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55,382 acts of the General Assembly, from William Penn’s first assembly in 1682 to 2026. Until 1874 much of the Assembly’s work was “special” legislation for a single person, company or town: a divorce, a road, a tavern license. That year’s constitution barred local and special laws on most subjects, and the yearly count fell; lately it is about 150.

Not yet complete · The state has not yet digitized its session laws act by act for most years between 1851 and 1949. We filled what we could from scans of the printed volumes: every year from 1851 to 1875 and most sessions from 1877 to 1907. A computer read those titles, so they can contain misspellings, and a few acts in each year were missed. Most years from 1909 to 1949 are still thin (marked below). Every other year is complete, from 1682 through 1850 and from 1950 to today.

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1,802 laws of the 1900s

Constitution of 1874

  1. To amend section two of an ad, entitled "An act to provide for the incon>oration and grovernment of street railway companies in tills Commonwealth," approved the fourteenth day of May, Anno Domini one thousand eigrht hundred and eighty-nine; providing that the consent of the local authorities of all the cities, boroughs, and townships of the first class, and the board of road supervisors

    Act of 1907 · P.L. 375 · June 1, 1907 · Scanned page

  2. Public roads. Section 1. act o£ April t. 1903. cited for amendment. To amend an act, entitled "An act to widen and alter, or to widen or alter, public roads, in townships In this Commonwealth, connecting a city with a city, a city with a borough, or a borough with a borough; and providing for the assessment of damages, and their payment to persons injured by such altering or widening,"

    Act of 1907 · P.L. 381 · June 1, 1907 · Scanned page

  3. To repeal part of section three of an act, entitled "An act attaching certain farms to the township of Frankstown, in Blair county, for school purposes," approved the third day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three.

    Act of 1907 · P.L. 383 · June 1, 1907 · Scanned page

  4. To provide for the change of venue in civil cases.

    Act 269 of 1907 · P.L. 383 · June 1, 1907 · Scanned page

  5. Authorizing courts of cominon pleas to decree the dissolution of corporations and commissions, not for profit, incorporated for the purpose of repalrlngr. maintaining, and operating turnpike and other public roads, with the right to collect toll thereon, and levy tax for the maintenance of such roads and the payment of the interest and principal of Indebtednese created, and to determine

    Act 270 of 1907 · P.L. 384 · 1907 · Scanned page

  6. Supplement to an act, approved April twenty-eighth, one thousand nine hundred three, en-tilled **An act for the annexation of any city, borough, township, or part of a township, to a contiguous city, and providing for the indebtedness of the same;" providing for the preservation of rights of creditors and of liens, and for funding the debt of the municipality or school district annexed.

    Act 271 of 1907 · P.L. 386 · June 1, 1907 · Scanned page

  7. Authorizing any city of the third class within this Commonwealth to confine and pave, or completely enclose, any creek, run, or natural waterway, other than navigable streams, and for this purpose to enter upon any lands necessary to such confining and paving, or complete enclosure; and providing for the ascertainment and assessment of the costs, damages an<d expenses thereof, as well as the

    Act 272 of 1907 · P.L. 387 · 1907 · Scanned page

  8. Authorizing the transfer of the control and management of the Sanatorium on the State Forestry Reservation near Mont AKo, in Franklin county, from the Commissioner of Forestry 'to the Department of Health.

    Act 273 of 1907 · P.L. 390 · June 1, 1907 · Scanned page

  9. Providing: that the jurisdiction of the courts shall not be ousted by a provision in a contract that an award or an appraise- Tnent of an engineer, architect or other person shall be final or conclusive, or that a certificate of an engineer, architect or other person shall be a condition precedent to maintaining an action upon such contract; and that any controversy arising on a

    Act 274 of 1907 · P.L. 390 · June 1, 1907 · Scanned page

  10. Supplement to an act, entitled "An act to provide for the Incorporation and reg-ulation of certain corporations," approved the twentyninth day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four; empowering companies incorporated, under the provisions of said act, for the insurance of owners of real estate, mortgagees, and others interested In real estate from loss, by reason

    Act 275 of 1907 · P.L. 391 · June 1, 1907 · Scanned page

  11. To repeal an act, entitled "An act relative to hawkingr and peddling In the county of Mercer,'* approved the thirteenth day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine.

    Act 277 of 1907 · P.L. 392 · June 1, 1907 · Scanned page

  12. Regulating the collection of taxes and other claims and demands due the Commonwealth, and providing for six per centum interest thereon, and an attorney's commission.

    Act 278 of 1907 · P.L. 392 · June 1, 1907 · Scanned page

  13. To provide for the discharge of sureties upon bonds of trustees, committees, guardians, assignees, receivers, executors, administrators, and other fiduciaries.

    Act 279 of 1907 · P.L. 393 · June 1, 1907 · Scanned page

  14. Authorizing the Commissioner of Banking: to appoint additional bajik examiners, two stenogrraphers, and one messengrer, cuid llxins the compensation of the same.

    Act 280 of 1907 · P.L. 394 · June 1, 1907 · Scanned page

  15. To repeal an act, entitled "An act to resrulate the fees of the county treasurer of Northumberland county," appxx>ved the twentieth day of Febru«iry, Anno Domini one thousand eicrht hundred sixty-seven.

    Act 283 of 1907 · P.L. 401 · June 3, 1907 · Scanned page

  16. Requiring that all water, ^as. or electric llffht corporations, before enterlngr upon or occupylngr any public street or hlgrbway In any township of the first class of this Commonwealth, shall first make application to the proper authorities of such township of the first class and obtain Its consent to such entry or occupancy.

    Act 287 of 1907 · P.L. 426 · June 6, 1907 · Scanned page

  17. To provide for the establishment and maintenance of free public libraries, on a permanent basis, In all municlpeiltieB Uiroufirhout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,— except in cities of first, second, and third class, —townships and counties, in same manner as is now provided in case of boroughs.

    Act 290 of 1907 · P.L. 430 · June 6, 1907 · Scanned page

  18. To amend sections five, nine, fifteen, nineteen, twenty, ajid twenty-flve of an act, entitled "An act to provide for the immediate regristration of all births and deaths throughout the Contmon wealth of Pennsylvania, by means of certificates of births and deaths, and burial or removal permits; requiring prompt returns to the Central Bureau of Vital Statistics at the capital of the State,

    Act 292 of 1907 · P.L. 431 · June 6, 1907 · Scanned page

  19. to the collection of any sums of money that a defendant, in a proeecution for fornication and bastardy, may be sentenced by the court of quarter seseions to pay to the mother of a bastard child.

    Act 293 of 1907 · P.L. 438 · June 7, 1907 · Scanned page

  20. Amending "An act authorizing the formation of partnership asaociations, in which the capital subscribed ehail alone be responsible for the debts of the association, except under certain circumstances/' approved the second day of June. Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four, and extending the subjects thereof.

    Act 295 of 1907 · P.L. 441 · June 7, 1907 · Scanned page

  21. To ajnend Bection four of an act, entitled "An act to establish a I^epartment of A^culture and define its duties, and provide for its proper administration," approved March thirteenth. Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and ninetyfive, as amended by an act approved April fourteenth, Anno Domini one thousand nine hundred and three; providing for the appointment of a clerk for the Director

    Act 297 of 1907 · P.L. 446 · June 7, 1907 · Scanned page

  22. To rei^ulate tenement-houses in cities of the first class, and to require those owningr or conducting the scmie to secure a license from the mayor; makingr violations of the act misdemeanors, and providing i>enalties for such violations.

    Act 300 of 1907 · P.L. 450 · June 7, 1907 · Scanned page

  23. Supplementary to an act, entitled "An act relating to roads, highways, and bridges," approved June thirteenth, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-six, and the several BUM>lements thereto.

    Act 301 of 1907 · P.L. 453 · June 7, 1907 · Scanned page

  24. of Banking. Licensing and regulation of certain foreign companies, corporations, associations, etc. • What shall be deemed foreign corporations. Proviso. Licensing of foreign corporations. Providing: for the licenslnir and regrulation of foreign companies, corporations, limited partnerships, joint stock associatians, or investment companies, organized under the laws of any other

    Act 302 of 1907 · P.L. 455 · June 7, 1907 · Scanned page

  25. Roads. Section 5, act of June 13. 1836, cited for amendment. Regulation of maximum width. To amend the fifth section of an act, entitled "An act relating to roads, highways, and bridges," approved the thirteenth day of June, Anno Domini one thousand eight himdred thlrty-slx.

    Act 303 of 1907 · P.L. 461 · June 7, 1907 · Scanned page

  26. Townships. Section 14. act of April 28. 1S99. cited for amendment. To amend section fourteen of an act, entitled "An act to provide for the classification of the townships of the Commonwealth, with respect to their population, into two classes, and to prescribe the form of government for townships of each class."

    Act 304 of 1907 · P.L. 461 · June 7, 1907 · Scanned page

  27. To reg:ulate the maximum rate of fare to be charRed for transportation of passenerers by street railways companies or corporations. In the cities of the second class of the Commonwealth, and prescribing a penalty for the violation thereof.

    Act 305 of 1907 · P.L. 462 · June 7, 1907 · Scanned page

  28. Fidelity. Insurance, safety deposit, trust, and savln^rs companies. Clause 4, section 29, act of June 27, 1895, cited for amendment. Courts may direct Banking Oomntlssloner to forward certified copy of last report of company. Amending clause four of soction twenty-nine of section one of an act, entitled "An act conferring upon certain fidelity, insurance, safety deposit, trust, and

    Act 306 of 1907 · P.L. 463 · June 7, 1907 · Scanned page

  29. To require all water and water-power companies hereafter incorporated, or hereafter formed by merger and consolidation, or hereafter purchasing the property and franchises of any other such company, to designate the exact source of their supply of water or water-power; and to require all existing water and water-power companies, merging and consolidating or purchasing the property and

    Act 307 of 1907 · P.L. 464 · June 7, 1907 · Scanned page

  30. To amend sections one and three of the act, approved the first day ot March, Anno Domini nineteen hundred and five, entitled an act **To provide for the appointment, by the district attorneys of the several counties of this Commonwealth havinga population of over Ave hundred thousand and less than one million, of a special detective officer, and assistant special detective officers, not

    Act 308 of 1907 · P.L. 468 · June 7, 1907 · Scanned page

  31. Xo amend sections four, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twentyone, twenty-six, twenty-nine, thirty-one, thirtythree, thirty-four, and thirty-six of an act, entitled "An act to establish a Board of Wardens for the port of Philadelphia, and for the regulation of pilots and pilotages, and for other purposes therein mentioned," approved the twenty-ninth day of March, one thousand eight hundred

    Act 317 of 1907 · P.L. 468 · June 8, 1907 · Scanned page

  32. Authorizing: cities of this Commonwealth to purchase, acquire, take, use, and appropriate private property, for the purposes of making, enlarging, extending, and maintaining public parks, parkways, and playgrounds; authorizing the said cities to purchase, acquire, take, use, and appropriate neighboring private property, within two hundred feet of ih« boundary lines of such public parks,

    Act 315 of 1907 · P.L. 475 · June 8, 1907 · Scanned page

  33. To amend an act, entitled "An act to provide for the Incorporation and regulation of ship canal companies to connect the Great Lakes with points on navigable rivers of this Oommonwealth," approved the twenty-fourth day of June, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five; providing for the construction, operation and maintenance of feeder and branch canals, and other appurtenances of

    Act 318 of 1907 · P.L. 481 · June 8, 1907 · Scanned page

  34. Fixing: the salaries and providing for the expenses of the Directors of the Poor, in the several counties of this Commonwealth.

    Act 320 of 1907 · P.L. 486 · June 8, 1907 · Scanned page

  35. Supplement to an act, entitled "An act to provide for the better government of cities of the first class in this Commonwealth," approved the first day of June, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-five; creating a Department of Wharves, Docks. and Perries, for the improvement, regulation, and supervision of the construction, extension, alteration, maintenance, and use of wharves,

    Act 321 of 1907 · P.L. 487 · June 8, 1907 · Scanned page

  36. To establish a Board of Commissioners of Navlgratlon for the river Delaware and its navigable tributaries; regulating their Jurisdiction over ships, vessels, and boats, and wharves, piers, bulkheads, docks, slips, and basins; and exempting cities of the first class from certain of its provisions; and making an appropriation therefor.

    Act 322 of 1907 · P.L. 495 · June 8, 1907 · Scanned page

  37. To abolish the Board of Wardens for the port of Philadelphia, and the offices of Harbor Master and Master Warden of the port of Philadelphia, and to transfer the property belong-in^ to these officials for the port of Philadelphia to the Board of Commissioners of Navigation for the river Delaware and its navigable tributaries.

    Act 323 of 1907 · P.L. 501 · June 8, 1907 · Scanned page

  38. To amend an act, entitled "An act provldingr for the establishment of a State Highway Department, by the appointment of a State Highway Commissioner and staff of assistants, and defining the powers and duties thereof; authorizing the State Highway Department to cooperate with the several counties and townshii>8, and with boroughs in certain instances, in the improvement of the public highways

    Act 325 of 1907 · P.L. 504 · June 8, 1907 · Scanned page

  39. To repeal an act, entitled "An act to Increase the pay of the Directors of the Poor and House of Ehnployment for the county of Northampton," approved the first day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and sizty-eifirht.

    Act 326 of 1907 · P.L. 519 · June 8, 1907 · Scanned page

  40. Railroad companlea and common carrters. Indemnity. Section 1, act of April 4. 1868, cited for repeal. Repeal. To repeal the first section of an act, entitled "An act relating to railroad companies and common carriers, definingtheir liability, and authorizing them to provide means of Indemnity against loss of life and personal injury," approved April four, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight.

    Act 328 of 1907 · P.L. 521 · June 10, 1907 · Scanned page

  41. Extending and defining the liability of employers, in ajctions for negligence, for Injury or death of their employes; declaring what shell not be a defense In suoh actions by employes against their employers, and defining who are agents of the employer, under this act.

    Act 329 of 1907 · P.L. 522 · June 10, 1907 · Scanned page

  42. Amending: section thlrty-flve (35) of an act, entitled "An act relating to roads, highways, and bridges," approved the thirteenth day of June, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and thirty-six; extending the provisions of said section as to also authorize the construction of county bridges In cities and boroughs, and providing for the erection of new bridges when any existing county bridge

    Act 330 of 1907 · P.L. 522 · June 12, 1907 · Scanned page

  43. Requiring banks, trust companies, savings fund societies, building and loan associations, bond ajid investment companies, provident associations, and all other corporations under supervision of tlie Commissioner of Banking, to furnish receipt in full, to each depositor or investor for moneys received, which shall also be entered in full on books of the company; statement of liabilities to be

    Act 331 of 1907 · P.L. 524 · June 12, 1907 · Scanned page

  44. Bstablishlng precautionary regrulations to prevent forest flres on lands In which oil-wells and gas-wells are situated, and diminish danger therefrom; making certain violations thereof misdemeanors, and prescribing punishment for the same, and in other cases affixing penalties and declaring liability for damages.

    Act of 1907 · P.L. 526 · June 12, 1907 · Scanned page

  45. To provide for the election of three Directors of the Poor, for the county of Schuylkill, at the general election of one thousand nine hundred and eight, and every third year thereafter; and fixing the salary of the three said directors, to be paid out of the treasury of the county of Schuylkill; and providing for the continuance of the service of the directors now

    Act 335 of 1907 · P.L. 528 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  46. Maklner an appropriation to the trustees of the State Hospital for Injured Persons of the Bituminous and Semi-Bituminous Coal Regrions of Pennsylvania, located at Blossburgr* Tioga county.

    Act 339 of 1907 · P.L. 532 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  47. Making: an appropriation for the current expenses of the Board of Public Charities, for the two fiscal years beginning Juae first, one thousand nine hundred and

    Act 340 of 1907 · P.L. 533 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  48. Making an appropriation to the Western State Penitentiary.

    Act 341 of 1907 · P.L. 533 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  49. Makingr an appropriation to the Pennsylvania Industrial Reformatory, at Huntingdon.

    Act 342 of 1907 · P.L. 534 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  50. Makingr an appropriation to the trustees of the State Cottage Hospital, at Connellsvllle, Fayette County.

    Act 344 of 1907 · P.L. 536 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  51. Making an appropriation to the ESastern State Penitentiary, of Pennsylvania.

    Act 345 of 1907 · P.L. 537 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  52. Making an appropriation to the trustees of the State Institution for Peeble-Minded of Western Pennsylvania.

    Act 346 of 1907 · P.L. 537 · June 18, 1907 · Scanned page

  53. Giving the Board of Public Charities,— in the conBlderation of applications for approval of plans and specifications for the erection of buildings, referred to th^em by law, and the consideration of applications for recommendations to the Liegielature of appropriations for construction of buildings, or repairs of buildings already erected,— power and authority to employ competc-nt person

    Act 347 of 1907 · P.L. 538 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  54. Appropriation. Making: an appropriation for the Cottage &tate Hospital, of Philipsburg, Pennsylvania.

    Act 348 of 1907 · P.L. 539 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  55. Making an appropriation to the trustees of the State Hospital of the Northern Anthracite Coal Regrion of Pennsylvania, at Scranton.

    Act 349 of 1907 · P.L. 540 · 1907 · Scanned page

  56. Making: an appropriation to the Trustees of the State Hospital for Injured Persons, at Mercer, Pennsylvania- Appropriation.

    Act 350 of 1907 · P.L. 541 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  57. Making an appropriation to the Pennsylvania Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, at Erie, Pennsylvania, for the purpose of maintenance of said Home, and a further appropriation to repair the blockhouse, located on the g^rounds of the Pennsyl- « vania Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, at Erie, Pennsylvania.

    Act 351 of 1907 · P.L. 542 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  58. Maklngr an appropriation to the Home for the Training in Speech of Deaf Children, before they are of School Age, at Belmont and Monument Avenues, in Philadelphia.

    Act 352 of 1907 · P.L. 542 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  59. an appropriation for the expenses required by an act, entitled "An act to provide for the continuance of the education and maintenance of the destitute orphans of the deceased soldiers, sailors, and marines, and the destitute children of permanently disabled soldiers, sailors, and marines of the State," approved May twentyfifth, one thousand eight hundred and eig-hty-nine; also

    Act 367 of 1907 · P.L. 546 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  60. Making an appropriation for transportation to Fredericksburg, Virginia, for the dedication of a monument being erected there by the Fredericksburg Battlefield Memorial Commission, and for the expenses of the Commission, incident tliereto.

    Act 359 of 1907 · P.L. 548 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  61. Providing for the erection of a monument for the grave of Brigadier General Theodore J. Wint, in the National Cemetery at Arlington, Virginia.

    Act 300 of 1907 · P.L. 550 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  62. Making an appropriation to the Ine^itute for Colored Youth » at Cheyney, Delaware County, Pennsylvania.

    Act 362 of 1907 · P.L. 551 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  63. Making an appropriation for the purpose of erecting a protection wall, and filling the washout caused by floods of the Ohio river, and the erection of dam number one and abutment thereto, of the Beaver division of the Pennsylvania canal, at Bridgewater, Pennsylvania.

    Act 363 of 1907 · P.L. 552 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  64. Authorizing the State Treasurer to refund to Nathaniel F. Hurst the amount paid by him for his commission as notary public.

    Act 364 of 1907 · P.L. 552 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  65. Making an appropriation to pay the expenses of the Pennsylvania Commmissioners for Promoting Uniformity of Legislation in the United States, and to contribute to the payment of the expenses of the National Conference of CJommissloners on Uniform State Laws for the promotion of Uniformity of Legislation in tiie United States.

    Act 365 of 1907 · P.L. 553 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  66. To commemorate the heroism, sactiflces, and patriotism of the Pennsylvania soldiers in the Union armies of the late Rebellion, who died in Salisbury Prison, North Carolina, -while confined there as prisoners of war, by tlie erection of a suitable monument in the National Cemetery at that place: creating: a Commission for such purpose, and appropriating the necessary money therefor.

    Act 366 of 1907 · P.L. 553 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  67. Appropriation, Making: an appropriation for the payment of the transportation of the survivors of the Forty-fifth, Forty-eighth, Fiftieth. Fifty-flrst, One Hundredth, and One Hundred Twentyfourth. One Hundred and Twenty-fifth, One hundred and Twentyeighth. One Hundred and Thirtieth, One Hundred and Thirtysecond, One Hundred and Thirty-seventh Regiments, Twelfth Cavalry, and

    Act 367 of 1907 · P.L. 555 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  68. Making an appropriation to pay the expenses of the Senatorial Committee, appointed March fifth, one thousand nine hundred and seven, for the purpose of making an investigation of the school system of the first school district of Pennsylvajiia, upon complaints of citizens thereof.

    Act 368 of 1907 · P.L. 556 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  69. Making: an appropriation to the Home of Widows and dingle Women, of Lebanon.

    Act 369 of 1907 · P.L. 556 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  70. Making an appropriation to the Home for the Friendless, of the city of Scran ton. Sectino 1.

    Act 370 of 1907 · P.L. 556 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  71. To authorize the purchase of historical works relative to the services of Pennsylvania Volunteers during* the late ClvU War.

    Act 371 of 1907 · P.L. 557 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  72. Designating the official flag of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and describing the same; providing for the carrying of such flag by the regiments of the National Guard of Pennsylvania; authorizing the Secretary of the Commonwealth to provide, arid have deposited in the office of Sfecretary of the Commonwealth, a model of »aid flag, and making^ an appropriation therefor. Flag of

    Act 373 of 1907 · P.L. 559 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  73. Making: an appropriation to the Pennsylvania Seaman's Friend Society, located in the city of Philadelphia.

    Act 375 of 1907 · P.L. 561 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  74. Making an appropriation to the Home for Aged Veteran and Wife, located at Sixty-fifth and Vine streets, in the city of Philadelphia.

    Act 376 of 1907 · P.L. 561 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  75. To make an appropriation for the painting and repairing of the Cornplanter Indian School, and keeping the building and grounds in order, and purchasing supplies.

    Act 377 of 1907 · P.L. 562 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  76. Makinsr an appropriation to the Children's Home of South Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

    Act 378 of 1907 · P.L. 562 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  77. Making an appropriation to the Pennsylvania Kpileptlc Hospital and Colony Farm.

    Act 380 of 1907 · P.L. 563 · 1907 · Scanned page

  78. Making appropriation to the Western Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb.

    Act 381 of 1907 · P.L. 563 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  79. Making an appropriation to

    Act 383 of 1907 · P.L. 565 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  80. Making an appropriation to the Easton Hospital, at Easton, Pennaylvanla.

    Act 385 of 1907 · P.L. 566 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  81. an appropriation to the Home for Aged and Infirm Women, at Easton, Pennsylvania.

    Act 386 of 1907 · P.L. 566 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  82. Making an appropriation to the Friends* Home for Children, of Philadelphia.

    Act 388 of 1907 · P.L. 567 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  83. Making an appropriation to the Old Ladies Home, of Wissinomlng, Philadelphia.

    Act 389 of 1907 · P.L. 568 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  84. Making: an appropriation to the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Home, Department of Pennsylvania, at Hawkins Station, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania.

    Act 391 of 1907 · P.L. 569 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  85. Making: an appropriation to the Maternity Hospital, In the city of Philadelphia.

    Act 392 of 1907 · P.L. 570 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  86. Making an appropriation to the Home for the Aged and Infirm Colored Women of Western Pennsylvania.

    Act 393 of 1907 · P.L. 570 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  87. Making an appropriation to the Home for Friendless Children, in the City of Readingr.

    Act 394 of 1907 · P.L. 571 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  88. Making an appropriation to the Passavant Memorial Homes for the Care of Epileptics, of Rochester, Pennsylvania.

    Act 396 of 1907 · P.L. 572 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  89. Makingr an appropriation to the West Philadelphia Hospital for Women, in the City of Philadelphia.

    Act 397 of 1907 · P.L. 572 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  90. Appropriation. Makins: an appropriation to the Qynecean Ho«pital, In the city of Philadelphia.

    Act 399 of 1907 · P.L. 573 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  91. Making an appropriation to the Nursery Home, of Harriftburgr, Pennsylvania.

    Act 400 of 1907 · P.L. 574 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  92. Making: an appropriation to the Nazarene Home for the Aged. of the city of Philadelphia.

    Act 402 of 1907 · P.L. 575 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  93. Making an appropriation to the Western Pennsylvania Humane Society.

    Act 404 of 1907 · P.L. 576 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  94. Maklnsr an appropriation to the York Hospital and Dispensary, of the city of York.

    Act 405 of 1907 · P.L. 576 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  95. Making an appropriation to the Beacon Light Mission.

    Act 406 of 1907 · P.L. 576 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  96. Making: an approprieutlon to the Midnigrht Mission, of Philadelphia.

    Act 407 of 1907 · P.L. 577 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  97. Appropriation. Making: an appropriation to the Pennsylvania Training School for Feeble-minded Children, at Blwyn, Delaware county, Pennsylvania.

    Act 408 of 1907 · P.L. 577 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  98. Appropriation. Proviso. Maklngr an appropriation to the Elk County General Hosirital. of Ridgway, Elk County, Pennsylvania.

    Act 410 of 1907 · P.L. 579 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  99. Making an appropriation to the WiUiamsport Tralningr School.

    Act 411 of 1907 · P.L. 580 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

  100. Making an appropriation to the TltusviUe Hospital, of Titusville, Pennsylvania.

    Act 413 of 1907 · P.L. 580 · June 13, 1907 · Scanned page

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