scanned page

72. To regulate the construction, maintenance, and Inspection of scaffolding, or slings* hangers, blocks, pulleys, stays, braces, ladders, irons or ropes, that are used in the construction, alteration, repairing, painting, cleaning, or pointing of buildings, within the limits of cities of the first, second, and tliird class; and providing punishment for violation of the provisions of this act.

    Act 67 of 1907 · P.L. 80 · April 15, 1907 · Scanned page

73. To regulate the construction, maintenance, and inspection of scaffolding, or slings, hangers, blocks, pulleys, stays, braces, ladders, irons or ropes, that are used in the construction, alteration, repairing, painting, cleaning, or pointing of buildings, within the limits of cities of the first, second, and third class; and providing punishment for violation of the provisions of this act.

    Act 67 of 1907 · P.L. 80 · April 15, 1907 · Scanned page

74. Borougrh ordinances. Validating: ordlnanc**s of any borough, laying out and opening public streets, lanes, or alleys, passed since May sixteenth. Anno Domini eighteen hundred ninety-one, where such ordinances were passetl by councils of such boroughs and published as prescril)ed Ijy an act, entitled "An act regulating boroughs," approved April third, Anno Domini eighteen hundred tifty-one,

    Act 68 of 1907 · P.L. 81 · April 15, 1907 · Scanned page

75. Borough ordinances. Validating? ordinances of any borough, laying out and opening public streets, lanes, or alleys, passed since May sixteenth. Anno Domini eighteen hundred ninety-one, where such ordinances were passed by councils of such boroughs and published as prescribed by an act, entitled '*An act regulating boroughs." approved April third, Anno Domini eighteen hundred fifty-one, and

    Act 68 of 1907 · P.L. 81 · April 15, 1907 · Scanned page

76. Relatingto the taxing as part of the costs the printing of paperbooks, upon appeals to Supreme and Superior Courts.

    Act 69 of 1907 · P.L. 82 · 1907 · Scanned page

77. Relating to the taxing as part of the costs the printing: of paperbooks, upon appeals to Supreme and Superior Courts.

    Act 69 of 1907 · P.L. 82 · April 15, 1907 · Scanned page

78. Providing for the creation and regulation of municipal liens, and the proceedings for the collection thereof, in the several boroughs of this State. Reotion 1.

    Act 70 of 1907 · P.L. 82 · April 15, 1907 · Scanned page

79. Providing for the creation and regulation of municipal liens, and the proceedings for the collection thereof, in the several boroughs of this State. Pection 1.

    Act 70 of 1907 · P.L. 82 · 1907 · Scanned page

80. To regulate the paving of sidewalks and setting curbstones In the rural districts of cities of the first class.

    Act 72 of 1907 · P.L. 85 · April 15, 1907 · Scanned page

81. To amend section eight of an act, entitled "An act to provide for the protection of trees, shrubs, vines, and plants against destructive Insects and diseases; providing for the enforcement of this act, and the expenses connected therewith, and flxing penalties for its v*oIation," approved the thirty-flrst day of March, Anno Domini one thousand nine hundred and five, by authorizing the

    Act 73 of 1907 · P.L. 86 · April 15, 1907 · Scanned page

82. To repeal an act, entitled "An act relative to the pay of auditors and supervisors In certain townships In the county of of Lawrence," approved the second day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred

    Act 77 of 1907 · P.L. 91 · April 15, 1907 · Scanned page

83. Defining the duty of coroners, police, and health authorities. In this Commonwealth, in reference to the disposition of bodies of persons whose cause of death may be the subject of Inquiry by the coroner.

    Act 78 of 1907 · P.L. 91 · April 17, 1907 · Scanned page

84. To confer upon street railway companies, and the lessees or operators thereof, the ri^rht to do an express business, and to transport light freight and property, and to charge and collect reasonable compensation therefor.

    Act 80 of 1907 · P.L. 95 · April 22, 1907 · Scanned page

85. To amend the first section of an act, entitled "To enable borougns to adopt and construct seweragre systems, and to assess and collect the cost thereof/' ap(>roved the fifteenth day of May, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and eightynine (Pamphlet Laws, page two hundred and twenty), by providing for the construction of sewers without a petition of a majority of property owners,

    Act 81 of 1907 · P.L. 96 · April 23, 1907 · Scanned page

86. Authorizing county commissioners of the several counties of this Commonwealth to contract for the drillingof gas-weUs, in lands owned by the i>articular county, for the pur];>ose of furnishing light and fuel for the county buildings of that county.

    Act 82 of 1907 · P.L. 97 · April 23, 1907 · Scanned page

87. To repeal an act, entitled "An act to authorize the election of district ireasurers in Clearfield county." approved the ninth day of April. Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two, and an act, entitled "A supplement to an act, entitled 'An act to authorize the election of district treasurers in the county of Clearfield,' " approved the ninth day of April, Anno Domini one

    Act 83 of 1907 · P.L. 98 · April 23, 1907 · Scanned page

88. Making an appropriation to the Capitol Invest ieration Conuniision.

    Act 85 of 1907 · P.L. 99 · April 23, 1907 · Scanned page

89. Making constables of boroughs and townships, and their deputies, and the employes of the Department of Forestry ex officio fire-wardens, for the extinguisfhment of forest or wild land fires; prescribing the duties of such fire-wardens, and their punishment for failure to i>€rform the same; empowering them to procure the assistance of others in the extinguishment of such fires, and providing

    Act 86 of 1907 · P.L. 100 · April 25, 1907 · Scanned page

90. Supplement to the act of April third, eigrhteen hundred and flfty-one, entitled "An act regulating boroughs,'* providing for the elec tlon of a borough solicitor, fixing the term of office and prescribing his duties, and authorizing the town council to fix his compensation. Borough

    Act 87 of 1907 · P.L. 102 · April 25, 1907 · Scanned page

91. To amend the first section of an act, entitled "An act to provide for the repair and maintenance or improvement, by the proper county, city, or borough, of turnpikes heretofore or hereafter appropriated or condemned, or any part thereof, for public use free of tolls" approved the twentieth day of April, Anno Domini one thousand nine hundred and live; providing for the repair and maintenance

    Act 88 of 1907 · P.L. 103 · April 25, 1907 · Scanned page

92. To provide for licensing and regulating employment agencies, in cities of the first and second class in this Commonwealth, and providing penalties for the violation thereof.

    Act 00 of 1907 · P.L. 105 · April 25, 1907 · Scanned page

93. To equalize taxation of restaurants, eating-houses, and cafes.

    Act 93 of 1907 · P.L. 116 · April 25, 1907 · Scanned page

94. Amending an act approved the twentieth day of June, nineteen hundred and one. entitled "An act relatingr to the collection of city, school, and poor taxes in the several cities of the third class In this Commonwealth, and providing that the city treasurer of each of said cities, by virtue of his office, shall be the collector of the said several taxes; prescribing his duties and, flxingr

    Act 94 of 1907 · P.L. 116 · April 25, 1907 · Scanned page

95. To amend the first section of an act, approved the thirteenth day of May, Anno Domini one thousand nine hundred and one, entitled "An act to amend the first and second sections of an act, entitled *An act authorizing the county commissioners of the several counties of this Commonwealth to rebuild bridges on Fites owned by corporations or by private persons, or built by public subscriptions,

    Act 96 of 1907 · P.L. 118 · April 25, 1907 · Scanned page

96. Providing for the appointment of assistant district attorneys, in the several counties of this Commonwealth having seven hundred fifty thousand, and less than one million two hundred thousand, Inhabitants; prescribing the i>owers and duties, and fixing the salaries of the said assistant district attorneys.

    Act 97 of 1907 · P.L. 120 · April 25, 1907 · Scanned page

97. Authorizing licensed wholesale liquor sellers and dealers to purchase vinous, spirituous, malt, or brewed liquors, in kegs. barrels, or otherwise in bulk, and to transfer the saxne into bottles or smaller packag^es; and to sell the same in such bottles or smaller packages, in certain quantities, and fixing the annual license-fee of such dealers in cities of the first class, second class,

    Act 100 of 1907 · P.L. 121 · April 25, 1907 · Scanned page

98. To provide tor the licensing and regulating of slaughter-houses, shops, wagons, and places where meats, poultry, fish, game, and shell-fish are prepared for use as food, or stored or exposed for sale, in cities of the first class in this Oommonwealth; and providing penalties for any violation of any regulation governing the same.

    Act 101 of 1907 · P.L. 122 · April 26, 1907 · Scanned page

99. To repeal an act, entitled "An act to authorize civil actions foi the recovery of damages arising: from newspaper publications negligently made; defining the character of such dajn> ages; and requiring every newspaper published in this Commonwealth to print, in a conspicuous place in each issue, the names of the owners, proprietors or publishers, and the managing editors of the same; and making

    Act 102 of 1907 · P.L. 123 · May 1, 1907 · Scanned page

100. Making: an appropriation to the trustees of the State Lunatic Hospital for the Southern District of Pennsylvania, located at Harrisburgr.

     Act 104 of 1907 · P.L. 126 · May 1, 1907 · Scanned page